Westville News

A Westville man was sentenced to four years in state prison Friday for a string of burglaries, thefts and shoplifting from May through September 2011.

Everybody knows it has to stop. Everybody who deplores fiscal waste knows that paying bundles to public employees for unused sick leave is an outrageous waste of scarce revenue.

Justin E. Molinari of Westville recently received his certified general appraiser license from the N.J. State Board of Real Estate Appraisers.

Rockland Capital announced today that an affiliate company is acquiring the Eagle Point power generation facility from Sunoco, Inc.

The following individuals were indicted on the indicated charges by a Gloucester County jury last week: Jesse C. Cheesman, 29, of Deptford, for theft, conspiracy to commit burglary and conspiracy to commit theft on Dec.

An $8.45 million contract is expected to be let this month to engineer and gauge the environmental impact of a Camden-to-Glassboro passenger rail line on the region.

Seventeen girls, including three from Gloucester County, are vying for the title of Miss New Jersey's Outstanding Teen 2012.

A National Park, who has two burglary convictions already on his record, has been indicted on multiple charges relating to his alleged robbery of a convenience store in National Park in November.

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