Barrington Bulletin
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Monthly Archives: March, 2012
Photos: Barrington Little League Opening Day 2012
More than a dozen photos of the festivities surrounding Saturday’s Opening Day 2012 for the Barrington Little League. Follow the link for the full gallery of images on the Barrington Bulletin … Continue reading
Commentary from Barrington: DEP waiver rule is a threat
Commentary in the Courier-Post by Barrington resident and assistant director of the New Jersey Work Environment Council Debra Coyle McFadden. Click for full story.
One player’s road to NCAA Final Four started in neighboring Magnolia
“The journey began in a youth league in Magnolia, a tall 5-year-old with big hands who took a liking to basketball. “And now it has landed Michael Kidd-Gilchrist in Saturday’s Final Four … Continue reading
New funds for activities, technology OK’d by school board; no tax hike in budget
Funding that had been eliminated for extracurricular activities will be back in the 2012-2013 Barrington school budget approved Thursday night. The spending plan also includes money to continue full-day kindergarten … Continue reading
Barrington schools budget presentation tonight; only chance to voice opinions
The Barrington School District Board of Education will present its 2012-2013 spending plan to the public at 7 tonight at the Art Room in Avon School. Under the provisions of … Continue reading
N.J. report: DRPA wasted millions in toll dollars
If you ever cross a bridge into Philly, this is how your money has been used, according to this Philly.com report: “The Delaware River Port Authority has wasted millions of … Continue reading
Mega Millions jackpot now $500 million
If you’re buying tickets, consider buying in Barrington first. According to the N.J. Lottery site, Barrington ticket sellers are: – B Corner at 118 Clements Bridge Road – Country Fresh … Continue reading
Death of region’s newspapers, continued
Continuing our coverage of how little coverage the region will be getting from “real newspapers” … – Philly papers cut 45 staffers this month and are already looking at 35 … Continue reading
Overnight winds knock down power lines, close Barrington road
Heavy winds last night knocked a branch from a tree on Mercer Road and brought down power lines across the street, forcing officials to close the road this morning. Yellow … Continue reading
Woman gets 7 years for role in hit-and-run that killed Runnemede woman
From Philly.com: “A young Camden County mother who hid from police for three days last fall after killing a pedestrian in a hit-and-run accident in Cherry Hill was sentenced Friday … Continue reading
