N.J. Sec. of Agriculture Visits Gloucester County to Highlight Peach Season
The USDA has projected New Jersey to be No. 3 in the U.S. in peach production for 2018, with a predicted harvest of 64 million pounds. 
New Amazon Location in West Deptford Holds Hard Hat Tour
After nearly one year of construction, a hard hat tour was held Friday afternoon, August 17th, to show off the large facility. 
Three Suspects Identified in Shooting of Camden County Detectives
Suspects have been identified by authorities with regard to the shooting in Camden that left two undercover Camden County Metro Police detectives injured last week. 
South Jersey Residents Show Concern After Learning of Temporary Closure of AC Rail Line
South Jersey representatives have been using their voice to resolve the issue or come up with alternatives to help locals who will feel the impact of the closure. 
AtlantiCare Gives Back During the Community Health Fair and Picnic
Friday's event included health assessments and information about healthcare services, housing, health insurance enrollment, and financial assistance, and other programs 
Florida Airport Shooter Gets Life in Prison
Esteban Santiago, of Anchorage, Alaska, admitted he opened fire with a handgun in a baggage area at Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport. 
More Positive Samples of West Nile Found in Atlantic County
The Atlantic County Division of Public Health is taking more steps to control mosquitoes in the area after four more samples tested positive for West Nile. 
Rowan, Stockton Rank in Money Magazine's 'Best Colleges for the Money'
A South Jersey university has been ranked among the top ten best colleges in the state for your money. 
New Mobile Outreach Vehicle Helping to Combat Drug Addiction in Atlantic County
A recent study has showed that deaths from drug overdoses within Atlantic County have more than doubled from 2016 to 2017. 
Federal and Local Officials Announce Completion of Fisherman's Park Flood Project
The Fisherman's Park Flood Gate and Pump Project in Atlantic City is now complete, replacing a century-old system which will minimize neighborhood flooding. 
N.J. Atty. Gen. Grewal Visits Atlantic County
Grewal met with members with the Atlantic County Coalition for a Safe Community to discuss the work they are doing to help end violence in the area. 
Camden County Sheriff's Office Holds School Supply Giveaway
With summer coming to an end and students getting ready for their first day back at school, a local sheriff's office is making sure kids in need are prepared. 
Celebrate National Roller Coaster Day Today
If you're a thrill seeker then today is the day for you; it's National Roller Coaster Day. 
Robins' Nest, Republic Bank Host Backpack Drive to Help South Jersey Students
The Robins' Nest, along with Republic Bank, did their part to make sure kids in the area have what they need to go back to school. 
Atlantic County Park Now Has Access to Wi-Fi
Officials say the availability and convenience of Wi-Fi access is an amenity to enhance the park and provide a more pleasant experience for both residents and visitors. 
Paulsboro Receives $1.5 Million Grant to Improve Water Infrastructure
The Borough of Paulsboro has received federal funding for much-needed water infrastructure improvements. 
Cumberland’s Early College High School Program Experiencing Rapid Growth
Thanks to a national initiative students throughout the area have been provided with a pathway to a brighter future by being able to earn their high school diploma and up to 60 college credits simultaneously. 
Blue Knight Teens Help to Feed the Homeless in Camden County
Officials say events like this are a great way to teach the kids about giving back to those in need in their community. 
New Playground Opens in Pennsauken Thanks to Community Help
Children in Pennsauken now have a new place to play thanks to a generous donation and help from the community. 
Children Enjoy Fun in the Sun at Final Millville Play Streets of Season
Families in the community got to enjoy free food, games, music, and even got the chance to dunk a police officer in the dunk tank. 
Resorts Casino and Golden Nugget Officially Accepting Sports Bets
Two Atlantic City Casinos have officially joined into the world of sports betting here in the Garden State. 
Small-Sized Target Store Opens in Camden County
Over the last few years, Target has been developing and building smaller sized stores in new locations all around the country. 
Project Inspir8tion
Vineland’s Jocovi Lindsey is on a mission to bring hope to area youth through creativity. 
Camden Officials Looking for Individual Regarding Fatal 2015 Shooting
Officials in Camden County are seeking help identifying an individual who may have information pertaining to a fatal shooting that occurred back in 2015. 
Demolition of Camden Illegal Dumping Site Paves Way for Future Use
Officials in Camden County moved one step closer to completely transforming a former illegal dumping site in Camden. 
