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NAACP still seeks to probe Gloucester County prosecutor
Last May, the local arm of the NAACP announced that it would conduct its own probe into the treatment of a then-seated elected official and a county resident by the county prosecutor and the local U.S. Attorney's Office.
Corzine signs bill on students' criminal records
Governor Corzine has signed a measure that gives high school administrators in New Jersey access to adult students' criminal histories.
Glassboro incident prompts legislation
High school administrators can have access to an adult student's criminal history under a bill that was signed into state law Friday.
Bob Shryock: Local author will read excerpts from his book
John Campbell will read excerpts from his well-received book, "They Were Ours: Gloucester County's Loss In Vietnam," 2 p.m. Sunday, Nov .
Katherine M. 'Kay' Bold , 88, of Bridgeton, died Monday morning, Nov. 9, 2009, after a brief illness.
Years of little things add up to big volunteer contribution for Glassboro woman, 85
Bettye Bell of Glassboro is the unsung hero of her church, and the community who benefits from all the hard work she has been doing for years.
Resources, services increase for vets on campus
When former Navy machinist Lauren DelRicci arrived at Burlington County College in 2004, she felt "a certain emptiness" at no longer serving her country.
Glassboro Chamber member luncheon planned
Free research tools that can help businesses make critical decisions will be the topic of discussion as the Greater Glassboro Chamber of Commerce hosts its monthly member luncheon on Wednesday, Nov.
A New Jersey Comedy Festival performance will be held at Rowan University in GLASSBORO at 9 p.m. Tuesday, Nov.
Glassboro man attempting to cross Main Street struck by motor vehicle driven by Elk Twp. man
A Reading Street man was injured when he was struck by a motor vehicle as he attempted to cross North Main Street, police said.
Glassboro man faces five years after pleading guilty to drug and weapon offenses
Pedestrian hurt in Glassboro crash
A borough man was stuck by a car and critically injured as he tried to cross an intersection here Monday.
Fire damages vacant home in Monroe
MONROE TWP. A vacant South Black Horse Pike dwelling was damaged this week by a fire that police said was suspicious in origin.
2 accused of selling cocaine from vehicle
A monthlong investigation has resulted in drug charges against two people accused of selling crack cocaine from a vehicle, police said Friday.
Glassboro native's Hollywood dream is reality
Adrienne Simpson, 25, of Glassboro, holds her television script. The script was the top Hollywood Scriptapalooza prize winner in the reality television category.
Glassboro's Emmanuel Baptist Church to hold special service
NOVEMBER 8 - Emmanuel Baptist Church, 300 Higgins Drive, Glassboro, will hold a special service at 10 a.m. to honor our veterans.
Glassboro station to get new life
The opening of a train station during the 1860s in Glassboro meant big things for the small burg.
Night of opera offers timeless melodies, quiet revolutions
Opera isn't just singers belting it out in fancy costumes in front of elaborate sets.
Dems keep council seats in Glassboro
GLASSBORO The two Democratic incumbents have won their bids for re-election to borough council.
A rise in mental-health help on campus
Colleges respond as more students seek help for problems small or serious. By Susan Snyder Mental-health counselors at La Salle University were feeling overwhelmed, their appointment books packed with students in need of help, seemingly more so than ever.