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The Scoop: War Memorial at bridge to be rededicated; Salem...
Everyone can now take a look at the proposed 2012 Salem County budget online. The Salem County Board of Chosen Freeholders introduced the $77.6 million 2012 budget earlier this month.
Live webcams on Delaware Memorial Bridge, Cape-May-Lewes Ferry will...
A screen image captured from the Delaware River and Bay Authority's new online traffic camera system shows vehicles early this afternoon heading from Pennsville westbound onto the Delaware Memorial Bridge.
Pro-Christie group's latest TV ad may sway public opinion on N.J. tax debate
A deep-pocketed group that supports Gov. Chris Christie's agenda rolled out a new television ad today and announced a $1.6 million campaign to blanket the airwaves from New York to Philadelphia over the next three weeks.
NJ Gov. Chris Christie Hints at Development in Atlantic City in Speech to Laborers' Union
Construction jobs in Atlantic City will increase as the economy improves and efforts to revitalize the resort move forward, Gov.
NJ Joins National Settlement Resolving Allegations That Shoe...
New Jersey has entered into a settlement with shoe manufacturer Skechers USA that resolves allegations the company marketed its line of rocker-bottom shoe products using unsubstantiated claims about their health benefits, Attorney General Jeffrey S. Chiesa announced today.
Independence Hall Tea Party PAC Website Hacked, Vandalized
According to TechEye.net , users of the popular 4chan community gained access to administrator privileges for the website of Independence Hall Tea Party PAC at some point on Thursday after guessing the website's password, which was reportedly "p9ssw0rd." TechEye reports that the website at one point "flashed a vertical row of animated gifs of an ... (more)
Man canoes from Iowa and Bridgeton can't rent a canoe; Steve Shuster...
Which begs the question, when the Bridgeton Raceway gets repaired, is there anyone who can make the Canoe House profitable? The Rev.
Helicopter to spray black flies along the Delaware
Residents living along the Delaware River in Bucks might wake up Thursday to the sounds of a helicopter spraying a chemical to kill black flies.
Casino Revenue Up Nationwide, Big Drop In NJ
While casino revenue A is up nationwide in 2011, the news is not so good for New Jersey, where gambling revenue fell 7%. According to the American Gaming Association's annual report, increased regional competition from a full year of table game operations in Delaware and Pennsylvania continued to take its toll on the Atlantic City market.
Knowlton hosts 'Memorial Day Picnic by the River'
This annual community event is to be held on Memorial Day Weekend, Sunday, May 27, from 1 - 5 p.m. at the Ramsaysburg Historic Site, State Highway Route 46 and Ramsaysburg Road in Knowlton Township, Warren County.
Five minutes with ... Scott Green
Scott Green took over as the new executive director of the Delaware River and Bay Authority on April 2. The DRBA operates the Delaware Memorial Bridge, Cape May-Lewes Ferry, Three Forts Ferry, five regional airports and the DRBA Salem Business Centre in Carneys Point.
'Rock Snot' discovered in the Delaware River
Extensive mats of the invasive aquatic algae, Didymosphenia geminata, also known as didymo or "Rock Snot," were discovered in the Middle Delaware National Scenic and Recreational River within the Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area.
Delaware bridge agency agrees to $646K repair, repaving project
The agency that oversees local Delaware River bridges agreed this week to spend up to $646,000 to design a repair and repaving project for approach roads and overpasses in the area of the New Hope-Lambertville toll bridge.
N.J. man killed by police in Delaware during alleged burglary
A New Jersey man shot and killed by a police officer in Wilmington, Del., over the weekend has been identified as Yusef Reynolds, according to a report DelawareOnline.com. According to the report, Reynolds was shot after an officer came upon him in a vacant business in the 100 block of W. Ninth St.