Community Corner
Week in Review: Storm Cleanup, Power Restoration, Heat
A weekly recap of the past week's news.
This week we saw the aftermath of one of the most powerful storms to hit the area, reported on heat waves and checked on power outages.
Here are some highlights from the past week's news:
On Monday, we , reported that a boater recovered in Absecon Bay , saw New Jersey's attorney general warn against price gouging and reported on following last week's storm.
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On Tuesday, we reported that Galloway Township's Public Works Department has set up a , announced that the Noyes Museum has received $15,000 toward a project to to the Atlantic City Rescue Mission, saw crime statistics for the and reported that 20 additional police officers to the tourism district in Atlantic City.
On Wednesday, we listed about the Fourth of July, discussed Galloway Township's and reported that Atlantic City Electric made a to the American Red Cross.
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On Thursday, we from Galloway Township's Fourth of July parade, announced a database of criminal convictions in New Jersey, which is , and reported that there were warnings in four days.
On Friday, we asked for a sizzling hot weekend, reported that power following last week's storm , looked at a , announced that will be reduced to one lane starting on Monday, July 9, and reported that a man in Egg Harbor Township.
On Saturday, we asked you to for Readers' Choice 2012, met the at Tilton Fitness, saw Atlantic City Electric set a Sunday deadline for , met a comic book , saw Governor Chris Christie and reported how seniors can seek .
