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Lost no more: Science identifies remains of 19th-century ship captain

Lost no more: Science identifies remains of 19th-century ship captain

by Sarah Fertsch, Staff Writer | May 29, 2025 | Brigantine, Atlantic County, Features, History, South Jersey

For decades, beachgoers along South Jersey’s picturesque coastline stumbled upon scattered human bones, an eerie reminder of an unsolved mystery. What story could these remains tell? This question puzzled investigators for nearly 30 years — until now. Thanks to...
Six new hurricane updates you’ll see in 2025

Six new hurricane updates you’ll see in 2025

by Meteorologist Joe Martucci | May 29, 2025 | Weather, Atlantic County, Cape May County, Editorial, South Jersey

Hurricane season begins on June 1. Really, in New Jersey, we like to say that there’s a 12-month hurricane season. After all, it’s the water, not the wind, that causes the most devastation, and nor’easters bring plenty of water. Sadly, the 30-year average for flood...
Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church prepares for its 41st Annual Greek Festival

Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church prepares for its 41st Annual Greek Festival

by Steffen Klenk | May 29, 2025 | Egg Harbor Township, Atlantic County, Events & Happenings, Features, South Jersey, Wahoo

Preparations are underway as Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church in Egg Harbor Township is set to host its 41st Annual Greek Festival this coming weekend. Tens of thousands are anticipated to file in for the four-day event, known for serving up authentic Greek food and...
Local artist continues to teach his love of painting to others well into his nineties

Local artist continues to teach his love of painting to others well into his nineties

by Tammy Thornton | May 29, 2025 | Features, Art, Atlantic City, Atlantic County, South Jersey

Carl Rosner has worn many hats during his lifetime: bakery owner, soldier, carpenter, food and beverage manager, bonsai collector, and illustrator. Today, at the age of 95 years young, his long-term students have a different title for him — beloved art teacher. Born...
How refurbished tech is bringing new opportunities to kids in Sierra Leone

How refurbished tech is bringing new opportunities to kids in Sierra Leone

by Madison Russ | May 29, 2025 | Egg Harbor Township, Atlantic County, Features, Hometown Hero, South Jersey

Family Tides Al Saccoh of Egg Harbor Township was just a boy when Sierra Leone erupted into a decade-long civil war. By the time he arrived in America, he knew all too well how transformative — and necessary — education could be. “For 10 years, we had that brutal,...
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