To the editor:

Sometimes we must listen to our kids. They think it is a no brainer - unload our Diamond Beach townhouse and keep our Naples, Fla. condo. The days of dual ownership are gone. Economics is about choices, and these shaky times force us to choose one or the other. In other words, where will God's Waiting Room be?

To the editor:

The Cape May Gazette repeatedly reports the ongoing debacle in Lower Township.

To the editor:

In response to the letter in your Dec. 8 publication titled “Occupy movement brings a vital message,” we continue to be perplexed as to what the message is. Is the writer’s understanding of the message: unchecked corporate power and greed in our country, the corrupt, corporate coziness in Washington and the twisted allegiances which has led to nothing getting done by our elected officials? That appears to be the case.

To the editor:

Now, more than ever, Americans should understand how vital the Occupy movement's public awakening to unchecked corporate power and greed is to our country.

Evidence of corrupt, corporate coziness abounds in Washington these days. Twisted allegiances, of course, have been fueling the unprecedented ugly, partisan gridlock on The Hill.