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Regional News in Brief - Posted Nov. 2, 2009
Animal Shelter Appreciation Week During the week of Nov. 1-7, the Atlantic County Animal Shelter wil celebrate National Animal Shelter Appreciation Week by reminding residents of the important services it provides to the community.
GOP keeps hold on Burlco freeholder board
Republicans will retain control of Burlington County government as both of their candidates for two seats on the board of freeholders survived a challenge in a closer-than-usual race against the Democrats.
Trenton man arrested in Florence
A Trenton man was charged after being found in possession of a knife and unauthorized prescription drugs Saturday, police said Monday.
County voters have lots of decisions to make Tuesday
Get ready for a late night Tuesday because the outcome of the contentious governor's race is not likely to be decided until long after the polls close.
The Burlington County Board of Freeholders is expanding its paper recycling program, putting 18,500 new carts into circulation throughout the county by the first week in December.
Burlington County utilizes three different insurance brokerage firms, all of which earn six-figure commissions.
Florence sets Halloween curfew
Township police will strictly enforce a Halloween curfew from Oct. 27 through Nov.
The Stuph File Program With Peter Anthony Holder: The Stuph File Program - Episode #0008, Segment 1
Interviews with: Greg Kohfeldt, runs Greg's Auto Repair in Florence, New Jersey.
Candidate's job subject of controversy
A Democratic freeholder candidate's job with a national engineering firm has been called into question by her Republican opponents because it involves signing checks for the company's political contributions.
Following is the list of Unsung Heroes and Spirit Night recipients from their respective schools.
Report: GOP outspending Democrats
Majority control of the Burlington County Board of Freeholders is up for grabs in next month's election and so far the Republicans have out-raised and outspent their Democratic opponents.
In the midst of one of the worst economic slumps in memory, a small business in Edgewater Park is adding a little color to the scene.
Blood Drive Held For 3-Year-Old With Rare Disease
Share + Oct 7, 2009 7:06 pm US/Eastern FLORENCE, N.J. A blood drive in Florence is underway to help treat a 3-year-old girl who suffers from a rare blood disease.
Burl. Twp. officers help in arrest
Two police officers from Burlington Township helped apprehend two men involved in a suspected burglary in the township, police said Tuesday.
Danny DiMaio's parents knew something was wrong from the very beginning. Salvatore DiMaio, Danny's father, said the 2 1/2-year-old had trouble breathing just after his birth.
Crash into gas pump sparks fire
Police are still searching for three people who were involved in a fiery crash at a gas station on Route 130 near Cedar Lane on Saturday afternoon.
GOP freeholder candidates in Burlco want taxes cut
More jobs, less government and lower property taxes are what the county economy and residents need, the two Republican candidates for seats on the Burlington County Board of Freeholders said Monday.
Florence police vehicle struck by dump truck
FLORENCE a ' A township police officer was air-lifted with unspecified injuries this morning after a dump truck collided with his vehicle on Route 130, a Burlington County Central Communications supervisor said.
Richard Glass remembers climbing up the tower. Perched three stories high, he used binoculars to search the sky for aircraft flying over the township and its surrounding area.
Gordon-Masters Football club prepped for 39th season
The Bill Gordon-George Masters Memorial Football Club of Burlington County will kick off its 39th season on Wednesday, Sept.
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