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Brace Yourself: NJ Gas, Tolls, and Transit Fares Are Rising in 2025

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Flu shot program started Oct. 9

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Eighteen cadets graduate from police academy

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Sicklerville resident named All-NESCAC First Teamer for the second consecutive season

Grace Maiorano - April 10, 2018

Anthony Sabitsky is the only member of this year’s All-NESCAC First Team to be named all-league multiple times.Trinity College sophomore defenseman Liam Feeney of Foxboro,...

GT police chief Harry Earle addresses GT officer’s assault of 13-year-old

Grace Maiorano - April 9, 2018

Earle suspended the officer a week after the March incident.The following message is from Gloucester Township Police Chief Harry Earle:Dear Community Members,As you are likely...

Gloucester Township officer charged with simple assault against 13-year-old girl

Grace Maiorano - April 9, 2018

Officer John Flinn was recently suspended for the March incident.John Flinn, 27, a Gloucester Township Police officer since 2015, has been charged with simple...

Weekly Roundup: Mentor leads dozens of kids in Sicklerville, local library receives noise-canceling…

Grace Maiorano - April 8, 2018

Weekly Roundup: Mentor leads dozens of kids in Sicklerville, local library receives noise-canceling headphonesCheck out what made headlines this week.Gloucester Township native first was the...

Sicklerville resident mentors dozens of children throughout the region

Grace Maiorano - April 7, 2018

Ernest Brown, a Philly native and reformed hustler, recently kicked off the annual Basketball Skills camp through his Building Up The Youth organization.“I first...

Gloucester Township native first in Berlin to serve as lead police academy instructor in Gloucester

Grace Maiorano - April 6, 2018

Ptl. Joshua Smith led local 29 officers to graduation this March.Although the Timber Creek Regional High School graduate has led a life of law enforcement,...

Do Something: Open Shred Day, cherry blossoms festival

Grace Maiorano - April 6, 2018

Check out what events are taking place around the area this weekend.Spring is now in full swing and residents can get into the season with...

County libraries implement noise-canceling headphones for those with auditory sensitivities

Grace Maiorano - April 5, 2018

The purchase was made possible through an advocacy project of a Mt. Laurel grad student.Local libraries are now accommodating an underserved demographic — children with auditory sensitivities.Recently,...

Sun Editorial: How do we get more people to show up at the polls?

Grace Maiorano - April 4, 2018

Fewer than 39 percent of eligible voters showed up at the polls during the general election last November.By Alan BauerThe SunLast November’s general election was...

High wind warning issued in Sicklerville

Grace Maiorano - April 4, 2018

It is expected to be a windy day in Sicklerville and across South Jersey as the National Weather Service has issued a High Wind...

Field of Dreams kicks off April 14

Grace Maiorano - April 3, 2018

Come out and cheer on the GT teams!On Saturday, April 14, Gloucester Township will host the opening day of its Field of Dreams program.The event will...

Lane closures and detours for NJDOT roadway resurfacing project

Grace Maiorano - April 2, 2018

The detour will be in effective from 8 p.m. tonight until 6 a.m. tomorrow.Freeholder Susan Shin Angulo has been notified by the New Jersey...

Weekly Roundup: Gloucester Township introduces 2018 tentative budget, GT BOE introduces tentative…

Grace Maiorano - April 1, 2018

Weekly Roundup: Gloucester Township introduces 2018 tentative budget, GT BOE introduces tentative budgetCheck out what made headlines this week.National Night Out meeting is set for...

National Mayor’s Challenge for Water Conservation set for April 1 to 30

Grace Maiorano - March 31, 2018

Gloucester Township joins nationwide challenge to be the most “water wise.”Gloucester Township’s Mayor David R. Mayer is joining mayors across the country in the Wyland...

Gloucester Township Public Schools introduces tentative 2018–2019 budget

Grace Maiorano - March 30, 2018

A public hearing is scheduled for April 30.At its latest board of education meeting, Gloucester Township Public Schools approved the tentative 2018–2019 school budget, which...

Gloucester Township introduces tentative 2018 budget

Grace Maiorano - March 29, 2018

Also at its Monday meeting, council discussed SRO contracts, new recycling programs and affordable housing.At its latest meeting, Gloucester Township Council approved a resolution...

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