Egg Harbor Township, NJ News

• Egg Harbor Township, NJ News
• eWomenNetwork Southern New Jersey Wins International Awards
• Express E-Zpass Lanes On The Atlantic City Expressway To Open In Time For The Summer Travel Season
• AmericanTowns Heroes: Louis Rosso Risked His Life to Save Kids Caught in the Surf
• Michael Grasso's Magical Life
• Gov. Chris Christie schedules town hall meeting in Cape May County
• Cape May woman charged in connection with Cumberland County man's death
• Public invited to Oakcrest time capsule opening
• P’ville proposed budget would add 12 cents to tax rate
• 6 vie for 3 Hamilton board seats
• Hess restructuring plan calls for student grouping, ‘vertical teams’
• Jazz Festival this weekend
• Ninth Street reconstruction creates traffic congestion
• 2011 Earth Day Festival
• Cape May County Tourism is tops in the state
• County Republican ticket includes Marino, Risley, Verno
• More than 1,600 tax appeals in Cape May County so far
• Eagle Academy sports radio marks three years on the air
• Hit the links to help cancer-stricken mom
• Margate Election Buzz
• Students put the sizzle in ACCC's Restaurant Gala
• Traffic delays at airport circle
• EHT man, 44, indicted in teenage sex case
• County moves ahead with old jail project, ‘reluctantly’
• DEP proposing ‘common sense’ coastal access rules
• Absecon Council OKs police promotions without testing
• Egg Harbor budget packs 9.5-cent tax rate increase
• Fifth suspect charged in scheme to get drugs to inmates
• Linwood, Northfield to share police chief
• Point council proposes budget with 2.33 cent tax rate hike
• Marr indicted for murder of Ronald Denny
• Residents come out in force for police
• 2 Margate firefighters hang up their hats
• Board approves school budget with 1.5 cent tax rate hike
• School board urged to save Latin program
• $12.7M school budget keeps Margate tax rate stable
• Mainland board approves $24.4M school budget
• Show us your home projects
• Numerous injuries announced in Rio Grande crash
• Large-scale emergency drill at OCHS April 14
• City Council demands leaner budget for 2011
• BOE approves $41M. budget
• GSP tree-cutting was precursor to road widening, says senator
• Community mourns loss of Audrey Eichenberger
• 2 teens plead guilty to Facebook harassment
• Both sides consider committee to examine firehouse options
• Progressive tasting to feature 11 venues
• Car slams bus stop on Rio Grande Boulevard
• Upper Township school board member collapses at meeting
• Sheriff: drugs smuggled into jail on drawings
• Drug store robbed at knifepoint
• Somers Point meets to see where it wants to go
• Absecon school board approves budget with 5.2 cent tax rate hike
• Margate Board of School Estimate to vote on budget
• ‘Classroom Close-up’ zooms in on Seaview’s Dewey Who program
• MTHS takes Mock Trial state title
• Heroin, handgun seized, Blood member charged
• ‘Fiddler on the Roof’ opens Friday night at Holy Spirit
• Two hurt when car hits ambulance
• Rí Rá patrons take it all off for St. Baldrick’s
• Republican convention April 4
• Democratic convention changed to April 7
• Assemblymen propose changes to Walsh Act
• Ventnor set to renew Comcast agreement
• Atlantic City Boardwalk Rodeo to Visit Atlantic Riding Center for Health
• Ventnor writing coach hosts poetry weekend in Ocean View
• Real-life ‘fairy godmother’ helps area students prep for prom
• Three hurt in single-vehicle crash
• Man stabbed four times in drug deal gone bad
• Point forum spotlights parking problems
• EHC looking into dispatch options
• Council to proceed with street sign changes
• Absecon to cut back on yard waste pickup
• Debate continues on ATV limits
• Newcomer shares lead in GTMS’s ‘Fiddler’
• Ventnor commissioners want school districts to share superintendents
• Polistina-Amodeo bill gives public more say on spending
• Planning Board OKs pavilion, extended hours for Maynard’s
• Proposed Margate budget calls for 2.3-cent tax rate hike
• Ventnor teachers to get 4.5 percent raises next year
• Traffic pattern shift at Tilton and Fire
• Habitat seeks volunteers for next project
