 
An article in the local paper indicated that North Wildwood was next on the list for the beach fill project, but the signs posted at the beach entrances state otherwise.
The equipment will arrive on Sunday of Labor Day weekend (that should be interesting)- to the staging area on 111th Street. The actual pumping of sand is scheduled to start on Wednesday, September 9th- working north toward 98th Street over a period of 9 days.  The beaches will be closed in the immediate area of pumping (approximately 3 blocks at a time).
It will be an inconvenience, but the end result should be a huge improvement to our battered beaches.
 Full moon is officially on Friday- be sure to catch the view from the beach over the next few nights. 
Picture has nothing to do with this post- just an interesting view of the Avalon Fishing Pier!
                                                                                                   Are the crickets louder this time of year…or do we notice them because the windows are back open and their chirps aren’t competing with whirling air conditioner units and traffic?
  Visit the TK Charities web site for information regarding the Saturday 9/5 Splash and Dash (youth event) and the Sunday 9/6 Tim Kerr 7 Mile run: 
       Last weekend it was Bill…now it’s Danny’s turn to visit the shore.
 
Another Sign of Fall
During the boom years of real estate, this was a common sight…the little rancher quickly replaced with a builder’s spec house.
Now, most demolitions are for home owners tearing down their existing structure to make way for a new house. Very exciting for the family, and fascinating for the neighbors to watch.