Construction has started in Pennsville NJ on the site preparation for a brand-new Super Wawa convenience store with gas operations This new project is located on South Broadway (Rt 49) at the front of the Cranberry Plaza where Save-A-Lot Grocery is also located The convenience store will be 5,915 square feet which makes it one of the larger models of the traditional Super Wawa configuration The adjacent gas operations will feature 12 fueling positions with six dispensers and of course the overhead protective canopy The project is set to include 56 parking spots when only 48 are required by town zoning.  Two of those parking spots will offer electric vehicle parking stations As part of that March approval it was also agreed that this front portion of land for the new Wawa would be split out into its own tax lot/property, which will be owned by the developers of the Wawa The plans for the new Wawa were approved by Pennsville in March of this year, and 42Freeway first wrote about it in April Compared to other South Jersey approved Wawa projects seeing construction crews on the Pennsville site just 8 months after town approval is a very quick turnaround Likely a big reason for the quick startup of this Wawa is that it will not have direct road access which means the project likely did not require extensive approval review from Salem County or NJDOT (if at all) If you’re unfamiliar with that process when new developments require direct access to roads operated by the County or State those government entities get to review the plans… looking for potential impacts to the traffic flow and patterns along the roadway In situations where a proposed project needs roadway improvements (wider shoulders new traffic signals)… it is the developer’s responsibility to pay for those upgrades and most times this can turn into lengthy design and negotiation steps between the Government body and the developer while Wawa does prefer its stores to have direct road access (particularly at a busy corner intersection) this new Pennsville store is being developed at the front of the existing shopping center’s parking lot and customers will only have access to this Wawa from within the shopping center’s parking lot Even though this Wawa is being developed along the road frontage customers driving on South Broadway/49 will have to enter Cranberry Plaza at the center’s main center entrance (which is a traffic light intersection)… and then when in the center’s parking lot This is a similar pattern to what was implemented for a newer AutoZone store which was built on the opposite side of the shopping center’s entrance Locals will note that there is an existing legacy Wawa open less than 1000 feet away from this new Super Wawa project While I don’t see the fate of that older Wawa noted in planning documents I think it’s safe to say that this new Cranberry Plaza located Wawa will replace the older legacy Wawa store…   and the smaller location at Broadway and Carroll Ave Clearly Wawa is looking to significantly reduce the number of smaller/older stores in their portfolio by either upsizing with an nearby all-new Super Wawa… or in some cases simply closing the store As an example, a legacy Wawa in Cherry Hill closed this month after plans to develop a new Super Wawa on the other side of Route 70 (across from the older store) were cancelled based on community concerns Likely local residents expected the smaller Wawa to remain open… but Wawa felt the smaller store was not sustainable At this time there are no details on when this new Pennsville Wawa will open Wawa at Cranberry Plaza Pennsville (Under Construction)Cranberry Plaza233 S BroadwayPennsville NJ Wawa Corporate Site Categories Salem First Watch “Daytime Café” Sicklerville is Open Paramount Realty has acquired a development site in Salem County that it now plans to develop as a Wawa convenience store and gas station the 1.5-acre pad site at 233 South Broadway in Pennsville is part of a parcel known as Cranberry Plaza which is anchored by Save A Lot and Auto Zone The Goldstein Group Vice President Scott Milich and Director Chris Conway represented both the seller “This pad site at Cranberry Plaza provides an exceptional opportunity for Wawa to relocate from a smaller convenience store only site to provide its customers with a full convenience store along with gas,” said Neil Goldstein a principal with the Paramus-based brokerage firm “Paramount has developed many Wawa properties and had the experience and expertise to handle this asset which needed to be subdivided from the larger parcel.” has been covering New Jersey commercial real estate for 13 years Many industry leaders view him as the go-to real estate reporter in the state a role he is eager to continue as the editor of Real Estate NJ He is a lifelong New Jersey resident who has spent a decade covering the great Garden State Restaurant chain Bojangles has opened along a major commercial corridor in Piscataway as part of a 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Learn more about our use of cookies: cookie policy Pennsville left-hander Luke Wood picked up the win Monday striking out 10 as the Eagles defeated Glassboro in Tri-County play.Kevin Minnick | NJ Advance Media for NJ.com .st1{fill-rule:evenodd;clip-rule:evenodd;fill:#2a2a2a}By Anthony Gabbianelli | NJ Advance Media for NJ.comLuke Wood and Connor Starn combined to strike out 12 for Pennsville in its 7-1 victory against Williamstown in Williamstown Wood went 6 and 2/3 innings allowing just two hits and two walks on one run for Pennsville (6-4) while Starn walked one batter before recording the final out Williamstown (3-7) led 1-0 after the bottom of the first inning when Pennsville answered back with three runs in the top of the third to take a 3-1 lead Cohen Petrutz and Mason O’Brien each doubled and drove in a pair of runs for Pennsville Anthony Gabbianelli can be reached at agabbianellli@njadvancemedia.com The N.J. 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(42Freeway) This is part of a larger redevelopment of the property which previously was home to Incollingo’s Market Penns Grove A Super Wawa previously opened at the corner as well as a small 6,000 square foot multi-unit retail building In my visit yesterday the McDonald’s building exterior looked completed with signage in place and in fact landscapers were on site placing mulch and plants Indications they are getting close to the end of development A peek in the window showed that interior aspects were already mostly developed including seating… although I didn’t take a long focus looked considering there was considerable activity going on around me They are actively hiring for the Penns Grove McDonald’s location and state that training will take place at Mullica Hill and Woodstown locations The job listings state an opening of March 2025 it’s clear that this McDonald’s will likely open very soon Bullhide Brewery is an all-new construction brewery rising across the street from the Cowtown Rodeo. (42Freeway Oct Update) The brewery is being developed by locals Suzanne and Travis who own the Cowtown Cowboy Outfitters retail store (unaffiliated with the Rodeo) It’s an ambitious and smart plan that the couple has come up with developing the new brewery and other retail components as an extension of the existing western retail store From the outside the vision of the long integrated complex of store When I stopped in last October the timber framing had just been completed on the addition but the original retail store segment was still its older rustic self Four months later in my April visit yesterday the full exterior of extended building is completed!  Exterior walls are in place the roof is in place and even the retail store is showcasing its new style For the original Cowtown Outfitters retail component larger windows and a new front door have also been installed and additional interior work will take place as well as an opening to connect the store with the rest of the building Suzanne tells me they have hired their Brewer for Bullhide Brewery and they expect to open sometime early summer Their social channels even shared images of the core brewery equipment inside the building A new Super Wawa is being developed in Pennsville in the front parking area of the Cranberry Plaza on South Broadway I first wrote about this project back in April of 2024 when they were granted permission to develop the Wawa This will likely be a relocation of the existing smaller legacy Wawa a block away.  