Hammonton used to have its own piece of New Deal artwork, inside the Hammonton Post Office.

I do not think that legal marijuana will be the end of civilization as we know it.

I took some time last week to look up the definition of the word “gadfly.”

Recently, we came upon a mystery. At least two stones—there may be more—are marked with the inscription “S.D.M.S.B. HAM. N.J.”

This past Sunday, I reread the first column I ever wrote for the paper, which had the title, “A guide to The Hammonton Gazette.”

Hammonton Heart and Soul wants to hear from everyone, every demographic, every corner of this amazingly accomplished and diverse community.

Our Real Estate section along with ads on earlier pages, provides our readers with a service each week.

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

The Red, White & Blueberry Festival is returning this year.

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 always loved that movie Hoosiers, the one with Gene Hackman as the coach. It’s set in the 1950s and was made in the 1980s.

I have an Italian friend who lives in Rome.

“Well, what have we learned?” It’s a question I have asked often in and out of our newsroom throughout the last quarter-century or so.

Here’s a story from the “You Never Think It’ll Happen to You” files. A few weeks ago, at about 6:50 a.m., my dad called me.

We all know clocks don’t talk, so use your imagination and have some fun with this interview with the newly-restored Hammonton Town Clock.

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

This past weekend saw business doing well at the restaurants, stores, offices and other businesses throughout Hammonton.

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

The town plans to reinvest and revitalize Hammonton Lake Park through a variety of improvement projects, including new signage.

Winning is the reason you play the game. If you’re in it, you’re in it to win it. But the real test of character is not when we win.