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Cape May - General Lower Township emergency services team up during storm Cape May could change the way water is billed Donohue concerned about assaults on cops LCMRHS Mock Trial team has high hopes Council continues to spar on appointments Super: LCMRHS would have no trouble taking in Wildwood Catholic students Convention Hall update set No incumbents to seek reelection in Cape May Group reveals business plan to save Wildwood Catholic Freeholders introduce $142 million budget More Cape May - General News	Cape May - Breaking Southern Cape slammed in blizzard of ‘10 Lower urges residents to prepare for storm Cape May County braces for storm LCMRHS wins county Mock Trial title Police: Man threatened girlfriend with sword North Wildwood woman killed in crash Cape May City Elementary School students to help the victims of Haiti Glimmer of hope? Collateral damage: Apparently the students were an afterthought Wildwood Catholic alumni rally to save school More Cape May - Breaking News
Cape May - Business First-time homeowner credit spurs local sales Cape Counseling Staff Day benefits United Way Court House Blockbuster going out of business New winery emerges in Cape May County Resilient Burke Brothers dealership moves forward A Day of Free Golf Offered at The Pines at Clermont Historic cottage to be relocated Supreme Court reduces liability for liquor-licensed establishments Real estate expert says ‘90 percent’ is ‘doing pretty well’	Cape May - Opinion AARP applauds health care reform Mayor: Cape May must prioritize services Hurley gets the facts wrong on terrorism Attitude in Prosecutor’s Office needs to change LoBiondo urges suspension of recreational Black Sea Bass closure AARP president disappointed in Menendez Goals we set are goals we get Of icebergs and healthcare Taxpayers don’t want to pay for abandoned vessel clean up Clean Energy Act is just a slush fund that will jack up energy bills More Cape May - Opinion News
Cape May - Events LoBiondo announces veterans enrollment clinic in Somers Point Free Child Safety Seat Checks At Burke Chevrolet Christmas Food Drive slated for Dec. 5 WCHS to host All-Class Reunion WCHS presents ‘Sound of Music’ SOMA presents two animal-inspired galleries 2009 Halloween haunts and happenings Atlantic City Ballet brings 'Dracula' to Cape May County Calendar Getting back to basics: Green burials offered at historic cemetery More Cape May - Events News	Middle Twp. - General Township police recognized for service ‘above and beyond’ Group reveals business plan to save Wildwood Catholic Freeholders introduce $142 million budget New hibachi venture slotted for Cape May Court House Deadly fire in Erma Dennisville House Tour set for Saturday (12-16-09) Woodbine special school election focuses on energy efficiency Local parishes will merge, no date set Expert paints potential scenarios for county’s endangered water supply Townsends Inlet Bridge closed for repairs More Middle Twp. - General News
Middle Twp. - Breaking Cape May County braces for storm North Wildwood woman killed in crash Glimmer of hope? Collateral damage: Apparently the students were an afterthought Wildwood Catholic alumni rally to save school Wildwood Catholic closing in June Wildwood Catholic closing in June County expected to privatize youth shelter Cape May Court House Health Center Offers H1N1 Flu Shots CAPE MAY COUNTY SIGNS EMERGENCY PROCLAMATION More Middle Twp. - Breaking News	Middle Twp. - Business First-time homeowner credit spurs local sales Cape Counseling Staff Day benefits United Way Court House Blockbuster going out of business Take a spin for a good cause Resilient Burke Brothers dealership moves forward A Day of Free Golf Offered at The Pines at Clermont Real estate expert says ‘90 percent’ is ‘doing pretty well’
Middle Twp. - Opinion LoBiondo urges suspension of recreational Black Sea Bass closure AARP president disappointed in Menendez Goals we set are goals we get We’re wild about the fall Clean Energy Act is just a slush fund that will jack up energy bills WCBP, EMTs saved the day Couple gives abandoned dogs a home Injustice done to McCullough Fasting to stop climate change before it’s too late Small Business calls Corzine’s payroll levy a ‘Hoover Tax’ More Middle Twp. - Opinion News	Middle Twp. - Events Lomax teams with Project Porchlight on an energy efficient mission LoBiondo announces veterans enrollment clinic in Somers Point Free Child Safety Seat Checks At Burke Chevrolet Christmas Food Drive slated for Dec. 5 WCHS to host All-Class Reunion WCHS presents ‘Sound of Music’ Getting back to basics: Green burials offered at historic cemetery 4-H Horse Council Open Horse Show is Sept. 26 What to do on the Fourth of July Cape May County’s 4-H Fair July 16-18 More Middle Twp. - Events News
