Tuesday May 29 | Patch.com
Defenders of Joe McLoughlin Dominate Board Meeting, Allege Racism
In an evening that had been set aside for the recognition of Collingswood Teachers of the Year and the achievements of their students, the Board of Education instead heard a succession of testimonials in defense of boys high school basketball coach Joseph McLoughlin.
Dude Look Like a Lady, No Wait, the Other Way Around
Haddonfield Police were notified of a "suspicious person" in the area of Redman and Westmont avenues shortly before 8 p.m. on Sunday, May 13.
10 historic N.J. sites are in danger of extinction, nonprofit group says
Now boarded up, the old Salem County Insane Asylum in Mannington Township has been named one of the 10 Most Endangered Historic Places in New Jersey.
Lawnside mourns a titan of the community
Clarence Still with then-New Jersey Secretary of State Regena Thomas and his sister-in-law Gloria Still in 2002.
So, when things like that happen, it's always a good time to go back over the rules, which are the same for all of our Pay 6 Forward stories: *You can't keep it yourself *You can't be a relative or someone you live with *The money needs to be a friend or a neighbor or someone from a church group who is going through a particularly hard time.
Second corruption trial for former state Sen. Wayne Bryant winding down
Former state Sen. Wayne Bryant in a 2009 file photo. Bryant's second corruption trial is expected to go to a judge on Tuesday.
Clarence Still, 83, a patriarch of one of S. Jerseya s best known African-American families
Lawnside historian Clarence Still Jr., 83, a member of one of South Jersey's best-known African American families, died Friday, May 4, after a long illness.