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An Authentic Victorian B&B for rent, Key Location! in Cape May
- bedrooms 7
- baths 5½
- sleeps 16
- pool no
- hot tub no
- pets allowed no
- type House
- community Cape May (on island)
rates (USD)
/ night
$ 2,500 - $ 12,000 / week
vacation rental description
Our tenants love the location of this house. You can see the beach promenade 2 blks straight ahead. Wide treelined street, upobstructed views of the ocean from the second floor (it is still 2 blocks away), walk to resturants, shops and attractions 1-2 blocks. We are also a favorite of the horse/buggy tours. Be prepared to be entertained on the porch! Many of our tenants walk by and say "we could have stayed there!." Now they are repeat tenants. additional availability info, see rates page. This is your chance to rent a colorful historic victorian at the shore (this was renovated to be an upscale B&B and became a rental 7 years ago). New kitchen 2014! The property suits the needs for a vacation rental, beach house, wedding, family reunion or anniversary celebration. This house is a rare offering with beautiful furnishings, A typical stay in the summer months is a week. If your family is 16 or less, you can rent just the main
house as pictured 7-8br and 5.5fb (one bedroom is a 2 room suite). For groups larger than 16, you can rent as many as 11 bedrooms, 9.5 baths, 5 kitchens, 8 tvs. The option is there to rent one or more of the additional cottages on the property. All of the units are pictured on our web site (or some additional links that we can priovide. We can accomodate as few as 2 and as many as 30. Rates page reflects the main house only for up to 16 people. Additional people would mean renting some or all of the cottages at an additional cost. We also rent at a discount off season, so spend your holidays and weekends with us. Off season 650 to 5675. A typical stay in the summer months is a week. Final prices are determined by the number in your family. Prices peak season start at 800 and go as high as 10750. We would love for you to share your vacation with us.
The common rooms and many of the bedrooms are quite large - the
dining room sits at least 18! We have seen We have seen many more seated in the additonal chairs provided. Since the living and dining rooms can open to each other and they have 12' ceilings the space is expansive (but with a home-like comfort). 3 of the 7 bedrooms are large suites are at least 23' and have sitting areas with tv. Al the bedrooms are good sized for a home of this era, no tiny bunk rooms here! The location is wonderful. If you sit on one of the many porch rockers and look down the street you can see the beach front promenade. We are also in the center of the
historic district and walking diatance to shops, resturants, activities, movies (and of course the beach) and all of Cape May's history and charm. We are a favorite of the house tours, so you
will see plenty of horse drawn carriages. We are a 2 block walk from just about everything.
The house is 130 years old but has undergone a major renovation in the last five years, so there is 4 zone central air conditioning, gas fireplaces, plenty of hot water and gleaming spaces. See
multiple pictures on our web site. We continue to renovate and upgrade in the off season to assure the comfort of our tenants. The house is a home, not a musum, so enjoy!
There is so much to do here in Cape May that you may wish to extend
your stay on your second visit. Feel free to call us for more
information. We hope you will choose to share this grand old house
with us and make it your yearly get away. One customer recently
married here stated "Our wedding weekend was absolutely perfect. We
felt like we were home away from home."
The house is also available for weddings, family reunions, holidays,
receptions, conferences and more. With additional cottages and
suites we can accommodate up to 30 people. The cottage and suite
(both with kitchens are available to be rented separately).
vacation rental location
property availability
- dates with deals
- unavailable dates
Last modified on 08-27-2014 at 7:06 PM.
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Sally A. Hulbert (609) 884-2497
house rental amenities
3 Fireplaces, 2 Refrigerators (one with icemaker), Additional
guest refrigerator on 2nd floor, Stove with oven, Coffee
Maker, Toaster, Blender, Mixer, Cooking Utensils, Dishes &
silverware provided, Deck, Patio, Front porch with rockers, Screened
porch with wicker, 2 Outside showers, Parking, Sorry, No Pets, no
smoking on property recent renovations/upgrades (last year): livingroom furnishings, 4
tvs in main house, extra rocking chairs, extra dining chairs, new
decor, new matresses, new curtains, new kitchen appliances, new
dishes, silverware, pots,pans, glassware,
upgraded outside showers, beach box and beach equipment, wireless
internet, new porch, porch rugs, exterior paint and shutters
activities and attractions in Cape May New Jersey
(on site or nearby): Biking, Golf, Tennis, Racquetball, Basketball,
Fitness Center, Gym, Shuffleboard, Horseshoes, Miniature Golf,
Amusement Parks, Fishing, Wildlife Viewing, Horseback Riding,
Shopping, Restaurants, Live Theater, Cinemas, Museums, Sightseeing,
Boating, Sailing, Water-skiing, Surfing, Windsurfing, Parasailing,
Jet Skiing, Shelling, Rafting, Swimming, Antiquing, Historic House Tours,
Horse and Buggy Rides, Country Club, Ghost Tours, Train Rides, Living
History, Zoo, Nature Trails, Light House Tours, Sunken Ships, Boat
Tours, Ferry to Outlet Shopping, etc
For more things to do…
Visit Sunset Beach at the end of Sunset Boulevard, Cape May Diamonds, Sunken Ship Atlantis, shops and resturant
Take the train to Cold Spring Village from the depot in the City of Cape May, an open air living History Museum, shops and restaurants
Cape May Bird Observatory, weekly walks, special programs, and boating trips
Fishing is for all ages. Fish poverty beach or try a party boat for deeper waters
Take the Ferry Boat to Delaware from Cape May via Cape May Lewes Ferry
View all of Cape May from the 1859 Light House located on Cape May Point beach
Hiking boots were made for walking. Walk all 3 trails at the Cape May Point State Park
Spend the day with the Animals at the Cape May Zoo
Visit the newest Designer Show House, the Carpender Cottage
Now open, Restoration of Cape May's World War II Lookout Tower
See Living Victorian at the Emlen Physick House, home of the Mid Atlantic Center For the Arts
vacation rental rates
fall Winter special, any 3 nights $1500-2000 for up to 16 people. It is the 2 night rate and get the 3rd free (or earily check in /late check out free)!!