Upper Twp. - General Freeholders introduce $142 million budget New hibachi venture slotted for Cape May Court House Merchants organizing first township-wide business association in 15 years Tax man cometh, finally, for Upper Township residents Woodbine special school election focuses on energy efficiency INSIDE TOWN HALL with TED KLEPAC, Upper Township Public Information Officer Upper school board advised to spend wisely next year Local News Notes Upper Township looks to President for disaster relief 4-Hers help repopulate beach plum More Upper Twp. - General News	Upper Twp. - Breaking Cape May County braces for storm Collateral damage: Apparently the students were an afterthought Wildwood Catholic alumni rally to save school Wildwood Catholic closing in June Wildwood Catholic closing in June State police investigating Heritage clubhouse fire Heritage clubhouse burns to the ground County expected to privatize youth shelter Missing storeowner located in Cherry Hill Cape May Court House Health Center Offers H1N1 Flu Shots More Upper Twp. - Breaking News
Upper Twp. - Business First-time homeowner credit spurs local sales Storm forecasts hurting local businesses more than weather A Day of Free Golf Offered at The Pines at Clermont Acme says its 34th Street store is here to stay Real estate expert says ‘90 percent’ is ‘doing pretty well’ The tax man cometh for DuBois estate	Upper Twp. - Opinion LoBiondo urges suspension of recreational Black Sea Bass closure Township must cut budget like school board had to Christie’s health plan denies mammogram coverage Lake Memorial Park appreciated Surf camp more than just a lesson September changes We’re wild about the fall Clean Energy Act is just a slush fund that will jack up energy bills Former candidate thanks the voters Kudos for healthcare coverage More Upper Twp. - Opinion News
Upper Twp. - Events Santa visits firemen’s breakfast in Tuckahoe this weekend Community News Community News Lomax teams with Project Porchlight on an energy efficient mission Harriers for Hounds run is Thursday LoBiondo announces veterans enrollment clinic in Somers Point Free Child Safety Seat Checks At Burke Chevrolet Second holiday craft show unwrapped this weekend Christmas Food Drive slated for Dec. 5 Getting back to basics: Green burials offered at historic cemetery More Upper Twp. - Events News	Ocean City - General Boardwalk vision meeting will come this month City’s share of expanded beach replenishment will cost $200,000 Telecommunication rules put on hold as council looks at cell tower setbacks Freeholders introduce $142 million budget Referendum on council health benefits could be on May ballot Mayor proposes 1.4 cent tax increase in 2010 budget Future of public bay front marina coming into focus City moves to offer tax breaks for historic district renovations Perillo will not run for second term State law would allow Ocean City to move future May elections More Ocean City - General News
Ocean City - Breaking Cape May County braces for storm Boardwalk vision meeting will come this month City’s share of expanded beach replenishment will cost $200,000 Telecommunication rules put on hold as council looks at cell tower setbacks Collateral damage: Apparently the students were an afterthought Wildwood Catholic alumni rally to save school Wildwood Catholic closing in June County expected to privatize youth shelter Cape May Court House Health Center Offers H1N1 Flu Shots CAPE MAY COUNTY SIGNS EMERGENCY PROCLAMATION More Ocean City - Breaking News	Ocean City - Business Resilient Burke Brothers dealership moves forward A Day of Free Golf Offered at The Pines at Clermont Acme says its 34th Street store is here to stay Real estate expert says ‘90 percent’ is ‘doing pretty well’ Rentals waiting to bloom in this winter of discontent Local businesses expect strong summer despite economy The tax man cometh for DuBois estate
Ocean City - Opinion LoBiondo urges suspension of recreational Black Sea Bass closure Township must cut budget like school board had to Christie’s health plan denies mammogram coverage Lake Memorial Park appreciated Surf camp more than just a lesson September changes We’re wild about the fall Ocean City is a miracle Flanders Banquet Center is pushing for sale of alcohol Thank you to all those who searched for Rocky More Ocean City - Opinion News	Ocean City - Events Harriers for Hounds run is Thursday LoBiondo announces veterans enrollment clinic in Somers Point Free Child Safety Seat Checks At Burke Chevrolet Second holiday craft show unwrapped this weekend Christmas Food Drive slated for Dec. 5 Getting back to basics: Green burials offered at historic cemetery 4-H Horse Council Open Horse Show is Sept. 26 Surf for a Cure is Sunday Street rods rev their engines in Ocean City U.S. Navy country band anchors at the Music Pier soon More Ocean City - Events News
