Pedricktown News

On Feb. 7, members of the Pedricktown Day Committee held a special meeting to kick-off planning for Pedricktown Day 2012, but also to celebrate the birthday of its oldest member Jack Pedrick, who turned 95 that day.

Six recipients in New Jersey - two from Salem County - have been selected to receive more than $431,000 in business development assistance through the Value-Added Producer Grant program.

With no final decision on which of the township's two fire companies will receive municipal funding this year, officials appear to be more closely exploring bringing the two companies under one command.

Every Saturday on its editorial page, Today's Sunbeam cheers those who make our area a better place in which to live and jeers those whose actions merit derision.

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.

Officials will gather here today to break ground for a new $1.8 million municipal complex.

The township's new municipal building is one step closer to reality as township officials will hold a groundbreaking ceremony at the site of the new complex on Thursday.

Logan Volunteer Fire Co. of Pedricktown responded at 7:35 p.m. Monday to U.S. Route 130 for a brush fire and remained in service for two hours and 50 minutes.