Gazette in Fashion brought to you by The Hammonton Gazette and sponsored by Rejuvenation Day Spa! Franki Rudnesky interviews Hello Luv Boutique owner Angel Ryker and talks all things summer fashion. What is Franki’s take on leopard print. Summer clothing haul. Learn some tips and tricks. Plus a look at some cute fashion finds. What’s your feeling on crochet?

Gazette News Briefs brought to you by The Hammonton Gazette and sponsored by Life Brokerage. Gazette Publisher Gabe Donio brings you the latest from #Hammonton. Captain Mark Fiorentino retires along with other town employees. Temple Beth El holds closing ceremony. Special council meeting August 8. Business owners share their experience and wisdom. Local #COVID-19 numbers. And more.

Gazette Sports Week brought to you by The Hammonton Gazette and sponsored by Adrenaline Fitness THIS WEEK:  Hammonton Stingrays--SeveralStingrays capped a strong 2022 summer season by competing at the Suburban SwimAssociation championships last weekend. It was a fun season for the youngswimmers, as many improved their times and others competed for the first time.The program continues to grow and is always fun.  Last week, the team alsocelebrated by presenting many swimmers with awards.Hammonton Hawks--TheHawks wrapped up their second summer of flag football with a program that hasgrown tremendously. More than 300 kids participated this year, with games atall four levels from taxi to varsity.  Earlier this week, the Hawks endedthe season with games between the coaches and players.  Registration forthe fall season continues and practices begin next week.Summer Camps--St. Joseph girls basketball coachRyan Staiger hosted a camp for around 40 young boys and girls last week, andthis week there will be more programs for young athletes.  At St. Joe,first-year field hockey coach Corinne Veight will host a camp from August 3 toAugust 5 at the Boyer Avenue complex, and Hammonton football coach Jim Raso ishosting a free clinic at HHS on August 3 and 4.  Both camps are in theevenings. High School Sports--The high school season is less than a monthaway, and the football teams at each school will begin workouts on August 10with scrimmages about a week later.  Other sports start preparations laterin the month. INTERVIEW: St. Joseph Academy girls basketball coach RyanStaiger. IN NATIONAL SPORTS: Phillies—Phils areplaying well, took two of three from the Braves and were looking to sweepPittsburgh in a four game set on Sunday.  They remain in wild cardcontention and could get a boost this week at the trade deadlineEagles—Training camp is open, letstake a look at the Eagles running backs. All this great sports talk plus the"Final Five" questions for Dan on "Gazette Sports Week!"AND REMEMBER: You can watch "Gazette Sports Week" 24/7 athammontongazette.com Final Five    Gabriel J. Donio Publisher The Hammonton Gazette Tel: (609)704-1940 Fax: (609)704-1938 Please note that the attachment or embedded file, if any exists, cannot bereproduced in any manner or published in any publication or media outlet otherthan The Hammonton Gazette without written permission from The HammontonGazette; this restriction includes but is not limited to advertisements,letters, articles, photographs, forwarded messages, etc. © All rights reserved.This message may contain confidential, advisory, contemplative and/or deliberativematerial and is intended only for the person(s) named as recipient(s). TheHammonton Gazette Inc. requests that you do not copy, reproduce or forward thisinformation to others without permission.

Gazette News Briefs brought to you by The Hammonton Gazette and sponsored by Life Brokerage. Gazette Publisher Gabe Donio brings you the latest from #Hammonton. School board using ESSER funds for addition. 3 additional contaminated wells on Cypress. Six running for three school board seats. Boyer Avenue fields stalled. Local #COVID-19 numbers. And more.