Almost full for peak season, we have others!
Vacation w/us in 2014 or 2015!
Also some or all of the cottages are available. Please call or email. the quoted email rate is your final price. All rentals have an additional cleaning fee and refundable security deposit.
These rates are for the main house only to accomodate up to 16 people. Additional family members would add an additional cost for the rental of 1-4 cottages/sutes that each have sleeping and bath facilities.
Rates for 2014
Prior to 6/1 rates weekly 2500-2800 (long weekend 1500-1950), there is a cleaning fee in addition to the rent
5/31 2500
6/7 $3000
6/14 3900
6/21 6100
6/28, 6700
7/5 6500
7/12 7100
7/19 6900
7/26 6900
8/2 7300
8/9 6700
8/16 4900
8/23 4200
8/30 2900
9/6 2650
after 9/1, weekly is 2500-2700 and long weekends 1500-1950
Ask about our 2 other CM rentals for additional lower rates for 16 people (we have rates that are almost 1/2 of these rates, $2300 to 4500).
Available for winter and holiday bookings.
Sally A. Hulbert (609) 884-2497
accepted payment methods
Prior to paying a reservation deposit, always verify payment instructions by calling the phone number displayed on this listing page. By contacting the owner directly and paying by an approved method - credit card, paypal, check or bank transfer - your reservation payment will be protected up to $1,000.Learn more in our Security Center
Top things to do in Cape May
- beaching, swiming and surfing
- biking
- boat rides
- house tours
- shopping, antiquing
Top things to do on a budget
- swimming and beach walking
- nature tours
- fish market
- biking
- treasure hunt
Top things to do with a family
- swimming and beaching
- nature tours
- light house
- horse and buggy rides
- resturants
Sally A. Hulbert , owner


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A bright idea: Can mindfulness training curb winter blues'?By Kevin OConnor
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Dr. Arnie Kozak, a Burlington-based psychologist, is teaching the public about winter blues through classes at his Exquisite Mind Studio.Many of the estimated 10 percent of Vermonters who suffer from seasonal depression try to beat the winter blues with sunshine or full-spectrum light bulbs.
They havent met Dr. Arnie Kozak. He wants to turn them on to an even brighter idea.
The Burlington-based psychologist has served as one of three lead therapists on a groundbreaking University of Vermont study investigating the effectiveness of trading negative thoughts for a more positive mindset to improve a persons mental and physical well-being.
Experts commonly treat seasonal affective disorder (SAD) by exposing patients to more light. But Kozak working under UVM associate professor Kelly Rohan, one of the nations foremost researchers of SAD has offered cognitive behavioral therapy to discover whether changing ones attitudes and actions can ease winter sluggishness, sadness and craving for comfort foods.
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SAD is a depression believed linked to a lack of sunlight and its effect on the part of the brain that controls ones sleep, mood and motivation. As days grow darker in the fall and winter, people can feel sad, worthless or unfocused, lose energy and enthusiasm and face shifts in their sleeping or eating patterns, often craving carbohydrates.
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I started out with nothing and now I only have half of that left !
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Not interested in buying it, but I am curious. the hood appears to not be fastened down, and the motor covered by a cloth or piece of plastic. I can only guess at the reasons.
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The Philadelphia Phillies invited Scott Elarton to spring training. This is almost amusing news. Consider the state of the Phillies' pitching staff. Consider the fact that Elarton hasn't pitched in the majors since 2008, and other than 16 games in Triple-A for the Charlotte Knights in 2010, hasn't pitched professionally at all for over three years. It's almost amusing.
