Jack Morey, Visionary Behind Morey’s Piers, Passes Away

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July 23, 2024

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 📆 Cape May Events

☀️ Cape May Local Weather

 🎡 Jack Morey, Visionary Behind Morey’s Piers, Passes Away

‍  ⛈ Weather and Rules Conspire Against Toms River in State Softball Final

‍ ⚕ Two Fatalities in New Jersey and Illinois Amid Rising Listeria Cases

 ⚾ Phillies Struggle Continues, Drop Series Opener to Twins

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 Jack Morey, Visionary Behind Morey’s Piers, Passes Away

Jack Morey, a pivotal figure in transforming Morey’s Piers into a beloved family destination, has passed away. Known for his passion and creativity, Morey's work has left an indelible mark on Wildwood, New Jersey. His innovative spirit brought numerous attractions to life, making lasting memories for visitors. Morey’s Piers announced his passing, emphasizing his role as a visionary who shaped not only the amusement park but also contributed to local projects like the Wildwood Dog Park and the Rio Grande Avenue Gateway. Morey is remembered for his unique perspective on life and his dedication to creating joyful experiences. His legacy will continue to influence and inspire.

Weather and Rules Conspire Against Toms River in State Softball Final

The Toms River Little League 12U softball team experienced a devastating loss in the state final against Hanover, not on the field but due to an abrupt decision based on weather conditions. The game, initially paused with plans to continue the next day due to a storm, was suddenly declared a final with Hanover leading 6-4. This decision, made by Little League officials in Williamsport, shocked and disappointed the Toms River team, who believed they had a strong chance to win if play had resumed. This unique situation highlights the complexities and challenges of managing youth sports tournaments under unpredictable weather conditions and strict rule interpretations.

Two Fatalities in New Jersey and Illinois Amid Rising Listeria Cases

A recent outbreak of listeria linked to sliced deli meats has resulted in illnesses across 12 states, with 28 people hospitalized and fatalities reported in New Jersey and Illinois. The CDC is investigating to pinpoint the specific contaminated products. Health officials caution that listeria can survive in refrigerated environments and spread through deli equipment and foods. The CDC advises reheating deli meats to a high temperature before consumption to eliminate the bacteria. This outbreak may affect more individuals than reported due to some not seeking medical treatment.

Phillies Struggle Continues, Drop Series Opener to Twins

Bailey Ober of the Minnesota Twins delivered a strong pitching performance against the Philadelphia Phillies, helping his team secure a 7-2 victory. After conceding a two-run homer to Bryce Harper in the first inning, Ober settled down to retire 17 of his last 18 batters. The Phillies' Ranger Suárez struggled on the mound, marking his fourth consecutive loss as his ERA increased over the past two months. The Twins' offense rallied in the later innings with key hits from Manny Margot and Carlos Santana, breaking a three-game losing streak and narrowing the gap in the AL Central standings. The Phillies, despite their strong season record, have now lost five of their last seven games.

Which historic site in Cape May was recognized by the Travel Channel as one of the top 10 beaches in the United States in 2008?

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Answer to the July 22nd Trivia Question

Question: Which historic hotel in Cape May served as the "Summer White House" for President Benjamin Harrison?

A) The Chalfonte Hotel
B) Congress Hall
C) The Virginia Hotel
D) The Grand Hotel

Answer: B) Congress Hall

Congress Hall is a historic hotel in Cape May, originally built in 1816. It was used as the "Summer White House" by President Benjamin Harrison and has hosted several other U.S. presidents

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