As you grow older you begin to appreciate the small things in your life.

On April 19, Hammonton native Lauren Esposito Anderson celebrated the paperback release of her first novel, Recruited.

On May 2, Wild Child Customs hosted “Reclaim our Freedom All Parties Unite” at Kathedral on Egg Harbor Road.

People don’t just disappear without a trace… Shelby Tebow is the first to go missing.

Downtown Hammonton held a “Flower Power” Third Thursday event on April 22, which was also Earth Day.

Former Hammonton resident Amber Curzie has released her first children’s book: Mighty Meana Mullin You Are Loved.

Hammonton native Gail Reitano is eagerly awaiting the premiere of her debut novel, Italian Love Cake, due to be released on May 11.

Hammonton Post Office helped set the mood as fellow employees mark the retirement of Charles “Chuck” Foley after 33 years at the USPS.

The Hammonton Police Department and Hammonton Recreation hosted a Drive-Thru Easter Bunny visit at the Boyer Avenue Recreation Complex.

Hammonton resident Joe Mauro loves decorating for the holidays.

Fern Castle works in her local library. She has dinner with her twin sister Rose three nights a week.