South Jersey Observer
During the summer months, Atlantic City Electric will inspect more than 1,100 miles of transmission lines by helicopter in South Jersey. The flight inspections will occur in portions of Atlantic, Burlington, Camden, Cape May, Cumberland, Gloucester, Ocean, and Salem counties.
A New Jersey Superior Court Judge has signed an order allowing for the release of horses presently located at the Labrador Hill Equine Sanctuary in Waterford Township.
William Herring, 42 and Brianna Brochhausen, 22, have been charged with murder in the suffocation death of their four month old son. Frustrated because the baby wouldn’t stop crying, they placed him in “time out” by pulling a comforter over him and then going outside to smoke cigarettes.
Students and faculty of Countryside Elementary School in Mt. Laurel held a bake sale that raised $900 for the Food Bank of South Jersey’s (FBSJ) Summer Meals Program, which provides nutritional meals to children during the 10-week summer break.
The Reserve at Grace project is planned for the vacant Our Lady of Grace in Somerdale. The rectory will be demolished and the church will be converted into a restaurant. An active adult apartment building is planned where the school presently sits.
The Delaware Valley Regional Planning Commission (DVRPC) announced in a recent media release that it has awarded $1.8 million to fund 23 projects across Greater Philadelphia through the Transportation and Community Development Initiative (TCDI) program.
Gloucester City Police have announced that a deceased individual was found on July 14, 2018 in the Crescent Trailer Park. Officers were directed to the location of the body that was found by several juveniles.
Sarah Rabinowitz, 62, of Waterford, was charged with multiple offenses and issued a court order mandating that immediate remedial measures be taken with regard to insufficient water sources and inadequate sheltering at the Labrador Hill Equine Sanctuary located in Waterford Township, which houses approximately 70 animals.
Through an investigator’s use of facial recognition technology, Luz E. Moreno, 39, of Carneys Point was charged with third-degree forgery and second-degree using another’s identifying information to obtain a government ID.
Dunkin’ Donuts recently announced that 25 high school seniors were each awarded with $2,000 in academic scholarships to the institution of their choice.