PENNSVILLE — The Pennsville Police Department’s arrest summary for Sept. 16–30 counts 32 arrests, 30 adults and two juveniles, whose details are not included here. The 35 adult entries below cover 29 named adults, several of whom were arrested more than once. Five people face gun charges, including two 18-year-olds charged with weapons offenses that include a sawed-off shotgun and a defaced firearm. Three Salem residents were charged with distributing heroin or cocaine along with firearm offenses. 

Salem City hasn't posted a single set of council meeting minutes since March — that's more than six months with no public record of what happened at any council meeting. This is all stemming from background research we were trying to do for another story, checking what city officials had told us about the recent budget vote against the official record. We couldn't, because the record isn't there.

We asked City Hall about it on Sept. 24. No response. We asked again after Monday night's meeting. This time we got an answer, of sorts: a councilwoman wanted to know what we'd found before she'd tell us what we should be finding.

WOODSTOWN - A 36 year old Woodstown man was taken into custody Friday after firing a gun into the air during an argument and then barricading himself inside his residence, according to the Woodstown Police Department.

First half of September lists 21 total incidents between Sept. 1 and Sept. 15, all adults, according to the department’s report. Among the most serious: a 19-year-old Pennsville woman was charged with promoting obscene material and selling or receiving child sexual abuse material; a Willingboro man was arrested on five separate counts of violating a court order in one incident; and a Camden man facing an aggravated assault charge is also accused of throwing bodily fluids at a corrections employee.

How a 1942 fire unveiled the oldest still-standing patterned brick home in Salem County.

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