• Miller’s teacher of the year says her team deserves the spotlight
• Margate Bridge Causeway to close lane for repaving March 22-24
• Entrapment in two-car crash
• Full field of candidates for Wildwood election
• Oakcrest crew fundraiser Sunday
• Cape May County Republicans nominate Morey, Gabor for freeholder
• Oakcrest crew fundraiser Sunday
• Track seeks zoning changes for aviation park to fly
• $7.3 million Absecon budget seeks 1.4-cent tax rate increase
• Students refuse to sell out for “Rent”
• Public hearing set on $90 million school budget
• Northfield council nixes PBA comp time
• Becker running with newcomers Taube and Pizagno
• Falivene says centralized dispatching should be next
• Brigantine wants to send students to Cedar Creek
• Galloway firefighters support ‘bumped’ employee
• Electric cars get an Avalon outlet
• Legislators want Beesleys Point Bridge demolished soon as possible
• No comment as county passes penny tax hike
• Wildwood mayor faces criminal charges
• Veterinary office worker charged with theft of hydrocodone
• Jazz fest brings back the beat next week
• Set clocks ahead this weekend
• MBA is planning a second Beachstock
• Edward Jones ranked among the top firms for training
• Freeholders hold public hearing on 2011 budget
• Night on the town to fund Ventnor beautification project
• NextGen Aviation Park welcomes newest member
• New law gives UEZ businesses ready access to sales tax exemption
• Menendez calls for release of oil reserves
• Port Republic officials agree, City Hall must go
• Volunteers to build concession stand at Heritage Park
• Spring sports at Pleasantville High might not start today
• C.E.R. announces the spring program
• Council takes ‘Mayor’ out of advisory board
• Coast Guard’s first-ever female chief gunner’s mate promoted in Cape May
• Republican freeholder candidates stump in Ocean City as convention approaches
• GEHR lines up grants, considers referendum for up to $34 million in building improvements
• $67.5 M. GEHR budget restores positions, funds third class at Cedar Creek
• Linwood faces 2 lawsuits involving police chief
• Local cop mindful of what he charges at his new massage spa
• Charlie’s and Gregory’s to host benefit for Botta
• Somers Point to hold parking forum March 9
• No parolees to visit new Galloway office, Parole Board letter says
• Hospital clarifies VA response on veterans care
• Free screenings Monday for gambling addiction
• Redistricting to take effect after commission election
• Rabid raccoon is county’s fourth this year
• X-way toll booths shown the exit; make way for E-ZPass Express
• VECC budget cuts 11 positions
• Upper Township school budget proposes zero tax increase
• Basic training begins in Atlantic City
• Should city buy land for a parking lot on Ninth Street?
• Woodbine woman in alleged sex crime with infant
• Crash in Seaville parking lot
• Teen hurt, faces charges in hit and run
• OC Council ‘over our heads’ on zoning, including 4th St. Wawa parcel
• Fund established for fire victims
• Missing teen found in Florida
• Stockton accepting bids for three-story science center, plant management building
• MBA to host local candidates forum
• City Hall subject of special meeting tonight
• Sweating a snow day decision puts super knee-deep in stress
• Ferarra says community support for Holy Family fell short
• Shared services can provide lifeboat, expert says
• In a world of negativity, accentuate the positive
• Plenty of events for March theater fest
• OC Restaurant Association gears up for BYOB debate
• Rising economic tide lifts local boat sales
• Polar Bear Run-Walk steps up for autism
• After 47 years as Oakcrest’s maestro, Tobias looks forward to a grand finale
• Traffic advisory issued for Zion Road
• The Cat in the Hat might come back
• Atlantic City, Then and Now
• Two house fires in two days
• Robotics one reason to love math and science
• Model patients speak from the heart at AtlantiCare luncheon
• Galloway fire injures four, claims dog
• Youth band gets set for first big gig
• New Drama Club presents ‘Annie Jr.’