NJ State Police Continue Search for Suspected Cell Phone Thief
The suspect was captured on surveillance cameras leaving the store in a blue or green 2-door Chrysler PT Cruiser Convertible. 
Information Sought Regarding Glassboro Hit-and-Run Accident
The teen told police that after he was struck, the driver exited the vehicle to see if he was injured, then left the area without providing any information. 
After Fatal Shooting of Youth Football Coach, Millville Residents Walk for Peace
This Walk for Peace was the third in a series of walks, this one falling right after the deadly shooting of Joseph Jones, a youth football coach in Millville. 
South Jersey Man Competes in Transplant Games
One local man is not letting a heart transplant stop him from doing activities he loves. 
New York-Based Luxury Doggy Daycare Opens First N.J. Location in Galloway
Hounds Town USA started by accident but became much more than just place pet owners could leave their pups. 
Winning Big: Jersey Casinos and Racetracks Make $40 Million from Sports Betting
In just its first full month in service, sports betting has earned New Jersey casinos and racetracks $40.6 million. 
Complete Care Health Network Hosts ‘Community Health Fair’
Residents in Cumberland County got to enjoy a fun event that was all about staying healthy. 
Comcast and Olympic Gold Medalists Surprise Kids at Flyers Skate Zone
Some local youth hockey players got not one but two big surprises Monday thanks to Comcast. 
Atlantic County Animal Shelter Holding ‘Clear the Shelter’ Event This Weekend
A South Jersey animal shelter is making it easy for residents to adopt some lovable pets in need. 
Stockton Report: Atlantic City Tourism Industry Slowly on the Rise
A new report from Stockton University shows Atlantic City's tourism industry was off to a slow start for the first quarter of the year. 
South Jersey Gets New 640 Area Code
South Jersey residents living in the 856 and 609 area codes will need to change the way they dial phone numbers on their landlines and mobile devices. 
Prosecutor's Office Looking for Person of Interest in Shooting of Two Camden Detectives
Camden County officials are asking for help identifying a man wanted for questioning in the shooting of two Camden police detectives last week. 
Longhorn Steakhouse in Millville Celebrates International Left-Handers Day
Longhorn Steakhouse is taking their commitment to serve the top steak all the way down to their utensils. 
Hammonton Celebrates its 6th Annual National Night Out
The Hammonton Police Department held their 6th annual National Night Out, complete with a special visit from the Philly Fanatic and a few Eagles cheerleaders. 
AtlantiCare Helps Kids Stay Happy, Healthy in Summer with Lunch and Learns
The program began back in July and will run through the end of August. 
Local Lawmaker Expresses Outrage on Suspension of Atlantic City Rail Line
The Atlantic City Rail Line is set to close in September and is expected to remain closed until early 2019. 
Escaped Prisoner Apprehended in Baltimore by U.S. Marshals Over the Weekend
A prisoner who escaped from custody in Cumberland County on Friday, August 10th, was located and arrested in Maryland a day later. 
Reward Increased for Information on Shooting That Left Two Camden Officers Injured
In Camden County, the award for information leading to the arrest and conviction of those responsible for shooting and injuring two Camden police detectives has been raised to $60,000. 
Dylan Fest AC Returns to Dante Hall Aug. 25
Dylan Fest AC, the celebration of all things Bob Dylan and his connection to the Jersey Shore, returns to Mississippi Avenue in Atlantic City with a street fair, art show and live-music concert on Saturday, August 25. 
Photo Released of Vehicle Involved in the Fatal Shooting of Joseph Jones
The Cumberland County Prosecutor's Office has released a photo of the car they say was involved in the shooting that is believed to have been a "targeted attack." 
Arrest Made in Weekend Woodbury Deadly Shooting
An arrest has been made in the fatal shooting of a 32-year-old man over the weekend in Gloucester County. 
Prosecutor's Office Searches for Information on Shooting of Erica S. McNair
The Cumberland County Prosecutor's Office is investigating a shooting that left a woman dead over the weekend. 
OceanFirst Foundation Makes $10,000 Donations to Local Causes
The OceanFirst Foundation has made a $10,000 donation to the Gateway Community Action Partnership and to the Shore Medical Center’s A Cause to Celebrate. 
Cooper 2 Joins Life-Saving Medical Transport Service
Cooper University Health Care has expanded its life-saving air medical transport service to the South Jersey community with the addition of a new helicopter. 
