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Salem County Iraq vet indicted in sex assault
SALEM A local U.S. Marine who served two tours of duty in Iraq has been indicted by a Salem County grand jury, alleged to have sexually assaulted his wife in the months prior to his second deployment overseas.
Oakwood Summer Theatre's 'Harvey' takes stage at Salem High School tonight
Oakwood Summer Theatre's "Harvey" takes to the stage at Salem High School tonight.
With the current state of the economy, layoffs are occurring often and many of these newly-unemployed people are using this time to re-think career choices or go back to school.
Family center offers free summer kids programs in Salem
The John B. Campbell Family and Fitness Center is offering free summer programs to the youth as a way of providing a safe and fun environment for children in the area.
No settlement reached for Salem teachers
Though contract talks for the city's school teachers and staff didn't end until the early morning hours Friday, no settlement was reached in the negotiations for a new deal for more than 200 workers here.
Pennsville woman arrested for disorderly conduct after allegedly...
Sharon L. Roe, 43, of South Broadway, was arrested July 4 at 4:16 a.m. and charged with disorderly conduct after police and fire equipment were dispatched to the rooming house where she lives for a reported fire, police said.
Davidow Hall remediation work to begin soon at Salem Community College
Remediation work to remove mold and other microbial contamination at Salem Community College's Davidow Hall here is expected to begin shortly.
Minor Quake Rattles Dishes and Nerves in South Jersey
John Bellini, a geophysicist for the National Earthquake Center in Golden, Colo., says the temblor hit about 9:45am and measured about 2.8 on the Richter scale -- not a magnitude to cause injuries or more than incidental damage.
Forester retires from Salem County bench
After 20 years of service on the bench, including the last nine presiding over Salem County's criminal case division, Superior Court Judge William Forester retired this past week.
Quake rumbles part of Salem Co.
An earthquake shook parts of Salem County on Wednesday, but no major damage or injuries occurred, officials said.
Earthquake rattles homes, and nerves, throughout Salem County
Though it ranked low on the Richter scale, a 2.8 magnitude earthquake shook most of Salem County Wednesday morning, rattling homes and the nerves of many who were unsure of what they had just experienced.
SALEM: Parts of South Jersey, Delaware hit by small earthquake
NEWPORT, Del. - The National Earthquake Center says a small earthquake shook parts of New Jersey, Delaware and Pennsylvania Wednesday morning.
Quake rattles Salem Co., N. Delaware
A mild earthquake centered in Salem County, N.J., rattled buildings on both sides of the Delaware River this morning, but did no significant damage, according to county officials.
Salem man arrested for obstruction, hindering apprehension tops Salem City Police blotter
Elijah Merriweather, 22, of Walnut Street in Salem, was arrested June 22 and charged with obstruction of justice, hindering his apprehension, an outstanding warrant out of Salem and a motor vehicle summons after a motor vehicle stop in the city, police said.
N.J. beginning to spend $389M in federal
As part of a host of shovel-ready projects under the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act, the state Department of Transportation tonight is scheduled to begin resurfacing about eight miles of Route 80 westbound, from east of South Beverwyck Road to west of Route 23 in Essex.
New bus route provides much-needed transportation for those in most rural areas of Salem County
Living out in the most rural areas of the county has gotten a little more manageable, thanks to a free public transportation service implemented recently in the county that reaches far into rural territory.
Salem County Chapter of the NAACP will honor scholarship recipients
The Salem County Chapter of the NAACP will honor its four 2009 scholarship recipients at its monthly meeting here next week.
Police lt. settles health and safety lawsuit with Salem City
A police lieutenant here has amicably settled his lawsuit with the city, ending a dispute alleging he was retaliated against after blowing the whistle on what he saw as numerous health and safety concerns at department headquarters.
Salem High School graduates look to future
As organizers braved an uncertain weather forecast for an outdoor graduation, the Salem High School Class of 2009 put on a brave face of their own Monday as they met their first moments of life after high school.
Text Inadvertently Sent to NJ Cop Leads to Arrests
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