• Volunteers spend summer putting barcodes on books
• DeWeese to take on Van Drew
• Road projects are grant driven
• Egg Harbor City News In Brief, Edition of Feb. 18, 2011
• Police to commemorate comrade’s sacrifice
• Public gets first look at landfill turned solar farm
• Error comes back to haunt City Council
• Northfield council still laboring to trim budget
• Parents saddened, outraged by Holy Family closing
• Armed woman surrenders after police standoff
• New EHTHS schedule favors longer class periods
• Mullica wants out of dispatching deal with EHC
• Township moving closer to automated trash collection
• Township gets $251,000 for Great Creek Road improvements
• Library film series serves up America's food industry
• Love Notes contest winners announced
• New affordable housing rules could eliminate much of Upper’s obligation
• Prisoner visits to go remote
• Rutgers seminar preps young women for politics
• Liquor license sale could fill budget gap
• Coming together for a decade to remember Jamie
• Routes 30, 40 in Atlantic County among NJ’s deadliest for pedestrians
• 2 sentenced in shooting, defiling of woman
• Stockton not interested in state’s deal for NJN
• Salmon to head Aviation Research Technology Park
• Recycling of electronic components now the law
• Schaffer: Sheriff’s Office saved more than $1M in 2010
• Sunday brunch at Smithville Inn is a finely tuned affair
• NJDOT to close Route 9 in Lower Township for two nights
• Young collector counts on coins to tell a story
• Township lays off 32 workers
• Big NextGen payoff may land short of hype, says retired FAA exec
• Old Glory flies for veterans at Northfield City Hall
• Margate eyes 25-year cable deal with Comcast
• Is help from Revel on the way for AC Historical Museum?
• Route 52 causeway to remain open
• Valentine's Day
• Newlyweds sense God’s hand in their union
• Stockton weighs possible NJN bid
• ‘Seussical Junior’ opens today at Fernwood Middle
• Chocolate Wine Trail Weekend pairs two Valentine’s Day favorites
• What’s the 2011 outlook for Cape May County tourism?
• Wine tasting raises funds for Veterans Haven
• Aspiring actors take a lesson from a master
• Corson’s Inlet Bridge closed a week for repairs after accident
• Man charged in Wildwood shooting death
• Man shot to death in Wildwood rooming house
• Everything’s fine at education foundation’s Evening With the Arts
• Laguna Grill’s liquor license suspended for three weeks
• Bouncing babies wanted to help March of Dimes
• NCS club places 5th at Future City Competition
• Restructuring plan readied for Hess, just in case
• Internet is a knife that cuts both ways, students warned
• Ventnor man accused in 2002 sexual assault of girl, 7
• Report: Gang presence increasing in county
• Journey to Eagle rank taught him to be a leader
• Youtube police video sparks internal investigation
• Miss America brings crown home to Atlantic County for a day
• Contractor caused Tuesday power outage
• Moss Mill speed limits lowered
• Walmarts getting ready to super-size
• Man arrested on youth sex charges
• Proposed ‘cash-for-gold’ shop rules have one owner speaking out
• New guidance service helps tweens through difficult transition
• NextGen showing the nation and the expertise in South Jersey, LoBiondo says
• Pinelands to Christie: Restore open space funds
• DOT: Ninth Street Bridge stays open
• SUV skids off Corson’s Inlet Bridge into bay
• Council backs plan to treat veteran patients at Shore Memorial
• Estuary summit focuses on Delaware river and bay as science funding dries up
• Free fitness classes offered at 4 locations
• Mill Road utility work diverts traffic
• Who will GOP back against the Van Drew team?
