1 hr ago | NJ.com
Gloucester County grand jury makes indictments
Beaufort L. Winstead, 36, of Woodlynne on a charge of obtaining a controlled dangerous substance by fraud on Nov.
Deptford man charged with assaulting Glassboro police officer
A Deptford Township man was charged with assaulting a police officer as authorities were dispersing a group of four patrons described as "unruly" as they left the Landmark Americana.
Rowan-Rutgers Realignment: Don't lose can't-miss opportunity
Rarely does an opportunity come along that can transform a city and region for generations to come.
Big welcome home for Glassboro soldier
Tom McElwee of the Yellow Ribbon Club, right, presents a giant Army coin to Army National Guard Specialist Christopher Bixby, second from right, after returning from his year-long deployment to Afghanistan.
Will master plan for state colleges relieve Camden's despair?
A few blocks from the Miracle Center Church, where an inscription on a wall proclaims that God "delivered them from destruction," Shakir Lane pondered another kind of destruction - that of his own neighborhood.
BreakthroughTESTING Validates Hydrino Theory
A remarkable new energy source from fractional hydrogen will allow a gallon of ordinary water to become the energy equivalent of 200 barrels of oil, a team of physicists working near the onetime New Jersey laboratories of Thomas Edison and Albert Einstein is saying.
New Restaurant 'Officially' Replacing Paddock
The real estate broker who handled the sale to, and by, the owners of The Paddock at Devon restaurant is confirming what TE Patch reported last month .
Gloucester County crimelog includes several arrests
2, a Glassboro man reported that a Logan resident defrauded his fencing company of approximately $5,200 for the installation of a fence in the Old Orchard development.
Glassboro elementary school gets a lesson in writing from local author
The third grade students at the Dorothy L. Bullock school sat attentively in anticipation, notebooks and pencils in hand Wednesday as they awaited their guest speaker to begin her presentation.
Norcross seeks balance in higher ed
George Norcross III has spent considerable time and political energy trying to balance resources between the northern and southern parts of the state.
Minimum-wage proposal in N.J. stirs debate, especially in farm sector
They'll start showing up next month on farms across New Jersey. Thousands of seasonal workers will plant fields and trim trees, then tend and harvest crops during the spring and summer.
Jersey RB looking for more exposure
Junior running back Corey Clement of Glassboro, N.J. enjoyed a memorable season last fall, which culminated in a state championship.
BreakthroughTESTING Validates Hydrino Theory
A remarkable new energy source from fractional hydrogen will allow a gallon of ordinary water to become the energy equivalent of 200 barrels of oil, a team of physicists working near the onetime New Jersey laboratories of Thomas Edison and Albert Einstein is saying.
Local children's author coming to Glassboro
Children's author and Mullica Hill resident Nancy Viau invites Glassboro elementary school students to step into her "writing world" during a series of presentations at the Dorothy L. Bullock School on Wednesday.
Weigh pros and cons of Rowan merger
Hand weeding is one of the most demanding chores in gardening, but it doesn't have to be that way.
22 indicted by Gloucester County grand jury
Jennifer L. Whetstone, 18, of Atlanta on a charge of possession of a controlled dangerous substance on June 28 in East Greenwich Township.
Taproom's explosive history leads to opening of Glassboro's Bomb Bomb BBQ
Frank Barbato III, director of operations at Bomb Bomb BBQ Grill and Sandwich Factory in Glassboro, shows off a full rack of baby back ribs .
Officials eye area for drug recovery support location
With $25,000 being reallocated by the New Jersey Division of Mental Health and Addiction Services to establish a Recovery Support Center, the Southwest Council Inc.
Gloucester County towns receive federal funds for improvements
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.
Proposed Realigning of New Jersey Campuses Spurs Protests
New Jersey is joining the list of states considering merging and consolidating public universities - with a distinctly Garden State twist.