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Weddings, Jersey-style: The joys of marrying in duck season
The reading at this South Jersey wedding? A word-for-word rendition of of Pat Benatar's 1983 hit "Love is a Battlefield." In 2015, NJ.com launched a new series celebrating New Jersey nuptials. If you...
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WTHS junior among first-place winners of WHYY's Youth Media Awards
WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP — The collaborative work of Washington Township High School junior Sruthi Srinivasan and three students who she met during a 2014 summer journalism camp has earned the group a...
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Project Thanksgiving seeks donations in South Jersey
Project Thanksgiving will hold its 7th annual turkey drive on Saturday, Nov. 21, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at various locations in Cumberland and Gloucester counties. Project Thanksgiving will hold its...
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N.J. chiropractor offers free services at annual food drive
Gibbstown Chiropractic Center will hold its annual food drive event Saturday, Nov. 21. GREENWICH TWP. -- Gibbstown Chiropractic Center's annual food drive event, which offers free chiropractic...
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S.J. Region Sports Car Club of America holds car rally
The South Jersey Region of the Sports Car Club of America will be holding a car rally on Nov. 22 starting at the Carolina Blue Restaurant at 592 Lambs Road in Pitman. Registration opens at 10 a.m. and...
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Clayton teachers give presentation at NJEA Convention
Clayton teachers, Lisa Brodack and Carol Wright, recently presented at the NJEA Convention in Atlantic City on Nov. 5 and 6. The two discussed their HIPP Grant project in the Great Ideas Forum on the...
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G.C. Chamber of Commerce holds annual night out
On Thursday, Nov. 19, the Annual Chamber Night Out "after hours" event will be held by the Gloucester County Chamber of Commerce (GCCC) at Ott's On The Green, 340 Greentree Road in Washington Township...
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3 injured in Franklin Twp. crash
Officers say a steady rain was falling when a Mitsubishi Lancer collided with a Chrysler 300 Nov. 10, 2015. FRANKLIN TWP. -- Three people were injured in a two-car crash Tuesday afternoon, police...
View ArticleFootball Playoffs, 2015: South Jersey, Group 4 preview and predictions
SOUTH JERSEY, GROUP 4 BRACKETThe favorite: Hammonton has pushed its way to the forefront of a Group 4 bracket that has been dominated by Shawnee and Timber Creek the last few years. The Blue Devils...
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Kingsway Regional names October Seniors of the Month
Kingsway Regonal High School announces names of Students of the Month for October 2015: Marut Raval is the son of Tiku and Vedangee Raval of Woolwich Township. School Activities: Raval is vice...
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Inspira Foundation fall gala raises $270,000 for local health care
Inspira Health Network's Foundation Gloucester County hosted its annual fall gala at The Hyatt at the Bellvue in Philadelphia on Oct. 24. The event, which celebrated the 100th anniversary of Inspira...
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Just in time for Veterans Day, N.J. town gets $1.7 million for vet housing
The borough was awarded $1.7 million in federal tax credits for a housing project that will give preference to local veterans. CLAYTON -- The borough has been awarded $1.7 million in tax credits for...
View ArticleContrary to letter, N.J. farms feed the poor | Letter
Judith Marino writes that an extensive Farmers Against Hunger program is active across the state. To the Editor: The letter from Michael Mangers, "Put abandoned N.J. crops to good use for the needy,"...
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One of Philly's favorite cheesesteak joints coming to Glassboro
The self proclaimed "real taste of South Philly," Tony Luke's, is coming to Glassboro and expected to open in mid-January. GLASSBORO -- Philadelphia's popular Tony Luke's restaurant is coming to...
View ArticleDemocrats now so liberal JFK wouldn't recognize party | Letter
Barbara Essington writes that voters must consider the role of government that the various presidential candidates espouse. To the Editor: President John F. Kennedy once said, "Ask not what your...
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Delsea Dancing with the Staff competition set for Nov. 19
This year's Delsea Regional High School Dancing with the Staff competition will be held on Thursday, Nov 19 at 7 p.m. in the high school auditorium. Tickets are only $5 and may be purchased in all...
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Jersey Shore Comic Book Show takes place this Sunday
The Jersey Shore Comic Book Show is for fans of horror movies, too. Sunday, Nov. 15 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Toms River Elks, 600 Washington St. Appearing will be film makers Jason Koerner and Ed...
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Nun who allegedly drove drunk placed on administrative leave
Police said Kimberly Miller, 41, a nun from Philadelphia, was charged with driving under the influence, leaving the scene of an accident and failing to report an accident. WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP -- The...
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AARP in need of volunteers to help prepare income tax returns
AARP Tax Aide program is looking for volunteers to help prepare income tax returns for low to moderate income households in Gloucester County. The program offers free income tax return preparation to...
View ArticleMeet the 93-year-old WWII veteran, POW thrown a surprise honor at Acme store
Anthony Candell, 93, was held as a prisoner of war for seven months during World War II. LOGAN TWP. -- He weighed less than 100 pounds when he came home. He was freezing, with a black and blue foot...
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