• Stig Blomkvest to seek freeholder nomination
• Arc to kick off 50th year with birthday bash
• Wildwood Crest native named NBA head coach
• Morey submits letter of intent to seek freeholder nomination
• NFL football player urges students to tackle life’s tough challenges
• Where’s the fire? Fred Green was in no hurry to retire
• School board proposing 2 percent tax increase
• Tees let go as township manager
• Scaled-back parole office still irks unhappy neighbors
• Upscale makeover planned as Frank Theaters buys Tilton 9
• Charter school OK’d for St. Nicholas site
• Rhodes scholar, NFL draft pick Myron Rolle talks to students about being a star performer in life
• Beyel: Upper, county not in the loop on Rt. 52 closure
• Wing Ding is hot tradition for local Scouts
• Indefatigable photographer focused on everyday people
• Police looking to regulate shops that buy precious metal
• Squeeze on local budgets has freeholders revisiting centralized 911 dispatching
• Wednesday show decided if local troupe moves to finals
• County issues weather warning
• Act Naturally > Groundhog Day, its origins and variations
• 2 Newtowne Square residents arrested on drug charges
• City commissioners are given new hats
• DeWeese done with one court, continues with another
• Funeral Mass Thursday for Brutchey
• Derby cars show some style and speed
• Executive expects county tax rates to stay relatively flat in 2011
• ‘America’s Next Top Model’ holding auditions at AC Outlets
• Upper Township’s Gabor announces run for freeholder
• Veteran ID card is good for discounts at stores, eateries
• ‘Shore Thing’ dancers land in Hollywood
• Cape May’s vital part in World War II
• Cabaret Night showcases student talents
• Annual celebration honors King’s legacy of service
• ‘Once Upon a Mattress’ opens today in Margate
• LoBiondo votes to repeal healthcare law
• ‘Problem’ student parlayed gift of gab into writing career
• King remembered in passionate speeches
• Food bank’s plan for new building prompts temporary Shore Mall move
• State rule changes clear way for one Steel Pier windmill, maybe more
• ‘Can I Get a Witness’ opens in Cape May
• Heery hired to lead energy savings effort
• Council reverses stance on Ninth Street bridge closure
• Two fires at same garage, with explosions reported
• Risley announces bid for second freeholder stint
• All you knead to know about making challah
• Klondike Derby puts Scouting skills to the test
• Passover means 2011 school election falls on a Wednesday
• Increase due in county budget
• Public safety restructuring to provide continued savings in 2011
• County honors McBride, Raheem with King awards
• Polar Bear Plunge for Special Olympics, Wildwood [video]
• Preconstruction work begins on Route 30
• BOY SCOUT TROOP 177
• Sewer break closes Jimmie Leeds
• Three hurt when car hits tree
• Incendiary devices, pot found in Wildwood home
• Search continues for missing man
• Training seamen floats their boat
• District calling on SDA to fix Cedar Creek drainage
• Hundreds turn out to pay tribute to Leo Howlett Jr.
• Incendiary devices, pot found in Wildwood home
• Walmart hearing addresses traffic, drainage, noise
• LoBiondo sees opportunity in new Congress, appointments
• Driver charged in fatal crash
• JCC fair brings the fun inside on a wintry day
• County adds up reasons for picking more expensive financial software
• Another deadline, another broken promise for EHTHS building project
• More reforms anticipated as towns ramp up for 2 percent cap
• Layoffs fewer than anticipated at Shore Memorial
• ACUA to collect trash, recycling on schedule
• Pen pal program matches special ed. students with nursing home seniors
• New process planned for freeholder nomination
• Majority of snow will hit the mainland; Shore towns spared the worst of the storm
• Law says you must remove snow before hitting the road
• County upgrades winter storm watch to warning
• Red Cross volunteers provide creature comforts when disaster strikes
• Weather emergency declared
• Disturbance reported at basketball game
• 50-year time capsule dedicated in Mays Landing
• Shore Road crash claims Somers Point man, injures 2
• Absecon’s hardware man had a way of fixing everything
• Council returns Ward to president’s seat
• Attales sixth-grader knows the meaning of ‘patriot’
• Fulginiti sworn in as Cape May County Clerk
• Wetlands Friends take it to the streets
• State warns of potential storm Friday
• Community gives returning solider a hearty welcome
• Bicyclist released from hospital after being run over by a car
• Crash claims Pomona man, 72
• Contract awarded for Bargaintown Station No. 1
• People of the Year nominees sought
• Slo-Mo football moves quickly toward 50th anniversary
• There’s more to the Lions Blind Center than meets the eye
• Probe continues into bomb scare that cleared EHTHS
• Formica chosen freeholder board chairman
• Two suspects sought in Blackman Road robbery
• P’ville man charged in shooting
• Frank McCall conscious after collapse at meeting
• Polar bear plunges are cool way to welcome the New Year
• Campbell, Blumberg announce re-election bids
• Food bank faces ‘perfect storm’ of rising demand, falling donations
• Planning Board schedules continuance for Fisch Kichen
• Stork delivers first baby of the new year
• Student work raises money for art center, charter school
• CRDA advances AC downtown plan
• Whitesboro man killed in collision
• And the Grammy Goes to....
