Madam Speaker, Harrison Township, New Jersey, recently celebrated its 175th anniversary. This town has been a staple of south Jersey for many years. Harrison Township was built on farming, as its local economy and its access to Philadelphia and New York continued its prosperity. After the railroad opened in 1889, the station became a major shipping point. Postwar Harrison Township saw an era of change and growth with new regional highway construction that made the area much more accessible to all. Harrison Township in the 21st century continues to grow with staples like wineries, antique stores, continued agriculture, and farming. But what is most noticeable about Harrison Township is their residents, their people, those who are new, and those who have been here for generations, like Vince Gangemi, Sr., who for so many years has given back to their wonderful town. They love their town. South Jersey is proud to consider this historical place a part of our community. ____________________
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