Brigantine - General Two Brigantine men arrested following TD Bank robbery Holy Spirit dominates Sacred Heart in co-ed swimming Sports Scrapbook – Week of Dec. 11, 2009 Rams banquet is rescheduled Bluefish tournament nets $62,500 for mobile mammography Two ways to vote for Atlantic City favorites Hanukkah celebrates Jews’ journey from darkness to light It’s the 10th year for Brigantine Polar Bear Club ocean swim Marine Mammal Stranding Center receives $1,000 grant ‘Ghost Hunters’ investigates Absecon Lighthouse haunting claims More Brigantine - General News	Brigantine - Breaking Bill has surfers psyched McCann replaces Conrad on Republican Assembly ticket House approves $300,000 for Emergency Operations Center in Brigantine DHSS Identifies Two Additional Probable Cases of Swine Flu Coast Guard convenes Formal Board of Investigation into Lady Mary sinking Coast Guard suspends search for 4 missing off Cape May Still no sign of missing fishermen Second crewman confirmed dead One dead, two rescued as search continues Free forum March 17 on substance abuse in families More Brigantine - Breaking News
Brigantine - Opinion Point of View A letter of thanks to Lt. Rob Rabino Temple Beth gives thanks to those who helped after Dr. Chaikin’s passing Thank you to anonymous person There are honest people in this world Mogan and Solari give ‘polished presentation’ about Civic Center at 4th Ward meeting BBCAC youth photo contest winners pieces displayed in City Hall Resident concerned about city not renewing MMSC lease Point of View -- Oct. 30, 2009 Police Department participates in Operation Medicine Cabinet New Jersey More Brigantine - Opinion News	Brigantine - Events Knights of Columbus host basketball foul shooting contest Elks to host vets for Army/Navy game Trump Taj Mahal dazzles with ‘Cirque Dreams Holidaze’ C.E.R. sponsors trip to South Africa with Victoria Falls Sons of Italy to host New Year’s party Republican Club to host holiday celebration Michael Turco brings his magic to Bally's Christmas has gone to the dogs … and cats C.E.R. sponsors trip to ‘Glorious Sounds of Music’ show Mia restaurant’s new menu coincides with dusk nightclub hours More Brigantine - Events News
Absecon - General Car crash causes power outage School board member pushes for taxation of mobile homes Seher sworn in to Ward 1 council seat Caterson named next League of Municipalities president Absecon Police Blotter – Edition of Feb. 5, 2010 Residents consider suing to stop mobile home park Developer gets rolling on mobile home park Absecon fire department gets grant for pagers, radios Two Brigantine men arrested following TD Bank robbery Tax delinquents mean higher bill for all in Absecon More Absecon - General News	Absecon - Breaking Republicans win Absecon Council slots Error, correction made in Absecon council race story Traffic changes in Absecon, Linwood Rabid raccoon found in Absecon New Jersey Avenue to be closed westbound Cancer claims longtime Absecon Councilman Charles Norris Police seek man in robbery of Absecon PNC Bank McCann replaces Conrad on Republican Assembly ticket Shaver to get 25 years in mugging death of elderly woman Delilah Road to reopen May 21 following 15-month, $30M project More Absecon - Breaking News
Absecon - Business Groomer takes pride in treating dogs well Two from Absecon among ‘Top 40 Under 40’	Absecon - Opinion Manufactured homes are not the trailers of yesteryear Teacher’s raise was right thing to do Health care bill is a conspiracy Absecon Shores blessed by a garden angel Report on both sides equally Census workers are out on the streets Tentative agreement reached in teachers strike It’s not about race Poor, needy need new direction, away from corrupt government Absecon Council paid too much for chief’s contract More Absecon - Opinion News
Absecon - Events Absecon In Your Town – Edition of Feb. 5, 2010 Absecon In Your Town - Edition of Jan. 22, 2010 Absecon In Your Town – Edition of Jan. 15, 2010 Absecon In Your Town – Edition of Jan. 8, 2010 Absecon In Your Town, Edition of Jan. 1, 2010 Absecon In Your Town - Edition of Dec. 18, 2009 Absecon In Your Town, Edition of Dec. 11, 2009 Absecon In Your Town - Edition of Dec. 4, 2009 Absecon In Your Town, Edition of Nov. 27, 2009 Absecon In Your Town – Edition of Nov. 20, 2009 More Absecon - Events News	Pleasantville - General New school board member sought Council OKs 3.9% wage hikes Merged parish to become St. Gianna Berretta Molla Pleasantville drug dealer gets 55 years School board gives principal’s student handbook the heave-ho Pleasantville honors King with 15th annual memorial service One woman’s charity helping Haiti after the earthquake, and before NJDOT awards $340,000 grant to Pleasantville Man arrested in sexual assault Pleasantville OKs alternative education program More Pleasantville - General News