• People poll > First Dip
• First Dip: Ocean City [video]
• Mike Voll to become Lower Township manager
• Mike Voll to become Lower Township manager
• Bicyclist struck by driver on Main Street
• Ninth Street Bridge will remain open this winter
• Somers Point police welcome K-9 Ozi
• Longport adds 3 stealth vehicles to fleet
• TV weatherman gets acclimated to the classroom
• Smoke, fire damage 2 apartments
• Broadway gives South Jersey casting lesson
• Media Club donates to food bank
• Student-made bones join fight against genocide
• Tobias named Band Director of the Year
• Builders Club has charity giving all wrapped up
• Blizzard aftermath [video footage]
• DRBA digs out
• Fire destroys home at corner of Stagecoach and Hope Corson
• Holiday cheer on order for those who can’t make it home this year
• Woman extricated from wreck, flow to hospital
• Charges in theft a year later
• New program to help fund electronics recycling
• LoBiondo: It’s better to be in the majority
• Care urged while driving in season’s first snow
• Avalon, Stone Harbor schools prepare for combined operations
• Buyout, layoffs trim 95 from staff at Shore Memorial
• Two home invasions not connected, police say
• Fundraiser support shows community’s compassion
• Council sends post office a letter of termination
• Officer cleared in dog shooting
• Discovery of four bodies in New York recalls EHT case
• State cap on superintendent salaries puts Mainland board in a bind
• Senate confirms Taylor for second term
• Emergency management offers tips for cold-weather preparedness
• Man charged in theft of credit cards at movie theater
• Why don’t school boards budget for routine repairs every year?
• Gusting winds makes it even colder for Route 52 workers
• Garage fire called suspicious
• Act naturally > O Christmas trees
• For holidays, OCPD plans drunk-driving crackdown
• Council votes to sell bayside lots to county
• Crusaders to host basketball shootout Wednesday
• Act Naturally > Cost-conscious Christmas decor
• Good game, sportsmanship as All Stars hit the field
• Santa and wife join friends at Smithville
• Grace Lutheran sells a mass of cookies at annual fundraiser
• Towns, county seek to keep shoppers local
• Characters work the crowd for Santa’s arrival at Smithville
• County towns fare well in state checklist
• Arboretum bench project boosts Scout to the rank of Eagle
• School improvement bond up for vote Tuesday
• Linwood city accountant moves into top financial spot
• Committeeman announces run for freeholder at large
• Linwood councilman announces candidacy for freeholder at large
• Bayside ceremony remembers 1941 attack on Pearl Harbor
• Santa lights up Longport
• Zero energy bills goal for planned ‘passive’ home
• County announces latest round of flu shots
• Family Connection a new tool for the college-bound
• Stockton to pay $300,000 in lieu of taxes
• Reluctantly, township seeks rezoning to settle affordable housing suit
• Developer schedules presentation on Absecon Gardens
• Union challenges health benefits cut for paraprofessionals
• Police Chief Catania retiring; Morris takes over Jan. 1
• Somers Point to vote on $5.75M bond for school improvements
• Shore housing prices see drop in long, short term
• Taylor nominated for new term as prosecutor
• Benefits protected for Jersey jobless, for now
• Atlantic Cape to launch air traffic control degree program in January
• Manna gala to honor founding member
• Deep-sea dolphin dead at Stone Harbor
• Act Naturally > Caution: deer crossing
• Route 50 lane closures announced in Hamilton
• Cape May Council reverses Nov. 15 decision, accepts Cove Beach sand
• Parkway to eliminate lights starting next year
• Cape districts to discuss merger study Monday
• Avalon guards on TV Friday
• Margate Fire Department promotes 2
• Traffic advisory announced for Mill Street
• County recognizes veterans at Meadowview Nursing Home
• Local Scout completes the long road to Eagle
• Eagle director ready to leave the nest
• Weintrob moves to table bond, debt ordinances
• Prepare now for more intense feelings of loss at the holidays
• Students win state agricultural essay contest
• Harlem Wizards will be up to their usual tricks at NCS
• Chamber Christmas co-op brings 21 vendors to Philadelphia Ave.
