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6th Annual Outdoor Living
and Garden Show
Saturday, May 19 |
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Get Ready For Some Fun!
Fun Day at Locke Ave Park Saturday, May 19 |
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The day will include a
variety of vendors, educational talks, a farmer’s market and a living
wreath project with Rutgers Master Gardeners. Visitors interested in
taking part in the living wreath project must sign up online.
“Every year we try to change a few of the highlights to keep people
interested and appeal to a new audience. Involving the students brings a
new element to the show and helps the students respect the land and the
farmers that we have surrounding Swedesboro” ...
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From 2 to 10 p.m. Celebrate our community with
your family, friends, and neighbors. Enjoy carnival rides and games, craft
vendors, pony rides, continuous entertainment on two stages, and lots to
see and do.
Bring your
appetite. Local favorite food vendors such as BBQ, grilled chicken and
carnival type foods will be available.
The bands
are back and so are the fireworks ...
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Swedesboro
Adopts
2012 Budget |
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East Greenwich
Approves
Water Rate Increases |
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By
Robert Holt |
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By
Robert Holt |
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Swedesboro Council unanimously approved the community’s 2012 budget at its
meeting on April 16. The budget calls for an increase of $56 per year for
an average home assessed at $186,000.
In other business, the Council
appeared pleased with the early results of the addition of stop signs to
the community. Swedesboro Mayor Tom Fromm said, “I think people are
catching on, some slower than others.” ...
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Even though the scheduled
public hearing was held for the 2012 municipal budget at the April 24
meeting, the East Greenwich Township Committee could not take any action
on it because they are still waiting for state approval.
The proposed budget would call for an increase of $200,000. This would
mean that the tax on the average home upon reassessment in East Greenwich
would see an increase of approximately $53...
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Logan Municipal Tax
Rate
Stay The Same For 2012 |
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Woolwich
Township Elevates Thomas Neale to Police Captain |
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By Kate
Sherrer |
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by
Melissa D. Strickland |
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The Logan Township Council
approved their 2012 Municipal Budget that calls for no increase in their
municipal tax rate. This means that the average township homeowner will still
see their $371 municipal tax bill unchanged.
Council also appointed
Councilmembers Stephen Dougherty, David McCormick, and Administrator Lyman
Barnes to the Agricultural Advisory Committee ...
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At their April 16 meeting,
the Woolwich Township Committee held a special swearing in ceremony for
Township Police Captain Thomas Neale. Neale is a former township
lieutenant, and is a 17 year veteran of the department.
The room was filled with family, friends and fellow officers who gathered
to witness the event. “He is the example of what police officers should
be,” Township Committeeman Alex Elefante remarked ...
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