RECENT PHOTOS: May 25, 2017

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1 RECENT PHOTOS: May 25, 2017 The Sea Isle City Police Department s Class II Police Officers recently took the oath of office each is a recent graduate of the Cape May County Police Academy Special Law Enforcement Officer Class #50. Shown below (from left) are Officers Richard Carpo, Dennis Cameron, Thomas Reynolds, Paul Mueller, Anthony Maruca, Matthew Talavera and Houston Storey. Also shown is SICPD Captain Tom McQuillen (far right) The SICPD s 2017 Class I Officers are shown taking their Oath of Office (from left) Jamie Knect, Daniel Featherer, George Eskander, Ryan DeJoseph and Karli Ernst

2 Mayor Len Desiderio (far right) and Chamber of Commerce President Christ Glancey (far left) recently helped two local businesses celebrate their grand openings during a pair of ribbon-cutting ceremonies. They are shown below with the owners and family members of CeCe Boutique, located at 8305 Landis Avenue The Ribbon Cutting Ceremony for Fratelli Wood Fired Pizzeria & Gelateria, located at 50 th Street and Landis Avenue, was celebrated by many happy supporters

3 Sea Isle City s annual Community Day celebration took place on May 20 at the Community Lodge, where residents could safely destroy personal documents, complements of First Bank of Sea Isle City (shown below, at left) and everyone could meet Dodge the Cape May County Sheriff s Horse During Community Day, the public could speak with City Officials and Department Heads as well as representatives from a variety of local civic groups

4 During the Community Day Awards Ceremony, the Chamber of Commerce & Revitalization presented their annual scholarships to two local students. Chamber President Chris Glancey is shown below with scholarship recipients Mary Kate Monichetti (at left) and Lauren Moretti Each year on Community Day, First Bank of Sea Isle City presents their annual Community Partnership Award (and a check for $2000) to a local civic organization that serves others. This year s recipient of that honor was AARP Chapter 710. First Bank Board Members Mayor Len Desiderio (at left) and Councilman Jack Gibson (third from right) are shown with Chapter 710 members (from left) Bob Thibault, Sis Borden, Joe Robinson, Tom Owings, President Frank Roach and Vice-President Bill Keller

5 Six of Mayor Desiderio s annual Do The Right Thing awards were also distributed on Community Day. Shown below with the Mayor (from left) are award winners Sis Borden, Tom Breazeale, Jr., Bill Keller and Joe Robinson Do the Right Thing Award Recipient Tom Owings and his grandchildren (below, left) are shown with Mayor s Assistant Pattiann Ponichtera and Mayor Desiderio. Award recipient Bob Thibault (below right, second from right) is also shown with (from left) City Councilman Jack Gibson, Pattiann Ponichtera and the Mayor

6 The Sea Isle City Garden Club hosted their annual Flower Sale on May at Dealy Field, where hundreds of flowers were sold in pots and flats in support of the Garden Club s charities Shown preparing for the Flower Sale on May 19 are several Garden Club members who made the event a reality: (from left) Flower Sale Co-Chair Kathy Wilson, Anne Organ, Co-Chair Donna Hadfield, Kathy Gillespie, Monica Santarcangelo, Eleanor Moore, Jerri Nesensohn, Dee Pisch, Chick Flora, Janice Gheysens and Michele Ciuro

7 Sea Isle City s annual Turtle Party took place on Sunday, May 21, at the Lobster Loft Restaurant. The event was very well attended by cheerful residents and visitors who were eager to support a good cause. Proceeds from the Turtle Party benefit Beachcomber Guided Tours, which educate and entertain people of all ages on Sea Isle s beaches each summer Shown below during the Turtle Party are some of the Beachcomber Guides who hosted the event. Sea Isle s award-winning Beachcomber Tours take place on Tuesdays and Thursdays this summer