Lori M. Nichols is a freelance photojournalist and reporter. She focuses on culture and society, often covering topics related to Pennsylvania, holidays, and the Philadelphia Eagles in the NFL. Lori's work has been featured in NJ Cannabis Insider, PennLive.com, and Catholic Star Herald.
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Lori's coverage predominantly focuses on local events and promotions, with a notable emphasis on sports, entertainment, and lifestyle topics. She appears to be particularly interested in covering local happenings such as holiday events, sports competitions, community activities, and seasonal festivities.
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By: Kkausch, Katie Kausch, Lori M. Nichols
MLK Day events were held throughout the Garden State on Monday.
By: Lori M. Nichols, Tim Hawk
Eagles fans flooded the streets of Philadelphia following the Super Bowl.
By: Lori M. Nichols
Carter Doorley, of Brigantine, is now working toward a new goal.
By: Lori M. Nichols
NJSIAA Region 8 wrestling finals at Egg Harbor Township High School, Saturday, Feb. 25, 2023.
El obispo Dennis Sullivan visitó el refugio de invierno dirigido por las Hermanas Franciscanas de la Renovación el 1 de febrero. Visitó a los clientes y voluntarios y brindó orientación espiritual. El refugio está ubicado detrás de la iglesia de San Miguel y es un lugar para que las personas sin hogar de Atlantic City encuentren una cama cálida, comida, fe y amistad de diciembre a marzo.
Calling it a beacon “shining brightly for people who live in very dark situations in Atlantic City,” Bishop Dennis Sullivan visited the winter shelter run by the Franciscan Sisters of the Renewal on Feb. 1. Bishop Sullivan and his priest-secretary, Father Joshua Nevitt, visited with the clients and volunteers and provided spiritual guidance. The shelter, located in the Parish of Saint Monica’s Quaremba Hall, behind Saint Michael Church, is a place for the homeless of Atlantic City to find a warm bed, food, faith and camaraderie from December to March.
Bishop Dennis Sullivan and Father Joshua Nevitt, priest-secretary and associate director of vocations for the Diocese of Camden, joined the Franciscan Sisters of the Renewal’s weekly youth gathering in Atlantic City on Feb. 1. Every Thursday night, the congregation’s Heart to Heart ministry brings together area teens to its convent for catechesis, discussion, fellowship, music and games. The ministry also enjoys field trips to places such as the Franciscan University of Steubenville in Ohio, and Camp Veritas, a Catholic summer camp for teens with destinations around the world.
By: Peter G. Sánchez, Lori M. Nichols
BLACKWOOD – The wide smile on Makayla Gallashaw’s face spoke volumes of the pride she has for her mother, Sgt. Tracey Stanton, a juvenile detention officer in Camden County.
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