With the end of summer just around the corner, it's not too soon to think about what the song of the 2010 Sea Isle summer has been. According to CNN.com, the number one contending song has been Katy Perry's "California Gurls." But is the east coast really feeling the tune?

You can watch the music video on YouTube. Let us know what you think. What is YOUR favorite 2010 Sea Isle summer song? What song you think best describes this season?

It seems the beach isn't the only benefit of buying in Sea Isle, fitnes and exercise are as well. According to an article in The Cape May Herald, Sea Isle offers many fitness options that might not be apparent at first glance.

Top 5 Reasons Why Buying in Sea Isle is Good for Your Health

1. The City of Sea Isle hosts numerous physical fitness programs. Their most popular programs are their aerobics classes, their Sit-And-Be-Fit classes for seniors, and morning yoga.

2. In Sea Isle, competition is key. From surfing tournaments to rugby matches to 5K runs, Sea Isle is the place to be for its annual runs, walks and tournaments for charity.

3. Basketball is available 24/7. For those who are fans of basketball, there are countless courts in Sea Isle ready to be played on.

4. Playgrounds galory. Sea Isle is a famiy town and its playgrounds play a key part in this equation.

5. Promenande. Last but not least, what would Sea Isle be without its famous promenande? A favorite among bikers and joggers, the promenande is a great way to soak in some of the summer breeze.

Buying in Sea Isle isn't just about being near the beach, it's about so much more. It's about fun, health and all-American good fun.

Sea Isle City installed Mary Tighe, the first female city council president, in the town's history on July 1. According to an article in the Cape May County Herald,

In the past, Sea Isle has had one female commissioner, however since voters chose a Mayor/Council form of government in 2007, Tighe has been the sole female elected official working for the resort, and she continues to serve as one of the original five council members who were first elected to office when the change of government took place three years ago.

Tighe is replacing City Council President Bill Kehner, who will continue to serve the community as a regular council member. Typically, council presidents serve one year terms before passing the baton to their successors, and the council vice-presidency is changed every three months.

A graduate from Radford University in Virginia, where she earned a B.S.N. and also a minor degree in psychology, Tighe currently works at Cape Regional Medical Center in Cape May Court House, where she is a member of the Medical-Surgical unit. She is a member of Cape May County’s SANE Program, where she assists sexual abuse victims, and she is an independent contractor for the county coroner’s office. In her spare time, Tighe is also a board member for the Yacht Club of Sea Isle City.

“I look forward to continually providing an open and transparent government, and working with the community to help make Sea Isle City the best place to live and work,” said the new council president. “We have an aggressive capital plan with many positive projects that will further make the town more appealing to visitors and residents alike. There are many new and exciting prospects on our horizon.”

Seawinds would like to congratulate Mary Tighe on her new position. We wish you the best of luck!

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