Archive for October, 2006
Ocean City, NJ - For decades, the Flanders has been happily haunted by a ghost named Emily (or so patrons and personel claim). Here, on the night before Halloween, the South Jersey Paranormal Research group goes to work, in the darkness, trying to gather evidence to prove the supernatural. Are you a believer?
10.27.2006 - Operation Falcon III
11:50 pm
Egg Harbor City, NJ - As a part of the U.S. Marshals led Operation FALCON III, or Federal And Local Cops Organized Nationally, law enforcement officers seek out and arrest fugitives in Egg Harbor City.
10.27.2006 - Senior Halloween Party
11:42 pm
Ventnor, NJ - Area seniors break out the masks and costumes and get together for a special Halloween party at the Ventnor library.
Egg Harbor Township, NJ - The Wawa at Ocean Heights and English Creek in Egg Harbor Township says thank you to its loyal customer base by offering free food and prizes, all while employees get into the act by dressing in colorful costumes.
Egg Harbor Township, NJ - The fishermen who were rescued by the coast guard after their boat sank return to the coast guard base to say thanks… and tell their “whale” of a tale one more time.
Ocean City, NJ - Winslow Township students with an environmental passion plant plum trees into the dunes on the Ocean City beach to assist in the never ending battle against erosion.
10.23.2006 - Miracle Crash Survivior
11:34 pm
Hamilton Township, NJ - On the remote Bear’s Head Road between Atlantic and Cumberland Counties, a man crashes his truck in spectacular fashion after being cut off by another driver, and somehow escapes with hardly a scratch to tell the tale.
10.18.2006 - Brave New Jitney World
11:31 pm
Atlantic City , NJ - As Harrah’s casino institutes a free shuttle bus for transporting its customers between its Atlantic City gaming properties, the famous AC Jitneys and their owners face a severe decrease in ridership and ponder their now uncertain future.
Atlantic City , NJ - Saint Nicholas of Tolentine Church is one of South Jersey’s only consecrated Catholic churches, and as it undergoes an expensive renovation project, the pastor dreams of a future use for the vast catacombs underneath.
Washington Township , NJ - Every autumn, the cranberry harvest gets underway in the flooded bogs of southern New Jersey. Cranberries, which are one of only a few fruits that are native to North America, are delivered from the ground to the consumer by way of a most unusual method of farming.