Atlantic County Parks Single-Use Plastics Ban Effective August 13
A new ordinance banning single-use plastic bags and straws within Atlantic County parks will become effective on Monday, August 13. 
Archway Schools Kick Off 10th Annual Summer Olympics
Every student in the Upper and Lower Schools had the chance to participate and give input on the 30 competitions in this year's Olympics. 
State Police Searching for Suspect Who Escaped Police Custody
New Jersey State Police officials seeks public's help locating an escapee. 
Hard Rock Gets Local Vets Best Seats at Upcoming Atlantic City Airshow
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$50,000 Reward Posted as Search for Suspected Camden County Cop Shooters Continues
Two Camden County Metro Detectives were sitting at a red light in their unmarked vehicle at the intersection of Broadway and Walnut Streets in Camden when two men opened fire on them. 
Update: Man Charged in Gloucester County Hit-and-Run
Police need the public's help in identifying a man suspected of a hit-and-run. 
STEAM Camp Offers South Jersey Students Learning Activities During Summer
The two-week program, which came to an end on Friday, August 10th, exposed 50 South Jersey students to the world of Science, Technology, Engineering, the Arts, and Math (STEAM). 
2 Escape Life-Threatening Injuries After Helicopter Makes Hard Landing in Ocean City
The cause of the crash is currently under investigation. 
Man Shot Dead in Millville and Suspects Shoot at Police Officers
A man was shot dead in Millville and, while the suspects were fleeing, shot at area police. 
Sweeney Proposes Plan to Save State Money
Some of New Jersey's lawmakers have made recommendations for government overhauls, including of the state's pensions and school systems in order to save the state money. 
The Levoy Theatre Encourages 'Arts for Smarts'
The Levoy Theatre invited local Millville students to be their guest Thursday night as the cashed in their Arts for Smarts vouchers for a seat at their production of 'Beauty and the Beast.' 
Peace, One Child at a Time
Claudio V. Cerullo, Ph.D. has a message, clear and emphatic: Stop bullying or suffer the personal and societal consequences. 
Inspira Donates Another $50,000 to Help End Homelessness in Cumberland County
A South Jersey health network has taken another big step forward in helping to bring an end to homelessness in the area. 
CCTEC Simulates Protocol in Emergency Preparedness Exercises
The Cumberland County Technical Education Center and Community College worked Thursday morning to make sure they are prepared for an emergency situation, such as a shooter entering the campus. 
Morning Truck Accident Closes Roads in Pleasantville
A truck accident Thursday morning caused a few headaches on the roadways for commuters in Atlantic County. 
Ocean City Celebrates 109th Baby Parade
Many people traveled to Ocean City, not to go on the beach, but to take a stroll on the boards as the 109th Ocean City Baby Parade kicked off on Thursday, August 9th. 
Interfaith Unity Vigil Held to Mark One-Year Anniversary of Charlottesville Rally
Officials in Atlantic City held an event to mark the one-year anniversary of the tragic events in Charlottesville, Virginia. 
Stockton to Host 2nd District Congressional Debate
Major party candidates vying for New Jersey's 2nd district congressional seat will face off in a debate later this year. 
Congressman Frank LoBiondo Talks Leaving Congress and Representing South Jersey
Congressman Frank LoBiondo stopped by our SNJ Today studios today to discuss what issues he's been working on this year and what is coming up next for him, now that he's leaving Congress. 
Stockton's Board of Trustees Approve Purchase of Former Atlantic Club Casino Hotel
Stockton University's Board of Trustees has given the final approval to purchase a former Atlantic City casino property located near its new Atlantic City campus. 
NJ DCA Pushing Fire Inspections for Commercial Farm Buildings
The New Jersey Department of Community Affairs, through the Division of Fire Safety, has instructed local fire officials regarding the need to perform annual inspections of all commercial farm buildings. -
Search Continues for Suspects in Camden Police Shooting
The manhunt in Camden County continues for the suspects involved in a shooting that left two Camden police officers injured on Tuesday night. 
Bedbug Infestation Forces Temporary Closure of Atlantic County Library in Ventnor
Furniture where the bugs were found have been destroyed and health officials are urging anyone who visited the library or arts center within the last two weeks to check their belongings. 
Campbell Soup Company Artifacts Tell the Story of its 149-Year-Old Existence
The staff at the Campbell Soup Company has been able to collect and store artifacts from every department since the company's start almost 150 years ago. 
