Author: David Todd McCarty
End Of An Era
State Senate President Steve Sweeney Upset By Unknown Truck Driver By David Todd McCarty | Wednesday, December 6, 2017 Senate President Steve Sweeney, the second ... Read More
The Shocking Kindness Of Ted Lasso
The idea that kindness would be so surprisingly fashionable in this angry, spiteful period of human history, surprised everyone. Hannah Waddingham, the veteran British actress ... Read More
Your Objections To Development Are Counter-Productive
The objections to most real estate development are too often misguided and ill-informed, leading to an unintended effect. By David Todd McCarty | Monday, October ... Read More
Mary, Covered In Roses
Who are we, that we can so easily turn away in response to pain and need and sorrow, with the taste of death so fresh ... Read More
Death And Taxes: The Right’s Last Stand
Within the quasi-religious fervor that is Trump’s Republican Party, the last remaining vestige of ideology centers around the paradox between the sanctity of life, the ... Read More
South Jersey’s Sanctuary City Designations Are A Haven For Violent Extremists
Cape May County was one of six to declare themselves 2nd Amendment Sanctuaries, giving legitimacy to the anti-government attitudes of violent extremist groups such as ... Read More
Rep Jeff Van Drew Calls For Fencing To Be Removed Despite Threats To Capitol
Two weeks after the Congressman introduced a bill to remove fencing surrounding the Capitol, a police officer has been killed after a car rammed a ... Read More
Autism Awareness Day
Cape May Court House — The fourteenth annual World Autism Awareness Day is April 2, 2021. Autism, or autism spectrum disorder (ASD), refers to a broad range of ... Read More
What Your Ring Tone Says About You
By David Todd McCarty | Friday, April 2, 2021 There was a time when all ringing phones pretty much sounded the same. There might have ... Read More
Democrats Look To Regain A Foothold in Middle Township With Quanette Vasser-McNeal
The Middle Township Committee is controlled by Republicans since losing Michael Clark’s seat in 2019 and maintain a slight edge in registered voters within the ... Read More