Friday, December 21, 2012
Maureen Benetz and Chris Grabosky have been planning their end of the world wedding for three years.
If the Mayans are wrong and today is not doomsday, it still definitely marks an end for Cinnaminson's Chris Grabosky. He’s getting married today. But the bachelor-no-more and his fiancée, Maureen Benetz, knew this day was coming; they planned a Dec. 21, 2012, wedding three years ago. “We knew what day we were getting married three hours after we got engaged,” said Benetz. Benetz and Grabosky, both 25 and from Cinnaminson, didn’t have a normal engagement, so why should their wedding be run-of-the-mill? Grabosky asked Benetz’s parents for her hand in marriage on Dec. 22, 2009. But Benetz’s sister stole the limelight when she and her husband were engaged on Christmas Day that year. Plans changed. Grabosky was then set to propose on New Year…
Tuesday, July 17, 2012
The victim, a wedding guest at the Merion, said she was followed.
Somebody's wedding day didn't end so joyfully as three women allegedly assaulted a fourth woman in the bathroom during a wedding reception at The Merion over the weekend, police said. Around 11:30 p.m., Friday, July 13, Cinnaminson Police were dispatched to the Route 130 facility to find the three women involved left prior to their arrival. The victim, Catherine Waterfield, had called police and said she was followed into the bathroom during the reception of the wedding she was attending. She said three women assaulted her. Waterfield was treated at a local hospital for minor injuries and released. Police later arrested Nicole Julia, 24, Alexis Julia, 19, both of the unit block of Sylvan Court, Laurel Springs, and Nicolette Rutter, 18, of…
Monday, October 10, 2011
Providence House Domestic Violence Services of Catholic Charities hosts the Taste of Burlington County to spearhead its cause.
Rachel Johnston said her short time with Providence House has taught her what communities can do when they pool together to stop domestic violence. “The many services that are provided for disadvantaged women trying to get back on their feet would not be available if it wasn’t for the dedication of so many people and from the cooperation of the public,” said Johnston, community affairs coordinator, who joined Providence House in Delran seven months ago. Providence House Domestic Violence Services of Catholic Charities provides an emergency safe house at an undisclosed location for up to 27 women and their children fleeing from domestic abuse. “The women can stay for 30 days,” Johnston explained. “Many women show up with [just] the clothes …
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John
12:51 pm on Tuesday, December 25, 2012
Hope U do not go to the moorestown patch they spelled your name wrong.....cute idea hate-o-rade....U will have people like that all the time.....enjoy the holidays.... more ›