When: August 5, 2006 - 8:30pm - ?
Where: Twisties
Who: Strathmere Foggies
The folks who grew up near the Point in the 1980’s would like to hold a FIRST TIME EVER in the history of Strathmere Reunion! Did you grow up in Strathmere in the 1980’s? Would you like to party like it’s 1984 again? EVERYBODY WELCOMED to come!
Please email Pammy at pmoyer65@verizon.net with your plans!
And we would love to see:
Sue Adams
Timmy, Bucky, Wendy, Chrisy Buckland
Jacque Clements
Tim Copper
Karen, Jeff, Phillip Eggleston
Brian and Collen Ford
Michael Green
Debbie, Keven H. (Eggleston Cousins)
Beth Heidre
Pam, Lori, Kenny and Jimmy
Patrick and Julie O’Brien
Geoff, Jon and and Andy O’Brien
Trish (Eggleston’s next door neighbor)
Susie, Mik, Linda, and Andrew Ojami
Lisa Moock and Sisters
Beth Roland and Sister and Friends
Jill and Joy Steeland
David & Eric Scott
Please send responses to Pammy at - pmoyer65@verizon.net
Thursday, June 22, 2006
Tuesday, June 13, 2006
Strathmere's 4th of July Parade
Strathmere's Independence Day Parade 
Tuesday July 4th 2006
Registration - 10:00 AM - at the foot of the bridge
(pre-registration available July 3rd at Riordan Real Estate)
Step Off - 10:30 AM
Presentation & Awards at the Deauville Inn
Categories -
Antique cars, Adult Walkers, Mixed Walkers, Coaches & Strollers,
Bikes, Trikes & Scooters, Hand Pulled Floats & Wagons, Motorized Floats
Parade sponsored by: Strathmere Improvement Association & Strathmere Volunteer Fire Department
For more information contact Gwen Riordan 263-3235
Thursday, June 01, 2006
Corson Inlet Bridge - Important notice - We need your help!
Important notice from the Strathmere Improvement Association
Dear Property Owner,
We need your help. Over the past years we have all been aware of the deterioration of the Corson Inlet Bridge. Some years ago we were told that new railings could not be put in place as the bridge would not hold their weight. This past year, the weight for vehicles on the bridge was 15 tons. It then went down to 9 tons. In the past week the bridge capacity was lowered to 3 tons. The Cape May County Bridge Commission has stated that they almost closed the bridge and still might after they do more examinations. We understand that there are nine spans involved, that the commission has known about it for 10 years and has done nothing.
As it stands now, no fire trucks, ambulances, large SUV's or any truck over 3 tons can go over the bridge, which negates mutual aid agreements with the Ocean City Fire Department and the Marmora Fire Company, to have them act as first responders in the case of any house fire.
During most storms, even the mildest, the road to Sea Isle from 23rd Street and south can be flooded and impassable. Thus, we in Strathmere can be stranded without any emergency assistance either for fire or ambulance. The SVFC has, through their attorney, written what can only be called a stinging letter to the CMC Bridge Commission and is holding them liable should anything happen in Strathmere due to their negligence.
We need all of you to either email or write (if you don't have email) the Township of Upper about the precarious condition that the Cape May County Bridge Commission has put us in. The reason for using Upper Township is that we need them firmly behind us during this potentially precarious summer season.
Please send email to: rpalombo@uppertownship.com
Or write to:
Mayor Richard Palombo
2100 Tuckahoe Road
Petersburg NJ 08250
Dear Property Owner,
We need your help. Over the past years we have all been aware of the deterioration of the Corson Inlet Bridge. Some years ago we were told that new railings could not be put in place as the bridge would not hold their weight. This past year, the weight for vehicles on the bridge was 15 tons. It then went down to 9 tons. In the past week the bridge capacity was lowered to 3 tons. The Cape May County Bridge Commission has stated that they almost closed the bridge and still might after they do more examinations. We understand that there are nine spans involved, that the commission has known about it for 10 years and has done nothing.
As it stands now, no fire trucks, ambulances, large SUV's or any truck over 3 tons can go over the bridge, which negates mutual aid agreements with the Ocean City Fire Department and the Marmora Fire Company, to have them act as first responders in the case of any house fire.
During most storms, even the mildest, the road to Sea Isle from 23rd Street and south can be flooded and impassable. Thus, we in Strathmere can be stranded without any emergency assistance either for fire or ambulance. The SVFC has, through their attorney, written what can only be called a stinging letter to the CMC Bridge Commission and is holding them liable should anything happen in Strathmere due to their negligence.
We need all of you to either email or write (if you don't have email) the Township of Upper about the precarious condition that the Cape May County Bridge Commission has put us in. The reason for using Upper Township is that we need them firmly behind us during this potentially precarious summer season.
Please send email to: rpalombo@uppertownship.com
Or write to:
Mayor Richard Palombo
2100 Tuckahoe Road
Petersburg NJ 08250
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