• Residents asked to predict things of the past for 2060
• Top 10 Christmas movies of all time
• Police search for missing teen
• Route 52 update draws a crowd
• Mainland students selected for All State performance
• Plan off the table to revive former restaurant
• St. Vincent volunteers keep hundreds of families from going hungry
• ShopRite Classic gets new tee-off time
• Council withdraws deadline for Planning Board recommendations on Cornerstone
• Washington declares Day of National Thanksgiving
• Go slowly on casino-tourism reform
• League advances 2 proposals championed by Absecon
• School board still paying two superintendents
• Forgiveness is the key to healing, survivor tells crowd
• Friends aim to score another touchdown for Tom Cetrone
• Commissioners at odds over raising beach tag fees
• Council, public have little to say about zoning changes
• Report supports program for addicted offenders
• Cape May rejects Cove Beach sand replenishment agreement
• Hearing moved to 2011 for 24-hour Walmart Supercenter
• Act Naturally > Hibernation: the big sleep
• Shore Memorial expansion inches toward completion
• Police seek fugitive in assault
• Holiday Events, Edition of Nov. 18
• Local beagle group dedicated to rescuing hounds from the pound
• Route 52 causeway closed Nov. 16-17 for drawbridge inspection
• Motorcycle club comes through in the clutch for the needy
• Correction
• Breakfast of champions
• Townsends Inlet Bridge to re-open to vehicular traffic
• Planning Board consults attorney about unpaid bill
• District improves, but 4 schools remain in need of improvement
• Dissolving MUA would save money, auditor’s study says
• Health care tops needs for county vets
• Local crafters put their hobbies to work
• New Northfield Diner opens with a nod to the old
• Coming full circle
• Van Drew wants cancelled tunnel funds used for Great Egg Harbor Bridge
• Football violation was accidental, super says
• Explaining the ins and outs of veterans’ benefits
• Latest smart phone feature could revolutionize marketing
• Winner announced in Halloween Pet Prize Giveaway
• District is addressing mold problem at Union Avenue School
• Former Galloway judge announces Assembly candidacy
• People Poll > Cell Phone Laws
• Voters return LoBiondo to Congress despite frustration with status quo
• Fire stations to hold open house
• Young talent reaches for the stars in ‘High School Musical’
• First phase of roadwork completed on Atlantic Avenue
• Local woman helps deliver Christmas joy to poor children around the world
• Three sought in Burger King robbery
• Regional Veterans Day Events 2010
• Charity League has annual Christmas Mart all sewn up
• Planning Board OKs medical commercial zone with modifications
• In the business of helping businesses
• Police seek help locating missing man
• Republicans celebrate countywide success at polls
• Curcio replaces Carney as surrogate
• Republicans win 2 Absecon council seats
• Republican incumbents keep seats in Hamilton
• Burton Estates project back out to bid
• Riegel, Endicott returned in uncontested Port election
• Voters reelect incumbents, Speyerer
• Republicans sweep county elections
• Cornerstone complaints ruffle composure on council
• LoBiondo wins 9th term in House
• Freeholder at large
• Dase holds on to freeholder seat
• Voters return Coppola to council seat
• Squirrel on a wire starts electrical fire at Absegami
• Cafero wins in EHT
• Atlantic County results favor Carney, McDevitt, Dase
• Republicans two for two in Somers Point
• Cafero wins in EHT
• Republican challengers oust Democrats in Northfield
• Coppola wins in Galloway
• It’s Schoenstein, Moran and Speyerer in Egg Harbor City
• Republican incumbents win in Hamilton
• Republicans sweep in Absecon
• Cross the old causeway, one more time
• Change your clock and battery this weekend
• Time capsule opening to set clock back to 1964
• Teamsters open union hall in Egg Harbor City
• Happy customers priority 1 following storage unit fire
• 4 disciplined for violating in-school Internet policy
• Dorset Avenue traffic alert
• Absecon Shores coalition backs planner
• Halloween parade is a treat
• Volunteers make clean sweep of the beach
• Residents outdo themselves for Absecon parade
• Spooktacular Magic Tricks and Treats