But it's impossible to get too cheeky now. Where before it would be appropriate to make all sorts of Scott Elarton quips, it's not applicable now. And there's one player who has ruined "Whoa, remember that guy?" quips forever and ever and ever. It's a shame in a way. So if you're asking why we can't make fun of a Scott Elarton spring-training invite, there's a very simple answer.
Because Ryan Vogelsong.
The renaissance of Vogelsong was stunning. When he left the majors in 2006, he was one of the worst pitchers to ever pitch 300 innings. He was barely mediocre for three seasons in Japan. He returned to Triple-A in 2010, walking almost six batters for every nine innings he pitched, and he was released twice. So, of course, he finished fourth in the National League in ERA last year, picking up a stray point in the Cy Young balloting in the process.
It wasn't the career path you had him marked down for. It's like a guy getting arrested for stabbing his mail carrier, bottoming out after a Percocet addiction, accidentally setting a KFC on fire while on the job, and recounting all of these anecdotes in a humorous acceptance speech at his inauguration. And it will give you a sliver of false hope for every pitcher from now until the end of baseball.
Scott Elarton on the Phillies? Doesn't have a chance to make the roster, and he'll probably be released before April. But Ryan Vogelsong.
Kris Benson, former first-overall pick, coming back on the Yankees to cross-promote his wife's new television show? Well, it hasn't happened yet, but it could be a fantastic signing. Because Ryan Vogelsong.
Hey, if a team out there is looking for a starter, Hayden Penn might be available. Sure, he has the highest career ERA of any pitcher with more than 50 career innings, but he's done okay in Japan. I'd give him two years with an option. You know, because Ryan Vogelsong.
No player in memory has made such a mockery of people who thought they knew how to evaluate players based on things like "history" and "past performance" and "the powers of critical thinking." The acquisition of every pitcher until the end of time can be justified by Ryan Vogelsong. Or, to put it in South Park terms:
Who knows what the next season will bring for Vogelsong? He was a little FIP-lucky, for sure. But for one year, he came back from oblivion to be an All-Star in his mid-30s. Vogelsong gives hope to guys like Scott Elarton, even while we're too busy giggling that his name is still associated with a major-league team.
And that really screws up my favorite pastime of looking through spring-training roster invites and marveling at the random names that would pop up. Ryan Vogelsong was an All-Star last year; your argument is invalid. And now that we've accepted it, we can wonder openly if maybe, just maybe, Elarton will finally be that front-line starter that the Phillies have been looking for all these years.


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Ron Santo has been a Hall of Fame-worthy player since the day he hung up his spikes after the 1974 season. He should have been elected almost immediately after the five-year wait; maybe not on the first ballot, but by the time the mid-1980s came along, he should have been inducted, perhaps with his longtime friend and teammate Billy Williams, who entered the Hall in 1987. Why did it take so long before his election today, with 15 of the 16 votes from the new Veterans Committee? One of the reasons is, paradoxically, his playing career -- which is the very thing that qualifies him. It's short, only 15 seasons, which means his counting stats (342 home runs, 2254 hits, 1331 RBI) don't catch your eye at first glance. But at the time Santo retired, his 342 home runs -- now 87th best in MLB history -- ranked 26th, and among third basemen, only Eddie Mathews (512) had more. (Mathews, incidentally, is nearly forgotten today, but was one of the greatest in history. Check out his career.)
Santo's career was shortened by juvenile diabetes; that disease, manageable today and played by a number of high-profile professional athletes including the Blue Jays' Brandon Morrow, the Rays' Sam Fuld and in the NFL, the Chicago Bears' Jay Cutler, was much more difficult to treat in the 1960s. Santo hid his diabetes from everyone but his road roommate, Glenn Beckert (who he had to tell, because he had to inject himself with insulin), until 1971, when he had been a perennial All-Star. He was afraid he'd be let go because people then didn't understand that he could play, and clearly at a high level, in spite of it.
Santo was a nine-time All-Star and five-time Gold Glove winner in an era when that award actually meant that you were a good fielder. He finished in the top eight in MVP voting four times, led the NL in walks four of five seasons from 1964-68. He also had four consecutive 30-homer seasons when that feat was somewhat rare (example: in 1965, when Santo had his career high in homers with 33, only four others hit as many, all Hall of Famers: Billy Williams, Frank Robinson, Willie Mays and Willie McCovey). He had the "misfortune" to have these big seasons during a time when pitching dominated. Through those five peak seasons he hit .291/.387/.509 and averaged 30 HR, 101 RBI and 92 walks -- in an era where a dozen or more pitchers every season were posting ERAs under 2.50. His combined .387 OBP for those five years ranked fifth -- and again, the four ahead of him are all in the Hall: Harmon Killebrew, Al Kaline, Carl Yastrzemski and Robinson again. At the time Santo retired, he was widely viewed as one of the top five or six third basemen in MLB history; even now, nearly 40 years later, he's still in the top 10.