This is a common pattern for the Pennsylvania-based convenience store where they are looking to replace older smaller stores with the larger Super Wawa buildings which include gas station pumps In my visit yesterday I could see that the concrete building foundation is in place and utilities are being added Also the underground gas tanks appear to be installed While there is no building standing at this point we’re getting to the point where the locals are going to be amazed at how fast the building development takes place once this foundation phase is completed Literally you’ll be driving by one day soon and “Bam”… the steel frame of the Super Wawa will be standing and you’re going to swear to yourself that you drove by just two days ago and nothing was there I have no updates on the opening of this location but I would guess an opening very late Summer or early Fall Site preparation work is taking place for a new Tractor Supply location being developed in Pennsville pm South Broadway (Rt 49) at Chestnut Lane… about 1,000 feet South of the Walmart shopping center 42Freeway first wrote about these plans back in January of 2024 as the Tractor Supply project was moving through planning board process Tractor Supply is a large retail chain of stores which sells products for home improvement horse and pet care.  Their customer base typically targets recreational farmers and ranchers In my visit yesterday to the Pennsville location I could see from the drone shots that the site prep work is underway for the Tractor Supply particularly with dirt layered on the property where the building and parking lot will be developed I have no real indications of when this Tractor Supply location will open 7 Brew Drive-Thru Coffee Approved for Blackwood-Clementon Road Roy Rogers Cherry Hill Remodel Underway Ahead of Expected Late Spring Opening .st1{fill-rule:evenodd;clip-rule:evenodd;fill:#2a2a2a}By Matt Cosentino | For NJ Advance MediaCumberland pushed across a run in the top of the eighth inning and held on to beat Pennsville 2-1 in Pennsville giving the Colts their first victory of the season and snapping the Eagles’ winning streak at five while Boyd Fithian and Kam Fiorani each had a hit and scored a run for the Colts (1-8) struck out eight and walked two in seven innings to earn the win Ethan Cruz pitched a scoreless eighth for the save Chase Burchfield singled and knocked in a run for Pennsville (5-3) The N.J. 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Sign up now! .st1{fill-rule:evenodd;clip-rule:evenodd;fill:#2a2a2a}By Matt Cosentino | For NJ Advance MediaRuby Caviston went 2-for-3 with a home run three RBIs and three runs as Haddon Heights defeated Pennsville 8-7 in Pennsville for its sixth win in a row The Garnets (6-2) scored four runs in the sixth inning to overcome a 6-4 deficit Emma Covello went 3-for-5 with a run and Brielle Connor added two hits and two runs Makenzie Widener had three hits and drove in two runs for Pennsville (11-3) which had its nine-game winning streak snapped .st1{fill-rule:evenodd;clip-rule:evenodd;fill:#2a2a2a}By Matt Cosentino | For NJ Advance MediaAvery Watson went 2-for-3 with a triple four RBIs and a run and Pennsville used a five-run fifth inning to earn a 6-1 comeback win over Gloucester Catholic in Pennsville The Eagles trailed until scoring a run in the fourth to tie the game They improved to 12-3 overall and remained in sole possession of first place in the Tri-County Conference Classic Division at 5-1 Winning pitcher Savannah Brewer-Palverento allowed one run on two hits in five innings Aubrey Johnson and Gabby Scirrotto had the only two hits for the Rams (4-3 .st1{fill-rule:evenodd;clip-rule:evenodd;fill:#2a2a2a}By John Lewis | For NJ Advance MediaAvery Watson had three hits and drove in three runs as Pennsville rolled to its sixth straight win Graillyn Weber and Kylie Harris also had three hits each for Pennsville Savannah Brewer-Palaverento earned the pitching win allowing one run on one hit and striking out eight over five innings Salem fell to 1-5 with its third straight loss John Lewis can be reached at hssports@njadvancemedia.com The N.J. 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Follow us on social: Facebook | Instagram | X (formerly Twitter) .st1{fill-rule:evenodd;clip-rule:evenodd;fill:#2a2a2a}By Matt Cosentino | For NJ Advance MediaMakenzie Widener went 2-for-3 with a double three RBIs and a run to lead Pennsville past Cumberland 10-7 in Seabrook extending the Eagles’ winning streak to seven Sawyer Simmons and Kylie Harris each went 2-for-4 with a double and an RBI for Pennsville (9-2) Big Belly Deli and Bagel Express is open in Pennsville NJ featuring delicious bagels and deli sandwiches… but the menu is much more extensive offering breakfast sandwiches and platters Your experience in looking at the menu for the first time is summed up nicely by a recent commentor on Facebook “Didn’t realize there was going to be such a large menu selection.” Big Belly Deli takes over a building which was previously Hinkle’s News Shop, located directly next to the Bluebird Diner they’ve undergone a full remodel of the space… which makes the new local eatery feel like it’s a brand new build Inside the space “feels” bigger then it looks from the outside with plenty of room for customers to place or wait for orders coffee bar area and refrigerated cases for cold drinks It’s an attractive and welcoming design to the store inside and out bright lighting and eye-catching design elements and menu boards I stopped in over the weekend on my way to visit the popular The Shipyard and Engine House and spoke briefly with the Big Belly Deli owner Rudy who is excited to be a part of the Pennsville community I didn’t realize until I got home and did additional research though that it seems there are at least two other related Big Belly Deli locations, one in Somerdale and another in Mount Holly At this time though with the Pennsville location just opening there is no online presence yet available for the Salem County location such as a website for online ordering But it’s clear Pennsville is excited for the new Big Belly Deli Two weeks ago Facebook page Discover Pennsville shared news of the opening of Big Belly Deli, which got a huge response from locals. (Post) Over the next few days there were numerous very positive comments from people who where excited to have a bagel shop at the location or had already tried Big Belly Deli and had positive things to say about their experience From Discover Pennsville’s Post: For my first visit to Big Belly Deli I already had dinner plans locked in for elsewhere in Pennsville but I will be back soon and will definitely stop back for lunch Well considering they are open from 5am to 10pm seven days a week. As a quick side note, I don’t know who runs the Discover Pennsville Facebook page but it’s absolutely one of the best town Facebook Pages in New Jersey filled with interesting information on the town support for local businesses… just good politician in any town should check out what the Discover Pennsville Facebook page is doing Big Belly Deli & Bagel Express 233 N BroadwayPennsville Township Renos Steaks Coming Soon To Washington Township Courier-Post Cherry Hill Headquarters Sales Listing Symbolizes Growing “News Desert” Paulsboro head coach Kevin Harvey talks with Kyaire Harvey (6) during the Woodbury vs Paulsboro football game at Paulsboro High School in Paulsboro .st1{fill-rule:evenodd;clip-rule:evenodd;fill:#2a2a2a}By Steven Bassin | NJ Advance Media for NJ.comPaulsboro recorded its fifth win of the season by defeating Pennsville The ground attack paved the way for the Red Raiders with the team accounting for over 300 yards rushing in the victory A 64-yard touchdown run right off the bat by Kyaire Harvey led to Paulsboro taking an 8-0 into the half Both teams got their offenses going during the second half Rylan Hardy led the charge for Pennsville by getting the Eagles on the board during the third quarter with two touchdown runs Aundre Hill engineered the scoring for the Red Raiders during the third quarter tallying both of his rushing touchdowns in the contest to give Paulsboro a 22-16 lead going into the final quarter of play Paulsboro broke away from Pensville with back-to-back touchdowns to begin the fourth quarter Jahsir Johnson had a two-yard touchdown pass to Jeremiah Carr and Sawyer Cabanas added a one-yard rushing touchdown to the victory Robbie McDade threw a nine-yard touchdown pass to Malik Rehmer to end the day for Pennsville Both Paulsboro (5-2) and Pennsville (3-4) came into the contest in playoff position to get into the NJSIAA South Jersey The Red Raiders will travel on Friday night to face West Deptford while the Eagles will be on the road in Lawrenceville to face Lawrence The N.J. 