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Another "green" success story!
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Unitarian Universalists utilize green technology in Galloway church Unitarian Universalists utilize green technology in Galloway By EMILY PREVITI Staff Writer, 609-272-7221 (Published: Tuesday, February 10, 2009) GALLOWAY TOWNSHIP - An underground steeple? The geothermal HVAC system at...
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Hammonton Dems promote bi-partisan solutions
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Article published Feb 4, 2009 Hammonton Dems call on council, school board to make 'green' improvements s By BEN MERITT Staff Writer HAMMONTON -- Going green can help taxpayers save a little green. That's what the Hammonton Democratic Club said in a statement Friday when it urged Town Council and th...
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Congratulations to our friends in the GOP
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Article published Feb 4, 2009 Torrissi expected to be named new GOP chair By BEN MERITT Staff Writer HAMMONTON -- The Hammonton Regular Republican Club on Tuesday night was expected to name Michael Torrissi Jr. as its new chairman. Torrissi would succeed Frank DiMatteo, who has served as the party'...
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School Report Cards released.
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Below is the final part of the School District report card that shows the totals of spending in catergories and compares our district to the State averages. Our district spends less in every category except one and we still provide a quality education to our students. Per Pupil ExpendituresTwo cal...
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Vineland Electric plans solar generating station
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Press Staff Reports (Published: Tuesday, February 03, 2009) VINELANDThis citys electric company is planning to develop a large solar energy generating station in the city capable of serving 500 homes by the end of this year. At a press conference today, Vineland Municipal Electric Utility offic...
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Hammonton needs to become serious about green technology ***UPDATED 1/22/09***
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Almost every day we read in the paper about other municipalities implementing green projects that help the environment and save the taxpayers money. The Hammonton Democrats have made statements before that our town should have included this technology in building the town hall and we should go ba...
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Either Hammonton First finally gets it or we've been had
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The story from the Hammonton Gazette last week: Town signs $1M recycling dealWill provide new blue toters to residents by Julie Fink, Gazette Staff Writer HAMMONTONDuring its regular meeting on December 22, the Hammonton Town Council unanimously adopted a resolution authorizing a five-year...
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Has anyone looked at their water bills???
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I have been hearing from many people and I looked at my own water bill, it more than doubled!!!!! I have not changed my water use at all, but my bill skyrocketed. Before we draw any conclusions, we would like to know how many people this has happened to.
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Deadline looms for Kessler
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The Jan 16th deadline for raising $5 million in funds to keep Kessler open is approaching fast. Here is a report by Channel 6 Action News. -- Edited by Admin at 21:26, 2008-12-31
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Kessler fails to raise $5 million, will return all loans recieved, now looking at mergers.
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Kessler Hospital fails to raise $5 million, turns focus to mergers By ERIC SCOTT CAMPBELL Staff Writer, 609-272-7227 (Published: Monday, January 05, 2009) 11:55 a.m. Update - HAMMONTON William B. Kessler Memorial Hospital wont be able to raise $5 million in community contributions, but it will s...
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What cuts would you make to Hammonton's budget?
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Hammonton First now enjoys a 6-1 majority on Town council. Plans have already started on delivering on the campaign pledge of no new taxes. Departments have already been told their budgets will be reduced, employees have been made aware that layoffs are coming. What do you think should be done to kee...
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Fire Trucks respond to Town Hall
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There is a report that fire trucks were at the town hall this morning. Will pass on more info as it comes to light. Apparently the heating system for the building backfired. -- Edited by Admin at 19:52, 2008-12-28
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It appears the editor of the Gazette is a hypocrite
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Last week the editor-in-chief of the Gazette wrote a very long opinion on how the school board and the town should put off spending any money on making the elementary school safe and a better environment for our children to learn in. Her argument was based on the tough economic times, increasing unem...
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School Bond referendum passes by a wide margin!
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Not a very large turnout, but voters have approved the bond referendum authorizing the repair and renovations to the Warren E. Sooy elementary school. More information will follow soon. Update: Yes 748 No 432 See district breakdown at by clicking here -- Edited by Admin at 21:59, 2008-12-09
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BOE President says approval of bond referendum will not increase taxes.
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According to reports in the Hammonton News, Board of Education President Lorretta Rehmann has stated that the roughly 7.8 cent cost of the bond referendum which will be voted on Tuesday, 12/9, will be offset by savings in the regular budget. The news story states: The financial impact of the referen...
