| 1. Wrightstown Construction official Larry Nixon is all
smiles during Wrightstown's recent reorganization meeting. Nixon started his
22nd year with the borough in that capacity on Jan. 2. |
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| 2. The New Egypt Elementary School Library opened on Monday
and is filled with new books and other publications. A special ceremony to
commemorate its opening will take place later in the month. The ribbon cutting
was postponed due to the illness of the school librarian. |
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| 3. Members of the area Bear Scouts enjoy a tour of the New
Egypt Press this past week. The scouts will tour various businesses in the area
throughout the year. |
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| 4. Wrightstown Council President Thomas Harper is sworn in
for another term in office during Wrightstown's recent reorganization meeting.
His wife Janet holds the bible for him while Municipal Court Judge Gregory
McCloskey administers the oath of office. |
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| 5. Wrighstown Councilman Brian Sperling is sworn in his for
his fifth term of office. His daughter Kaitlin holds the bible for him while
Municipal court Judge Gregory McCloskey adminster the oath of office. |
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| 6. North Hanover Township Committeemembers (left-right)
Committeewoman Nancy Morrow, Deputy Mayor Brian Johnson, Mayor John Kocubinski
present a gavel of thanks to outgoing Mayor Ken Inman who was sworn in for a
new term on the committee. He served as mayor during the year 1999. At far
right is Committeeman Patrick Kennedy. |
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| 7. Featured is a photo of the past. An accident scene
presumably in New Egypt (notice the old style ambulance). |
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| 8.Plumsted Township Code Enforcement Officer Ed Seeds joins
Brig. Gen. Holsey Moorman who presented him a Distinguished Medal Of Honor
award during a ceremony held in November. In December Seeds was honored by the
Township Committee for his accomplishment. He returned to work after a sick
leave on Jan. 3. |
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