• Trick or Treat Times 2010
• Woman who sued SJTA over Expressway crash awarded $8.7 million
• In their element
• Northfield salon helps make giving a fashion statement
• When did World War II begin? The answer may surprise you
• Field of Dreams ends a winning season
• Siblings’ fascination with the macabre is all in fun
• Restaurant Week Oct. 18-24 shows savory side of Somers Point
• A.C. Electric brings Halloween Parade back from the dead
• Mechanic airlifted after accident
• Sensational after 60
• New commercial center pays tribute to veterans
• UMC missionaries dedicated to saving soles
• Mainland in-service day zeroes in on adequate yearly progress
• Mustangs are in the pink for homecoming game
• Police seek man who robbed O.C. Home Bank
• Pet mural project brightens doggie daycare
• Councilwomen look forward to another term serving Linwood
• Two pageants share Margate stage
• Carney, Curcio both cite experience in the race for surrogate
• Question would end using worker benefit funds to pay state’s bills
• Small carbon footprint big attraction at Sunday’s building walk-through
• Greater Egg negotiations merge two teacher contracts
• Downbeach joins statewide beach cleanup
• Job seekers, others turn to library
• 6 missing boaters found 120 miles off coast
• Jewish Family Service opens youth counseling center
• Senior citizens line up to get the facts at JCC Expo
• Nor'easter forecast for later in the week
• Funding problems haunt Halloween Parade
• Two veteran actresses lead new ’Gami show
• Parents bombard school board with transportation complaints
• Victorian Week in Cape May
• Work resumes on Route 52 bridge project
• Indian Summer in Ocean City this weekend
• Northfield Funfest passes the fun test
• Turtle release offers a science lesson on the back bay
• SWAT Team shoots Goshen man to death
• County officials are watching the weather
• Residents vow to fight parole office
• Officials break ground on new Coast Guard facilities
• Bargaintown’s new truck is a super soaker
• Operation Take Back puts pills in their place
• Conference focuses on disaster preparedness
• Northfield celebrates fall with huge Family Funfest
• Mistake leaves independent off mail-in ballot
• Thousands enjoy summer’s last blast in Margate
• Township backs state grant for Shore Mall redevelopment
• Grossi leaving Greater Egg to be Ocean City school administrator
• 3% average raises 1.5% health share in new teacher pact
• Group files petition for referendum on firehouse renovations
• Area boating industry stays afloat – warily
• The fabric of local history
• Cape May Lewes Ferry hosts “Tie the Knot Wedding Expo”
• Linwood council introduces amended ordinance for Cornerstone site
• Getting down to cable basics with Comcast
• Clients are rolling in for 17-year-old web designer
• Two new chain restaurants under construction in EHT
• New drainage basin makes residents uneasy
• City readies for Irish fall festival
• County jail is going online
• North Wildwood doctor and wife plead not guilty
• Thousands of dead fish was ashore from broken net
• Mural sponsor offers a leg up on home fire safety
• North American bird watchers say Cape May number 1
• Parent liaison fights job transfer
• More than 170 turn out to Surf for a Cause
• Puzzle-solvers dared to try all three phases of Phillies corn maze
• Residents weigh in on latest Cornerstone redevelopment plan
• Community invited to join Dorene’s Fight for Life
• Search launched after report of person falling from the sky
• Zoning Board approves car wash on Ocean Heights
• Local 4-H riding club gets serious about horsing around
• Police seek armed robbery suspect
• Man charged with firing shots in Lower Township
• Biker killed in multiple-car accident Sunday
• Route 52 returning to off-season traffic pattern
• Cape May voters reject metered and angled parking
• Former Wildwood policeman brings body art to Wildwood
• OCHS ranks among Top 100 high schools
• Sunday brunch honors the memory of Naomi Taylor
• Exploration continues into red light cameras
• Seven new four-way stop signs in effect
• Ventnor VA clinic move set for next spring
• Cape May voters reject metered and angled parking
• Tsunami Rising: A surfer’s dream revisited
• Communities host 9-11 memorial events