Pleasantville - Breaking Student held in assault on teacher P’ville man, 19, fatally shot near Sassafras Run Woman gets 7 years for failed attempt to kill husband Man charged in dog napping P’ville has two shootings in two days Franklin Boulevard traffic detour Northfield bank hit McCann replaces Conrad on Republican Assembly ticket Pleasantville woman indicted in ID thefts at shredding service Pleasantville man gets 29 years for domestic assault More Pleasantville - Breaking News	Pleasantville - Business Urban Books speaks to readers in their own language Rio Brazilian Store brings heart of the homeland stateside
Pleasantville - Opinion Judge must protect voters and those charged with fraud Know your dreams today, realize them tomorrow (Pleasantville High School valedictorian speech) Taking the next step (Pleasantville High School salutatorian speech) Approaching the future (Pleasantville High School senior class president’s speech) Hurley hits home in Michigan Support new Trocki Jewish Community Day School Corzine kept his promise to disabled citizens	Pleasantville - Events Pleasantville In Your Town – Edition of Jan. 15, 2010 Pleasantville In Your Town - Edition of Jan. 8, 2010 Pleasantville In Your Town – Edition of Dec. 18, 2009 Pleasantville In Your Town, Edition of Dec. 11, 2009 Pleasantville In Your Town – Edition of Dec. 4, 2009 Pleasantville In Your Town – Edition of Nov. 13, 2009 Operation Medicine Cabinet encourages proper disposal of prescription drugs Comedy show to benefit Ricky’s Rainbow Fund Pleasantville In Your Town – Edition of Nov. 6, 2009 Pleasantville In Your Town – Edition of Oct. 30, 2009 More Pleasantville - Events News
Galloway - General Port Republic Volunteer Fire Company awarded $17,000 grant People in the News, Edition of Feb. 4, 2010 Three arrested in armed home invasion Galloway Township People in the News - Edition of Feb. 4, 2010 Tough times leave little room for special projects at GEHR schools GEHR Superintendent Adam Pfeffer to retire March 1 Council’s new tone strikes a chord with some Galloway Township Police Briefs – Edition of Feb. 4, 2010 Galloway Township Police Blotter – Edition of Feb. 4, 2010 GTBA starts year with new officers, plans More Galloway - General News	Galloway - Breaking Former high school runner makes a dash for suspected burglar Republicans sweep Galloway Council Work under way on Old New York Road Mosquito air spray application scheduled for today Galloway man pulls gun on cable guy McCann replaces Conrad on Republican Assembly ticket Two suspects sought in motel robbery Driver, 73, hospitalized after van, pick-up collide DHSS Identifies Two Additional Probable Cases of Swine Flu Budget, solar panels approved in Galloway More Galloway - Breaking News
Galloway - Business Vincenzo’s opens on Route 9 Single mom, tech firm founder finds success flying solo Accent Aesthetics day spa experience can take off years Bruno’s brings fresh produce closer to home for many	Galloway - Opinion Freezing discretionary spending now would be economic malpractice Teachers aren’t the problem Grossman column on teachers’ raise went too far Who has the courage to make the cuts? If U.S. had a draft there would be no war in Afghanistan Road to recovery is blocked by sparring elephants and donkeys ‘Mad Hatter patriots’ viewing America through a fogged looking glass Thank you for making Galloway programs happen Renegades built by work of dedicated people like Chuck Endicott Time for Galloway to start fresh More Galloway - Opinion News
Galloway - Events Galloway Township In Your Town – Edition of Feb. 4, 2010 Galloway Township In Your Town, Edition of Jan. 28, 2010 Stockton to host Call to Service Summit Stockton to host sustainable living guest speaker series Couch to speak at King Day event Galloway Township In Your Town – Edition of Jan. 14, 2010 Galloway Township In Your Town - Edition of Jan. 7, 2010 Galloway Township In Your Town, Edition of Dec. 30, 2009 Peace Lutheran Church to sponsor blood drive Galloway Township In Your Town – Edition of Dec. 17, 2009 More Galloway - Events News	Downbeach - General Scout memorabilia inspires a new generation Mini-golf course heads back to the Planning Board Margate commissioners propose change to burglar alarm code Annual storytelling contest gives Ventnor students a yen for a good yarn Interlocal agreement sends Longport e-waste to Margate Ventnor City People in the News – Edition of Feb. 4 Ventnor Police Blotter – Edition of Feb. 4, 2010 Brothers hang on tight till help arrives Margate library offers new foreign language program Renaissance rules at the Ross School More Downbeach - General News
