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CAMDEN — A Franklinville man was indicted Monday on two counts of mail fraud and  is expected to be arraigned at noon Tuesday, Oct. 28 in Camden federal court.

Robert S. Armstrong, 44, allegedly mailed fraudulent invoices for non-existent workbooks and advertisements for colleges and trade schools throughout the Uniter States.

Armstrong was arrested Oct. 16 on one count of mail fraud, authorities said. While on bail for that charge, he allegedly collected more money from fraudulent invoices, resulting in his arrest Oct. 24.

 

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PITMAN — With the Halloween quickly approaching, the Pitman Police Department would like to offer parents and their children some basic safety tips to help prepare for a safe and enjoyable trick-or-treating.

For children — Please stay on the sidewalks, cross at intersections, obey traffic signals and look both ways before crossing the street. 

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LOGAN TWP. — On Oct. 18, a Stone Henge Drive resident reported that sometime over the past several weeks, someone forcibly entered his enclosed trailer and removed various power tools and an air compressor located therein. The tools were valued at $1,100.

In other police news in Logan Township:

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WOODBURY — A 23-year-old Pitman man pleaded guilty Monday, Oct. 27 to a 2012 robbery in National Park.

David M. Lynam 3rd, in a negotiated agreement, pleaded guilty to holding up the Mini Market on Columbia Boulevard in National Park on Aug. 22, 2012, authorities said.

According to the agreement, Assistant Gloucester County Prosecutor Temperance Williamson will recommend that Lynam be sentenced to five years in state prison, and that he serve 85 percent of that term before being eligible for parole.

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WOODBURY — The Woman's Club of Woodbury is observing the 95th anniversary of its membership in the New Jersey State Federation of Women's Clubs with headquarters in New Brunswick, which is part of the General Federation of Women's Clubs headquartered in Washington, D.C. 

The club's mission is to provide opportunities for education, leadership training, and community service, enabling the members to make a difference in the lives of others one project at a time. The Woman's Club of Woodbury is proud of its long-standing tradition of awarding $1,000 scholarships to graduating seniors from both Woodbury and Deptford high schools.

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WASHINGTON TWP. — A family of six was forced out of the Canal Street home Monday morning by a fire that took only minutes to be placed under control.

Firefighters, commanded by Assistant Chief Dick Sumek, arrived at the house for a dryer fire at 8:59 a.m. and had the fire knocked down by 9:04 a.m., authorities said.

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WOODBURY — Ghosts, art and homebrewing will be featured at the Woodbury Public Library this week.

Pinelands Paranormal visits The Monday Thing, at 3 p.m. Monday, Oct. 27. Open to students in grades 6 through 12, the event will highlight Pinelands Paranormal discussing ghost hunting and why places become haunted. You’re welcome to bring your own ghost story, too.

The Monday Thing meets every week at 3 p.m.  

On Tuesday, Oct. 28, the Art Film Series will focus on James Abbott McNeill Whistler with a video at 2 p.m. This series, which has a video and a discussion of a different artist  every month, is free.

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GLASSBORO — Gloucester County Freeholder Adam Taliaferro will address Rowan University students and faculty Tuesday, Oct. 28, for Disability Awareness Week.

Taliaferro was paralyzed while making a tackle for Penn State during a game at Ohio State in 2000.

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Boz Scaggs. We try to see the incredibly gifted Boz as often as we can, which isn’t to say every time we can.

We last saw him at the most terrific mid-sized venue in the area, the Scottish Rite Auditorium in Collingswood. We went with friends who also love Boz. It snowed that night — we had a blizzard.

Boz payed his heart out, started early and ended early, because he knew his  band and crew had to make it across the Delaware River to their hotel in Philadelphia and, well, there was a blizzard.

Last night, the amazingly low-key Boz Scaggs had no opening act at the Scottish Rite. Several minutes after radio legend Michael Tearson gave his introduction, Boz and his band just ambled on stage. Boz strapped on a guitar and talked, about how things were the last time he was at the Scottish Rite.

As it turned out, once he got the band and crew safely ensconced in the hotel, all flights were canceled, so they had to hang out in Philly a couple days more.

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