So why didn't the BBWAA elect him in his period of eligibility for that ballot? It's possible that his lack of postseason appearances could have hurt him. His contemporary, Brooks Robinson, whose career numbers had the advantage of longevity but overall don't measure up to Santo's, was elected in 1983. Robinson had several great postseasons, including defensive plays in the 1970 World Series that are still seen on highlight compliations. Had Santo appeared in, and perhaps starred in, even one postseason, perhaps he'd have been inducted already.
One of the reasons -- stated by Santo himself -- that he took a job as radio analyst for the Cubs in 1990, after 15 years out of the game, was to get his name out there so that perhaps he could get voted in. Some resented this, as some had also resented the heel-click, done after Cubs home victories, that Santo had done during the ill-fated 1969 season. It was seen as "showing up" opponents. You might find that hard to believe in an era when "BEAST MODE" is done after every hit, but 40+ years ago, players just didn't do that. Nevertheless, it was felt in some quarters that certain voters, either old-time baseball writers or those charged in various incarnations of the Veterans Committee, held grudges against Santo.
I hope these voters didn't think, "We'll vote him in, but only after he dies." Because if that was the thought process, shame on them.
Ron Santo died just over a year ago and so won't be able to join the legions of Cubs fans, and baseball people who knew how good his statistical record truly was, celebrating his induction on July 22, 2012. Nevertheless, it is an honor well deserved, even if bestowed just a bit too late.


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Team United States is leading Team Europe, 10-6, entering the Sunday singles portion of the 2012 Ryder Cup. It's Team USA's biggest lead entering the final day in over 30 years, but overconfidence could be dangerous, considering the USA's recent inability to close out Ryder Cups.
Here are the Sunday singles pairings and tee times, courtesy of RyderCup.com:
Luke Donald (EUR) vs. Bubba Watson (USA) - 11:03 a.m. ET
Ian Poulter (EUR) vs. Webb Simpson (USA) - 11:14 a.m. ET
Rory McIlroy (EUR) vs. Keegan Bradley (USA) - 11:25 a.m. ET
Justin Rose (EUR) vs. Phil Mickelson (USA) - 11:36 a.m. ET
Paul Lawrie (EUR) vs. Brandt Snedeker (USA) - 11:47 a.m. ET
Nicolas Colsaerts (EUR) vs. Dustin Johnson (USA) - 11:58 a.m. ET
Graeme McDowell (EUR) vs. Zach Johnson (USA) - 12:09 p.m. ET
Sergio Garcia (EUR) vs. Jim Furyk (USA) - 12:20 p.m. ET
Peter Hanson (EUR) vs. Jason Dufner (USA) - 12:31 p.m. ET
Lee Westwood (EUR) vs. Matt Kuchar (USA) - 12:42 p.m. ET
Martin Kaymer (EUR) vs. Steve Stricker (USA) 12:53 p.m. ET
Francesco Molinari (EUR) vs. Tiger Woods (USA) 1:04 p.m. ET
Poulter's hot run at the end of Saturday has kept the outcome in doubt, but he'll need help from some of his teammates to keep the USA from taking back the Cup. Phil Mickelson and Keegan Bradley have been outstanding for the USA, and their respective matchups against Justin Rose and Rory McIlroy will weigh heavily towards deciding the outcome.


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Antonia Reyes, 74, was crossing the street at an intersection and had just reached the curb when a New York City Transit Authority bus struck her and knocked her to the pavement. She suffered extensive damage to the muscles and ligaments surrounding her right knee and required a total knee replacement. She continues to suffer from pain and lost range of motion in the knee.
Reyes sued the New York City Transit Authority, alleging its bus driver was negligent in failing to keep a proper lookout. At trial, she testified that after the incident, the bus driver—a relief driver temporarily assigned to the route—asked her not to report it. Reyes also presented testimony from her granddaughter, who took her to the emergency room that day.
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The plaintiff did not claim medical expenses or lost earnings.
The jury awarded $500,000. The trial court has denied the defendant's motion to set aside the verdict.
Citation: Reyes v. N.Y. City Transit Auth., No. 106304/05 (N.Y., New York Co. Sup. Sept. 27, 2010).
Plaintiff counsel: Carol L. Schlitt, New York City.
Plaintiff expert: Randall Ehrlich, orthopedic surgery, Bronx, New York.
Defense experts: Ronald Mann, orthopedic surgery, Yorktown Heights, New York; and Charles Bagley, neurology, New York City.


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GOSHEN — While some area schools with Native American-related nicknames have continued along with those nicknames, one Goshen school decided to change its nickname more than 20 years ago.
It was in October 1991 when Bethany Christian senior Isaac Wengerd wrote an article for the school newspaper, The Reflector, raising the possibility of changing the school's nickname — which at the time was the Braves.
From there, things moved quickly.