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Follow us on social: Facebook | Instagram | X (formerly Twitter) Steven Bassin can be reached at SBassin@njadvancemedia.com .st1{fill-rule:evenodd;clip-rule:evenodd;fill:#2a2a2a}By Matt Cosentino | For NJ Advance MediaSavannah Brewer-Palverento struck out five in a five-inning perfect game to lead Pennsville past Wildwood 16-0 in Pennsville Kylie Harris and Graillyn Weber each had a single a double and a triple to lead a 15-hit attack for the Eagles (6-2) Harris had four RBIs and four runs and Weber drove in a run and scored three Macie McCracken (3) of Wildwood moves the ball during a girls basketball game against Clayton at Clayton High School .st1{fill-rule:evenodd;clip-rule:evenodd;fill:#2a2a2a}By Matt Cosentino | For NJ Advance MediaMacie McCracken drained six 3s and scored a game-high 27 points as third-seeded Wildwood defeated sixth-seeded Pennsville 75-55 in the NJSIAA South Jersey The Warriors (21-7) have reached the sectional semifinals every season since 2019 aside from the 2021 campaign The defending champs in the bracket will have to defeat seventh-seeded Clayton for the third time this season to return to the final Angela Wilber also hit six 3s on her way to 19 points and Rebecca Benichou chipped in five triples and 15 points Taylor Bass led Pennsville (18-10) with 18 points 2024) – In a tragic incident on Thursday night two cyclists lost their lives after being struck by a vehicle in Oldmans Township on Pennsville Auburn Road near Stumpy Lane the driver remained at the scene following the crash Authorities have not yet released the identities of the victims or additional details surrounding the incident This devastating accident highlights the ongoing risks faced by cyclists particularly in areas with limited infrastructure for bike safety The investigation into the circumstances of the crash is ongoing as police work to determine the factors that contributed to this tragic event Residents in the area are reminded of the importance of road safety and the need for heightened awareness of cyclists especially during evening hours when visibility may be reduced The loss of these two individuals is deeply felt in the community and thoughts are with their families during this difficult time The community’s attention now turns to ensuring that such incidents are prevented in the future through improved safety measures and increased awareness among all road users Our attorneys work diligently to investigate the circumstances surrounding the accident MetroLaw strives to secure the compensation families need to cover medical expenses and the profound emotional distress caused by such a tragic event.Through legal precedents and negotiations with local authorities MetroLaw’s efforts contribute to broader safety reforms ensuring that future tragedies can be prevented If you or a loved one has been involved in a fatal bicycle accident incident contact MetroLaw at 973-344-6587 for a free consultation and let our experienced team guide you through this difficult time Brooklyn, NY (January 1, 2025) – An injury car crash occurred on Tuesday at approximately 11:43 PM EST at... read more Mansfield Twp, NJ (April 11, 2025) – An injury crash occurred late Friday morning, April 11, on the New... read more Williamstown, NY (June 25, 2024) – One woman was hurt in a traffic accident that happened in Williamstown. 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The Pennsville football team celebrates its victory over Penns Grove.For NJ Advance Media .st1{fill-rule:evenodd;clip-rule:evenodd;fill:#2a2a2a}By Matt Cosentino | For NJ Advance MediaRobbie McDade desperately wanted to the be the first person to get his hands on the Norm Willey Boot despite serious competition from several of his teammates nobody was more deserving of lifting the trophy first The junior quarterback directed three long touchdown drives capping off one by running for a score and throwing a TD pass on another as the Eagles defeated rival Penns Grove 19-12 in West Jersey Football League inter-division action Pennsville snapped a seven-game losing streak in the series which started in 1958 and was played on Thanksgiving for many years and earned its first win over the Red Devils since 2016 The Eagles evened their record at 3-3 and dropped Penns Grove to 1-5 The celebration started as soon as they got through the postgame handshake line and McDade sprinted over to receive “The Boot,” the trophy awarded each year to the winner of the rivalry game “I just felt like I had to be the first one,” he said “It means a lot for our team and the town of Pennsville We haven’t had it for so long and it feels really good.” McDade’s 1-yard touchdown run helped stake Pennsville to a 13-6 lead at halftime and with the home team clinging to a one-point lead early in the fourth quarter he connected with senior wide receiver Luke Wood for an 18-yard touchdown on fourth down-and-17 Penns Grove had a chance to tie it on its ensuing possession but the drive stalled at the 10-yard line when a fourth-down pass fell incomplete with 3:47 remaining Pennsville then got two crucial first downs to run out the clock and finish off their homecoming game with an emotional victory “There’s really no better feeling,” said Wood a former Pennsville head coach and the current offensive coordinator “If there was one game we had circled this year that we were going to play our hearts out to win I don’t know exactly how long it’s been since we won this game It feels good to finally get it back for him.” got to experience his first win in the rivalry and was all smiles even after his players dumped a water bucket on him “It was awesome to finally do it,” he said “This game means so much to our kids and our town We had our pep rally and everybody was excited are we going to get it?’ It feels so good to finally get it but this was the first time I got to hold it up and I couldn’t be happier about it.” Pennsville showed tremendous resolve all night converting a fourth down on each of its touchdown drives including its opening possession of the night which Malik Rehmer finished with an 8-yard TD run on an end around The final scoring drive was the most impressive McDade and Wood connected for 48 yards on third-and-21; McDade eluded the pass rush on third-and-19 and found Rylan Hardy for a screen pass that went for 24 yards; and finally came the touchdown to Wood in which McDade threw a perfect spiral and his receiver ran under it in the corner of the end zone “That’s what we’ve been looking for on offense,” Healy said they just have to constantly believe they can do it Wood had dropped a pass in the end zone on a similar play earlier in the game he’s going to keep his head up and try to make another play for us McDade ran for 53 yards on 14 carries and completed 9-of-14 passes for 146 yards with Wood hauling in four of the catches for 81 yards “I tell Rob all the time that I think he’s the best quarterback in South Jersey,” Wood said “He ran put his head down and run through the defensive line or he can air it out for 45 yards Just being able to feel confident in my quarterback and knowing that he has confidence in me too it’s a great feeling and it makes the game so much easier.” a baseball and basketball star at Pennsville is playing high school football for the first time as a senior ‘Come play some football.’ I went out one day and I was kicking field goals “As soon as he said he was coming out for football Pennsville’s defense also came up clutch on Friday with Connor Ayars making several big plays up front and Rehmer picking off a pass in the end zone The Eagles buckled down in the red zone twice including a wacky ending to the first half in which the Red Devils had a potential touchdown whistled dead inexplicably despite no penalty being called it lost a crucial down on a dead-ball delay of game foul and Remello Erickson’s pass to Ka’Ron Ceaser on fourth-and-5 from the 10 was just out of his reach The quarterback put it where I could get it rushing for 109 yards and a 39-yard touchdown on 12 carries and adding two catches for 26 yards Pennsville was smart to key on him on the fourth-down play “We got two fourth-down stops in the red zone today not getting off the field on fourth down on defense but we were able to fix a lot of the issues we’ve had all year We had a pretty good idea of what they were trying to do there so we adjusted our defense and had a guy right over top on him Penns Grove has been competitive against a challenging schedule under new head coach Mark Maccarone but the Red Devils are struggling to finish games “We started off the season kind of shaky,” Ceaser said We’re getting used to the coaches and the new system Today was a hard-fought battle and we came up short We started off slow in the first half and we came back in the second half but you have to start strong early against a good team like that.” ending its drought in the series should only do wonders for its confidence moving forward “We knew this was the most important game of the season so far and we had to step up in big-time moments,” McDade said We’re just going to keep building on every game “I think this proves to ourselves that we are good enough to win games consistently,” Wood added and we just have a bunch of guys who are going to go out put their head down and not give you anything.” The N.J. 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Please upgrade your browser or activate Google Chrome Frame to improve your experience New Jersey 5.7 MW solar project acquired by Standard Solar and Trinasolar  will power homes and municipal facilities a commercial and community solar developer and asset owner recently acquired a 5.7 MW solar project on a landfill in Pennsville in partnership with Trinasolar Development Solutions LLC Trinasolar International System Business Unit’s (ISBU) American entity Last year New Jersey Governor Murphy signed a community solar bill that increased its overall size and access to low- to moderate income subscribers and this project qualifies under that program with full completion and operation anticipated by late 2025 The solar plant will sit atop the Pennsville Landfill which was previously the Deepwater Generating Station The solar array is sited within a Department of Energy-designated energy community which are considered community that are expected to face challenges in the transition away from fossil fuels Projects in these communities can qualify for the production and investment tax credit bonuses available within the Inflation Reduction Act “Energy communities have historically borne a disproportionate burden of pollution over the past century,” John Finnerty Director of Business Development for Standard Solar “This includes exposure to toxic coal ash and contamination of groundwater resources Solar facilities on landfills present a unique opportunity to revitalize these areas repurposing previously unusable land into clean energy hubs.” Subscribers to the Pennsville project are expected to be local municipal facilities as well as area residents The project will create local jobs during construction and generate significant long-term tax revenue for the local community “We are excited to embark on this second project development with Trinasolar this time to transform a landfill into a valuable source of clean energy,” said Mike Streams Standard Solar’s chief development officer “This collaboration with Trinasolar in Pennsville serves as a testament to the power of partnerships and our shared commitment to positively impact communities and advance New Jersey’s renewable energy goals.” Standard Solar and Trina will both play a part in the upcoming pv magazine USA week, “A Solar Powered Economy,” a virtual on-line event taking place Oct. 22 to 24, 2024. 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Follow us on social: Facebook | Instagram | X (formerly Twitter) A Tractor Supply retail store is proposed for Pennsville NJ on South Broadway (Rt 49) at Chestnut Lane about 1,000 feet South of the Walmart shopping center The proposed Tractor Supply would be developed on that corner with the existing Add-Vantage Self Storage located immediately next to it The Tractor Supply development will take place on two lots and the development will be fronted along S That being said one of the lots does extend down Chestnut Lane to the next corner but most of the rear of the lot will remain undeveloped with this project For the proposed Pennsville Store the town’s Planning Board will hold a public hearing on the application on January 22nd at 7:00 PM This all new construction building will consist of a 21,930 square foot Tractor Supply retail store building  an outdoor fenced in area off to the side (garden center and larger bulk items) This building would be about 3,000 square feet larger than a recently opened location in West Berlin NJ.  Both stores have a similar building width but the proposed Pennsville store will be about 20 feet deeper The Pennsville property will be developed so that the building entrance faces the Route 49 roadway with the parking lot positioned in front of the building The main driveway entrance will be on Route 49 closer to the adjacent storage facility business.  A secondary entrance will be on Chestnut Lane in line with the driveway across the street for the Ashcraft Funeral Home The outdoor garden center and extended fenced in area will be on the Chestnut Lane side of the property It appears that the truck delivery entrance would be on the opposite side of the building closer to the storage unit business.  A wedge of open space will remain between Tractor Supply and the storage facility as Tractor Supply is positioned perpendicular to Route 49 whereas the storage building was developed on an angle Tractor Supply is looking for a preliminary and final site plan approval for the project which will require approvals of several variance requests Variance requests include signage (which is almost always listed in any hearing)  traffic circulation within the parking area deceleration lane for the property entrance and the number of parking spaces provided Tractor Supply is an American retailer offering a product mixed targeted at recreational farmers In South Jersey they have 10 locations currently open.  One thing I find admirable about the company is they are able to find success in more rural areas where it seems other large corporations are less likely to invest in Absolutely with a product mix targeting a rural lifestyle they would want to be close to the customer base with larger properties and livestock but consider that all Tractor Supply stores are new construction projects costing several million dollars…  well I appreciate that they’ve been able to find success in more rural areas While the company’s products target a more simpler lifestyle focused on optimizing a homeowner’s outdoor experiences, as well as pet-care their successes in that marketplace have led them to becoming a very significant US Corporation Tractor Supply now has 2,200 stores in 49 States and are ranked 291 on the Fortune 500 list of the largest US Corporations (based on revenue) Each store carries between 15,000 to 20,000 products They also try to adjust the product mix to support any unique aspects of the store’s region… which could be 15% of the inventory Their 2020 SEC 10K form indicates that livestock and pet supplies account for 47% of their sales followed by hardware tools and truck supplies at 21% and then seasonal Tractor supply has over a dozen of their own exclusive brands across all of the product categories Tractor Supply opens about 70 new stores a year, and things are going well for them as in a recent earnings call the stated they are increasing the number of store openings each year with a target of having 3,000 locations. (Retail TouchPoints) Tractor Supply Pennsville (Proposed)Rt 49 and Chestnut LanePennsville NJ Pennsville Planning Board HearingJanuary 22 2024 at 7:00 p.mPennsville Municipal Building90 North Broadway Tractor Supply Website A new “Super” Wawa convenience store with gas was approved for Pennsville’s Cranberry Plaza to be located at the front left side of the shopping center’s parking lot along South Broadway The proposal was approved at the March 25th Pennsville Planning and Zoning Board meeting.  