Downbeach - Breaking Scout chili dinner cancelled Dorset Ave. Bridge to remain open through Jan. 17 Longport firefighters host lunch with Santa Dorset and Wellington avenues to close 5-7:30 p.m. today Correction Correction McCann replaces Conrad on Republican Assembly ticket DHSS Identifies Two Additional Probable Cases of Swine Flu Delays expected on Mill Road Margate school taxes to drop under approved budget More Downbeach - Breaking News	Downbeach - Business Malelani named merchant of the month Device takes the bite out of dog grooming Verizon opens We R Wireless store in Ventnor Work begins on Checkers Restaurants serve up arias with the appetizer, duets with dessert Evenings at the Carisbrooke cultivate art appreciation See Spot run, even when you can’t All you knead and more Survey seeks input for creating a sunnier business climate
Downbeach - Opinion School board weighing its funding options Tighe School play was a special treat School board weighing its funding options School board weighing its funding options Tighe School play was a special treat Using outside firms for big engineering jobs is common sense practice COO would better suit Ventnor Weintrob cannot have it both ways Ordinance change doesn’t fix Margate planner fiasco Longport can no longer expect citizens to be manipulated More Downbeach - Opinion News	Downbeach - Events Ventnor In Your Town – Edition of Feb. 4, 2010 Longport In Your Town – Edition of Feb. 4, 2010 Margate In Your Town – Edition of Feb. 4, 2010 Ventnor In Your Town – Edition of Jan. 28, 2010 Margate In Your Town – Edition of Jan. 28, 2010 Longport In Your Town – Edition of Jan. 28, 2010 Wine tasting to benefit Animal Shelter Ventnor In Your Town – Edition of Jan. 21, 2010 Never second best Ventnor In Your Town – Edition of Jan. 14, 2010 More Downbeach - Events News
Hamilton Twp. - General Tough times leave little room for special projects at GEHR schools GEHR Superintendent Adam Pfeffer to retire March 1 Control burns planned in Hamilton, EHT, Estell Manor Four officers reinstated as PBA, township reach agreement Hamilton Township News in Brief, Week of Feb. 4, 2010 Teachers, parents urge school board to settle contract EHC officials debate fate of rescue mission satellite office Hamilton Township News in Brief, Week of Feb. 4, 2010 Proposal seeks more time for non-motor boats on lake Guerrieri named Zoning Board chairman More Hamilton Twp. - General News	Hamilton Twp. - Breaking Tilton Road traffic delays Woman gets 7 years for failed attempt to kill husband Lower Bank Bridge to close Nov. 5-6 Weekstown Pleasant Mills Road closed Nov. 4-5 Moss Mill Road closed for roadwork ‘E.T.’ postponed due to weather Hunter finds body in the woods off Route 50 West Nile virus found in Egg Harbor City mosquito Main Street closed today Hamilton Township bat tests positive for rabies More Hamilton Twp. - Breaking News
Hamilton Twp. - Business New arts studio emerges from diverse personality palette	Hamilton Twp. - Opinion Jan. 2 was a sad day for Hamilton Township Debate rages over a decade of difficult budget decisions Raising taxes must always be the last resort Race course comments showed ‘alarming’ lack of knowledge Township Republicans proud of their record Teachers union lies to help Corzine Emergency closing announced for Weymouth Furnace Bridge Gun, Internet laws would conquer quicker than Hitler Christie will help make A.C. a national resort destination Township’s core mission changes by effective lobbying More Hamilton Twp. - Opinion News
Hamilton Twp. - Events Hamilton Township, Egg Harbor City In Your Town, Edition of Jan. 28, 2010 Hamilton Township, Egg Harbor City In Your Town – Edition of Jan. 21, 2010 Hamilton Township, Egg Harbor City In Your Town – Edition of Jan. 14, 2010 Hamilton Township, Egg Harbor City In Your Town, Edition of Jan. 7, 2010 Christmas parade steps off 6 p.m. Saturday Hamilton Township, Egg Harbor City In Your Town, Edition of Dec. 17, 2009 Christmas parade Dec. 19 Hamilton Township, Egg Harbor City In Your Town, Edition of Dec. 10, 2009 Hamilton Township, Egg Harbor City In Your Town, Edition of Dec. 2, 2009 Hamilton Township, Egg Harbor City In Your Town, Edition of Nov. 25, 2009 More Hamilton Twp. - Events News	Egg Harbor Twp. - General Control burns planned in Hamilton, EHT, Estell Manor Accolades given for crisis response at high school Man arrested, fake handgun recovered following alleged domestic dispute Dance crews face off in support of Darfur EHT man pleads guilty to operating heroin ring Egg Harbor Township Committee Briefs - Edition of Feb. 3, 2010 Teen pleas guilty to manslaughter in fatal stabbing of EHT man Egg Harbor Township Police Blotter – Edition of Feb. 3, 2010 Bargaintown VFC lands federal grant Township OKs $1.5 million for revaluation More Egg Harbor Twp. - General News
