Clayton News

Rutgers, NJAES, Cooperative Extension of Gloucester County is again offering its Home Gardening School.

Fort Zumwalt East High School students got the shock of a lifetime last week when they learned that the Westboro Baptist Church was on its way to come rage against the school's gay students after being personally invited by one of their classmates.

Get your theatrical fill in one evening as six Rutgers-Camden student directors present a diverse offering of ten-minute plays, written by, and starring, their fellow Scarlet Raptors.

Classes will be held on Wednesday mornings from 9 a.m. until noon. You can take all or just one or two.

As New Jersey Transit's clean-up contractor continues soaking up diesel fuel in Grenloch Lake and along Big Timber Creek in the wake of a Jan.

The Community Development Block Grants, totaling $436,582, were awarded to Clatyon, Deptford, Glassboro, Mantua, Monroe, Washington Township and Woodbury Heights "This federally funded program enables our towns to make necessary infrastructure improvements without impacting the taxpayers," Freeholder Director Damminger said.

The 34th annual St. Valentine breakfast will be held from 7:30 to 11:30 a.m. Feb.

Clayton Crime Watch, a civilian neighborhood watch group, will sponsor a talk next week by Gloucester County Prosecutor's Office detective.

A group of Westboro Baptist Church members is planning a Feb. 6 protest against homosexuality at Clayton High School , KSDK Newschannel 5 reported.

Pfc. James D. Hagelstein was a member of the United States Marine Corps serving in the Vietnam War.

With its spectacular performance of Footloose , a feel-good musical with an upbeat score and witty dialogue, Clayton High School blew the audience away.

GLASSBORO a' On Tuesday, the Glassboro Rotary Sunrise Club distributed dictionaries to local schools during their third annual Dictionary Project.

A 3-2 vote by members of the governing body last Wednesday night allocated funds the SID requested to continue working to improve the borough's business community in 2012.

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Residents can learn firsthand what really goes on at a crime scene investigation in two weeks, in a presentation here by an area detective.

After a search Saturday night involving more than a dozen agencies and some worried residents, a missing seven-year-old boy was located and returned home.

As clean-up crews continued working Thursday to remediate a Jan. 12 diesel-fuel spill that fouled waters along the border of Camden and Gloucester counties, New Jersey Transit's top executive was vowing the transit system will maintain a "consistent presence" along the waterways and in the area.

Mark A. Hendricks, 25, of Franklin Township on a charge of possession of a controlled dangerous substance on July 13 in Franklin Township.