Senator Cory Booker Sits Down with SNJ Today
Senator Cory Booker stopped by our studios following his visit in Vineland on Wednesday. Sen. Booker discussed his stance on many of the concerns facing South Jersey including what the new plan will do for local veterans. 
New Rowan University Partnership Aims to Help South Jersey Veterans
State and local officials gathered in Cumberland County to announce a new partnership aimed at improving the lives of veterans in the area. 
Camden County Officers Shot, Suspects Sought
Both suspects remain at large at this time, and officials are urging anyone with any information on the shooting or the suspects to call the Camden County Prosecutor's Office at 856-225-8569. 
Vineland Celebrates 'National Night Out'
Thousands of people throughout South Jersey came out to celebrate their communities at National Night Out events on Tuesday night. 
Atlantic City Aquarium's Mobile Aquarium Visits Millville Play Streets Kids
Things got a little fishy for kids in Millville on Wednesday, August 8. 
Atlantic County Aviation Industry to Take Flight After Receiving $120,000 Federal Grant
The ACEA was awarded a $120,000 federal rural business development grant to create a detailed strategy for the development of the aviation district. 
Clementon Park and Splash World Hosts Annual Special-Needs Family Night
Officials associated with the fun event invited hundreds of special needs children and their families to come splash around and ride their favorite rides. 
Stone Harbor Hopes to Extend Tourism Season Beyond Summer with New Salt Spa
Officials say the hope for the project is to extend Stone Harbor's tourism season beyond the months summer. 
Jefferson Healthcare Center Hosts Mock Wedding for Nursing Home Residents
Wedding bells were ringing on Tuesday, August 7th, as the Jefferson Healthcare Center held a mock wedding for their residents. 
Salem County Fair Kicks Off
The 2018 Salem County Fair has activities running from morning to night, now until Friday, August 10th. 
Michaels Organization Gives College Scholarships to Camden Residents
An organization in Camden helped make some college dreams come true. 
Galloway Man Says He Has the Solution to NJ's Greenhead Problem
Getting bit by a Tabanus nigrovittatus, also known as a Greenhead Fly, can ruin someone's fun in the sun and can also be quite painful, but one local Galloway man is saying he has the solution. 
Evesham Township Police Search for Suspects Who Used Counterfeit Money
Police in Evesham Township need help identifying four suspects wanted for using counterfeit money at two local businesses. 
Making Strides Against Breast Cancer Walk Kick-off in Somers Point
The walk will be held on Sunday, October 14th, and helps raise money to fund innovative breast cancer research and promotes education and risk reduction. 
Land Surrounding East Point Lighthouse Sold to Preserve Historic Area
The New Jersey Conservation Foundation has taken another step forward in helping to preserve and protect a historic South Jersey lighthouse, and just in time for National Lighthouse Day. 
New Conservation Fund Announced to Protect the Delaware River Watershed
The United States Fish and Wildlife Service and the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation announced on Tuesday, August 7th, that they will be launching a $4.3 million fund to support conservation efforts in the Delaware River Watershed. 
Positive Sample of West Nile Virus Discovered in Atlantic County
While health officials note that it is not unusual to find positive samples in the summer and fall, there are a few steps you can take to minimize the risk of West Nile Virus. 
Construction on Camden's Medical Mile Scheduled for Thursday
Camden County is announcing the next phase of the Gateway Project starting Thursday, August 9th, to renovate and restructure the intersection where several roads meet. 
Millville Teen Collects School Supplies for St. Jude’s
After collecting crayons and coloring books for sick children at St. Jude’s last year, a local teen is back at it again. 
Norcross Hosts Constituent Services Fair at Camden County College
First District Congressman Donald Norcross held his annual Constituent Services Fair Monday at Camden County College. 
State Officials Hold Roundtable on Medication-Assisted Opioid Treatment
Top State Health and Department of Corrections officials visited an Atlantic County treatment center Monday to learn about a program that is helping those battling an opioid addiction. 
Gov. Murphy, Barack Obama, Others Receive Illustrious Kennedy Award
The Robert F. Kennedy Ripple of Hope Award celebrates leaders of international business, public service, entertainment, and activist communities who have demonstrated a commitment to social change. 
Sandcastle Aficionados Visit Brigantine for Annual Contest
There were winners in 5 different categories including seven and under, family, and even advanced. 
Local Volunteers Help Cumberland County Habitat for Humanity Over Weekend
It was all hands on deck this weekend at the Cumberland County Habitat for Humanity's latest build site. 
