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The situation is very complex to say the least. Some facts that I have brought to light for your consideration: 1. There was no vacation of West Mill Road. Vacations are done by the adoption of an ordinance by a municipality to vacate all municipal rights in a road. Typically the land is...

I received information and documents from the Town of Hammonton yesterday that will really shed some light on this giant mess. I have something to do right now and I will post later.

I don't want to jinx myself but they haven't been bad down here at all. I can't figure it out.

At its intersection with 206, the road is unnamed and joins Paradise Lane a little further into the woods. Chew Road is coming in from the top of the page in this clip of the tax map

I spoke to Hammonton's municipal engineer last week and he had no knowledge of the situation. He has been their engineer forever and I would think he would have at least heard some scuttlebutt. Vacation of municipal roads requires the adoption of an ordinance. One thing I noted is that on the...

Your sensitivity is commendable. A quick trip in a tank of cool water to a nearby pond would probably save a percentage of the little guys. Not much predation occurring on top of the liner but there will be some mortality in a pond. My neighbors recently opened their pool and the stagnant...

Interesting that participation in the exploration is welcomed. http://www.courierpostonline.com/story/news/2017/06/13/james-still-site-medford-hosts-archaeological-dig-summer/389315001/

There appears to be a direct mathematical relationship between your increase in age and the size of your hat. :D Scary looking snake by the way. :eek:

The courage of the men that went ashore in that operation is unfathomable.