There has been a lot happening lately and some things have been on my mind.

I received two awards for a series of articles I wrote that began being published nearly a year ago.

There is so much noise surrounding all of these situations and finding reliable information is becoming more difficult each week.

I cannot abide the behavior of now former Governor Andrew Cuomo as outlined in the report released on August 3.

After reading the front page article about upcoming downtown events, one may have the feeling that Hammonton is a happening place.

Jurassic World VelociCoaster opened at Universal Orlando Resort’s Islands of Adventure theme park in June.

It is hard to believe that 24 years ago, a group of 20-somethings put together a new newspaper for Hammonton.

A million years ago (OK, more like 20-something), I watched the 1972 musical 1776 for the first time.

N.J. Attorney General Gurbir S. Grewal issued a directive that all police officers in the state must wear body cameras while on duty.

Last week we ran an article about the county’s plan to have a county court. That’s nice. For them.

Here we are in the middle of May and graduation season has begun once again.

On April 28, an email to The Gazette was received from attorney Louis Barbone’s office.

The Gazette is not a political party. That’s right. We are not political adversaries with any party. The newspaper does not run candidates.

The decision from Judges Messano, Hoffman and Suter overturned the 2018 decision that awarded the men $80,000 and $85,963.06.

Last week, the Hammonton Regular Republican Club announced its slate of candidates for mayor and town council.

Our dog Fenway loves walking around town. She strolls along the streets of downtown Hammonton with her dogwalker in all kinds of weather.

I saw a meme online that said “Easter is the only time of year when it is safe to put all your eggs in one basket.”

I know several people who are pregnant currently and my Yahoo celebrity news updates seems to be filled with pictures of baby bumps.

For Christmas, my husband gave me a framed portrait of Nellie Bly.

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