Egg Harbor Twp. - Breaking Clarification Bomb scare at EHT High School comes day after lockdown for armed intruder EHT man indicted in double murder of mother, daughter Tilton Road traffic delays McCullough, Carman reelected; Republicans favored in EHT Police warn of Bank of America email scam Tilton Road bridge work under way Police seek man who robbed Select Bank McCann replaces Conrad on Republican Assembly ticket More swine flu cases confirmed in Atlantic County More Egg Harbor Twp. - Breaking News	Egg Harbor Twp. - Business Pumpkin donates car to Salvation Army Local business completes solar installation Spencer’s raises money for pediatric facilities Lenox warehouse returns with familiar faces, new location Fresh flavor is key at Micchelli’s Pizza SMH Auxiliary opens third thrift store in EHT The Storage Inn celebrates 30 years May 14-17 At Primo’s Pizza, the artist’s medium is larger than life
Egg Harbor Twp. - Opinion Heavy religious overtones don’t belong at freeholder meeting School boards are way too generous with my money When a rare, 2-foot snowfall happens, we must be patient Terror record question is elementary EHTHS students come together for Ashley Columnists inspire apparently deranged letter writers Santa’s visit appreciated Tell your representatives you oppose gay marriage bill Argument against gay marriage just another form of bigotry Thanks for making Volunteers Appreciation Day great More Egg Harbor Twp. - Opinion News	Egg Harbor Twp. - Events Egg Harbor Township In Your Town, Edition of Feb. 3, 2010 EHT to kick off 300th anniversary year with gala celebration Egg Harbor Township In Your Town, Edition of Jan. 27, 2010 Egg Harbor Township In Your Town, Edition of Jan. 20, 2010 Egg Harbor Township In Your Town, Edition of Jan. 13, 2010 Egg Harbor Township In Your Town – Edition of Jan. 6, 2010 Egg Harbor Township In Your Town – Edition of Dec. 30, 2009 Egg Harbor Township In Your Town – Edition of Dec. 23, 2009 Egg Harbor Township In Your Town, Edition of Dec. 16, 2009 Santa Claus is coming to Bargaintown More Egg Harbor Twp. - Events News
Northfield - General Council approves spending plan with $1.38M to address flooding Merged parish to become St. Gianna Berretta Molla Northfield People in News- Edition of Feb. 3, 2009 Northfield names replacement for municipal prosecutor Northfield Police Blotter, Feb. 3, 2010 edition Mainland school board looking to fill four seats Youth group adds health kits for Haiti to charity work Head-on crash closes New Road Northfield council set to vote on flooding appropriation Three school board seats up for election More Northfield - General News	Northfield - Breaking Former high school runner makes a dash for suspected burglar Construction on Zion Road changes traffic pattern Republicans win two of three seats, Frank Perri returns to city government Cedarbridge Road to close for construction Two teens robbed on Northfield street corner 7-11 robbed at gunpoint Tuesday Northfield bank hit McCann replaces Conrad on Republican Assembly ticket Northfield teen found in North Carolina Northfield girl, 15, missing More Northfield - Breaking News
Northfield - Business No cold feet at Sammy’s Sock Outlet The Bank expects to open Northfield branch in mid-September Shops @ the Square brings Main Street retailers under one roof Kitchen Kapers to open in Shops at Kensington Mazzeo’s is still fresh after 50 years	Northfield - Opinion Push for shared services will be positive for residents Sharing services is good government Savings too few to justify court merger Lots of good reasons to reject health care plan Northfield gave students a valuable lesson about veterans Switch to AtlantiCare improved EMS service and saved money The quest for government ethics in Northfield Don’t tailgate me Priest was misidentified New EMS is less service for more money More Northfield - Opinion News
Northfield - Events Northfield in Your Town – Edition of Feb. 3, 2010 Northfield in Your Town – Edition of Jan. 27, 2010 Northfield in Your Town, Edition of Jan. 20, 2010 Good Shepherd to hold Soup-er Bowl drive Northfield in Your Town, Edition of Jan. 13, 2010 Northfield in Your Town - Edition of Jan. 6, 2010 Church ladies don their aprons for annual cookie walk Northfield In Your Town, Edition of Dec. 9, 2009 Northfield In Your Town, Edition of Dec. 2, 2009 Northfield In Your Town, edition of Nov. 25, 2009 More Northfield - Events News	Linwood - General Local agency helps seniors live safely in their homes Belhaven students take their best shot at science fair Former high school runner makes a dash for suspected burglar Shore Memorial doctors join Haiti relief effort Snow removal costs pile up Perskie joins PMB&B law firm Mainland school board looking to fill four seats Linwood Police Blotter – Edition of Feb. 3, 2010 Pleasantville man held in break-in Man charged with holding woman against her will More Linwood - General News
