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Bridgeton market staple: My Father’s Place Restaurant inside Bridgeton Amish Market serves breakfast, lunch, and supper all day, plus a Saturday breakfast buffet and an all you can eat soup, salad and breadsticks bar on Thursdays and Fridays.
Turn clutter into cash: R&D Cash Outlet BUY-SELL-TRADE Vineland's #1 Cash Trader is the spot when you want quick cash for things you’re not using, or to snag something solid without paying new prices.
Serious taco energy: Bridgeton’s Taco La Calaka LLC Mexican Restaurant keeps it simple and delicious with tacos al pastor that hit the spot, plus easy online ordering when you’re in “I can’t cook tonight” mode.
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Woodstown Central Railroad's Pumpkin Patch Flyer will offer a scenic train ride through Salem County, South Jersey, on eight October dates.
Full story at phillyvoice.com ↗
A coalition of New Jersey's most influential Black leaders, including Atlantic City councilman Kaleem Shabazz and Logan Township Mayor Frank Minor, are set to attend the Statewide Black Agenda Rally at the New Jersey State House on Oct.
Full story at frontrunnernewjersey.com ↗
New Jersey state election officials have stated that they will not implement a new law designed to allow voters to correct "naked ballots" and other mail-in ballot defects in time for the November 3 general election.
Full story at newjerseyglobe.com ↗
The average property tax bill in Hamilton Township, which includes Mays Landing, was $5,931 last year and $8,368 in Ewing, according to the state Division of Taxation's average residential statistics.
Full story at nj1015.com ↗
Two fiber networks, Optimum and Greenlight, are expanding in New Jersey with separate multimillion-dollar investments.
Full story at njbiz.com ↗
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