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Coastal Point, June 15, 2007, Volume 4, No. 24

Local News
Gala raises $25,000 toward Jennings’ dream
by jaime.mcnamee
Old Timer's Day ready for 51st year
by jaime.mcnamee
Craft show called a 'smashing success'
by jaime.mcnamee
Ocean View Board of Elections starts fixing voter districts
by jaime.mcnamee
Frankford trash change deemed a success
by jaime.mcnamee
Consultants recommend expansion for county
by jaime.mcnamee
Work progressing on Millville by the Sea
by jaime.mcnamee
Ryans explore organic niche at market
by jaime.mcnamee
Budget in front of council on Tuesday
by jaime.mcnamee
Mother battles odds to attend graduation service
by jaime.mcnamee
Tax increase coming for ambulance service?
by jaime.mcnamee
South Bethany looks at recycling
by jaime.mcnamee
Differences remain over Route 26 sewer project
by jaime.mcnamee
State drops funding ball, road projects still in danger
by jaime.mcnamee
ViewPoint
The quest for the 'perfect' gift
by jaime.mcnamee
Letters: June 15, 2007
by jaime.mcnamee
EDITORIAL: This tax thing is really worth considering
by jaime.mcnamee
Dollars & Sense
Bluewater Grill combines coastal and inland flavors with history
by jaime.mcnamee
Arts & Entertainment
Bethany father gets his day
by jaime.mcnamee
Sports
Sisters-in-law run marathon for a cure
by jaime.mcnamee
Legion ball tries to pull together best of the best
by jaime.mcnamee
Boarders suit up for competition
by jaime.mcnamee
Cornell leaves her mark, and number, at Tech
by jaime.mcnamee
Obituaries
Alton Walker, 93
by jaime.mcnamee
Gloria P. ‘Glory’ Slagle, 81
by jaime.mcnamee
Cora A. Hickman, 97
by jaime.mcnamee
Charles William ‘Bill’ Grabey, 83
by jaime.mcnamee
Howard Dukes Jr., 75
by jaime.mcnamee