According to a Bethany Christian history book commemorating the school's 50th anniversary, the Bethany school board set up a committee to study the issue in January 1992, and a report was made to the board in May of that year.
At the beginning of the 1992-93 school year, school officials had a chapel presentation, and later three new mascot proposals were brought forward: the Blazers/Trailblazers; the Bruins; and the Royals.
A student body vote picked "Bruins."
Bethany Christian communications coordinator Kevin Miller joined the school about a year after the change was made and said the transition seemed to come seamlessly.
"It's worked out well over the years," Miller said. "The idea came up, it was embraced, the community got behind it, and it happened."
Change becomes common
A gradual shift from Native American-related nicknames has been taking place over the past four decades. Nickname changes have become pretty common, even on a national level.
The University of Miami (Ohio), officially adopted the Redskins nickname back in the early 1930s after a student several years prior referred to one of the university's teams as "the Big Red-Skinned Warriors." Under some pressure, university officials changed the school's nickname to the RedHawks in 1997.
Three years earlier, Marquette University in Milwaukee changed its nickname from the Warriors to the Golden Eagles. Marquette won an NCAA national men's basketball championship in 1977 as the Warriors.
The Eastern Washington Savages became the Eagles in 1973. Indiana University of Pennsylvania changed from the Indians to the Crimson Hawks in 2007. Teams from St. John's University in New York City were known as the Redmen until becoming the Red Storm in 1995.
The NCAA, which governs collegiate athletics, adopted a policy in 2005 that bans the use of Native American mascots by sports teams during tournaments. The policy did make an exception for teams that have the consent of local Native American tribes.
Still, it's "Redskins," that seems to draw the most ire.
According to a article published last month by the Capital News Service, there are 62 different schools in 22 states that currently use the Redskin nickname. Four of those — Goshen, Knox, Fort Wayne North Side and Indianapolis Emmerich Manual — are in Indiana.
The CNS report also stated that 28 high schools in 18 states have dropped the Redskins mascot throughout the past 25 years.
'Why not?'
One longtime Bethany coach/teacher, said it came down to a simple matter of cultural sensitivity.
Dan Bodiker has worked at Bethany for more than 50 years in a variety of roles. These days, he's an assistant basketball coach and also handles driver education for the school.
Bodiker remembers well the push to change the school's nickname — especially how easily and quickly the Bethany community coalesced around the idea after it came forward.
"It wasn't offensive to me," Bodiker said.
But a visit to Goshen College by a Bureau of Indian Affairs official got folks thinking, Bodiker said.
The name "Braves," that official said, wasn't considered as offensive as some other nicknames; "Redskins" being one that was mentioned.
But, the official added, the name "Braves" could still be offensive to some.
In the end, Bodiker said, that was the idea that carried the day.
"If it's offensive to someone," Bodiker said, "then why not change it?"


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Elkhart County Sheriff's DepartmentDaily activity blotter for Friday, April 19, 201326861 CR 26, Elkhart, IN. 4651713002420 04/17/2013Nature of Call: CHINSBLOTTER:ON APRIL 17, 2013 THE INDIANA DEPT. OF CHILD SERVICES FORWARDED A CHINS REPORT TO THE ELKHARTCOUNTY SHERIFF DEPT.Case_Number Date_Report Officer Name: BLOUGH, BETTE E,3C709Incident Location: 24579 PERKINS AV,ELKHART,IN4/17/13 10:35 amDate_Incident13002443 04/17/2013Nature of Call: HarassmentBlotter:On 4-17-13 a 16 yr old male reported another 16 yr old male harassed him via facebook while at home in the 58000 block ofSun Valley Blvd, Goshen on 4-12-13 at approx. 