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Fran Rucker brings the gang

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Written by Steve Prisament Saturday, June 08, 2013 11:02 am

From left are Tom and Marie Moran of Little Egg Harbor, Rose and Fred Ruggeri of Toms River, Ike and Fran Rucker of the Smithville section of Galloway and Dee and Jim Grossi of Toms River. (Submitted by Paul Robinson) From left are Tom and Marie Moran of Little Egg Harbor, Rose and Fred Ruggeri of Toms River, Ike and Fran Rucker of the Smithville section of Galloway and Dee and Jim Grossi of Toms River. (Submitted by Paul Robinson)

When Cape-Atlantic Marine Corps League Detachment 194 holds an event, as often as not it’s reunion time for the Ruckers of Galloway. Korean War veteran Ike worked the Sunday, April 28 Famous Spaghetti Dinner while his wife Fran got to spend time with relatives from her side of the family.

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Stockton, Press team up to host political debates

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Last Updated on Wednesday, June 12, 2013 11:01 am Written by Steve Prisament Friday, June 07, 2013 04:36 pm

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GALLOWAY – Richard Stockton College’s William J. Hughes Center for Public Policy and The Press of Atlantic City are partnering to host a series of debates for the upcoming elections.

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Smooth as butter, Port Republic caterpillars transform

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Last Updated on Friday, June 07, 2013 04:10 pm Written by Steve Prisament Friday, June 07, 2013 02:51 pm

Kindergarten students with their colorful caterpillars.  In front are Ty Webb, Rocco Delarato, Bailey Kurtz, Colin Rueckert and Matthew Sterling. In the middle row are Mia Pirie, Christopher  Ropiecki and Michael Barile. Behind them are Blair Morfitt, Kaitlyn Mindish, Cole Turner, Emily Ross, Madison Pirie, Dominic Cross and Lillian Strickland.  Kindergarten students with their colorful caterpillars. In front are Ty Webb, Rocco Delarato, Bailey Kurtz, Colin Rueckert and Matthew Sterling. In the middle row are Mia Pirie, Christopher Ropiecki and Michael Barile. Behind them are Blair Morfitt, Kaitlyn Mindish, Cole Turner, Emily Ross, Madison Pirie, Dominic Cross and Lillian Strickland.

Port Republic School kindergarten students in Diane Nicholas’s Spanish class were learning about animals, plants and insects that grow in spring.

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Mural depicts first decade of the century

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Last Updated on Tuesday, June 11, 2013 12:41 pm Written by STAFF Friday, June 07, 2013 12:25 pm

Absegami art students created this fifth in a series of murals defining the decade 2000-2009. (Submitted by Julie Hazard) Absegami art students created this fifth in a series of murals defining the decade 2000-2009. (Submitted by Julie Hazard)

Absegami High School art students created the fifth in a series of murals that are on exhibit in the school library. 

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GEHR students honored

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Written by Steve Prisament Friday, June 07, 2013 12:15 pm

From left are Atlantic County Executive Superintendent of Schools Thomas Dowd; Cedar Creek High School’s salutatorian Alyssa Lutgen, Principal James Reina and valedictorian Michelina Hesse; Oakcrest’s salutatorian Nyamekye Coleman, Principal Daniel Money and valedictorian James Townley; and Absegami’s salutatorian Lydia McAllister, valedictorian Cara Ann Zampino, Principal Jeri-Lynn Gatto, and Nicolette Rallo, recipient of the DeEdwin Hursey scholarship. (Submitted by Julie Hazard) From left are Atlantic County Executive Superintendent of Schools Thomas Dowd; Cedar Creek High School’s salutatorian Alyssa Lutgen, Principal James Reina and valedictorian Michelina Hesse; Oakcrest’s salutatorian Nyamekye Coleman, Principal Daniel Money and valedictorian James Townley; and Absegami’s salutatorian Lydia McAllister, valedictorian Cara Ann Zampino, Principal Jeri-Lynn Gatto, and Nicolette Rallo, recipient of the DeEdwin Hursey scholarship. (Submitted by Julie Hazard)

Greater Egg Harbor Regional High School District students were honored at the Academic Excellence Luncheon sponsored by the Atlantic County Association of School Administrators at the Clarion Hotel and Convention Center in Egg Harbor Township Tuesday, June 4. 

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Finding her path to the Big Buddha

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Written by Steve Prisament Wednesday, June 05, 2013 05:01 pm

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Michelle Mildren of Galloway pauses at the Big Buddha, Po Lin Monastery during a recent trip to Hong Kong.

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Nobody gets steamed at Peace Lutheran’s clambake

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Written by Steve Prisament Wednesday, June 05, 2013 11:44 am

Mal Heckman and Samantha Galvez sell auction tickets. (Steve Prisament) Mal Heckman and Samantha Galvez sell auction tickets. (Steve Prisament)

GALLOWAY – Some people jokingly said, “Aw shucks.” Some slowly came out of their shells. And others simply clammed up.

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GreenFest shows true colors at Historic Smithville

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Last Updated on Wednesday, June 05, 2013 11:15 am Written by Steve Prisament Wednesday, June 05, 2013 11:02 am

Jesse Connor talks about butterfly gardens. (Steve Prisament) Jesse Connor talks about butterfly gardens. (Steve Prisament)

GALLOWAY – Joining Historic Smithville’s classic festival days: Oktoberfest, Mayfest and Irish and Italian festivals, GreenFest happily took its place in line Saturday, June 1.

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