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A photo look at annual Holiday Craft Fair

By: ALBERT J. COUNTRYMAN Jr.

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Williamstown Middle School SAVE club advisors Bria Nestore (left to right) and Jeanette Surace with student Russell Walker display the recycled items they created for sale to fund a field trip to the Camden Aquarium during the Williamstown Holiday Craft and Vendor Fair on Saturday, Dec. 14. Middle School eighth graders Sophia Verchio, Gia Nelms and Mikayla McCormick smile brightly while holding holiday gifts after helping to set up the event. Alaina (left to right) and Maria Spade help Moderator and art teacher Eric Eisenhart sell paintings created by the middle school students in the Art Club. Selling raffle tickets are Williamstown High School juniors in the National Honor Society, including Dominic DiPietroto (left to right) Edward Urban, Rylie Beck, Isabella Elentrio, Stella Eberly, Vincent DiPietroto and Johnny Ventura. Relaxing a moment after setting up the successful second annual craft fair are Williamstown Middle School Parent Teacher Organization Executive Board members Alison Peters (left to right), Tara Nelms, Maria Spade and Melissa Lutz.

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ALBERT J. COUNTRYMAN Jr.
ALBERT J. COUNTRYMAN Jr.
Albert Countryman Jr. joined the Donnelly.Media team in 2019 after owning the Gloucester City News for 17 years. Albert's history and connection to the places he covers allow him to connect with people and groups worth celebrating in our communities. His favorite pieces to share involve people who have overcome great odds to achieve success, high school teams winning state championships, and volunteers working at food pantries or other charitable organizations. Albert can be reached at acountryman@donnelly.media for stories pertaining to Cinnaminson, Delran, Gloucester City and Palmyra.
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