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Kessler Hospital CEO outlines plan to save it
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New hospital name, management discussed at community meeting New hospital name, management discussed at community meeting (Published: Tuesday, December 02, 2008) HAMMONTON - If William B. Kessler Memorial Hospital gets the funds it needs to continue operating into 2009, all actions of the boa...
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Town Council approves bids for Senior Center. All inclusive $5.9 promise officially broken
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Hammonton Council approves $798,500 senior center contract (Published: Tuesday, November 25, 2008) HAMMONTON - The planned senior center at Hammonton Lake will be built, but the project could require about five times more municipal-tax revenue than in its original budget. The Town Council vot...
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Settlement discussion in police chief's lawsuit
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The parties involved in Police Chief Frank Ingemi's lawsuit against the town discussed the prospect of settlement in a closed meeting Monday night. Ingemi sued town government, Mayor John DiDonato and then-Councilman Rock Colasurdo in October 2007, seven months after he was cleared of the haras...
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State announces road, bridge grants $160,000 for Fourth Street in Hammonton
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Published: Saturday, November 15, 2008 From Press staff reports TRENTON - New Jersey municipalities receive $78.75 million in state Department of Transportation grants to improve their roads and bridges, Gov. Jon S. Corzine announced Friday. Repairing the state's infrastructure will be &qu...
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Kessler Hospital faces closure without $14M
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From staff reports HAMMONTON -- William B. Kessler Memorial Hospital needs to borrow $14 million or it will be forced to apply for closure, according to a press release issued late Tuesday afternoon. Kessler is seeking $5 million worth of loan commitments from its physicians and members of the comm...
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New round of bids for Senior Center bring same results
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At the October council meeting the results of the bids for the Senior Center at the lake were announced. They were as follows:Bid ResultsSeniorCenter Base Alternate RNM Construction $ 765,400.00 $ 2,600.00 JTS Cu...
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We need to be pro-active with "green" technology
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The Daily Journal November 18, 2008 Solar panel plant proposed By KRISTI FUNDERBURK Staff Writer VINELAND -- A former governor was in town Monday to pitch the city on building a solar-panel manufacturing facility. Within a year, the city could be home to one of the biggest such plants in the state. Fo...
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State will fund 40 percent of Sooy renovations
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Article published Nov 19, 2008 State will fund 40 percent of Sooy renovations By BEN MERITT Staff Writer HAMMONTON -- The state will fund 40 percent of a proposed $13.7 million renovation project at the Warren E. Sooy Jr. Elementary School, district officials said. Taxpayers would be responsible f...
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Hammonton First says its missing ELEC reports sent to wrong address
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(Published: Saturday, November 01, 2008) HAMMONTON - As of Friday afternoon, state and county election agencies had no record of independent political bloc Hammonton First submitting campaign finance reports in October as required. Group President Patty Palmieri said Friday evening that sta...
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Hammonton First faces budget, tax challenges
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(Published: Friday, November 07, 2008) HAMMONTON - Building and moving into the new Town Hall preoccupied the Town Council for much of 2008. The increased Hammonton First majority will face new challenges in 2009 as its leader, Mayor John DiDonato, approaches the end of his first term. DiDonato ha...
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Hammonton Democrats set the record straight!
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The Mayor and Hammonton First deliberately manipulated figures to make it appear as if the debt had gone down and the surplus has risen. The Hammonton Democrats have done the research and found out the truth. After reviewing the independent audits done by Bowman & Company we have undeniable pr...
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Bids for senior center too high in Hammonton
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(Published: Saturday, November 01, 2008) HAMMONTON - The cheapest bid to build the town's next senior center had to be rejected last Monday for incompleteness, but the Town Council wouldn't have been thrilled with it anyway. Officials have budgeted $480,000 - $400,000 from a state grant, $80,000...
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10:00 am showing of debate cuts off after just 12 minutes.
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Apparently there were difficulties in replaying the candidates debate on Channel 9 this morning. One of the Hammonton First candidates was completeing her opening remarks when suddenly the debats went off and the community bulletin board was shown. I find it interesting that this type of "t...
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Democrats win registered voter count in Atlantic County
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(Published: Tuesday, October 28, 2008) "Hap" Farley is rolling over in his grave. For possibly the first time in at least 150 years, there are more registered Democrats in Atlantic County than registered Republicans. Final tallies from the New Jersey Department of State show Atlantic...
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Three Strikes and you're out!
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They're singing, "Keep the ball rolling'" The Hammonton Taxpayers are saying. "Three strikes and you're out!" In 2005 they told you the new Town Hall would be built for $5.9 million, but that went way over budget. STRIKE ONE In 2007 they told you "no new taxes", b...
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