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Clara Thraen took the Gazette to visit her son Ed and his wife
Michelle and family in Brenham, Texas where Blue Bell Ice Cream is
made. Clara and her granddaughter Amanda Thraen are standing outside
the Must Be Heaven ice cream shop. |
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Anthony Mendo III and his Mom-mom, Gladys Brady went to the Alamo in Texas recently, and took the Gazette along. Buffy and Joe Mendo also recently took a trip to New York, and are shown here with the Statue of Liberty in the background. |
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Locals catch Giants’ win on the road to Super Bowl George Klepac of Ventnor, right, traveled to Dallas, Texas Jan. 13 with his father, Ted Klepac of Seaville, to see their beloved Cowboys take on the New York Giants in an NFC playoff matchup. The Cowboys lost to the Giants 21-17 at Texas Stadium, and the rest, they say, is history. They brought with them a copy of The Current’s sister paper, The Gazette, which circulates in Cape May County. |
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Chris and Mary (Jett) Killion took The Wildwood Leader to the
Historic Stockyards District in Fort Worth, Texas. Mary, formerly of
North Wildwood, and her husband now live in Fort Worth where Chris
works for Lockheed Martin Aeronautics Co. |
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The days of cowboys and cattlemen The Current headed for the wild and woolly west with Constance Cowley of Galloway Township when she took a trip to Texas in July and visited the Fort Worth Stock Yards National Historic District. Here, she catches up on her hometown news while waiting for the daily cattle drive, in which longhorns are herded down Main Street. |
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Kristen Wines and Jeff Kennedy, both of Upper Township, are shown
experiencing “A Little Bit of Heaven” in Wimberley, Texas with the
Gazette. Kristen graduated with honors from Ocean City High School
in June and is started college at Texas State University this fall. |
 Three brothers remember the Alamo The Weinberg brothers of Margate, embarked on a four-state southern road trip through Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana and Texas Dec. 28-Jan. 8. Stops included Birmingham, Biloxi, New Orleans, Houston, San Antonio and Austin. Pictured at the Alamo in San Antonio, Texas are, left to right, Adam, Michael and Jay Weinberg.
Welcome home An avid local supporter of our soldiers serving in Iraq recently had the chance to meet some of the troops upon their return to the United States. Martha Gaines of Galloway Township, second from left, has been collecting goods and shipping them to U.S. military units stationed in Iraq for years. When she recently traveled to Fort Hood, Texas, to meet some of those troops, naturally she took her favorite newspaper to share with the guys. The picture was taken Feb. 2 just after their welcome-home parade. Her collection box is in the lobby of the Municipal Complex on Jimmie Leeds Road in Galloway Township. |
 Ted & Wyatt in Houston Ted Klepac, of Seaville, and his dog, Wyatt, are shown with the Gazette in Houston, Texas during a trip to visit his sister, Janice, and family.
Stepping out with The Current Current employee Jodee Clifford of Wildwood Crest took The Current to Texas while visiting her friend Angela Donnell of Houston to celebrate Donnell's 30th birthday. Donnell, left, and Clifford pose in front of Big Texas, the country bar in Houston where Clifford got to two step. |
 Tom Stremme in Houston, Texas, with the Gazette the day after Rutgers won its first bowl game, the Texas Bowl, against Kansas State.
Jodee Clifford & Angela Donnell in front of Nasa in Clear Lake, Texas |
Texas twosome Isabel Barbetto and Anthony Breder of Egg Harbor City were in San Antonio, Texas, for the World War II War Brides Reunion recently when they took a side trip to Fredericksburg, Texas. They are shown with The Current in hand standing in front of a 15-foot model of the aircraft carrier Nimitz at the Chester A. Nimitz Museum.
Toasting Cinco de Mayo Petie Subin and Barbara Ferrara of Margate celebrated Cinco de Mayo May 5 at Cantina Laredo in Dallas, Texas.
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