Re: The Cape May comment, why does the city continue to pump water into the ocean after a rainstorm. Obviously, you are a visitor or 2nd homeowner and do not know much about Cape May. I am a lifelong resident. Sections of Cape May are below sea level. One of these places is Frog Hollow, a residential area in the heart of town. If not for the pumping station, that area would be under water after a rain event, especially last night's storm. So, that being said, your Earth Day comment doesn't "hold water" in Cape May.