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Some local residents enjoyed a January trip to the Holy Lands and Egypt. Rev. Tom Perry, his wife Pat and Dot Wood, all of South Seaville, and Harriett Reardon Bailey of Ocean View are shown in Jordan at Petra. They are in front of the Treasury, a building made of red sandstone. This 14th century city was buried then discovered in 1812.
 
Steve and Irmgard Imperiale of Egg Harbor Township celebrated their 40th wedding anniversary traveling to Egypt and Jordan. They are pictured here with their copy of The Current standing in front of Al Khazneh, or “the Treasury,” in Petra, Jordan. The 120-foot-high building is part of a vast ancient city carved into solid rock.

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Steve and Irmgard Imperiale of Egg Harbor Township celebrated their 40th wedding anniversary traveling to Egypt and Jordan. They are pictured here with their copy of The Current standing in front of Al Khazneh, or “the Treasury,” in Petra, Jordan. The 120-foot-high building is part of a vast ancient city carved into solid rock.

Lee Ann Gray-Perle, of Palermo, and daughter Lacey Gray, a Fellow at King's Academy in Manja, Jordan, pose with the Gazette in front of the Khazneh in Petra, Jordan.

Lee Ann Gray-Perle, of Palermo, and daughter Lacey Gray, a Fellow at King's Academy in Manja, Jordan, pose with the Gazette in front of the Khazneh in Petra, Jordan.