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BARBECUE July 1: The Red and White Gridiron Club is sponsoring its second annual barbecue at 8 p.m. at the Italian Sons and Daughters on Pratt Street, Hammonton.

"The Rising Tide," a documentary about the 1990 luxury tax told from the point of view of Viking Yachts, is scheduled to air the week of June 22-29 on New Jersey public television.

TUCKERTON - July 4 activities will take place at the Tuckerton Seaport instead of the Stanley "Tip" Seaman Park, organizers announced this week.

A Memorial Day parade will take place in Little Egg Harbor, and veterans will also conduct services at local cemeteries.

Ricky Rivera of Little Egg Harbor took the title in the fourth annual Mr. Pinelands pageant April 24 at the Pinelands Regional High School auditorium.

The borough police department has made the public aware of a number of recent burglaries in the borough so residents can be alert for any activity that is out of the ordinary.

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LITTLE EGG HARBOR - The judges munched, savored and rated cookies and pies March 12 in a bake-off at the Little Egg Harbor Community Center.

As a young girl growing up in Poland, Monika Kuhn never had a birthday party. "For me, a birthday meant you got some fruit and that was your gift," said Kuhn, who immigrated to the United States 24 years ago.

Water, wildlife and research - the cornerstones of life at the Marine Academy of Technology and Environmental Science.

Charles Smith, one of the most respected members of the Marine Academy of Technology and Environmental Science's support staff, is affectionately known as "Charlie, the bus driver." His happy-go-lucky attitude ...

Some people would never miss story time at the Tuckerton library. Lauren Mathis, 2, comes from New Gretna to hear the stories of different continents and countries.

Helen Adams of New Gretna and Bonnie Dupuis of Tuckerton sat at opposite ends of a table long enough to hold their dozens of bingo cards.

The state, Burlington County and Bass River have settled a lawsuit over repairs to and ownership of a road that serves as a primary entrance to Bass River State Forest in the Pinelands.