GSW Teasers Gazette Sports Week brought to you by The Hammonton Gazette and sponsored by Adrenaline Fitness THIS WEEK: Hammonton Hot Shots--Shots swept fromopening round of the South Jersey South Shore Baseball League playoffs lastweek, ending their inaugural season in the league.  Absecon toppedHammonton 7-0 in Game 1 of the best-of-three series, then advanced tothis week’s semifinals with an 8-2 win in the second game of theseries. Hammonton Stingrays--Stingrays wrappedup their regular season last week with a loss to Raccoon Valley, a much largerteam.  Several swimmers continued to see their times improve.  Thisweekend, many Stingrays will compete at the Suburban Swim League championshipsin Haddon Twp. Hammonton Hawks--Hawks continue toplay flag football at William T. Capella Field every Monday and Wednesday nightas that season will wind down early next week. There is still time to registerfor fall football, which can be done either online or at the flag games eachweek. Hammonton Bulldogs--They are also holding sign-ups for the winterseason.Hammonton High School--HHS has hired Chris Sacco as its new athleticdirector. The former Pleasantville and Absegami footballcoach replaces Marni Parks. INTERVIEW:  Former Hammontonbasketball standout Peyton  Mortellite. IN NATIONALSPORTS: Phillies—Phils struggleagainst the Cubs last weekend as they are beginning to miss Bryce Harperin the lineup. Second half will present challenges unless they can add somepitching depth as well as a few bats to the roster. Trade deadline isapproaching. Eagles—Nick Sirianni looks to improve on his firstseason in Philly as camp opens soon.  The honeymoon is over after a 9-8season and Sirianni and Jalen Hurts need to lead the Eagles into thepostseason this year.  All this great sports talk and the "FinalFive" questions for Dan on "Gazette Sports Week!" AND REMEMBER:You can watch "Gazette Sports Week" 24/7 at Hammontongazette.com

Gazette News Briefs brought to you by The Hammonton Gazette Gazette Publisher Gabe Donio brings you the latest from #Hammonton. Fire on N. Second Street. Feast of Our Lady of Mt. Carmel draws 70,000 people to town according to Lou Pantalone. Public Information Center or meeting on Safe Sidewalks to School Grant July 21. Local #COVID-19 numbers. And more.

Gazette Sports Week brought to you by The Hammonton Gazette and sponsored by Adrenaline Fitness THIS WEEK:Hammonton Hot Shots--Shots slide tosixth seed in SJSSBL playoffs, losing four straight to end the regular season. Began with a loss to Gallloway, then a 12-2 loss at Ventnor,followed by losses to Northfield 8-7 and Ocean City 7-0.  Playoffsbegan earlier this week with Hammonton taking on the third seeded AbseconOutlaws.Hammonton Stingrays--Stingrays notchedtheir first win of the season, defeating Deerwood.  Several strongperformances in the meet, held at the Swim Club. Regular season ends this weekagainst Raccoon Valley. Hammonton Hawks--Hawks continue to play flagfootball games each Monday and Wednesday night at Capella Field.  Also,still time to register for the fall Hawks season. Either visit their website,hammontonhawks.org, or sign up in person at Capella Field on Monday andWednesday nights.Camps--Both St. Josephand Hammonton are hosting many camps, basketball, softball, field hockey andfootball in the next few weeks.  Check online for details.INTERVIEW: St. Joseph Academy boys basketball coach Paul Rodio. INNATIONAL SPORTS: Phillies/MLB—Phils drop two in Toronto but reboundto take the first two of a three-game set in Miami.  All-Star break thisweek as Philadelphia heads into the second half of the season 9.5 games back ofthe Mets in the NL East and a half game behind St. Louis for the last wild cardspot. Trade deadline is approaching and they’ll need to make a fewmoves. Eagles—Training camp opens soon as the Birds prepare for a newseason.Flyers—Philly adds a few free agents but lets a good one slip away. Allthis great sports talk and the "Final Five" questions for Dan on"Gazette Sports Week!" AND REMEMBER: You can watch "GazetteSports Week" 24/7 at hammontongazette.com

Gazette News Briefs brought to you by The Hammonton Gazette and sponsored by Life Brokerage. Gazette Publisher Gabe Donio brings you the latest from #Hammonton. Plans for 11th Street and Egg Harbor Road discussed. County and town officials clash over proposed changes to county property. Swim club is the place to be in the summer. Local #COVID-19 numbers. And more.