Seven People Rescued from Sinking Boat Off Cape May
Two boats, The Miss Addison and The Porgy 4 were nearby and rushed to help after hearing the Coast Guard's urgent marine information broadcast. 
Neighbors Rescue Family from Burning House in Washington Township
Gloucester County Fire Officials say neighbors helped rescue three people trapped in a burning home. 
Legalization of Marijuana Forum Set for August 9 in Bridgeton
The forum is the last of the church’s “Perspectives Forum” series scheduled for the summer. The forums address hot-topic issues and feature panelists holding various views on the subject matter. 
Op-Ed: Cumberland County College Welcomes the Class of 2020
'There has been a lot of talk about our county college and its future. We would like to take this opportunity to share important information that is known at this time.' 
44th Annual Shell Club Show August 10-12 in Stone Harbor
Ocean and shell lovers will be gathering to check out the 44th annual Jersey Cape Shell Club show happening at the Wetlands Institute this month. 
Stockton University Event Discusses Legalizing Marijuana in New Jersey
An event at Stockton University discussed the potential impact the legalization of marijuana could have in the state. 
Lively Rita: Comic Rita Rudner Heading to Millville's Levoy Theatre July 14
Rita Rudner is working on several projects. Along with performing her comedy act around the country—as she’ll be doing Saturday, July 14, at the Levoy Theatre in Millville—the veteran comic is doing a lot of writing. 
GCIT Hauls in 15 Medals from the SkillsUSA National Leadership Conference
The Gloucester County Institute of Technology’s SkillsUSA Chapter won big at the SkillsUSA National Leadership Conference in Louisville, Kentucky. 
Dr. Franklin, I Presume? The Founder Who Could Have Been Our 'Founding Physician'
When Benjamin Franklin deferred to Thomas Jefferson in the drafting of the Declaration of Independence, he did so for multiple reasons. 
Weekend Shooting at Trenton Arts and Music Festival Leaves One Dead, 22 Injured
Tragedy struck a 24-hour arts festival in Trenton over the weekend.
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Celebrate National Roller Coaster Day Today
Celebrate National Roller Coaster Day Today
If you're a thrill seeker then today is the day for you, it's National Roller Coaster Day.If you're a thrill seeker then today is the day for you; it's National Roller Coaster Day.Robins' Nest, Republic Bank Host Backpack Drive to Help South Jersey Students
Robins' Nest, Republic Bank Host Backpack Drive to Help South Jersey Students
The Robins' Nest, along with Republic Bank, did their part to make sure kids in the area have what they need to go back to school.The Robins' Nest, along with Republic Bank, did their part to make sure kids in the area have what they need to go back to school.South Jersey Man Competes in Transplant Games
South Jersey Man Competes in Transplant Games
One local man is not letting a heart transplant stop him from doing activities he loves.One local man is not letting a heart transplant stop him from doing activities he loves.South Jersey Gets New 640 Area Code
South Jersey Gets New 640 Area Code
South Jersey residents living in the 856 and 609 area codes will need to change the way they dial phone numbers on their landlines and mobile devices.South Jersey residents living in the 856 and 609 area codes will need to change the way they dial phone numbers on their landlines and mobile devices.OceanFirst Foundation Makes $10,000 Donations to Local Causes
OceanFirst Foundation Makes $10,000 Donations to Local Causes
The OceanFirst Foundation has made a $10,000 donation to the Gateway Community Action Partnership and to the Shore Medical Center’s A Cause to Celebrate.The OceanFirst Foundation has made a $10,000 donation to the Gateway Community Action Partnership and to the Shore Medical Center’s A Cause to Celebrate.
