Williamstown News

An unidentified Williamstown man was airlifted with serious injuries after his vehicle crossed over a center line and collided with a school bus Friday morning.

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.

Every Saturday on its editorial page, the Gloucester County Times cheers those who make our area a better place in which to live and jeers those whose actions merit derision.

Area animal lovers are encouraged to spread their love for our furry friends at a Beef & Beer fundraiser, "My Furry Valentine," on Feb.

Delsea's Nicole Carney shoots the ball through the Williamstown defense. Williamstown High School vs.

A large United States flag flows in the wind behind Jim Blose of Williamstown and Bernadette Maskery of Bellmawr as they motor on down Delilah Road during the 11th Ground Hawg Run Sunday, Jan.

"We're thrilled to introduce Xfinity Home to Denver consumers," Rich Jennings, regional vice president of Comcast's Mile High Region, said in a statement.

The 34th annual St. Valentine breakfast will be held from 7:30 to 11:30 a.m. Feb.

LEARN ABOUT THE art of improvisation at the February series of free music lectures by Paul M. Somers, sponsored by the Bay-Atlantic Symphony.

Juniper Village welcomes guest presenter Bonnie Joffe of 50+ to bring us an eye opening and educational presentation on the art of aging well in life.

The following people were indicted by a Cumberland County Grand Jury: Leeanne J. Aikins, 23, of Princeton Avenue, in National Park, for one count of third-degree shoplifting and three counts of fourth-degree shoplifting.

A Williamstown man made a tearful plea for mercy, blaming a long record of crimes on drug addiction, before finally being sentenced Friday to more than a decade in state prison for robbing a Woodbury convenience store in 2011.

Williamstown's Mike Graham works to pin Kingsway's Mike Leone during the 145-pound match.

A 21-year-old Sicklerville man was sentenced to five years in a New Jersey state prison on Tuesday for admittedly taking $24 at gunpoint from one or two men during an in-car robbery in Washington Township in 2009.

As a result of an intensive investigation regarding the recent homicide of Terrance Barnum, 40, of Williamstown, an arrest has been made.