8:05pm.Case_Number Date_Report Officer Name: SHOTTS, JEREMY,3A197Incident Location: 58680 SUN VALLEY BLVD,GOSHEN,IN4/12/12 8:05 pmDate_Incident13002416 04/17/2013Nature of Call: LarcenyBLOTTEROn 04/17/2013 at 1:00 P.M., Gay Gabrielson, 48, advised that between 04/10/2013 at 6:19 a.m. and 04/17/2013 at 6:19 a.m.unknown suspect(s) removed items from her residence located at 51972 CR 9.Case_Number Date_Report Officer Name: Report, Web,webIncident Location: 51972 CR 9,ELKHART,IN4/10/13 6:19 amDate_Incident13002419 04/17/2013Nature of Call: All Other OffensesBlotter: On 04-17-2013 at 12:35pm the Elkhart County Sheriff Department , 26861 CR 26, began an investigation on ananonymous tip.Case_Number Date_Report Officer Name: STUTSMAN, JEFFREY,3A189Incident Location: 26861 CR 26,Elkhart,IN4/17/13 12:35 pmDate_Incident13002422 04/17/2013Nature of Call: Drug Abuse : Possession Of MarijuanaBlotterOn April 17, 2013 around 2:20 pm, Elkhart County Community Corrections reported they suspected a resident was inpossession of a synthetic marijuana cigarette. The item was collected and the case is pending the result of chemical testing.Case_Number Date_Report Officer Name: AHLERSMEYER, ANDREW,3A237Incident Location: 201 N Cottage Av,Goshen,IN4/17/13 1:30 pmDate_Incident13002423 04/17/2013Nature of Call: TheftBlotter:On April 17th, 2013 at around 2:18 PM Heidi McRobie , 52, 30830 Old US 20 (Wal-mart) reported that two males took weightsand dvd box sets on April 10th, 2013 at around 7:00 PM without paying for the items.Case_Number Date_Report Officer Name: OVERMYER, JEREMY M,3A260Incident Location: 30830 OLD US 20 HWY,OSCEOLA,IN4/10/13 7:00 pmDate_Incident13002429 04/17/2013Nature of Call: IntimidationBlotterOn 4-17-2013 at around 10:55 pm, April M Royce, 32, reported her husband threatened to kill her. She reported he left theirresidence on foot. He made threats over the phone to kill himself. He was located hiding nearby and fled from police. He wasdetained and taken to Elkhart General Hospital for a mental health committal and treatment for complaints of chest pains.Charges are pending.Case_Number Date_Report Officer Name: LEHMAN, CASEY D,3A230Incident Location: 25207 Snyder St,Elkhart,IN4/17/13 10:40 pmDate_Incident13002429 04/17/2013Nature of Call: Resisting ArrestBlotterOn 4-17-2013 at around 10:55 pm, April M Royce, 32, reported her husband threatened to kill her. She reported he left theirresidence on foot. He made threats over the phone to kill himself. He was located hiding nearby and fled from police. He wasdetained and taken to Elkhart General Hospital for a mental health committal and treatment for complaints of chest pains.Charges are pending.Case_Number Date_Report Officer Name: LEHMAN, CASEY D,3A230Incident Location: 25207 Snyder St,Elkhart,IN4/17/13 10:40 pmDate_Incident13002428 04/17/2013Nature of Call: Identity Theftblotter:On 04-17-2013 at approximately 9:21 pm, Kathleen S. Chupp, 52 of Goshen, IN reported that her credit card was used in anattempt to purchase items over the internet without her approval and under a different name.Case_Number Date_Report Officer Name: LEEPER, ADAM D,3A245Incident Location: 64808 APPLE RIDGE RD,GOSHEN,IN4/17/13 1:45 pmDate_Incident13002431 04/18/2013Nature of Call: Suicide-AttemptBlotter:On 04/18/2013 at approximately 4:00am Lisa McCrory (45) was found in her vehicle at the truck stop parking lot in the 53000block of CR 17. Lisa McCrory had attempted to overdose on alcohol and xanax, She was taken to Elkhart General Hospital fortreatment and a 24 hour emergency detention.Case_Number Date_Report Officer Name: PERRY, KYLE J,3A270Incident Location: CR 17// Toll Road,Bristol,IN4/18/13 4:00 amDate_Incident13002424 04/17/2013Nature of Call: LarcenyBlotterOn 04/17/2013 at about 4:58 pm, Patrick Moore, 32, employee of Lippert Components, 51040 Greenfield Pkwy, reported thatbetween January 1, 2013 and April 15, 2013, diesel fuel, copper cable, and tools were stolen from the company at differenttimes.Case_Number Date_Report Officer Name: LANZEN, DAVID W,3A227Incident Location: 51040 GREENFIELD PARKWAY,MIDDLEBU1/1/13 12:00 amDate_Incident13002440 04/18/2013Nature of Call: Battery/OTHER ASSAULTSBlotterOn 04/18/2013 at approximately 10:46 AM, Rodney Smith, 45, reported that on 04/18/2013 at approximately 10:30 AM, JohnRandolph, 46, intentionally threw a mallet at him, striking him in the head and leaving a cut, while they were at work at Al-Ko,located at 21611 Protecta Dr. John Randolph was incarcerated at the Elkhart County Jail.Case_Number Date_Report Officer Name: HOIEN, CHAD S,3A272Incident Location: 21611 PROTECTA DR,ELKHART,IN4/18/13 10:30 amDate_Incident13002442 04/18/2013Nature of Call: Burglary : Forcible EntryBlotter:On 4/18/2013, at approximately 12:59 pm, Timothy D Mast (46) reported a burglary at 51422 CR 3. Timothy Mast stated asuspect stole several power tools and a tool box containing hand tools, sometime between 5:00 pm on 4/17/2013 and 10:30 amon 4/18/2013.Case_Number Date_Report Officer Name: BOGGS, EVAN S,3A228Incident Location: 51422 CR 3,ELKHART,IN4/17/13 5:00 pmDate_Incident13002445 04/18/2013Nature of Call: Criminal Mischief/VandalismBlotterOn 04/18/2013 Deborah Walters, 59, with Linton's Landscaping at 20755 County Road 14 reported subjects damaged anignition switch a Bobcat frontloader. Deborah Walters reported that the incident occurred between 6:00 pm on 04/17/2013 and07:30 am on 04/18/2013.Case_Number