• Police are aiming to slow you down
• New law hopes to put NJ on the map for offshore wind
• Van accident traps six disabled passengers
• Two hurt when van stolen in carjacking
• Emergency proclamation rescinded
• Spectacle of balance honors the fallen
• Stockton finalizes Seaview purchase for $20 million
• Taking pride in North Beach
• ACIT’s Ruga takes a sweet step toward becoming a chef
• Residents advised to keep an eye on Earl
• North Wildwood doctor and wife indicted on fraud charges
• WW Catholic, Cape Trinity set to open
• Coast Guard: keep an eye on Earl
• Veterans have a permanent home base in Somers Point
• Good Old Days Festival Saturday
• NCS gets a tech upgrade
• 3 county residents indicted for allegedly shipping stolen cars to the Ukraine  
• Local fishermen say President needs to cut bait on ocean protection order
• Brannen moves to replace DeMarzo as mayor
• Absecon seeking grants for two waterfront projects
• School board members walk out, ending meeting
• Firehouse renovations pass; public hearing is 5 p.m. Sept. 2
• Traffic advisory for Delilah Road
• Atlantic City Airshow ‘Thunder over the Boardwalk’ to take place rain or shine
• Family meals serve as inspiration for new waterfront restaurant
• Referendum could decide future of township services
• Northfield aggressive with erratic drivers
• Camp helps eighth-graders jump start the school year
• Ice-cold between the pipes Linwood’s East calmly faces the pressures of a being a rising star
• Ex-fighter pilot now Ram’s Head owner has high praise for air show
• Christie meets with the regular guys as well as the big donors
• Richard Stockton College of New Jersey Briefs – Editions of Aug. 25-27
• HERO Campaign continues to grow in strength 10 years after tragic accident
• Absecon Council turned off by Comcast’s refusal to meet in public
• In new project officials see hope rising for today’s seniors, Pleasantville’s future
• New fees set for donating property to the township
• Hamilton water and sewer rates rising
• Redevelopment revamped for Cornerstone’s next phase
• DeMarzo takes over Public Safety despite Brannen’s threat to resign
• Competitor tampered with jet ski rental’s equipment, say police
• Airman reunites with family during summer vacation in North Wildwood
• Heat blamed in bayside fishkill
• Air show takes to the skies over Atlantic City Aug. 25
• Arrest made in shooting death
• DeMarzo takes over Public Safety despite Brannen’s threat to resign
• About the only thing left to build at Cedar Creek are the traditions
• Street crime crackdown shows results
• Final downtown plan encourages Absecon drivers to take it slow
• Man shot dead in Del Haven
• DEP investigating large die-off of menhaden in Delaware Bay
• Suspect sought in connection to shooting
• On the path to crime prevention
• Ladies raise money for Ricky’s Rainbow at backyard oasis event
• Good times are free at National Night Out
• Three men honored for life-saving actions
• State Police identify boy who drowned
• Two-year old release from hospital after fall from balcony
• MRHS board OK’s teacher contract for the ‘new economy’
• Beginnings, a Bridal Publication
• Walk for the Wounded taking another step to help injured vets
• One injured, another charged when car ends up in ditch
• Man wanted for TV thefts
• Adopted budget includes 9.9-cent tax rate increase
• Stockton buying Seaview for hospitality program, dorm space
• Red-light cameras eyed as possible revenue source
• Council may allow diners to sit out front
• Partnerships help FBI capture robbery suspect
• Many chip in for a successful Night Out
• Go Green winners powered by fun
• Suspect sought for robbery and sexual assault of elderly woman
• Wildwood tables 24-hour bar vote, New rules won’t be law in time for this summer
• Market’s future uncertain as Mazza’s closes for the season
• Earth Day Festival
• INTERNET SALES PEOPLE WANTED FOR EGG HARBOR TOWNSHIP
• Law Enforcement Explorer Post #94
• Holiday Flix
• Holiday Craft
• Thanksgiving Craft
• Quilting Class
• Fall Film
• Book Discussion Groups
• Halloween Craft And Costume Party
• Anniversary Celebration
• Saturday Afternoon Movies
• Storytime
• Tuesday Storytime

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