While i was unable to attend I did verify the approval with Pennsville Township The plans called for a 5,915 square foot Wawa retail food market and gas fueling operations consisting of 6 dispensers with 12 fueling positions to better describe the shopping center it has a main building along the rear of the property which on the right side is home to Save-A-Lot An all new Autozone was developed at the front right-side of the parking lot The Wawa will be developed at the front of the shopping center on the left side.  This pad property has been marketed as available for several years A classic Wawa is located less than 1000 feet away at the Carroll Ave intersection.   While not specifically called out in the planning notice I have no problem writing that we should expect that older classic Wawa store to close when the new super Wawa opens… an undetermined timeframe For the newly approved Wawa, a site plan dated September 2022 is available online at the Paramount Realty website although this may not be the final approved plan That depiction shows the Wawa will not have direct access to South Broadway and customers will have to drive in through the main entrance of the shopping center (traffic light) and turn left a short distance in the parking lot to then access Wawa The shopping center also has access from Dunn Lane on the north side the parking lot It is expected that the Wawa store will face South Broadway and the gas station pumps would be developed to the side of the store with the gas pumps closest to the main entrance driveway and the retail store to the far left The shopping center was sold in 2019 to unnamed investors The prior owners had been advertising plans for a full shopping center remodel.  While that status is unknown you would think that with AutoZone and Wawa now as tenants the main shopping center building will attract more interest from retailers…  and hopefully a remodel is planned A commercial real estate listing at MSC shows that they are actively looking for tenants for the remaining shopping center spaces particularly the larger left side portion of the center A Courier-Post classified ad in 1980 called the shopping center “the new Ames Plaza” which at the time was home to an Ames department store An article in NJ Biz from 2005 shows that Ames closed all of their New Jersey stores including Pennsville at that time In the interim the Ames space was used as a flea market and other uses Super Wawa Pennsville (Approved – To Be Developed)Cranberry Plaza233 S BroadwayPennsville NJ Deptford Raising Cane’s Grand Opening Tuesday April 30th A developer has broken ground on a project that will bring more than 1.7 million square feet of new industrial space to Salem County is working on behalf of CT Realty to construct the speculative two-building development known as the Garden State Logistics Park The project is repurposing 282 acres at the former site of a well-known power plant bringing high-end warehouse and distribution space to a growing submarket in southwest New Jersey which will span 1,200,507 and 512,242 square feet are both slated for completion in October 2023 and will occupy a parcel about a half-mile south of Interstate 295 and the approach to the Delaware Memorial Bridge The North Broadway site is also 10 miles south of Wilmington “CT Realty is very excited about the two buildings at Garden State Logistics Park in Pennsville who oversees all of CT’s developments in the eastern U.S “The overall market dynamics are extremely healthy with record low vacancy and meaningful tenant demand We believe these Class A distribution facilities will be well received by the marketplace upon completion of construction.” the larger building will have 222 dock positions Both will be constructed using precast concrete and will have 40-foot clear ceiling heights with curtainwall entries and clerestory windows for natural lighting the Garden State Logistics complex will also include exterior parking for 1,797 automobiles and 811 trailers Additional plans call for a fire pump house with a fire loop as part of the project Premier’s team includes Mitch Braam as senior project manager Paul Laino as senior project superintendent George Deangelis as superintendent and Joseph Ahrens its senior vice president and market leader Joint venture eyes 1.7 million sq. ft. logistics park after buying 282 acres in Salem County Yesterday I got a full progress tour of the upcoming The Shipyard Bar & Restaurant opening soon on the Delaware River waterfront in Pennsville The large property is along the Delaware River waterfront and will bring a fun amazing outdoor spaces along the water… they will even be inviting food trucks in They also have a large space for private events including weddings The original segments are no longer there and the open air 3-season bar and new outdoor spaces are the centerpieces of the property Owners Brad and Jeff walked me through the project They also gave me a lot more details on their plans for the new waterfront spot and of course I am sharing with the readers They were both very appreciative of my recent coverage at 42Freeway where I let the public in on the news of the upcoming new hot spot I did get one thing wrong though… while they plan on featuring food trucks at the property they will also have an interior kitchen at The Shipyard Bar & Restaurant As mentioned, 42Freeway first reported on the Shipyard a month ago The Shipyard is part of a family of locally owned restaurants which also includes The Telford Inn and Carolina Blue The Pennsville NJ location is the former JG Cook’s Riverview Inn Today the 2 older segments are no longer there but the remaining 3-season bar and restaurant section remains and is the hub of the new Shipyard The full property is being transformed into an indoor and outdoor fun restaurant bar and event space… and the goal is to maximize the amazing views of the Delaware River and Bridge The inside of The Shipyard is mostly ready to roll construction wise but there are finishing details to be completed as well as cleanup work… so I told them I would skip interior photos for now The outside is getting an extensive makeover also As Jeff said “You can’t recreate this Delaware River waterfront view” So they are adding a lot of really fun and interesting upgrades to the property The Shipyard will be a waterfront festival atmosphere every day of the season Consider this to be a 3-season waterfront festival themed restaurant and bar which will close during the colder winter months They fully hope to be open for some portion of this fall 2022, but with cooler weather coming in and construction items still taking place… well be sure to keep up with updates at their Facebook Page The full former Riverview Inn complex was massive It was like three restaurant buildings in one So it can throw off perspective of how large the remaining 3-season bar section is That entire 100 foot span has glass garage doors in front which can be opened up to make the indoor bar The ownership is completely changing up the interior building It’s a smart design change that still leaves a LOT of space for indoor seating And remember they they are also significantly expanding the outdoor offerings there is plenty of room for people to have a great time at The Shipyard Previously the bar was rectangular in the center of the room while the bar is still in the middle of the space it is configured for one side A traditional “U-shaped coming off the back wall” configuration where that backwall will feature a selection of liquor bottles and other bar items In the back corners of the large space (behind the bar area) are the kitchen in one corner There will still be plenty of room across the full 100 foot long building for dining tables One side leads to an area which will be home to an acoustic musician space and cornhole area The other side entrance will lead to a interesting outdoor area which will even have space for private events Last month I saw the outside of the property via my drone and at the time they were very actively involved in exterior construction and landscaping I expected new sod grass to be put down along the waterfront but I was happily surprised to see this week so many inventive upgrades also being added outside Once the landscaping and construction is completed the waterfront areas will have Adirondack chairs So yes they did get new sod down in the last month but the Cook’s are doing so much more compacted gravel areas and attractive flowered landscaping The also will have an astro-turf covered area which makes for a better