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Fundraiser to be Held in Gail Walsh's Name
Elizabeth Yard, friend and frequent collaborator of Gail Walsh, the Cinnaminson woman who died in a freak truck accident last month , is sponsoring a fundraiser Saturday in Walsh's name.
Centenary College student stole credit, debit cards, court records say
A 19-year-old Centenary College student faces charges after taking and using a credit card she found in a mislaid wallet Dec.
"Lifting as We Climb" is the month-long theme for Mercer County Community College's observance of African American History Month.
Gloucester County College signs dual enrollment agreement with Wilmington University
Gloucester County College Interim President Fred Keating and Wilmington University President Jack Varsalona signed a dual acceptance agreement on Thursday that will allow students to save more than $11,600. The new dual enrollment partnership makes the transition from an associate's degree to an advanced degree seamless between the two ... (more)
Judge Dominick Ferrelli remembered for sense of humor
A Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated for Judge Ferrelli at 10 a.m. Thursday at Sacred Heart Catholic Church, High Street and Bartram Avenue, Mount Holly.
For nine years, Frankie Wilson chased people to get them to pay their bills as a commercial collections officer with Jager Management Inc.
Ardena school in Howell gets spruced up as Allstate workers honor Martin Luther King
Allstate New Jersey volunteers work to beautify Ardena Elementary School in Howell as part of the fourth annual Allstate Give Back Day.
Florence woman raises $90,000 for pediatric cancer
FLORENCE - Seven years ago, Brianne Carroll was an ordinary middle school student.
Women's Track: Rutgers Women's Track And Field Takes Third At Princeton Quad Meet
PRINCETON, N.J. Rutgers senior Nwamaka Okobi won a pair of events, including posting a school record as women's track and field competed against St.
N.J. road fatalities end 5-year decline
In a Sunday interview, the hefty GOP governor said he knew that he had found a partner for life in... State Police and highway traffic safety officials hope to have answers in about three weeks to explain why 82 more people in the state died in traffic accidents last year than in 2010, breaking a five-year run of decreasing fatalities.