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ABSECON – Two children ages 7 and 9 were airlifted to Cooper University Hospital in Camden Wednesday, May 15 after a head-on crash between two pickup trucks at the intersection of North Shore Road and Faunce Landing Road.
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Kacey Musgraves isn't necessarily the spokesperson for modern country music but her debut album, "Same Trailer Different Park," is powerful enough to shift the direction of the genre.
This album captures the untamed spirit of Musgraves and has received positive attention from a diverse audience. Released March 19 on Mercury Records, the 12 tracks showcase the 24-year-old's songs that flip around clichés that aren't worried about being patriotic. Musgraves, with just one song, has ended the conventional country music idiom.
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VENTNOR – A 61-year-old Ventnor woman was arrested and charged with murder today (Friday, May 17) after a search of her Hampshire Avenue residence uncovered the remains of her dead husband who had been missing since 2007.
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EGG HARBOR TOWNSHIP – Developers of an affordable housing project got the green light to move ahead with plans to convert the Clarion Hotel into apartments on Wednesday, May 8 after Township Committee passed a series of resolutions by a 4-1 vote authorizing the project.
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Science attests to God’s reality
Last Updated on Wednesday, May 15, 2013 08:01 am Written by KIRK HASTINGS Tuesday, May 14, 2013 12:40 pm
This is in response to a letter in the May 9 edition from a writer who groused that we should get rid of all our "superstitions" and "baloney beliefs" – which is how he defined belief in God.
1) Scientific research has proved that the universe had a definite beginning. Science has also proved that every effect must have a cause greater than itself. Thus, something greater than the universe that pre-existed it must have caused it to exist.
Fed policy helping economy recover
Last Updated on Wednesday, May 15, 2013 08:03 am Written by LAWRENCE UNIGLICHT Tuesday, May 14, 2013 12:39 pm
Despite a dysfunctional Congress unwilling to put America’s best interests over partisan objectives, our economy continues to slowly recover.
The Federal Reserve wisely effectuates a policy of bond purchases to the tune of $85 billion per month. Allowing the Fed to control monetary policy, perform duties originally delegated to Congress by our founding fathers, is a major reason why today we have avoided a double-dip recession.
Bill could aid in prosecution of drug dealers
Written by Steve Prisament Tuesday, May 14, 2013 08:54 am
TRENTON – Working with the Ocean County Prosecutor’s Office, Sen. Christopher J. Connors and Assembly members Brian E. Rumpf and DiAnne C. Gove have introduced legislation that would strengthen state law by allowing drug dealing offenses to be graded by units rather than weight.
Autism prayer night
Written by Steve Prisament Monday, May 13, 2013 08:32 pm
Our Lady of Perpetual Help parish will hold a non-denominational autism prayer service 7 p.m. Wednesday, May 15 at Assumption Church, 146 S. Pitney Road, Galloway.
Galloway hotel accused of rate gouging after Hurricane Sandy
Last Updated on Tuesday, May 14, 2013 10:02 am Written by Steve Prisament Monday, May 13, 2013 04:54 pm
NEWARK – The Studio Inn and Suites hotel in Galloway has been accused of raising its room rates by as much as 283 percent during the days after Hurricane Sandy.
Lawsuits were filed Friday, May 10 by the state Division of Consumer Affairs charging three businesses with price gouging during the storm’s immediate aftermath.
Read more: Galloway hotel accused of rate gouging after Hurricane Sandy
Wednesday deadline for Martha B. Keates nursing fellowship
Last Updated on Monday, May 13, 2013 03:55 pm Written by Steve Prisament Monday, May 13, 2013 02:49 pm
ATLANTIC CITY – AtlantiCare Regional Medical Center’s City Campus Auxiliary is honoring longtime volunteer and past president, the late Martha B. Keates, by awarding fellowship funds to qualifying applicants pursuing nursing education.
Read more: Wednesday deadline for Martha B. Keates nursing fellowship
Green Tip of the Week: Go meatless
Last Updated on Wednesday, May 15, 2013 07:58 am Written by MEGAN FORNUTO Monday, May 13, 2013 10:17 am
If you want to go green, try eating no meat for one day each week. Did you know America coined the term “meatless Mondays” to reduce consumption during both World Wars? Now the effort is going global once again as a way to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
Atlantic County FSA Bargain Boutique turns 4
Last Updated on Monday, May 13, 2013 04:31 pm Written by Steve Prisament Monday, May 13, 2013 10:00 am
EGG HARBOR TOWNSHIP – It was four years ago, in April 2009, that the Family Service Board opened Bargain Boutique, a thrift shop at 3073 English Creek Road in Egg Harbor Township.
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News
- Ventnor man indicted in 23-year-old Galloway murder
- LPGA holds out $1 million for a hole-in-one at Seaview
- AtlantiCare presents AED to Atlantic City Aquarium
- News of the Week May 16, 2013
- A friendly afternoon in Waikiki
- Galloway focuses on Comcast franchise
- New Historical Society museum opens in Galloway
- Galloway Police Blotter April 28-May 4 , 2013
- AtlantiCare Hospice honors ‘special people’
- Galloway-Port Republic People in the News, Edition of May 16, 2013
Opinion
- Green Tip of the Week: lose parabens and phthalates
- Science attests to God’s reality
- Fed policy helping economy recover
- Green Tip of the Week: Go meatless
- Wage disparity is dragging down our nation
- Legislators who signed pledge should be prosecuted
- Where’s the other side of the gun debate?
- Green Tip of the Week: Preserve water quality
- What happens in Europe doesn’t stay in Europe
- D-Day German shepherd parachute drop