surface to support outdoor private events where larger numbers of people would congregate in a common area Still to come are buffer trees along that event space area Gas firepits are being installed in various locations On the side of the building where the other portions of the Riverview Inn once stood they are making another interesting outdoor space with a variety of unique design elements An outdoor container ship outdoor bar stand is being readied for installation It will have a second container positioned on top of it. and they will also have an ice cream stand outside Regarding the food trucks… the idea for including them in to the mix is to give customers unique food experiences like you would find at beer gardens or festivals in the area They Cook’s really want this to be a family friendly place to visit… again and again Brad tells me that to further carry the “shipyard” theme they will be installing a large continue box up overtime of the building’s side entrance As mentioned, for the latest on when they open things up to the public this fall, be sure to “Like” their Facebook page And I believe there is still time to get into the Achy Breaky 5k which is October 9th One last fun fact that I will have in a future post (I started writing this here but the article was just getting too long!) The portion of land jutting out next to the Shipyard building was the New Jersey side of the New Castle Pennsville Ferry Line This was a VERY busy ferry prior to the opening of the Delaware Memorial Bridge The remnants of the two paved roads have been mostly untouched for decades The road splits because there were TWO competing ferry lines and as you drove up with your car there were two grand overhead gate entrances leading to the ferries Crazy fun fact… the final 175 of this peninsula is actually in Delaware The Shipyard (Pennsville) Opening Soon60 Main StreetPennsville NJ 08070 Facebook Website Categories News Downtown Blackwood Redevelopment Proposed; Market Burlington Stores for Turnersville And West Berlin Look for November Opening The Engine House Golf & Social Lounge is an all new beautiful and fun gastropub opening in Pennsville NJ this Thursday with the awesome unique twist of having four premium golf simulators inside the 2 story open atrium style lounge Actually there are several surprises in store with this custom designed “public safety centric” bar and restaurant 42Freeway first brought this story to readers back in April… and today I stopped in and caught up with one of the co-owners Johnny who was in the building with his wife and other team members getting the the final touches ready for Thursday’s public opening are two Salem County area firefighters who were looking to bring something new and exciting to the Pennsville area… and they’ve really hit a hole-in-one with this concept and design The bio for Fred and Johnny includes leading teams in local fire departments like Salem City employment in the fire prevention and security teams at PSEG Nuclear plant in Salem… and also considerable time as DJ’s and bar staff in a variety of South Jersey bars and restaurants friends and good times… it’s led them to creating and operating the perfectly named golf lounge… The Engine House Golf & Social Lounge The Engine House is located at the corner of North Hook Road and Beaver Ave just 2 miles south of the NJ Turnpike and Route 295 exits The property was previously home to several local restaurant/bars (a notable name was Sidelines) but the prior building had been abandoned for quite some time before Fred and Johnny took over the property The Engine House really makes an improvement to the corner and extended area and temporary operating hours are Thurs-Sun They will have the full service bar open, the kitchen will be serving from an initial menu featuring flatbreads and sandwiches, and if you want to golf, reservations should be made online at The Engine House Website things took a little longer to get built out. and Fred and John are eager to get the doors open for their eager customers So as they wait for some additional equipment to arrive the draft system will likely not be operational for a few weeks (bottled and can beers are available now!) and they will be expanding further the kitchen menu over time restaurant and golf simulator concept in mind the team realized they weren’t going to find an existing building to meet their needs They decided to take on the expense of designing an all-new space which would perfectly suit their plans for an interactive and social bar/restaurant experience… while also balancing some private spaces for friends and family to have fun with the golf simulators The all-new building is a tall two-story construction which sits angled in the front corner of the lot With the parking lot developed in the back of the building the partners made a smart decision to put the main entrance in the back also When you enter in through those main doors you’ll instantly be surprised by the massive open space inside the Engine House from the outside you’re likely going to assume that this is a traditional two-story building… but as soon as you walk in you see that the core of this building is open from floor to the ceiling… more than two stories up The main open space of the room is the focal point area where the long bar is located as well as a variety of restaurant tables are set up (both hi-top and traditional) With the bar on the left side positioned against the back wall, on the opposite side of the large open room is a mezzanine balcony which is fully open to the expansive bar and restaurant space The mezzanine area top and bottom provides 2 levels to support the golf simulators as well as additional lounge and seating areas I don’t know if it’s just the expansiveness of the open bar and dining area or how the second floor mezzanine allows guests to look down across the main first floor…  But the Engine House actually feels much larger inside then when you look at it from the outside With the bar positioned against the tall wall on the left and dining tables in front of it the two floors on the right hand side are mostly allocated to the premium Full Swing brand golf simulators and associated lounge areas Full Swing Pro models are the only golf simulator that measures your ball at impact with an overhead Ion 3 camera and then in flight using a combination of infrared technology and high-speed blue light LED cameras to capture and show your golf ball’s real flight on the screen… all with no delay Each of the two floors have two premium simulator bays and an associated comfortable seating area Three of the bays are positioned in a more traditional “facing in” manner but on the lower-level the rightmost bay is turned at a 90 degree angle which allowed the designers to offer an extended amount of seating space for that golf bay… as well as make it a little bit more private.  Perfect for a larger party along with those two simulator bays there’s still plenty of space for dedicated lounge seating within each of the two bays as well as several hi-top tables along the front railing which directly overlook the bar below Also at the far end is another somewhat private alcove area with a larger high-top table The lounge seating which is located thorough the restaurant has that “old-world an open space that’s more than two stories tall also comes with it an equally tall wall behind the bar… buy yet smart design choices fill the entire room and walls with a lot of design character I already mentioned the old world style lounge seating And the tables appear to be handcrafted for the restaurant The long bar which probably seats two dozen customers also has a beautiful wood grain finish to the top and corrugated steel front facade And the back bar area features a signature focal piece in the room with a brick backdrop wall feature where a large variety of bottle spirits are on display This bar backdrop definitely has an old school fire department feeling to it and to that end at the top is large red signage  “Engine House Golf & Social Lounge” During my visit today they were not open for business so I don’t have any food or drink photos to share… but I’ll be back very soon after they open to give the Engine House a true test The Engine House Golf and Social Lounge106 North Hook RoadPennsville Temporary operating hours are:Thursday through Sunday Voorhees Stafford Woods Disc Golf Course Ordered Removed By NJDEP Blackwood-Clementon