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South Jersey Residents Show Concern After Learning of Temporary Closure of AC Rail Line
South Jersey Residents Show Concern After Learning of Temporary Closure of AC Rail Line
South Jersey representatives have been using their voice to resolve the issue or come up with alternatives to help locals who will feel the impact of the closure.South Jersey representatives have been using their voice to resolve the issue or come up with alternatives to help locals who will feel the impact of the closure.AtlantiCare Gives Back During the Community Health Fair and Picnic
AtlantiCare Gives Back During the Community Health Fair and Picnic
Friday's event included health assessments and information about healthcare services, housing, health insurance enrollment, and financial assistance, and other programsFriday's event included health assessments and information about healthcare services, housing, health insurance enrollment, and financial assistance, and other programsMore Positive Samples of West Nile Found in Atlantic County
More Positive Samples of West Nile Found in Atlantic County
The Atlantic County Division of Public Health is taking more steps to control mosquitoes in the area after four more samples tested positive for West Nile.The Atlantic County Division of Public Health is taking more steps to control mosquitoes in the area after four more samples tested positive for West Nile.New Mobile Outreach Vehicle Helping to Combat Drug Addiction in Atlantic County
New Mobile Outreach Vehicle Helping to Combat Drug Addiction in Atlantic County
A recent study has showed that deaths from drug overdoses within Atlantic County have more than doubled from 2016 to 2017.A recent study has showed that deaths from drug overdoses within Atlantic County have more than doubled from 2016 to 2017.Federal and Local Officials Announce Completion of Fisherman's Park Flood Project
Federal and Local Officials Announce Completion of Fisherman's Park Flood Project
The Fisherman's Park Flood Gate and Pump Project in Atlantic City is now complete, replacing a century-old system which will minimize neighborhood flooding.The Fisherman's Park Flood Gate and Pump Project in Atlantic City is now complete, replacing a century-old system which will minimize neighborhood flooding.
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Three Suspects Identified in Shooting of Camden County Detectives
Three Suspects Identified in Shooting of Camden County Detectives
Suspects have been identified by authorities with regard to the shooting in Camden that left two undercover Camden County Metro Police detectives injured last week.Suspects have been identified by authorities with regard to the shooting in Camden that left two undercover Camden County Metro Police detectives injured last week.Camden County Sheriff's Office Holds School Supply Giveaway
Camden County Sheriff's Office Holds School Supply Giveaway
With summer coming to an end and students getting ready for their first day back at school, a local sheriff's office is making sure kids in need are prepared.With summer coming to an end and students getting ready for their first day back at school, a local sheriff's office is making sure kids in need are prepared.Blue Knight Teens Help to Feed the Homeless in Camden County
Blue Knight Teens Help to Feed the Homeless in Camden County
Officials say events like this are a great way to teach the kids about giving back to those in need in their community.Officials say events like this are a great way to teach the kids about giving back to those in need in their community.New Playground Opens in Pennsauken Thanks to Community Help
New Playground Opens in Pennsauken Thanks to Community Help
Children in Pennsauken now have a new place to play thanks to a generous donation and help from the community.Children in Pennsauken now have a new place to play thanks to a generous donation and help from the community.Small-Sized Target Store Opens in Camden County
Small-Sized Target Store Opens in Camden County
Over the last few years, Target has been developing and building smaller sized stores in new locations all around the country.Over the last few years, Target has been developing and building smaller sized stores in new locations all around the country.
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2 Escape Life-Threatening Injuries After Helicopter Makes Hard Landing in Ocean City
2 Escape Life-Threatening Injuries After Helicopter Makes Hard Landing in Ocean City
The cause of the crash is currently under investigation.The cause of the crash is currently under investigation.Ocean City Celebrates 109th Baby Parade
Ocean City Celebrates 109th Baby Parade
Many people traveled to Ocean City, not to go on the beach, but to take a stroll on the boards as the 109th Ocean City Baby Parade kicked off on Thursday, August 9th.Many people traveled to Ocean City, not to go on the beach, but to take a stroll on the boards as the 109th Ocean City Baby Parade kicked off on Thursday, August 9th.Stone Harbor Hopes to Extend Tourism Season Beyond Summer with New Salt Spa
Stone Harbor Hopes to Extend Tourism Season Beyond Summer with New Salt Spa
Officials say the hope for the project is to extend Stone Harbor's tourism season beyond the months summer.Officials say the hope for the project is to extend Stone Harbor's tourism season beyond the months summer.Seven People Rescued from Sinking Boat Off Cape May
Seven People Rescued from Sinking Boat Off Cape May
Two boats, The Miss Addison and The Porgy 4 were nearby and rushed to help after hearing the Coast Guard's urgent marine information broadcast.Two boats, The Miss Addison and The Porgy 4 were nearby and rushed to help after hearing the Coast Guard's urgent marine information broadcast.44th Annual Shell Club Show August 10-12 in Stone Harbor
44th Annual Shell Club Show August 10-12 in Stone Harbor
Ocean and shell lovers will be gathering to check out the 44th annual Jersey Cape Shell Club show happening at the Wetlands Institute this month.Ocean and shell lovers will be gathering to check out the 44th annual Jersey Cape Shell Club show happening at the Wetlands Institute this month.