Linwood - Breaking Our Lady of Sorrows reschedules flea market Former high school runner makes a dash for suspected burglar Republicans reign supreme in Linwood Woman killed, two injured in stabbing at Village of Linwood Traffic changes in Absecon, Linwood Linwood doctor charged in $8.5M billing fraud Northfield bank hit McCann replaces Conrad on Republican Assembly ticket Traffic safety advisory posted for Shore Road in Linwood DHSS Identifies Two Additional Probable Cases of Swine Flu More Linwood - Breaking News	Linwood - Business Pumpkin donates car to Salvation Army Cornerstone Commerce has designs to expand Linwood native says fire-protection gel could save thousands of homes
Linwood - Opinion Basketball game chants got out of hand Linwood Public Works Department did outstanding job Linwood not waiting for another fatality to act What’s not to like about government health care? Gay marriage opposition is not bigotry Sharing services is good government Savings too few to justify court merger Stick to English in the classroom Corzine fiddles while New Jersey burns Turkish massacre of Armenians is disputed history More Linwood - Opinion News	Linwood - Events Our Lady of Sorrows reschedules flea market Linwood In Your Town – Edition of Feb. 3, 2010 Linwood In Your Town – Edition of Jan. 27, 2010 Linwood In Your Town – Edition of Jan. 20, 2010 Linwood In Your Town – Edition of Jan. 13, 2010 Mainland school board meeting dates set Linwood In Your Town – Edition of Jan. 6, 2010 Linwood In Your Town – Edition of Dec. 30, 2009 Linwood In Your Town – Edition of Dec. 23, 2009 Linwood City Hall holiday closings announced More Linwood - Events News
Somers Point - General Charter Tech presents Share the Love Community Talent Show Somers Point Police Blotter, Edition of Feb. 3, 2010 Deneal gets 15 years in child’s beating death Stokes trip is a rite of passage for Somers Point sixth-graders Save and Pave benefit raises money for rural Kansas fire department Somers Point Police Department News in Brief - Week of Feb. 3, 2010 Shore Memorial doctors join Haiti relief effort Mainland school board looking to fill four seats Somers Point Police Blotter, Edition of Jan. 27, 2010 Somers Point City Council News in Brief More Somers Point - General News	Somers Point - Breaking Correction GOP sweeps in Somers Point ; Smith and Dill win handily Roadwork to close Shore Road southbound Thursday Northfield bank hit McCann replaces Conrad on Republican Assembly ticket Recreational Bathing Site Closed in Beesley’s Point DHSS Identifies Two Additional Probable Cases of Swine Flu Voters reject Mainland budget but OK renovations, solar panels Traffic advisory for Shore Road, Linwood Ferguson withdraws from Northfield school board race More Somers Point - Breaking News
Somers Point - Business At Santori’s it pays to be fresh Fresh flavor is key at Micchelli’s Pizza Sonic skates into Somers Point Pastore opens Somers Point office	Somers Point - Opinion America is living dangerously Memorable Santa brought out the child in all How can a moral wrong ever be a civil right? Maher is no hero Time for politicians to stand up for The Pearl It’s the quality of the vote, not the quantity Officials ignoring Pearl’s plight Silence on Pearl issue speaks volumes Neo-isolationists like Cohen, Obama take liberty for granted Some Catholics have failed their faith More Somers Point - Opinion News
Somers Point - Events Somers Point In Your Town – Edition of Feb. 3, 2010 Somers Point In Your Town – Edition of Jan. 27, 2010 Somers Point In Your Town – Edition of Jan. 20, 2010 Somers Point In Your Town – Edition of Jan. 13, 2010 Jazz Society benefit a ‘labor of love’ for Mesterhazy Trio Margate teen to perform in ‘Sugar Babies’ Somers Point In Your Town – Edition of Dec. 16, 2009 Somers Point In Your Town – Edition of Dec. 9, 2009 Somers Point In Your Town – Edition of Dec. 2, 2009 Live jazz event is double birthday celebration More Somers Point - Events News	Wildwood - General Gazette Leader Newsnotes 2-3-10 Group reveals business plan to save Wildwood Catholic Freeholders introduce $142 million budget New hibachi venture slotted for Cape May Court House Gazette Leader Newsnotes 1-27-10 ‘Save Wildwood Catholic’ group to release plans Thursday Ferentz hearings highlight borough strife Local economics: it’s all about holding down the fort Gazette Leader Newsnotes 1-20-10 Alumni strive to keep Wildwood Catholic alive More Wildwood - General News
