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South Jersey Brewery To Close: ‘It Was One Hell of a Run’ South Jersey Brewery To Close: ‘It Was One Hell of a Run’
South Jersey Brewery To Close: ‘It Was One Hell of a Run’ After a decade of pouring pints and building community, Brotherton Brewing Company has announced it will close at the end of March. The Atco brewery broke the news in a message on Instagram, thanking its loyal customers, employees, and retailers who helped shape its journey from a backyard barn in 2015 to a full-scale production facility and tasting room in 2020. “We never could have imagined that this small business venture…would have evolved into this,” the Brotherton team said. Their tasting room became more than just a place to grab a beer, hosting everything from baby showers and birt…

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by Cecilia Levine
Police & Fire
Elderly Woman Dies In NJ House Fire: Police Elderly Woman Dies In NJ House Fire: Police
Elderly Woman Dies In NJ House Fire: Police An elderly woman was killed in a house fire in Winslow Township, authorities announced Friday, Dec. 20. The Winslow Police Department, Fire Department, and EMS responded to reports of a dwelling fire at 47 Winding Brook Drive in Atco, New Jersey, at approximately 11:24 a.m. on Friday, Dec. 20, according to police. Upon arrival, responders discovered the home engulfed in flames and later determined that a 71-year-old woman had perished in the fire, police said. The Camden County Prosecutor’s Office Major Crime and Crime Scene units, along with county and state fire marshals, are investi…

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by Jillian Pikora
Police & Fire
Suspected Intoxicated Boater Indicted For Deadly Galloway Township Crash, Prosecutors Say Suspected Intoxicated Boater Indicted For Deadly Galloway Township Crash, Prosecutors Say
Suspected Intoxicated Boater Indicted For Deadly Galloway Township Crash, Prosecutors Say An Atco man was accused of boating while intoxicated in a crash that killed a Tabernacle man in Galloway Township more than a year ago, authorities said. A grand jury indicted 42-year-old Jason Santo on Wednesday, Nov. 6 for second-degree vehicular homicide, the Atlantic County Prosecutor's Office said in a news release. He was charged in the death of 44-year-old Mark Risden. Investigators said Santo was intoxicated when he crashed his boat into the 141 Intracoastal Waterway marker in the Great Bay Inlet at around 12:06 a.m. on Saturday, Aug. 12, 2023. Santo and three ot…

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by Chris Spiker