John Cooke February 22, 2016

Chili Chowder Cookoff Cape May

On one of the coldest Valentine’s Days in recent memory, more than 500 people filled the Penthouse Ballroom of the Grand Hotel in Cape May, for the annual Chili & Chowder Cook-Off. A dozen participants,…

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John Cooke February 12, 2016

Care For Laura

In December I published a blog post about my friend Laura’s fundraising campaign for a life-saving operation she needed. Laura has Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome (EDS), combined with PoTs. A condition which till now you probably never heard…

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John Cooke February 9, 2016

Seven Things To Do Off Season Cape May

People often ask what do you do all winter? Or they ask is there anything to do in Cape May over the winter? The answer is emphatically yes!!! There is so much to do in…

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John Cooke January 24, 2016

Jonas Was A Whale of a Storm

Jonas was a whale of a storm in Cape May.  With  more than an adequate amount of warning from Gary Szatkowski (National Weather Service)  and a ridiculous amount of television hype, Cape May was ready.…

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John Cooke January 19, 2016

Cape May now a novel!

Cape May now a novel is a guest blog post by Holly Caster. I love Cape May and have been there about 7 times. My first visit was with my best friend Kathy. I was…

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