Albert J. Countryman Jr. is a journalist based in Moorestown, New Jersey, and writes for the Haddonfield Sun. With a focus on local news, Albert covers a wide range of topics including community events, sports, education, and local government. His articles provide readers with a comprehensive view of the happenings in the Moorestown area.
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Albert J. Countryman Jr.'s coverage indicates a focus on local community events, government announcements, and expert commentary related to family and relationships, human resources & employment, as well as sports. When reaching out to him, consider offering insights from local experts in education or personal growth within the New Jersey area.
Given his interest in expert commentary and event coverage focused on sports and community activities, pitches should highlight opportunities for local individuals or organizations to provide expertise or involvement in events that align with these themes. Additionally, since he covers government announcements significantly, relevant information about local policies impacting the mentioned topics could be of interest.
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Albert J. Countryman Jr./The Sun Joining the walk on Sept. 7 were Roxanna Carberry (left to right) Victoria Carberry, Nicole Cesaretti and Suzanne Wells.
Albert J. Countryman Jr./The SunA Sons of the American Revolution member places a wreath at a memorial on Oct. 20 to honor the 14 Continental Army soldiers kill
Albert J. Countryman Jr./The Sun Future trades students and officials hoist shovels at the groundbreaking at Rowan's Deptford campus last month.Another step
Albert J. Countryman Jr./The SunRuth Mitchell (seated) celebrated her 100th birthday at home in Palmyra on Nov. 2. With her were three of her four children, Nan
Rowan College of South Jersey was named this month as one of 150 institutions eligible to compete for the $1-million 2025 Aspen Prize for Community College Excellence, the nation’s signature recognition of high achievement and performance among two-year colleges. “Receiving this recognition affirms the work we continue to do – creating more opportunities for students […]
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Albert J. Countryman Jr./The Sun World War II veterans Cpl. Benjamin Berry (left) and Pvt. First Class Jacob J. Ruser at the head table for the eighth annual Ta
Albert J. Countryman Jr./The Sun Rowan University intern Kendelyn Welsh puts a firehouse in position with a Lionel Texas Special model train from 1959 while set
Albert J. Countryman Jr./The SunRoger Prichard (left) and John Laverty display the state award, which they received during a ceremony on Nov. 21 for leading the
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Albert J. Countryman Jr./The Sun With St. Nick during photos with Santa on Dec. 7 at the Monroe library were members of the event sponsor, Williamstown Sunrise
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Photos by Albert J. Countryman Jr./The SunFoundations on Belleview Avenue in Cinnaminson are ready for the six modular homes (right) being built across the str
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