• Upper Township Gazette

    PETERSBURG – The Upper Township Board of Education Monday unanimously approved a change in the number of classrooms for the second and fifth grades next year. 

    Superintendent Vincent Palmieri said that after a thorough review, administrators felt that it was possible to reduce the number of classrooms for the incoming fifth grade. The move allows the district to add a classroom to the second grade, he said.

  • Upper Township Gazette

     Deborah Patterson/ Jane Hadley of Beesleys Point and Allison DiAngelis of Seaville enjoy some strawberry shortcake served up by Virginia Millar of Marmora during last year’s Strawberry Festival.

    GREENFIELD – The Historical Preservation Society of Upper Township will host the 24th annual Strawberry Festival and Craft Show from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Saturday, June 1 at the Gandy Farmstead, 26 Tyler Road (Route 616) in Greenfield.

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Local veterans will participate in Sea Isle City’s Memorial Day ceremony on Monday, May 27 at Veterans Park. Shown placing a wreath at the base of the park’s memorial fountain during last year’s ceremony is VFW Post 1963 member Harry Henry.

    SEA ISLE CITY – The city’s annual Memorial Day Ceremony will take place at 10 a.m. on Monday, May 27 at Veterans Park, JFK Boulevard and Landis Avenue.

  • Upper Township Gazette

    PETERSBURG – The middle school will hold its seventh annual Arts Night – “A Fiesta of Latin American Cultures” – from 6 to 8 p.m. on Thursday, May 30.

    Middle school students under the guidance of art educator Beth Levy have produced an array of artwork. The school will be transformed into a multi-cultural arts museum featuring over 2,500 pieces of artwork, handmade by students in grades sixth through eighth.

  • Upper Township Gazette

    Boy Scout Troop 55 served as the Color Guard at Osprey Point's Memorial Day service in 2012. The troop will do so again this year.

    UPPER TOWNSHIP – Several Memorial Day services will be held in Upper Township on Monday, May 27.

Robertson's buzzer-beating three-point shots lifts Crusaders

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RICHLAND – Jordan Robertson is averaging in double figures in scoring for the Wildwood Catholic boys basketball team this season. But the 6-4 junior forward was held scoreless and made frustrated by a strong defensive effort by Cherokee at the Olympic-Cape Challenge on Sunday.

That is, until it came time for the final shot of the game.

Robertson made his only shot and scored his only points of the game on a step-back, fall-away three-pointer from the right wing as time expired to give Wildwood Catholic a 39-36 victory over the Chiefs.

The win allowed the Crusaders to escaped a mighty comeback by their opponent, whom they led by as many as 15 points in the third quarter.

On the final possession, Robertson accepted the ball just to the left of the top of the key. After attempting but failing with several moves to drive toward the basket, Robertson made his way to the right side near the Crusader bench and shot the ball while fading away from a closing defender. The ball passed through the net cords as the buzzer sounded.

Wildwood Catholic’s Eddie McWade led all scorers in the contest with 22 points. Clinton Freeman added 11 for the winners.

Wildwood Catholic improved to 18-3 overall with the victory.


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