Date_Report Officer Name: HORNER, TODD M,3A248Incident Location: 20755 CR 14,BRISTOL,IN4/17/13 6:00 pmDate_Incident13002452 04/18/2013Nature of Call: Sex OffensesBlotter:On April 18, 2013 around 7:30 pm, an Elkhart County resident reported her children disclosed being inappropriately touched bya subject that lived in their residence 2 years ago.Case_Number Date_Report Officer Name: AHLERSMEYER, ANDREW,3A237Incident Location: 2801 TOLEDO RD,Elkhart,IN4/18/11 12:00 pmDate_Incident13002451 04/18/2013Nature of Call: Sex OffensesBlotterOn 04/18/2013 at about 6:18 pm, the Sheriff's Department received a report of Vicarious Sexual Gratification occuring in ElkhartCounty.Case_Number Date_Report Officer Name: LANZEN, DAVID W,3A227Incident Location: 53601 ARROWWOOD DR,ELKHART,IN1/1/13 12:00 pmDate_Incident13002453 04/18/2013Nature of Call: Driving Under The InfluenceBlotterOn 4-18-2013 at around 10:18 pm, Ann M Hardy, 45, ran her vehicle off the roadway and damaged a drainage ditch on SR 19south of CR 36. She was found to be intoxicated failing a field sobriety test and a certified chemical breath test with a result of.17 BrAC at 11:23 pm. She was incarcerated.Case_Number Date_Report Officer Name: LUNDGREN, DUSTIN,3A238Incident Location: SR 19 South of CR 36,Wakarusa,IN4/18/13 10:18 pmDate_Incident13002455 04/19/2013Nature of Call: Driving Under The InfluenceBlotterOn 4-19-2013 at around 1:24 am, Thomas Sparr, 49, was stopped for a traffic violation at Indiana Ave and Franklin St, Elkhart.He was found to be intoxicated, failing a field sobriety test and a certified chemical breath test with a .08 BrAC result at 1:54 am.He was incarcerated on a felony charge of Operating While Intoxicated due to a prior conviction for Operating While Intoxicatedwithin 5 years. He was also found to have a valid warrant for Operating While Intoxicated.Case_Number Date_Report Officer Name: LEHMAN, CASEY D,3A230Incident Location: Franklin St / Indiana Ave,Elkhart,IN4/19/13 1:24 amDate_Incident13002456 04/19/2013Nature of Call: Driving Under The InfluenceBlotterOn 4/19/2013 at approximately 2:53AM Larry Butler, 55, was stopped for a traffic violation on Lexington Ave at East Blvd. LarryButler failed standardized field sobriety tests, provided a certified breath test of .13 BrAC at 3:51AM, and was incarcerated.Case_Number Date_Report Officer Name: MARTIN, NICHOLAS J,3A259Incident Location: LEXINGTON AVE AT EAST BLVD,ELKHART4/19/13 2:47 amDate_Incident
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Tarpons rout Bobcats in midnight special
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Davidson sparks Bobcats
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Victorious end
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CHS survives five
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Swierkosz steadies Mantas' line
Thu Aug 21 2014 06:04PM
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Wed Aug 13 2014 09:39PM
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CCS shifts to flag football
Wed Aug 13 2014 09:39PM
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Cards get past Crabs
Fri Aug 15 2014 06:14PM
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O'Conner earns promotion to AA
Thu Aug 7 2014 08:00AM
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Streaking Crabs batter Cards for 9th win in row
Thu Aug 7 2014 10:51PM
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Bulldogs go back to review the basics
Thu Aug 7 2014 09:08PM
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Sat Aug 9 2014 07:10PM
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A Collier County teenager has been upgraded to serious condition after crashing his ATV. John Boot, 17, was airlifted to Lee Memorial Hospital last night with critical injuries.
Thursday afternoon, hospital officials said his condition has improved.
Wednesday evening, the teenager's life changed dramatically while riding his ATV in Golden Gate Estates. Boot was in the middle of a ride when he struck a dog, rolling over several times before being ejected. His ATV crashed into a neighbor's mailbox. According to the crash report, Boot was not wearing a helmet and he was flown to Lee Memorial Hospital with severe head injuries.
We reached out to county officials after the accident trying to see where Collier stands on adding an ATV park - something that's been in the works for over 10 years.
"There's a group right now that's working with the board of county commissioners and looking for possible sights in Collier County," said Barry Williams, Director of Collier County Parks and Recreation.
Commissioners have around $3-million set aside to invest in a park - but finding a location hasn't been easy.