Wawa Grand Opening Thursday Aug 31 at 8:00 AM Sierra Stultz (9) of Pennsville throws a pitch during a softball game against Woodstown at Pennsville Memorial High School .st1{fill-rule:evenodd;clip-rule:evenodd;fill:#2a2a2a}By Steven Bassin | NJ Advance Media for NJ.comPennsville powered its way to 13 wins in a row with an 11-1 victory over Clayton in Pennsville The Eagles tallied nine runs during their final two licks at the plate to win the contest in five innings Kylie Harris did the most damage at the plate for Pennsville registering a double and a triple with three RBI during the victory Savannah Brewer-Palverento had a two-run double in the victory and Isabella Rappa Lillian Peverelle and Sierra Stultz all had two hits and two runs scored for the Eagles Stultz also recorded an RBI in the victory and tossed five innings of one-run ball on seven hits for Pennsville (16-4) with six strikeouts to get the win in the circle Julianna Aguilar and Veronica Pfeifer both had two hits in the contest for Clayton (7-12) .st1{fill-rule:evenodd;clip-rule:evenodd;fill:#2a2a2a}By Bill Evans | NJ Advance Media for NJ.com Who are the top athletes in Pennsville's long history Pennsvillle has a long history of athletic success across all sports and for a school that has been open for 60 years it has seen plenty of talent on its courts and fields This summer we continue our tradition of picking a Mount Rushmore of the best four athletes in a particular school's history and this year we focused on Pennsville There were state record-holders and champions players who went on to compete professionally a 2,000-point basketball scorer and several multi-sport stars Check out your four picks for the Mount Rushmore as well as NJ.com's choices below Saxvanderweyden won the Meet of Champions in the javelin and was a contributing tennis player on championship Eagles teams She is now an all-Big 12 track performer at Baylor Widger parlayed a strong baseball career at Pennsville into a college career at George Mason He was drafted in the third round of the 1992 draft by the Seattle Mariners and played 10 years as a catcher in the major leagues with six major-league teams winning a World Series title with the Chicago White Sox in 2005 Cummings became the first quarterback in state history to throw for 30 touchdowns and run for 20 in a single season His 55 combined touchdowns were a state record and he was the first sophomore in state history to throw for 3,000 yards He finished his career with 10,083 yards of offense 7,695 passing yards and 126 combined touchdowns He was also one of South Jersey's best baseball players Gallagher was an all-state first-team quarterback and an All-American as a senior after scoring 144 points and throwing for 19 touchdowns He was a first-team all-state selection in baseball and was drafted by the Cincinnati Reds going on to play professionally for five seasons Gallagher was also a three-year starter in basketball 4 selection: Burdsall caught more passes than any player in state history His career mark was previously held by NFL tight end Anthony Fasano His 16 receptions in one game is also a South Jersey record totaled 100 hits in his career and in his lone wrestling season placed fourth in the region 3 selection: An all-state selection and the Touchdown Club Back of the Year Bennett was a star on the gridiron for the Eagles He was the first player in Pennsville history to gain over 1,000 yards in a season and he i s a local legend for leading the undefeated 1981 team Bennett also won 13 games as a pitcher in 1981 the second-highest total in school history Curry finished her soccer career with 113 goals the only player in school history to crack the century mark She was also a standout shortstop who finished with over 100 hits and won a state softball title 1 selection: Gallagher was an all-state first-team quarterback as a senior and an All-American after scoring 144 points and throwing for 19 touchdowns He was a first-team all-state selection in baseball and was drafted by the Cincinnatti Reds He is considered by many long-time Pennsville sports fans as the best athlete to come through the town Berge was a Brooks-Irvine Offensive Lineman of the Year He helped lead Pennsville to a state baseball title and sectional football title A member of South Jersey's last undefeated state championship baseball team Bleckley was drafted by the Kansas City Royals before going on to become an East Coast Player of the Year at the University of Delaware He was drafted again in 1984 by the Montreal Expos and played one season of professional baseball Jerseys and memorabilia sit in a trophy case in Pennsville Dineen was drafted by the Cincinnati Reds but will attend Virginia Tech A sign welcomes visitors to the Pennsville Memorial High School field hockey field A first-team all-state field hockey selection Doran was selected to play on a European traveling team and played collegiately at Old Dominion Drozdov was an all-group lineman at Pennsville who went on to a stellar career at the University of Maryland He was also Pennsville's track MVP three years as a thrower and went on to shine on the field in the Atlantic Coast Conference as well Drozdov was a two-time district champion in wrestling Edwards scored a school-record 25 goals in field hockey as a senior leading the Eagles to an undefeated record and went on to become Glassboro State's all-time leading scorer A three-time district champion and two-time state qualifier Emmons holds the school record with 113 wrestling wins He was also a standout quarterback for the Eagles and a Carpenter Cup selection in baseball the most for any boys basketball player in school history He scored a single-game score record 42 points and a single-season school record of 684 Foster turned a stellar period with Pennsville leading the Eagles to an undefeated season He went on to play for Arizona State and then spent six years in the NFL with the San Diego Chargers as a running back k Bill Evans | NJ Advance Media for Nj.com also a standout hitter who finished with 100 hits at Pennsville went on to pitch at Mississippi State and played seven years of professional baseball including reaching the Triple-A level He was a 9th-round pick of the Chicago Cubs Gareis finished with 53 career victories and struck out 237 in her senior season of 1991 She was all-state on two occasions and two-time county Player of he Year Gareis went on to South Carolina and won 102 games 51 RBIs and six home runs and didn't strike out all season She also helped lead the way for a 19-0 field hokey season and played basketball Garrison went on to play softball and field hockey at Ursinus Grffin was the first PMHS athlete to accumulate 12 varsity letters she scored 563 points as a senior and finished with 1,248 points A two-time Salem County Softball Player of the Year led Pennsville to the 2008 state Group 1 title and went on to star at Rowan Minch was a three-time state champion javelin thrower and set a Group 1 record with a throw of 141-06 Minch hit well over 100 threes and scored 1,163 points in her career owns a plethora of the school's softball records Hankins posted 59 hits and 53 RBIs in 2015 when she also hit 10 home runs on the way to all-state honors In his lone season as a wide receiver after a switch from quarterback Karr put up one of the best seasons in South Jersey history with 63 catches for 1,177 yards He also totaled 94 tackles and four interceptions that season Karr was a 1,000-point scorer in basketball and three-year lettterwinner in baseball out-distancing the next highest Pennsville point producer Kline went on to play collegiately at Delaware and West Chester shined on the softball field where she was a power hitter for the Eagles A Salem County Softball Player of the Year Kline delivered one of the biggest hits in school history a two-out RBI double in the seventh inning that tied a playoff game against Gloucester Pennsville went on to win the game and carried the momentum to capture the 2008 state championship Kline moved on to Muhlenberg where she bashed a school-record 30 home runs A banner lists the school's 1,000-point scorers in basketball McCaffery pitched the Eagles to a state championship She won 22 games in each of her junior and senior seasons and struck out 216 as a junior winning 67 games and a pair of Big East championships Nugent is the only tennis player in school history to capture 100 victories