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On June 9th, New London voters will have a chance to vote on a warrant article (petitioned by 35 citizens) to purchase the Stahlman building for $1,100,000 for a proposed police station, requiring an additional $3.6 million in renovations. Previously,...
COVID-19 vaccinations will be offered to inmates at the Logan County Detention Center Friday, May 14. According to jailer Phil Gregory, 56 inmates have signed up to receive the Johnson & Johnson one-shot vaccination. Most of the staff, said Gregory, are already vaccinated. The Barren River District Health Department will be administering the vaccinations inside the jail. During Tuesdayâs fiscal court meeting, Third District Magistrate Barry Joe Wright asked Gregory if more inmates were vaccinated, did that mean more could go out on work detail? That decision, answered Gregory, will be up...
Working as an Industrial Hygienist for the NASA Space Shuttle program Medical Recovery Team What is your hidden talent? Used to be painting and drawing but I’m way out of practice, however looking forward to picking it up again in retirement "If a man has done his best, what else is there?" ~ General George S. Patton Not that I’m aware of but would be curious to know. Do you recall any embarrassing moment at work? The time I wore one black shoe and one brown shoe to work, that’ll teach me to get dressed in the dark!
I feel like this story is straight up disrespect to the New Jersey culture. Get our free mobile app His name is Marc Dragish and he is making headlines because he is outraged to a Wawa with 10 gas pumps is being built across the street from where he lives. “I don’t want this to come across as another not-in-my-backyard thing,” Dragish said. “The main thing is this entire area is reliant on the water table for our water supply. We’re talking about a gas station, 60 parking spots, that’s going to be reliant on well water and septic.”
New Wawa not welcome by some N.J. neighbors, but others say they can’t wait Updated 6:00 PM; Marc Dragish admits he likes a good cup of coffee from his local Wawa convenience store. But when he found out a new super Wawa with 10 gas pumps was moving in across the street from his home in Winslow, convenience was the last thing on his mind. “I don’t want this to come across as another not-in-my-backyard thing,” Dragish said. “The main thing is this entire area is reliant on the water table for our water supply. We’re talking about a gas station, 60 parking spots, that’s going to ...