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Popular, iconic diner is up for sale in Gloucester County
MONROE TWP. – A classic, iconic 82-year-old landmark diner here is for sale once again. Geets Diner is on the market, according to real estate listings and numerous published reports. The property at 14 North Black Horse Pike in Williamstown is listed with Wolf Commercial Real Estate. The listing...
Mullica Hill to host first Main Street market
In a first for Mullica Hill, a farmer’s market will take place on Saturday from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. and continue on the second Saturday of each month until September. The Main Street market will feature several farms as vendors offering freshly grown food and organic based goods, including organic meats and dog treats and microgreens. Businesses along the street will also hold special pop-up sales.
Here Are 4 Essential Hoagie Shops in Delaware County
Here are four Delaware County locales that you can rely on for an outstanding hoagie experience, part of a list of 25 essential shops in the Philadelphia region, writes Bradford Pearson, Regan Fletcher Stephens, and Victor Fiorillo for Philadelphia Magazine. 1. Ro-Lynn Deli in Brookhaven offers up its signature sandwich,...
Gloucester County Prosecutor's Office to get new leader
WOODBURY — The state’s top prosecutor for human trafficking cases has been named to run the Gloucester County Prosecutor’s Office.Elizabeth Vogelsong-Parvin will succeed Christine Hoffman, who is approaching retirement after four years as acting prosecutor, according to the Attorney General’s Office. Vogelson-Parvin has been the lead...
Mayor: Oil Leaked Into The Delaware River Wednesday
Earlier today, First State Update reported the presence of cleanup crews in Delaware City. The Delaware City boat ramp and surrounding waters were lined with blue and yellow booms, causing speculation among local residents and boaters, who were advised to launch their boats further south to avoid contamination. Mayor Paul...
Unsanctioned pay and unauthorized board members: Chester receiver unloads more allegations at stormwater authority
Chester’s state-appointed receiver says the city never signed off on salaries for its stormwater authority board members. Board members might have to pay back restitution. Chester’s state-appointed receiver, Michael Doweary, on Tuesday accused the Stormwater Authority for the City of Chester (SAC) of conducting an unauthorized board expansion, stonewalling officials, and paying board salaries without authorization.
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