July 3 Jigsaw Puzzle
Today’s color is blue. https://jigex.com/uULG2
July 2025 Issue
CAIRA — Anthony Caira, Sr. of Mickleton, passed away on May 25 at the age of 84 years. Anthony was born June 9, 1940, in Camden, to the late Louis Caira and Grace Rose De Simone (nee Calista). He grew up in Gibbstown, graduated from Paulsboro High School Class of 1957, and worked for DuPont […]
Clarification on Woolwich’s 2025 budget
WOOLWICH TWP. – An article in our June issue incorrectly stated that the township budget calls for an increase in taxes. The township rate, according to Deputy Mayor Michael Nocentino, will remain flat at 0.530 and has been since at least 2023. Any tax increases seen in your tax bill will be from school or […]
A Legacy of Service: Gerry Siglow Retires After 20 Years Leading King’s Things
King’s Things Christian Thrift Store and Furniture Store in Swedesboro has been achieving its mission to feed and clothe those in need since it was founded back in 1983. For the past 20 years, the Gerry Siglow has acted as the president of the nonprofit organization. Now 79 years old, Siglow is stepping into the […]
Winters Returns from Deployment Aboard USS Harry S. Truman
WOOLWICH TWP. — After eight months of service in the Red Sea, U.S. Navy sailor Aidan Winters has returned home to a proud and grateful community. Aidan, a 2022 graduate of Kingsway Regional High School, and son of Melissa Gammell and Scott Winters, served aboard the USS Harry S. Truman, one of the U.S. Navy’s […]
passMORE DANCERS Wrap Up a Stellar Season
SWEDESBORO — passMORE Dancers have finished an extraordinary regional competition season and are now looking ahead to two major events: Breakout Nationals in Atlantic City this July, and The Invitational: A Global Experience in Dallas this August. Throughout the season, in addition to numerous individual honors and scholarships, the studio consistently received recognition for overall […]
Over 650 people took part in No Kings demonstration
WOOLWICH TWP. – Along with many cities all over the country, a peaceful No Kings demonstration was held on June 14 in Woolwich Township near the municipal building. According to the United Progressive Democrats Facebook page, total sign in for the No Kings Gloucester County demonstration in Woolwich was 658. — Photos by Joe Murray
July Word Search Puzzle
Main Street Market in Mullica Hill is back
MULLICA HILL — Main Street Market in Mullica Hill is back for a second season. It’s summertime and the produce is flowing in our garden state. Stroll Main Street and visit farm stands, crafters, and the many downtown shops and restaurants. Farmers bringing the freshest produce and fruit, handmade goods and live music starts off […]
East Greenwich Senior Citizen Club Events
MICKLETON — If you are over 55 and live in East Greenwich Township, please join us for our monthly meetings. We meet the first Thursday of every month at 10 a.m. in the East Greenwich Municipal building on Democrat Road in Mickleton. We welcome new members to help us rebuild our senior group into an […]
