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Regional

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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Downbeach Current

VENTNOR – It was…
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EHT Current

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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Galloway Current

GALLOWAY – “It’s amazing what they’ve accomplished here,” Mayor Don Purdy said of the way Galloway Township Historical Society members worked over the former post office building in front of the Municipal Complex.
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Galloway Current

Saturday, May 11 was a big day for many, graduating Richard Stockton College or celebrating with friends or relatives who graduated.
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Current of Pleasantville, Absecon

Historic Smithville Inn owner Tony Coppola talks to eighth-graders from Absecon’s Emma C. Attales Middle School on Tuesday, May 14. Cappola told the students about the inn’s centuries of history. The staff of the Historic Smithville Inn later showed the students what the restaurant industry is like. Photo by R.J. Liberatore Jr.
Mainland Current
New Miss Linwood crowned Thursday
Last Updated on Wednesday, May 08, 2013 04:03 pm Written by SUZANNE MARINO Thursday, May 02, 2013 09:59 pm
LINWOOD—A tradition continued Thursday as Kalliope Herouvis was crowned Miss Linwood 2013. Herouvis, 17, is a senior at Mainland Regional High School. The runners-up in the hometown contest are Emilee Dalessio and Erika Reynolds, both juniors.
A good day for fun
Last Updated on Thursday, May 02, 2013 02:49 pm Written by SUZANNE MARINO Thursday, May 02, 2013 12:58 pm
NORTHFIELD – The playground was jammed, the ball fields were filled, and boys and girls were shooting hoops outside the gym after school Friday, April 26 for the third annual Day of Play at the Northfield Community School.
Trivia Time May 2, 2013 edition
Last Updated on Tuesday, May 21, 2013 10:37 am Written by SUZANNE MARINO Thursday, May 02, 2013 12:40 am
Trivia Time
A sunny Thursday everyone! Hope there is at least one bit of trivia here that you can use to show off your mastery of all things trivia.
• On May 2, 1939, the New York Yankees first baseman Lou Gehrig benches himself for poor play and ends his streak of consecutive games played at 2,130. "The Iron Horse" was suffering at the time from amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), now known as "Lou Gehrig’s Disease." Talk about being tough on yourself!
• In one of the most public falls from grace; on this day in 1974 – Richard Nixon’s former Vice President, Spiro T. Agnew was disbarred by the Maryland Court of Appeals.
U.S. Congressmen Frank A. LoBiondo and Jon Runyan featured speakers at Shore Medical Center’s Executive Leadership Forum
Last Updated on Thursday, May 02, 2013 04:01 pm Written by staff reports Thursday, May 02, 2013 12:00 am
SOMERS POINT– Shore Medical Center President and CEO Ron Johnson welcomed Congressmen Frank A. LoBiondo, R-2nd, and Jon Runyan, R-3rd, as the featured speakers at Shore’s 2013 Spring Executive Leadership Forum April 29 in the medical center’s surgical pavilion. LoBiondo and Runyan addressed and took questions from nearly 100 regional business and civic leaders.
(SLIDESHOW) 25th annual Bayfest could be the biggest yet
Last Updated on Wednesday, May 01, 2013 06:03 pm Written by Suzanne Marino Wednesday, May 01, 2013 05:14 pm
SOMERS POINT – Organizers could not have ordered up a better day for the 25th annual Bayfest celebration last Saturday along Bay Avenue.
With blue skies, a warm sun and a light breeze, the day attracted so many people that their movement was slowed at times simply because the street was barely wide enough to contain the crowds.
Read more: (SLIDESHOW) 25th annual Bayfest could be the biggest yet
Anderson Cooper to speak at Stainton Society brunch
Last Updated on Wednesday, May 01, 2013 05:12 pm Written by SUZANNE MARINO Wednesday, May 01, 2013 01:13 pm
SOMERS POINT – Journalist, author and TV personality Anderson Cooper will offer guests a view from the front row of politics, journalism and entertainment as the featured speaker at the 24th annual Stainton Society Thank You Brunch 11 a.m. Sunday, May 5 at the Revel in Atlantic City.
Read more: Anderson Cooper to speak at Stainton Society brunch
Belhaven to present special Senior Citizen Concert Friday
Last Updated on Thursday, May 02, 2013 05:24 pm Written by SUZANNE MARINO Wednesday, May 01, 2013 01:07 pm
LINWOOD — Belhaven Middle School will celebrate spring with its 11th annual Senior Citizen Concert 9 a.m. Friday, May 3. Band director Nancy Robinson said the band has been practicing for months and is ready to put on a great show.
She said that while there are many grandparents at the show, there are also neighbors and community members in the audience, and last year the Seaview School principal brought her childhood piano teacher.
Read more: Belhaven to present special Senior Citizen Concert Friday
Trivia Time May 1, 2013 edition
Last Updated on Tuesday, May 21, 2013 10:36 am Written by Suzanne Marino Wednesday, May 01, 2013 12:04 am
Trivia Time
Today’s trivia is anything but trivial. It’s been six months since Sandy ripped through the state, and while we are recovering it’s a long and hard road back.
Our good friends at Accu-weather in State College have put together some numbers that are staggering, so for today, May 1, we are going to check out what Sandy wrought by the numbers.
2.7 million:
Number of power outages in New Jersey after Superstorm Sandy
2.5 million:
Cubic yards of sand and silt deposited on road and waterways by Sandy
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News
- Ms Senior New Jersey taking the stage
- Teachers are flipping flapjacks to help others in Northfield
- Singer Scott Kirby donates guitar to CharterTech High School
- RNS pledges $100,000 to Gilda’s Club to sponsor Noogieland
- Cape Bank employees lend a hand in Sea Isle
- Northfield committee to investigate $84,000 expenditure for sewer work
- Annual Beach Ball to support the FoodBank
- Jersey Gumbo preview event to be held in Mays Landing
- Shore True Value has the nuts and bolts of success
- Mainland Police Blotter, Edition of May 16, 2013
Opinion
- McDevitt opponents unmasked
- Colleges, universities need to know the law
- Superstition hurts us all
- Cornerstone property would be bike path to nowhere
- Election is a step in the right direction
- Watch out for mold
- Somers Point residents waging war on trees
- Romney, Grossman think greed is a virtue
- Hurley and Grossman deluded by strong false beliefs
- When team initiation becomes sexual assault
Current Sports
- Meyer leads Cedar Creek to playoff win over Manchester
- Egg Harbor Township beats Howell to advance in playoffs
- Oakcrest boys lacrosse notches first playoff victory
- EHT athletes shine at home, Clark brothers fly at CAL championships
- Oakcrest crew teams headed to Nationals
- Absegami notebook: DellaVecchia, Khalid pace track team to third place at counties
- NJSIAA playoff seedings announced for baseball, softball
- Redline Cup qualifier this weekend at EHT BMX
- Holy Spirit, EHT, Mainland, Oakcrest big winners at county crew championships
- Sometimes, mom just wants to play some football

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