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Medford Lakes plans special 9/11 memorial (Courier-Post)
Dave Piereth solemnly glanced at the American flag as he remembered surviving one of the country's darkest days and his 15 co-workers who did not.Local Notices 3/8/10 (Burlington County Times) Local Sports Notices
Elmo, more family fun this weekend (Courier-Post) While the Flower Show continues in Philly this weekend, Elmo brings his own "Green Thumb" to South Jersey.
Drug testing policy on tap in Medford Lakes (Courier-Post) A comprehensive, and what officials called overdue, drug testing policy for Medford Lakes employees would be enacted with town council approval on Wednesday.
World Trade Center steel sought for N.J. monument (The Philadelphia Inquirer) A 10-foot-long piece of steel recovered from the World Trade Center would be perfect.But Medford Lakes Fire Chief Dennis Staples will be grateful for whatever piece of steel the borough gets for the centerpiece of a memorial honoring victims of the 9/11 terrorist attacks, which officials hope will be finished just in time for the 10th anniversary.
Man charged with exposing self at bookstore (Courier-Post) A Medford Lakes man is accused of exposing himself to a child in a bookstore here.
Police: N.J. Man Exposed Himself To 5-Year-Old (CBS 3 Philadelphia) Police in Evesham Township, New Jersey arrested a man for allegedly exposing his genitalia to a 5-year-old girl over the weekend.
Brandon Crime Tracker (The Brandon News & Tribune) This is a partial list of service calls by zip code reported between Feb.18-24 to the Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office. Questions about a specific event should be directed to the department at (813) 247-8200.
UPDATED: Early dismissals in tri-county region schools (Courier-Post) CourierPostOnline.com has confirmed the following school closings and delays from media reports and school resources.
Problems may not melt away with snow (Courier-Post) Mounds of snow that last week dwarfed the average adult have begun to melt, but the water runoff could cause flooding on some streets in flood-prone areas.