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Gloucester County will elect a new Clerk of Court this November. Here’s what clerks do.
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Shah's family also created a foundation to support ROTC students.
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The expiration of federal subsidies is likely to drive November’s midterms.
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The division is balancing maintenance, renovations and new buildings to keep up.
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Susan Ryeland is pulled into a new literary puzzle when she’s hired to work on the next Atticus Pünd novel.
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