Fielder's Pub
NightlifeGame-night go-to: Fielder's Pub is where Hammonton sports fans and music lovers end up when they want easygoing vibes, cold beers, solid cocktails, and pub food that actually hits the spot.
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Game-night go-to: Fielder's Pub is where Hammonton sports fans and music lovers end up when they want easygoing vibes, cold beers, solid cocktails, and pub food that actually hits the spot.
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The California-based Trader Joe's is expanding its national footprint with 30 new stores planned across 16 states, spanning Arizona, California, Colorado, Florida, Illinois, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, Nebraska, New Jersey, New York, Ohio, Oregon, Texas, Utah and Washington.
Full story at lehighvalleylive.com ↗
Ross Dress for Less is expanding its footprint across the country to more locations in New Jersey, with new stores opening in Parsippany, Sicklerville, and Somers Point.
Full story at wobm.com ↗
New Jersey state law mandates that cursive instruction in grades 3-5 in all elementary schools due to backlash against excessive screen time in schools.
Full story at nj.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 ↗
A proposed $450 million movie, television, and recording production district has been proposed for Pitman’s former Sony plant property, 42 Freeway.
Full story at 42freeway.com ↗
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