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Thanksgiving tailgating: Eagles fans enjoy a Thanksgiving dinner that ...
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Couple reveals secrets to happiness
Dominic and Jennie Giordano celebrated their 80th wedding anniversary here on Nov.
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Police: P.V. student grew pot in school
A Pennsville Memorial High School student was arrested at his home last week on several drug charges including allegedly growing marijuana at his school, police said.
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Football: Pennsville @ Paulsboro:
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County nabs 6 on fraud charges
Six county residents were arrested on Friday by local law enforcement for alleged motor vehicle insurance fraud, the Salem County Prosecutor's Office announced.
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Lonely Refuge Seeks Friends
A problem exists for the federally owned open space in Cape May County. There are only five government employees available to oversee the 11,000-acre Cape May National Wildlife Refuge and that staff is also ...
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Cross wins seat by 7 votes
For anyone who thought their vote didn't make a difference, the final tally of freeholder ballots Thursday came with a margin of victory of just seven votes between the two Republican running mates.
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Offices at parks reduce hours
Administrative offices at certain New Jersey state parks and forests - including Fort Mott in Pennsville Township and Parvin State Park in Pittsgrove Township - will be open on a Monday-to-Friday schedule ...
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Korean War vets paid early tribute
In an early Veterans Day tribute to the residents who served their country bravely here, the township committee paid special homage Thursday to the proud soldiers of the Korean War.
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Building the New Majority Gains Momentum Down the Stretch
Building the New Majority Gains Momentum Down the Stretch A Grassroots Organization Focusing on Municipal and County Races across New Jersey PRINCETON, NEW JERSEY, November 3, 2008 - In the final hours of theA ...
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Power shifts to Republicans in Pennsville
Power will shift to Republicans on the township committee here after the victory Tuesday by GOP candidates Steven Landis and Robert E. McDade.
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Woman gets five years for abuse
A Pennsville woman accused of sexually assaulting her daughter was sentenced to five years in state prison here Wednesday after reaching a negotiated plea with prosecutors.
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Where can you find the state's largest trees?
Trees have many ingenious ways of spreading their seeds, including gravity, wind, water or using animals to carry the seeds to some faraway place.
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Cape wildlife refuge looking for some friends
The American Littoral Society is organizing a nonprofit group called Friends of Cape May National Wildlife Refuge and will kick off the initiative at a presentation Nov.
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Pennsville woman sentenced on endangering charge
A Pennsville woman accused of sexually assaulting her daughter was sentenced to five years in state prison here Wednesday after reaching a negotiated plea with prosecutors.
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She's a new lease on life for Pennsville animals
To help stop overcrowding and the euthanization of animals at the Pennsville Pound, an outside organization Paws and Claws Society, Inc.
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Elena J. Tiligadas, 25
Elena J. Tiligadas, 25, of Elmer passed away Wednesday, Oct. 22, 2008. Those who knew her often described her as being full of life and always happy.
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Pre-school plans change P.V. layout
Campus schooling may be the future for elementary students here to help provide classroom space for a new preschool program.
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Athlete of the Day: Dana Carty
Carty defeated Bates 4-6, 6-1, 6-3 after losing to her earlier in the season. Schalick coach Kimi Wenstrand said it was Carty's best match of the year.
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Quakers claim 20th sectional title in row
There seems to be no stopping the Moorestown High School girls' tennis team. Year after year the Quakers win titles.
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