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Florida Airport Shooter Gets Life in Prison
Florida Airport Shooter Gets Life in Prison
Esteban Santiago, of Anchorage, Alaska, admitted he opened fire with a handgun in a baggage area at Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport.Esteban Santiago, of Anchorage, Alaska, admitted he opened fire with a handgun in a baggage area at Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport.Jersey Reflections: More Inventions, Circa 1870s
Jersey Reflections: More Inventions, Circa 1870s
As the owner of Bridgeton’s Ferracute Machine Company in the late 19th century, inventor and entrepreneur Oberlin Smith held 55 patents for presses and dyes used in his business.As the owner of Bridgeton’s Ferracute Machine Company in the late 19th century, inventor and entrepreneur Oberlin Smith held 55 patents for presses and dyes used in his business.Cumberland’s Early College High School Program Experiencing Rapid Growth
Cumberland’s Early College High School Program Experiencing Rapid Growth
Thanks to a national initiative students throughout the area have been provided with a pathway to a brighter future by being able to earn their high school diploma and up to 60 college credits simultaneously.Thanks to a national initiative students throughout the area have been provided with a pathway to a brighter future by being able to earn their high school diploma and up to 60 college credits simultaneously.Mayoral Musings: Getting Our Share
Mayoral Musings: Getting Our Share
Bridgeton Mayor Albert Kelly
Bridgeton Mayor Albert Kelly
If there’s one thing that seems to be a constant these days, it’s the fact that small downtowns are struggling to survive in the second decade of the 21st century. That’s true for Bridgeton, as well as other small downtowns throughout New Jersey...If there’s one thing that seems to be a constant these days, it’s the fact that small downtowns are struggling to survive in the second decade of the 21st century. That’s true for Bridgeton, as well as other small downtowns throughout New Jersey...Children Enjoy Fun in the Sun at Final Millville Play Streets of Season
Children Enjoy Fun in the Sun at Final Millville Play Streets of Season
Families in the community got to enjoy free food, games, music, and even got the chance to dunk a police officer in the dunk tank.Families in the community got to enjoy free food, games, music, and even got the chance to dunk a police officer in the dunk tank.
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N.J. Sec. of Agriculture Visits Gloucester County to Highlight Peach Season
N.J. Sec. of Agriculture Visits Gloucester County to Highlight Peach Season
The USDA has projected New Jersey to be No. 3 in the U.S. in peach production for 2018, with a predicted harvest of 64 million pounds.The USDA has projected New Jersey to be No. 3 in the U.S. in peach production for 2018, with a predicted harvest of 64 million pounds.New Amazon Location in West Deptford Holds Hard Hat Tour
New Amazon Location in West Deptford Holds Hard Hat Tour
After nearly one year of construction, a hard hat tour was held Friday afternoon, August 17th, to show off the large facility.After nearly one year of construction, a hard hat tour was held Friday afternoon, August 17th, to show off the large facility.Rowan, Stockton Rank in Money Magazine's 'Best Colleges for the Money'
Rowan, Stockton Rank in Money Magazine's 'Best Colleges for the Money'
A South Jersey university has been ranked among the top ten best colleges in the state for your money.A South Jersey university has been ranked among the top ten best colleges in the state for your money.Paulsboro Receives $1.5 Million Grant to Improve Water Infrastructure
Paulsboro Receives $1.5 Million Grant to Improve Water Infrastructure
The Borough of Paulsboro has received federal funding for much-needed water infrastructure improvements.The Borough of Paulsboro has received federal funding for much-needed water infrastructure improvements.Information Sought Regarding Glassboro Hit-and-Run Accident
Information Sought Regarding Glassboro Hit-and-Run Accident
The teen told police that after he was struck, the driver exited the vehicle to see if he was injured, then left the area without providing any information.The teen told police that after he was struck, the driver exited the vehicle to see if he was injured, then left the area without providing any information.
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Salem County Fair Kicks Off
Salem County Fair Kicks Off
The 2018 Salem County Fair has activities running from morning to night, now until Friday, August 10th.The 2018 Salem County Fair has activities running from morning to night, now until Friday, August 10th.
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Atlantic County Park Now Has Access to Wi-Fi
Officials say the availability and convenience of Wi-Fi access is an amenity to enhance the park and provide a more pleasant experience for both residents and visitors.
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