"Collier County is made up with a lot of state and federal preservations, or preserved land rather, so finding a suitable land is a challenge," Williams said. Both sides are expected to meet again in mid-February to continue discussions - hoping to help bring an end to these tragic accidents.
"I think we demonstrated that we needed a place to ride, the question is, will we be able to find one," said Williams.
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Ron and Maria's Rentals / Family Vacationing in Wildwood
- bedrooms 4
- baths 3½
- sleeps 10
- pool yes
- hot tub no
- pets allowed no
- type Townhome
- community Wildwood Square
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$ 1,900 - $ 2,950 / week
$ 3,000 - $ 9,950 / month
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We are all about the family here. Each room has a theme. Relax, surround yourself in a palm tree setting in the master bedroom which includes a 55" flat screen, new sleep number bed king size and luxury bath linens, full bath and furnished balcony. Our nautical room has a queen bed, 47" flat screenTV;and a stand-out balcony. Now, the third bedroom is our "Under The Sea Room" designed by our own kids. Here you will find a 32" flat screen TV and double bunk to sleep four. On the walls and ceiling you'll find tropical fish and don't forget about the xbox 360 and arcade games.Parents don't worry, no balcony here. Our fourth bedroom is located on the ground level. Here it is sunny and bright. On this level you'll find surfboards and flipflop decor. The bedroom has a queen bed, 40" flat screenTV and a full bath is right across the hall.Great for seniors!!! Gather your whole family on the second level where you'll find a breakfast bar with Gevalia coffee, a furnished balcony, 55" flat screen with blue-ray and a beach bar. There are bathrooms on every level. A two car garage is on the lower level as well as keyless entry. There is additional free off street parking. Outside you'll love our courtyard and pool. Our family knows what it is like to go on vacation and rent,so we welcome you with something that is hard to find anywhere else, pillows, sheets, blankets and bath linens. You will find a beach cart and 2 beach chairs. Welcome to 176 West Oak Ave, where our home is your home. We are family friendly. Leave our house the way you found it and we will welcome you back with our best rate.
townhome rental amenities
Washer, dryer, Living room has wireless internet, blue-ray, surround system 55" HD flat. Master bedroom has DVD and a 55" HD flat. 2nd bdrm has a 47" HD flat with dvd player. 3rd bdrm Has a xbox 360, arcade games system with a 32" HD flat. First floor bedroom has 40" HD flat with DVD player.pool, grills by poolside, two car garage, additional non-metered off street parking. If wanted we have bikes, beach chairs and a wheel chair available for rent.multiple units avalible, family reunions welcomed beach cart/ 2 beach chairs provided Celebrating an occasion? We have party packages available. Romance pkg $99 dozen mixed roses, godiva chocolate and chamagne. Birthday or holiday pkg $99 includes 1/4 sheet cake, soda, party supplies and decor. 24 hour video security
activities and attractions in Wildwood New Jersey
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Son returns to stadium of father's last cheer
Steve Kearney and Steve Sr. had just left their seats in section 111, row 6, at Lincoln Financial Field with two minutes left in the Sept. 19 game against the Kansas City Chiefs and started to climb the steps.
As they reached the top, dad, 58, stopped.
"I just need a minute," he said. He sucked on his inhaler. After a few more steps, he took another break. "I'm just going to run to the bathroom real quick."
Three minutes later he emerged, and then immediately sat down on the concourse floor. "You have to get help," he told his son.
In the bowels of the stadium, as EMTs began to remove his black Donovan McNabb sweatshirt, his eyes rolled back into his head and he went limp. His heart stopped.
"Holy s___," Steve Jr., 31, said. "I've never seen anyone die before."
A combination of CPR and electric shocks brought him back, but didn't save his life. Doctors explained that Steve Sr.'s left lung, clipped after surgery to remove cancer, burdened his heart. He died two weeks later at Jefferson University Hospital. He was in a coma for all but the last four days.
On Sunday, Steve will attend his first game at the Linc since his father began his descent.
"Just driving by there one day, it took me right back to that night," he said. "I'm going to probably replay it through my head, and do the exact route that we walked, do that walk myself."
"I feel like I have to relive it to move past it," he added. "But I don't think I'll ever get over it."
He'll bring a buddy, and meet one of his dad's best friends, who sits nearby.
Steve Sr., a 1973 graduate of West Catholic High School, was born in Philly. So was Steve Jr., who now lives in Cinnaminson, N.J. Father and son have been going to games together since Steve Jr. was five.
"Our relationship was built on sports," Steve Jr. said at his dad's memorial service. "He coached me in youth sports. So many Phillies and Eagles games and wrestling events — that was just our thing. And it just so happens that at the end of his life, that's where it all culminated."
Steve Jr. has twin boys aged three. He said as they grow, they'll sit in the same seats where Pop-pop saw his last game.
"They'll be Eagles fans," Steve Jr. said. "Can't let them like the Cowboys."
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