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Gloucester County Police Academy graduates 31 in Deptford
Twenty-eight men and three women will graduate from the Gloucester County Police Academy at 6 p.m. Thursday, July 16 in the Physical Education Center on the campus of Gloucester County College.
Growing congregation settles into new home
Eight years after it began, the Lion of Judah Assemblies of God Church finally has a place it can call its own.
Man makes 2nd try to ship drugs
A man was arrested Monday for allegedly trying to mail drugs or drug-related materials from a Staples store for the second time in two months, according to police.
Trio charged with shoplifting in Gloucester Township
Three people have been charged with shoplifting $528 in merchandise from the Kmart store on Blackwood-Clementon Road, police said Friday.
S. Jersey park holds hidden appeal for visitors
You could say Ceres Park in Mantua is a serious park. Ceres Park Nature Preserve is surely serious about preserving nature.
Two towns, linked by tough times
Joe Profaci can tell things are tougher than usual at his Sparkle Clean Laundermat in hard-time Clementon because of all the wet laundry coming through the door.
Summer jobs open for youths in Camco
Jasmine Fletcher wants to be a forensic scientist. Before that can happen, though, the 20-year-old Fairview resident needs money so she can afford to go back to college.
Blasts from the past: Shades of 'American Graffiti' at Weber's Drive In
You'd expect a restaurant that depends upon nostalgia to never change. Weber's Drive Ins in New Jersey use this formula to keep their businesses afloat in the fast-food era.
Winslow doctor charged with prescription sales
A South Jersey doctor is accused of selling painkiller prescriptions from his car.
S.J. doc accused of selling prescriptions from his car
A South Jersey doctor is accused of selling painkiller prescriptions from his car.
Ex-director pleads guilty in $138,700 theft of nonprofit
The former executive director of a city nonprofit that provides social services and education to gay and lesbian residents of color pleaded guilty in federal district court yesterday to stealing more than $138,700 from The COLOURS Organization Inc.
N.J. plays catch-up on budget decisions
State officials have approved pension deferrals of more than $11 million for six municipalities in the tri-county area.
Perfect game powers Pennsville
Pennsville senior Lindsay Snajkowski was pure perfection in a 15-0 win over Wildwood Wednesday afternoon in a Tri-County Conference contest.
Economy crimps Lindenwold redevelopment plan
When it was announced five years ago, the plan for Lindenwold's redevelopment zone seemed unstoppable.
Wrong kind of train will be bad fit
The announcement by Gov. Jon Corzine that a light-rail passenger line -- similar to a trolley -- will be coming to Gloucester County has the same feel as that sweater your favorite aunt gives you for Christmas: It is appreciated, colorful and somewhat functional, but not what is really needed.
Schools, town join to keep taxes low
In a world of stretched budgets, Lindenwold officials feel they hold the secret to successfully keeping taxes low and bringing more to the borough as well as the schools.
Camden resident charged in killing
A 25-year-old Camden man was arrested Tuesday for a fatal shooting at a city Crown Fried Chicken last week.
Camden cops: Defendant boasted about killing
On Mother's Day, authorities say, Robert Daniels boasted about his handiwork with a handgun.
Lindenwold man dies after being shot in Camden Crown Fried Chicken
The Camden County Prosecutor's Office announced Sunday the death of a Lindenwold man shot at approximately 10:15 p.m. Thursday night, making him the city's eleventh homicide of 2009.
State's budget slashes $4M for worker program
A disability advocacy group is bracing for the potential impact of budget cuts that would result from Gov.
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