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Caytlinn Batal

Articles by Caytlinn Batal

Weekly roundup: Williamstown author set to release sixth novel in April

Also, Williamstown nonprofit Bianca’s Kids surprises 15-year-old Dalton McKernan with a trip to disney after diagnosis of stage four Hodgkin’s Lymphoma Williamstown native Ellen Parry Lewis’ newest novel “Smarty Pants:…

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Weekly roundup: WTHS soccer commit to college, ‘Open’ assembly shed light on equality

Also, Police Chief Patrick Gurcsik reflects on 2017 and looks ahead to 2018 with plans for the Washington Township Police Department Washington Township High School seniors Emily Gray and Giovani…

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Mayor’s Message — Community updates on local events and services

Mayor Joann Gattinelli talks Super Bowl Hoagie Sale, Shop Washington Township, community calendars and more From left, Councilwoman Angela Donato, Council President Joe Perry, Mayor Joann Gattinelli and Administrative Assistant Alicia…

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A wish to ‘feed the soul:’ Bianca’s Kids grants wishes of more than 20,000 children in need

Williamstown resident Debbie Savigliano found peace in helping others through non-profit in memory of her late niece Bianca Yodice Pictured at the premier of Bianca’s Kids’ documentary film “From Grief to…

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OVMS eighth-grader Alison Maselek captures title in sixth annual WT Middle School Idol Contest

Maselek performed powerful renditions of Alicia Keys’ “If I Ain’t Got You” and Etta James’ “At Last” Contest finalists, from left, Gianna Trapani, Talia Mazzuca and Alison Maselek, are pictured with…

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Thomas Jefferson fourth-graders surpass one-million words read

Fourth-grade students in the Read 180 program at Thomas Jefferson Elementary School recently surpassed a major goal Fourth graders in Tracy Misata’s class pose with their million words (plus some!) banner. Fourth-grade…

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Council meeting sheds light on the future of Washington Township Police Department

Also, Washington Township snow removal procedures were discussed Chief of Police Patrick Gurcsik was honored by Mayor Joann Gattinelli at the Feb. 7 council meeting for his outstanding service to…

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An open conversation: WTHS students speak on race, stereotypes and bullying

Through an assembly of skits, speeches, dance and more, students spread awareness on prejudice and injustice within the school and nation Lauren Crane (front, left) spoke about online bullying, as her…

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Mastering the game: Williamstown author schools students on how to get ahead

Ellen Parry Lewis, known for her published fiction novels, will release first nonfiction piece “Smarty Pants: How to Become a Valedictorian” in April. Williamstown native Ellen Parry Lewis’ newest novel “Smarty…

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Do something: Community events, car shows and more

Check out what events are happening around your neighborhood this weekend From a car show in Atlantic City to theater performances in Philadelphia, there are tons of activities to do this…

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