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When Simon Davies was in kindergarten, his teacher gave him a M-1 metal Army helmet, more commonly known as a “steel pot.” That, perhaps, sealed his future as a military enthusiast with ambitions of becoming a U.S. Marine Corps officer. 

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On the same day the New Jersey Office of Attorney General (OAG) was issuing guidelines for all-terrain (ATV) and off-road vehicles (ORV), May 22, Upper Township Committee was hearing complaints from residents about ATVs and ORVs. 

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Township Engineer Paul Dietrich told the Upper Township Planning Board, May 18, that he had only one more meeting as the township’s engineer before he leaves to take a similar position in Cape May. 

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Upper Township Engineer Paul Dietrich is heading to the City of Cape May to become the city’s director of land use, a new position that places him over the construction office, planning and zoning, and other areas of engineering, Cape May Mayor Zach Mullock confirmed. 

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A group of Upper Township residents quietly presented their concerns, May 8, to the governing body regarding a proposed bike trail connection project that might result in more bike, foot, and vehicular traffic traveling past their homes.

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The status of a dispute between the Upper Township Board of Education and the state’s Department of the Treasury remains unclear, after the state told the district it was liable for over $1 million due to an alleged unauthorized early retirement incentive set up in the 2000s.

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When Upper Township engineer Paul Dietrich mentioned the reshaping of some beach areas where cliffing has occurred, Upper Township Committeeman Curtis Corson held up his phone and said he had a picture of a child on the dunes, adding that parents ought to control such situations.

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About 16 people attended a community engagement meeting in Upper Township, April 19, to hear about plans to fill in a missing piece of the bike trail in Cape May County and finish what will be a 105-mile trail running from Philadelphia to Cape May.