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HILLSBOROUGH: ‘Hillsborough CAN’ is unveiled
It’s new name for a new-think social services approach By Gene Robbins, Managing Editor And the new name is… ”The Hillsborough Community Assistance Network.” A new approach to the social services department was unveiled Friday, too, with the township saying it would work in more innovative ways to make available more food and resources to…
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CHESTERFIELD: History to be on display
The Chesterfield Township Historical Society will be celebrating the Township’s 325th anniversary from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., Saturday, Oct. 26. CHESTERFIELD — The Chesterfield Township Historical Society will be celebrating the Township’s 325th anniversary from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., Saturday, Oct. 26. From the early days of the native Lenni Lenape…
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FLORENCE: New officers join police ranks
Mayor Craig Wilkie (far left) swears in new Patrol Officer Salvatore Spart with his wife, Apryl Spart, and parents Donna Spart and Salvatore Spart (right) while Florence Township Police Department Chief Alvin Scully looking on.
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BORDENTOWN CITY: Annual Cranberry Festival a success
Picasa Leah, 3, and Alyssa Haines, both of Columbus, make a bracelet together at a crafter’s table.
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COUNTY: Float festival set for Oct. 20
EASTAMPTON — The Fall Foliage Family Float Festival is not just an impressive example of alliteration, but a unique opportunity to enjoy the Historic Smithville Park’s natural beauty. The event, scheduled for Oct. 20, includes canoe and kayak cruises down the Rancocas Creek. Canoes and kayaks will launch between 9 a.m. and 2 p.m. Meanwhile…
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COUNTY: CPR classes offered
Burlington County officials would like to invite residents to participate in CPR courses offered at the county Emergency Services Training Center. WESTAMPTON — Burlington County officials would like to invite residents to participate in CPR courses offered at the county Emergency Services Training Center. The CPR course, offered by the Basic Life Course Healthcare Providers,…
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LAWRENCE: Campaign corner
Editor’s note: The following are written by candidates for office in Lawrence. The Ledger is treating them as press releases and reserves the right to edit them for length and content. Submitted by Jim Kownacki, Democratic candidate for Township Council: Recent discussion of Lawrence Township’s municipal budget seems to have glossed over some important facts…
