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Gavin Schweiger

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Gavin Schweiger is a reporter for NJ.com. Before joining as a reporter, he was a freelance photographer for NJ.com and managing editor at Follow South Jersey.

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A scientist discovered a new flower. You can only find it in this small section of N.J.

A scientist discovered a new flower. You can only find it in this small section of N.J.

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How a Data Center Tore Vineland's Public and Government Apart

How a Data Center Tore Vineland's Public and Government Apart

By: Gavin Schweiger, Managing Editor Vineland Council Members listen to a resident speaking about the data ce…

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A Franklinville Flower Farmer Speaks Out Against Auto Auction Yard, Speaks Up for Herself in the ...

A Franklinville Flower Farmer Speaks Out Against Auto Auction Yard, Speaks Up for Herself in the ...

By: Gavin Schweiger, Follow South Jersey Assistant Editor Rachel Anne Hess holds flowers. Photo courtesy of R…

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Inclusive Coffee Shop To Open New Location In Vineland Library

Inclusive Coffee Shop To Open New Location In Vineland Library

By: Gavin Schweiger, Follow South Jersey Assistant Editor Owner Amanda Vellon, left, and employee Robert Eldr…

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Cedarville Rescue Farm Gives Abused Animals A Second Chance

Cedarville Rescue Farm Gives Abused Animals A Second Chance

By: Gavin Schweiger, Follow South Jersey Assistant Editor CEDARVILLE, NJ ­- In December of 2021, hundreds of …

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Culture, History Highlighted At Salem's 350th Anniversary Festival

Culture, History Highlighted At Salem's 350th Anniversary Festival

By: Gavin Schweiger, Follow South Jersey Community Journalist People dance to the "Bean Dance" at Salem's 350…

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Solar-powered ‘boat of the future’ will be docked in N.J. — and local kids will be on board Original

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By Gavin Schweiger
| NJ.com Verified
New schools often have ceremonial ribbon cuttings and celebrations to mark their openings — but not quite like this. Last month, champagne bottles crashed against the hull of a new New Jersey’s newest classroom. The first-of-its-kind, electric-powered learning experience - part classroom, part boat - trades biology and science posters on brick walls for fresh air and real nature.
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‘Get the Flock outta Jersey’: A N.J. group wants license plate cameras gone

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By Jana Cholakovska Verified, Gavin Schweiger
| Yahoo Verified
A sizable crowd had gathered around the camera. More than 25 people stood at the edge of a Home Depot parking lot in Berlin Township on Saturday afternoon, signs in hand. "Get the Flock outta Jersey!" "Don't spy on me" "This camera is spying on you." Among them, a volunteer sweated inside a homemade costume built to resemble the very thing they'd come to protest — Flock cameras. The costume was black and boxy, with white gloves and sneakers. The mascot's name? Flocky, of course.
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A network of cameras is quietly watching every car in N.J. Here’s what it knows about you

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By Jana Cholakovska Verified, Gavin Schweiger
| Staten Island Advance Verified
On Paul Robeson Boulevard in New Brunswick, a small camera mounted to a slim pole tracks every car that passes. Two blocks west, another watches Remsen Avenue. Three blocks farther, a third records a quiet street of two-story homes from its perch across from a neighborhood bakery. They’re automated license plate readers — cameras that log the plate, make, model, and color of passing cars. Those three were made by Flock Safety, the country’s fastest-growing maker of the technology.
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