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Karen Knight
Verified
Writer, Cape May County Herald
Beats
Suicide, fertility industry, Adoption , Mental Health, Genetic Technologies, Family Relationships, Genealogy , Bioethics , Medical Ethics, Family Law, Donor Conception, Dna Testing , Family Trauma
Anything outside of Dallas-Fort Worth
Content
By Karen Knight|Cape May County HeraldVerifiedOcean City High School senior Christopher Garrabrant credits his parents with instilling in him a sense of volunteerism and community service by creating opportunities for participation and fostering a culture of giving back. The teen, who lives in Margate, has volunteered more than 1,000 hours supporting vulnerable populations. He is one of 25 finalists nationwide who received a $5,625 National Honor Society Scholarship.
By Karen Knight|Cape May County HeraldVerifiedWhen Barbra Streisand released “Don’t Rain on My Parade” in 1968, little did she know that some 57 years later the song would serve as the rallying cry for an 18-year-old cancer survivor who performed at Radio City Music Hall April 8 in the Garden of Dreams Foundation‘s “Dreams of Tomorrow” Talent Show.
By Karen Knight|Cape May County HeraldVerifiedOcean City High School senior Christopher Garrabrant credits his parents with instilling in him a sense of volunteerism and community service by creating opportunities for participation and fostering a culture of giving back. The teen, who lives in Margate, has volunteered more than 1,000 hours supporting vulnerable populations. He is one of 25 finalists nationwide who received a $5,625 National Honor Society Scholarship.
Company Info
Cape May County Herald
We are a multi-media publishing company delivering community journalism and marketing products and services to Cape May County's residents and visitors. Our flagship publication is the Cape May County Herald - unmatched 75%+ market penetration (per independent CVC audit). Our award-winning website, CapeMayCountyHerald.com, is the premier online source of local information. DoTheShore.com and Blast (a seasonal newspaper) focus on the abundant leisure activities. We employ a diverse array of conventional and digital media to deliver both the most comprehensive coverage of Cape May County and the best marketing value for those seeking to reach our community via local media.
New Jersey, United States
'+1 609-886-8600
Founded: 1967