Wildwood - Breaking Cape May County braces for storm North Wildwood woman killed in crash Glimmer of hope? Collateral damage: Apparently the students were an afterthought Wildwood Catholic alumni rally to save school Wildwood Catholic closing in June Wildwood Catholic closing in June Brannen, Harshaw win in recall election County expected to privatize youth shelter Cape May Court House Health Center Offers H1N1 Flu Shots More Wildwood - Breaking News	Wildwood - Business First-time homeowner credit spurs local sales CORRECTION: Cape Counseling Staff Day benefits United Way Court House Blockbuster going out of business Take a spin for a good cause Resilient Burke Brothers dealership moves forward A Day of Free Golf Offered at The Pines at Clermont Real estate expert says ‘90 percent’ is ‘doing pretty well’
Wildwood - Opinion LoBiondo urges suspension of recreational Black Sea Bass closure AARP president disappointed in Menendez Goals we set are goals we get Many thanks from Ottens Canal National healthcare options won’t work Clean Energy Act is just a slush fund that will jack up energy bills WCBP, EMTs saved the day Couple gives abandoned dogs a home Injustice done to McCullough Fasting to stop climate change before it’s too late More Wildwood - Opinion News	Wildwood - Events LoBiondo announces veterans enrollment clinic in Somers Point Free Child Safety Seat Checks At Burke Chevrolet Christmas Food Drive slated for Dec. 5 WCHS to host All-Class Reunion WCHS presents ‘Sound of Music’ Getting back to basics: Green burials offered at historic cemetery Honor-able entertainment at Baby Shower event Wildwood Harley Owners Group rides for VIM 4-H Horse Council Open Horse Show is Sept. 26 WWE show comes to Wildwood July 25 More Wildwood - Events News
Atlantic County - General Anti-fraud bill now law Wellness Briefs – Posted Feb. 1, 2010 Upcoming Trips – Posted Feb. 1, 2010 Aid for Haiti – Posted Tuesday, Feb. 2, 2010 Regional News in Brief – Week of Feb. 3, 2010 2nd District legislators get committee assignments Wellness Briefs – Posted Feb. 1, 2010 What Grossman writes about teachers is just his opinion County offers flu shots by appointment Reaching out to people in danger of becoming homeless More Atlantic County - General News	Atlantic County - Breaking Seasonal flu shots today at Shore Mall Coastal flooding advisory issued for Thursday County to begin swine flu vaccination of children, pregnant women Coastal flood warning in effect until 11 p.m. Friday Republicans win two of three seats, Frank Perri returns to city government GOP sweeps in Somers Point ; Smith and Dill win handily McCullough, Carman reelected; Republicans favored in EHT ‘Big night’ for Atlantic County Republicans Republicans reign supreme in Linwood Route 9 in Pleasantville to close for tree removal More Atlantic County - Breaking News
Atlantic County - Business Menendez plan would give stimulus loans to small businesses Business Briefs – Edition of Nov. 11, 2009 DePolis adds equipment for treatment of spinal disorders Device takes the bite out of dog grooming New Galloway Urgent Care catching on fast Hometown hardware business much more than nuts and bolts Business Briefs – Edition of Oct. 14, 2009 Urban Books speaks to readers in their own language Saving green by going green has its day in the sun Dialysis center coming to Cornerstone restaurant site More Atlantic County - Business News	Atlantic County - Opinion Heavy religious overtones don’t belong at freeholder meeting Manufactured homes are not the trailers of yesteryear Historical record is irrelevant to Grossman Empathy can teach us about an ongoing human tragedy Freezing discretionary spending now would be economic malpractice Remembering family fun at the drive-in Amodeo and Polistina are steering the ship in the right direction Special tax breaks like those proposed for Revel caused Atlantic City to fail Aviation becoming key component of local economy A challenge from one Peacemaker to another More Atlantic County - Opinion News
Atlantic County - Events United Way offers free tax help Stockton to host legislative breakfast Upcoming Trips – Posted Feb. 1, 2010 Upcoming Trips – Posted Jan. 25, 2010 Stockton to host sustainable living guest speaker series Good Shepherd to hold Soup-er Bowl drive Free monthly small business workshops start Jan. 20 Stockton to celebrate Martin Luther King Day of Service Hunter, Ruiz to receive county MLK Awards AC Library announces OASIS program schedule More Atlantic County - Events News
Cape May County Bonus Coverage	Atlantic County Bonus Coverage Biggest fire in Northfield in 30 years (VIDEO) Polar bears have their pick of plunges (BONUS SLIDESHOW) Linwood rings in the holidays Whether they cheer, boo or hiss, audiences will enjoy 'Under the Lamplight' Performers will bring Noyes mixed-media exhibit to undulating life for Dec. 4 holiday party Linwood Middle School Band is off to college Storm damage estimated at $10M to $15M Blue and Gold Game packs the gym Your bravery and sacrifice, American soldiers, gave me my freedom Costumed characters come out to play Linwood