OLIPHANT & WARRINGTON MILL DAM UPDATES
WOOLWICH TWP. – Two dams in our area, Oliphant Mill (Porches Mill) Dam, as well as Warrington Mill Dam have been closed in recent years
GAP celebrates Debutante Scholarship Ball
GAP (Generating Achievement Potential) Mentoring & Scholarship Fund 2024 Debutantes, from left to right Jazmin Ball, Jordyn Garrett, Amani Armour, Tatiyana Reed, Abigail Bash and
MT. CALVARY JOINS REGIONAL FOOD CENTER
MULLICA HILL — Mt. Calvary Baptist Church’s food pantry recently became a part of the Southern Regional Food Distribution Center’s network of partners established to
Logan Council Addresses Facility Upgrades & Safety Precautions
LOGAN TWP, — During the Logan Township council meeting held on June 18, discussions focused on public facility upgrades, parking guidelines, and public safety. Mayor
Swedesboro Reconsiders Getting Involved With The Trex Recycling Challenge
SWEDESBORO – At the May 20 Swedesboro Council meeting, the council voted to reconsider the borough’s previous decision from February to not participate in the
The Legacy of Stratton Hall: A Beacon of Historical and Environmental Excellence
Stratton Hall stands as a testament to the enduring value of history, education, and architectural beauty in Woolwich Township. Located at 538 Kings Highway, this
Fresh veggies are everywhere
It’s that time of year when a variety of vegetables are readily available at your local farmers markets and road stands. Shopping their stands guarantee
Let’s talk peas and q’s.
Okay, let’s just talk peas. In New Jersey, peas are available fresh from local farms and farmers markets in late spring and early summer. They
July Gloucester County Library System Programs and Events
For more information or to register, visit our website at www.gcls.org. Glassboro Library 101 Rowan Blvd. 856-881-0011 Children’s Programs: Baby Storytime: Thursdays at 10:30 a.m. Toddlers,
Kingsway’s Memorial Day Ceremony, Prom and Graduation
(Madison has graduated, so this will be her last column. We wish her well in her future years.) Throughout the months of May and June,
Kingsway Regional High School Honor Roll students for 1st marking period
SUPERINTENDENT’S LIST GRADE 9 – Mackenzie Agness, Nicholas Ambrosio, Bryan Armour, Madelyn Bigwood, Cole Bishop, Leah Blatt, Sophia Campbell, Charles Christopher, Patrick Civitarese, Ava Covely,
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