She did so playing mostly first singles throughout her career Nugent earned the decisive point in the state Group 1 championship match Patrick led Pennsville to its first Tri-county Group II championship He also held the record for highest points in his Basketball career until 1980 who has already re-written the school record books heading into her senior year Smith is a state champion in the 100 high hurdles The scoreboard welcomes visitors to Herb Bacon Field Wariwanchik won Pennsville's last state wrestling championship He captured the heavyweught title in an undefeated senior season White was 54-4-2 and won the school's first state wrestling championship He went on to become an NAIA champion at Lincoln After a standout football career at Pennsville Widger became a first-team All-American Hall of Fame lineman at Virginia Tech and a standout in the Canadian Football League Disclaimer: We know you take these polls seriously We encourage you to come back and vote often the poll will view rapid-fire voting from any individual IP as an attack and will put that IP in a time out You can do anything you want within reason to win these polls - make your case in the comments below BUT any tech-based method designed to rack up votes will be flagged and those votes will be thrown out • Sports on NJ.com • High School Sports on NJ.com The Shipyard beer garden and event space is coming to Pennsville NJ on the Delaware River at the former site of the Riverview Inn If you previously visited the Riverview Inn when it was open remember that large open air capable bar building at the end which extended to a beautiful front lawn to the river That seems to be what the new Shipyard will be all about The news was shared first at their Facebook page where they converted the former Riverview Deck/Inn page into The Shipyard page This is exciting on several levels as for decades the Riverview Inn was a very popular and large facility for dining “adult beveraging” and weddings… but it’s been a rough few years for the Riverview after closing and then an auction of the restaurant contents seeing a new establishment getting ready to open up so soon after all the recent news and demolition truly will be happy news We’ve reached out to the Shipyard Facebook page admins for additional details but have not received a reply yet I’m sure we’ll be chatting soon A new website is also in the works for The Shipyard which also includes the popular Telford Inn and Carolina Blue restaurants in Mantua NJ The Shipyard is located at 60 Main Street in Pennsville right on the Delaware River The location is next to the Riverview Beach Park which into the 60s was a popular amusement park Today the rides and roller coaster are long gone and it is an open park for recreation and town events The Shipyard is a smaller building on a large property adjacent to the park with a large amount of frontage on the river The building is rectangular shaped with the long side facing the river They front of the building is large glass garage doors which in nice weather can be opened exposing the entire building to the outside It gives a lot of flexibility to function as both an outdoor and indoor space So if you’ve visited the Riverview Inn before you’re starting to think…”Wait a minute wasn’t a portion of the Riverview Inn set up like that?” So I briefly mentioned there was a fire at the Riverview Inn and subsequently most of the building was demolished The former restaurant was three segments making a long complex running along the river From what I remember from my visits; the very old dark wood restaurant was first Then a newer but still older segment was second and then the third section was a somewhat newer “large bar with garage door sections” So absolutely those first two older sections of the former restaurant are gone today… but that third open air bar building… well it survived that they are able to use that portion today as the “bones” of the Shipyard To be honest I did not see the property after the demo work was completed so maybe what stands today is all new construction. but it does seems to be an exact match to what was there as the Riverview Deck open air bar building So knowing about those roots of the new bar and event space helps explain what (and why) the owners have planned for The Shipyard The bullets they offer describe the new venue as; From my own visits to the Riverview Inn Deck portion I remember it was home to a very large bar with additional tables in the front of the building While I am not sure if they are keeping the large bar for The Shipyard it seems it will not have a kitchen within the building Hence the “Food Trucks” aspect of the plans The Shipyard will have the full liquor license and can offer food with a variety of food trucks Maybe with that flexibility the dining experience will change regularly And the rest of those cool features they call out; “beer garden Well it seems to fit what was taking place previously as the Riverview Inn Deck I visited the Riverview twice when it was open (both times in the summer) and while I walked through the older parts of the building my visits were focused on the that open air bar The bar and seating were very popular… but the experiences carried on to the front grass and river Along the river was beautiful grass and positioned throughout were tables and Adirondack chairs You could relax along the river with the bar 20 feet behind you and an acoustic musician performing for everyone It was an amazing setup that everyone seemed to love For me it was the best part of the property In my recent visit the front river area was all dirt but I imagine that was just prepped for all new grass sod to be placed ahead of the opening We don’t know what the inside of the building looks like or go smaller so the space is more flexible for events What will the lawn area and firepits be designed Well the only clue I found to that is the “Achy Breaky 5k” is booked for the Shipyard on October 9th! Basically just one month away! (Facebook event, Website Registration) The 5k includes a post race Country Western themed party at The Shipyard Now that doesn’t mean final construction and approvals won’t take longer but it definitely has to be a real goal to have The Shipyard open in advance of the 5k event I want to focus on the new and exciting things of the Shipyard but feel I have to call out some additional aspects of the Riverview Inn as many may ask As we all know the Covid Pandemic and business shutdowns were very impactful to New Jersey businesses The Riverview Inn closed and despite some early promises of reopening… it did not reopen Then in September 2020 a two-alarm fire took place in a portion of the building. While we could not locate interior photos, SJFirenews.com has images of the trucks and crews outside 2 alarms can’t mean good things for the interior Then things really started to look bleak for the property when an auction was held for the contents of the building just 10 months ago November 2021 While this typically is associated with a business failing and debt being reclaimed maybe the owners realized they were going to move forward with a smaller operation and no longer needed all of of the equipment from the much larger Riverview In this case the new Shipyard appears to still be owned by the JG Cooks restaurant group Which again brings us to the exciting news of The Shipyard opening We’ll post more as we get additional information (opening and hopefully a preview tour) The Shipyard (Pennsville) Opening Soon60 Main StreetPennsville NJ 08070 Route 42 Bridges Over Blackwood Railroad Trail Being Removed Large Pedestrian Tunnel Under Construction Daylite Cannabis Zoning Meeting for Ramblewood Mt Laurel (Sept 7 This website is using a security service to protect itself from online attacks The action you just performed triggered the security solution There are several actions that could trigger this block including submitting a certain word or phrase You can email the site owner to let them know you were blocked Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page struck by driver near Pennsville High SchoolTuesday New Jersey (WPVI) -- A 12-year-old girl was struck by a driver while crossing the street outside Pennsville High School in Salem County Police said the girl was walking between the high school and middle school when she was struck The girl was taken to Christiana Care Hospital and then transferred to Nemours A.I