Mays Landing - The Unkerts weren't growing Jersey tomatoes.
Warren and Karen Unkert pleaded guilty in September to growing marijuana in their Mullica Township home.
When State Police searched the couple's property on Spruce Street on Jan. 31, 2007, they found a large building separate from their home where about 46 pot plants were growing in two rooms on the second floor.....Continue Reading
MULLICA TOWNSHIP - The township School District's budget calls for tax increases, staffing reductions and program cutbacks. But Business Administrator Lourdes LaGuardia said it could be much worse....Continue Reading
Mullica Township - A central New Jersey couple were charged various counts of burglary, theft and conspiracy after their getaway car got a flat tire, police said.
On March 12, a township homeowner reported a car and home burglary. The victim reported more than $5,000 in items, including electronics, jewelry and credit cards, were stolen....Continue Reading
MULLICA TOWNSHIP - The township will sell off the ambulances its defunct Emergency Medical Services squad used, potentially thwarting the squad's recent attempts to reunite.
The Township Committee agreed in January to let the members of the squad make a public pitch for their volunteer services to be retained again. The squad disbanded in December after it could not convince the township to provide it with a new building......Continue Reading
HAMMONTON - The era of AtlantiCare Regional Medical Center's Satellite Emergency Department, Kessler Campus, has begun.
AtlantiCare took over Kessler Memorial Hospital's emergency department at 7:05 p.m. Thursday - five minutes after the 45-year-old facility closed its doors.
"We are looking to make a significant investment into the Kessler campus to guarantee that it will be up to our high standards," said Rene Z. Bunting, AtlantiCare's vice president of marketing and communications.....Continue Reading
HAMMONTON — Kessler Memorial Hospital closed Thursday — just days after it appeared to have a buyer.
The hospital’s board of directors terminated the agreement signed Friday for cardiovascular surgeon B. Reddy Dandolu to buy the hospital, Interim Chief Restructuring Officer Michael Sandnes said in a statement released by the hospital......Continue Reading
Friday, March 13 2009 @ 02:25 am EDT
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4:48 p.m. Update - with video / MAYS LANDING - The Atlantic County Prosecutor's Office is investigating two deaths at the All Paws Veterinary Clinic.
Ronald Clemente, 51, apparently shot his wife with a semi-automatic handgun and then killed himself with the same weapon, according to Atlantic County Prosecutor Ted Housel. The killings occurred at the clinic at Route 40 and Central Avenue in Hamilton Township at around 10 a.m. today....Continue Reading
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