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Paulsboro man critical after Logan Township Jeep crash, Crozer Chester says
LOGAN TWP . - At least one of the seven people injured when a Jeep overturned after midnight was listed in critical condition as of Friday evening.
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Paulsboro man wanted for failing to appear in court on theft charge
Leroy Dorsey III, pictured here, is wanted for failing to appear in court on a theft charge.
Paulsboro High School holds Cinco de Mayo-themed luncheon for area seniors
PAULSBORO - There was an inter-generational party at Paulsboro High School Wednesday afternoon when the members of SURE - Students United for Respect and Equality - invited the local senior citizen organizations over for lunch and entertainment.
First responders sue in Paulsboro derailment
Twenty-four plaintiffs, including a dozen police officers who rushed to the scene of a November train derailment in Paulsboro, sued on Monday, alleging that the rail company's negligence caused the derailment, and that it downplayed the dangers of a chemical spill and failed to protect responders.
Paulsboro Man Sentenced to 30 Years for Rape, Burglary, Theft
Man sentenced to 10 years for armed robberies in Deptford, Paulsboro, Woodbury
Self-Described 'Worst Guy Ever' Sentenced To 30 Years For Break-in, Rape Of Ex-Girlfriend
David A. Richardson, 39, of Paulsboro, was sentenced to 30 years in New Jersey state prison on Friday for breaking into his ex's Woodbury apartment on Jun 20, 2010 and raping her twice, all while wielding a kitchen knife and punching her in the face.
Gasoline prices fluctuate on false report of N.J. oil refinery fire
Gasoline fluctuated after a false report of billows of black and gray smoke at an oil refinery in Paulsboro was posted on a state regulator website.
US gasoline futures up on report of smoke, alarms at NJ refinery
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Panel OKs plan for property tax rebate program
An Assembly panel has moved forward with measures to create a constitutional amendment that would double the income limit for New Jersey seniors and disabled people to qualify for a property tax rebate.
Mantua Township crimelog: PCP, heroin, marijuana allegedly found on arrests
An officer allegedly spotted the 32-year-old in a Main Street parking lot and deemed him suspicious.
Gloucester County groups schedule events
Gibbstown Democrat Club will hold its 65th Annual Testimonial Dinner on Friday, May 3, at 7 p.m. at St Michael's Mutual Club in Gibbstown.
Fire in Paulsboro duplex quickly controlled
Firefighters work to put out a house fire on Nassau Ave in Paulsboro, Thursday, May 2, 2013.
Paulsboro man with crack charges had marijuana in apartment, police say
Lance T. Moore, 25, was charged after Gloucester County SWAT, acting on a search warrant around 5:30 a.m., allegedly found the marijuana in his apartment in the 1000 block of North Commerce Street.
School Report Card, Student Charity Work
Did you miss any of our top stories this week? Have a look. West Deptford Report Card Places Greater Pressure on Schools, Administrators Although the state numbers show a need for improvement, Chief Academic Officer Kristin O'Neil said West Deptford is already working to address the issues it identified.
Paulsboro Couple Denied Motion to Dismiss Bias Case
A Paulsboro man and wife who were charged with bias intimidation against the family of an autistic child appealed unsuccessfully in persuading a judge to dismiss their indictment last week.
Train-Wreck Chemical-Spill Case To Stay in U.S. Court, Judge Says
A putative class action over a train derailment and chemical spill in Paulsboro will stay in federal court, a judge holds in rejecting plaintiffs' claims that the amount at issue fell below the $5 million threshold.
Big Bets for NJ's Offshore Energy
A steel bulkhead holds back the Delaware River at the site of the Paulsboro Marine Terminal project.
Editorial: Look at overhaul of N.J. liquor licenses
Dropping new liquor licenses into so-called "Smart Growth" areas may be OK, but New Jersey lawmakers also should look at more comprehensive overhauls of alcohol licensing in this state.
Photos of the Day from the South Jersey Times, April 23, 2013
Gloucester County Improvement Authority Director of Port Development Marlin Peterson, left, along with Jason Allen and Rick Needham from Google, walk along the site where Atlantic Wind Connection will be located at the Paulsboro Marine Terminal, Tuesday, April 23, 2013.