Swedesboro News

The four school districts in Gloucester County that have been categorized as "super growth" districts have joined with local and county government officials to form a task force aimed at lobbying the state to more adequately supply state aid funding.

"All you need is love" according to John Lennon. Though Mr. Lennon is one of my favorites, I'm pretty sure that on Valentine's Day, people want just a little bit more.

Christine D'Amico of Pitman smiled as her son, Jacob, 5, read a Transformers book to his new furry friend, Remi.

The Women's Progressive Club of Swedesboro and Vicinity's "Annual Love Tea" program will be held on Sunday, Feb.

Miracle for Mateo will hold a sweetheart dinner dance to raise money for children and families suffering from congenital heart defects.

Beef prices soared more than 10 percent last year according to the Department of Agriculture, and they will likely go up at least another 5 percent this year.

Ivy Read Roselle, 88, of Millville passed away peacefully, with her family by her side, on Friday, Jan.

The following individuals were indicted on the indicated charges by a Gloucester County grand jury last week: Melissa A. Maxie, 31, of Mt.

From left, David Rode with his mother Elaine Rode, and his wife Joyce Rode in front of the fireplace at Rode's Fireside Restaurant and Tavern in Swedesboro.

Gwen Kunkel, co-owner of Table on the Move in Washington, stands behind one of the artistic tables on display at the Philadelphia Home Show, Thursday.

Philip F. Patten, 88, of Pilesgrove passed away quietly on Wednesday, Jan. 18, 2012, at South Jersey Healthcare Elmer Hospital, surrounded by his loving family.

Officers found a rear window smashed. A tracking dog followed a scent before losing it near Mount Vernon Avenue.

10 with possession of under 50 grams of marijuana and possession of drug paraphernalia following a vehicle stop on Route 322.

Music filled the auditorium of the Margaret C. Clifford School Monday as local community members joined together for the seventh annual Swedesboro-Woolwich Rev.

Partners Paul Zetts Jr., Steve Schanne and brother Tom stand by a solar car port that powers their business, Broadway Electric and Solar Co.

Mark A. Hendricks, 25, of Franklin Township on a charge of possession of a controlled dangerous substance on July 13 in Franklin Township.

The college will honor the memory of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. with a dramatic spoken-word presentation featuring CCC students on Jan.