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Big ifs loom over Camden-Glassboro rail plan
Passenger trains could be running again between Camden and Glassboro by 2019, if someone comes up with $1.6 billion and the current construction schedule doesn't slip.
Glassboro kindergarteners learn about service professions at Community Helpers Day
Jason Dolby, of Glassboro's Highway Department, right, talks with students at J. Harvey Rodgers Elementary School about recycling trucks as Glassboro Highway Superintendent Russell Clark looks on.
Kevin Riordan: From a local author, adventure story with cinematic sweep
Patti Sheehy remembers thinking, this story has everything : Bravery, romance, suspense, and an evocative historical backdrop.
Residents weigh in on Glassboro-Camden light rail line
WOODBURY - Residents offered feedback on a proposed effort to bring a passenger light rail line connecting Glassboro and Camden Monday, weighing the benefits of expanded public transportation with the potential costs.
One injured in Glassboro crash
GLASSBORO - A 39-year-old Glassboro woman was injured when two cars collided on Ellis Street near Higgins Drive Sunday.
Gloucester & Camden County residents: Speak up for a future...
A working example of an existing multi-use rail-with-trail in New Jersey is the Traction Line in Morris County.
Rowan's Class of 2013 Includes 406 Camden County Residents
Members of Rowan University's 88th undergraduate class received their diplomas during the school's commencement ceremony Friday in Glassboro.
Glassboro to purchase new trash truck, senior citizens bus
GLASSBORO - The borough unanimously approved the appropriation of more than $800,000 worth of capital improvement funds on Tuesday, which will go toward projects that keep the borough running efficiently and cleanly.
Sweeney tells Rowan grads: 'Don't settle!'
Stephen Sweeney took the lectern Friday morning, looked out at a sea of undergraduates dressed in the robes he had never gotten to wear, and addressed the university he had not attended but has had a continuing hand in shaping.
Photos of the Day from the South Jersey Times, May 17, 2013
Kevin Trester, of Monroe Township in Middlesex County, points to his family in thanks during the Rowan University Undergraduate Commencement in Glassboro, Friday, May 17, 2013.
Glassboro woman charged with assaulting police officers
Mercedes S. Freeman, 23, of the Hollybush Gardens Apartments, allegedly hit one officer in the face with her fist and kicked a second officer, police said.
'Hatchet hitchhiker' arrested in N.J. homicide
In Wading River closed due to accident on NY Rt-25a/Suffolk Cnty/Eastern Section WB at Wading River Rd/Randall Rd and before CR-46/William Floyd Pky in Shoreham.
'Kai the Hitchhiker' arrested at Center City bus depot for NJ murder
A self-described "homefree" hitchhiker, who became a viral sensation on the Internet in February and was wanted for the bludgeoning death of a New Jersey attorney he allegedly met in Times Square this week, was arrested at a Center City bus depot Thursday evening.
Police Searching For Internet Celeb 'Kai the Hatchet-Wielding Hitchhiker' in Clark Homicide
CLARK, NJ -- Police are on the hunt for an Internet celebrity identified as the suspect in the homicide of Clark resident Joseph Galfy, Jr., 73.
Bridgeton Police Blotter: Burglary, trespassing, needle possession
Walter M. Williams Jr., 23, of Giles Street, was arrested on a failure to appear warrant out of Bridgeton Municipal Court and was charged with defiant trespassing.
Berlin man, 89, killed in Winslow Township head-on crash
WINSLOW TWP. - A Berlin man was killed in a head-on crash early Wednesday morning on Williamstown Road, police said.
Glassboro adopts 2014 municipal budget, brings additional $84 in taxes
GLASSBORO - The borough adopted its 2014 municipal budget at Tuesday night's council meeting which will ask taxpayers to pay for a $12,335,000 tax levy next year, an increase of approximately $450,000 compare to last year's budget.
STORYTIME IS HELD at the Newfield Public Library for preschoolers each Tuesday morning.
Williamstown woman set to earn Rowan University degree in honor of late son
April Lee, from Williamstown, stands in her son's, Alfred "Will" Lee III, bedroom that is decorated in his memory, Monday, May 13, 2013.
Burglary, Theft Charges Among Gloucester County Indictments
4, 2012. a€¢ William B. Underwood IV, 26, of Haddon Township, for criminal mischief; conspiracy/criminal mischief by damaging property; and conspiracy/theft by unlawful taking in Glassboro on Nov.