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Upper Township Gazette

SOUTH SEAVILLE — A fundraiser for an Upper Township boy who suffers from cerebral palsy and is in need of a wheelchair accessible van is planned Saturday, May 18, in Dennis Township.
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Upper Township Gazette
BEESLEYS POINT – The Beesleys Point Bridge is slated for demolition this summer, but pilings from the span will be used to build a walkway for anglers that have fished the area around Drag Island for years.
State Sen. Jeff Van Drew said this week that the state plans to set aside usable pilings from the bridge after it is demolished. After construction of a new southbound Garden State Parkway bridge is complete, the pilings will be used to build a walkway from the Somers Point side of the Great Egg Harbor Bay to Drag Island. A short pier from Drag Island into the Great Egg Harbor Bay could also be included.
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Upper Township Gazette
SEAVILLE – The Seaville United Methodist Church hosted a concert on Friday, May 10 to benefit and celebrate the Fayter Family.Janet Fayter and her son Charlie escaped from their home when a fire broke out in February, but the flames destroyed all they had. Noley Schenck, a young member of the Seaville church and a friend of Charlie's, asked her parents if there was something they could do to help.
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Upper Township Gazette
SEA ISLE CITY – The Tri-For-Our-Veterans Triathlon scheduled for Memorial Day Weekend will not use Commonwealth Avenue for its bike race, meaning the road won’t have to close to vehicle traffic at the unofficial start of summer.
Business owners here were worried that closing Commonwealth Drive would effectively close down Strathmere. The road is the only main thoroughfare in town.
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Upper Township Gazette
STRATHMERE – The post office at 9 Commonwealth Avenue in Strathmere will change its hours of operation starting Monday, May 20.
Basketball state tournament projections for Cape May County teams
Written by Brian Cunniff Sunday, February 03, 2013 06:30 pm
The following is a list of probable first-round state basketball playoff matchups in groups that contain Cape May County teams. Keep in mind that these are not official seedings, which will be released by the NJSIAA later this week. These seedings are based on final power-point totals released by the NJSIAA over the weekend.
BOYS
Group III
16. Woodrow Wilson at 1. Hammonton
15. Camden Tech at 2. Camden
14. Oakcrest at 3. Burlington Township
13. Seneca at 4. Timber Creek
12. Highland at 5. Delsea
11. Ocean City at 6. Moorestown
10. Winslow Township at 7. Central Regional
9. Lacey Township at 8. Kingsway
Group II
16. Collingswood at 1. Haddonfield
15. Pleasantville at 2. Middle Township
14. Manchester Township at 3. Medford Tech
13. Deptford at 4. Sterling
12. Pennsauken Tech at 5. Woodstown
11. Overbrook at 6. West Deptford
10. Cedar Creek at 7. Cinnaminson
9. Pemberton at 8. Willingboro
Group I
16. Audubon at 11. Paulsboro
15. Palmyra at 2. Pitman
14. Camden Charter at 3. Penns Grove
13. Clayton at 4. Haddon Township
12. Glassboro at 5. Haddon Heights
11. Salem at 6. Schalick
10. Lindenwold at 7. Gloucester
9. Wildwood at 8. Woodbury
Non-Public B
16. Wardlaw-Hartridge at 1. Roselle Catholic
15. Cardinal McCarrick at 2. Patrick School
14. Mater Dei at 3. Wildwood Catholic
13. St. Mary (Eliz.) at 4. Marist
12. St. Joseph (Hamm.) at 5. Gill St. Bernard’s
11. Rutgers Prep at 6. St. Rose
10. Timothy Christian at 7. Doane Academy
9. Sacred Heart at 8. Trenton Catholic
GIRLS
Group III
16. Hammonton at 1. Ocean City
15. Burlington Township at 2. Woodrow Wilson
14. Camden at 3. Central Regional
13. Pinelands at 4. Kingsway
12. Highland at 5. Delsea
11. Gloucester Tech at 6. Timber Creek
10. Westampton Tech at 7. Seneca
9. Moorestown at 8. Winslow Township
Group II
16. West Deptford at 1. Willingboro
15. Manchester Township at 2. Middle Township
14. Bridgeton at 3. Cinnaminson
13. Barnegat at 4. Sterling
12. Pemberton at 5. Cedar Creek
11. Buena at 6. Collingswood
10. Haddonfield at 7. Woodstown
9. Deptford at 8. Lower Cape May
Group I
16. Camden Charter at 1. Haddon Township
15. Riverside at 2. Gloucester
14. Paulsboro at 3. Glassboro
13. Penns Grove at 4. Pitman
12. Maple Shade 5. Palmyra
11. LEAP Academy at 6. Woodbury
10. Audubon at 7. Haddon Heights
9. Wildwood at 8. Salem
Non-Public B
16. Wildwood Catholic at 1. Roselle Catholic
15. Cardinal McCarrick at 2. Gill St. Bernard’s
14. Wardlaw-Hartridge at 3. Sacred Heart
13. Mater Dei at 4. Trenton Catholic
12. Ranney at 5. St. Joseph (Hamm.)
11. Holy Family at 6. Timothy Christian
10. Rutgers Prep at 7. St. Rose
9. Our Lady of Mercy at 8. Marist
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Upper Twp. Opinion
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- Committee has taken positive actions
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Upper Twp. Business
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- Upper Township Business Association holds first Community Night
- Smith Jewelers closes after 51 years
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- FBK hires Everett Perry as CPA
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