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Ocean City musician to perform new album

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Andrew Hink, 24, of Ocean City, will debut his album "Lindenwold" at the Ocean City Library at 7 p.m. Feb. 1. The amateur meteorologist writes songs about travel, living at the shore and hurricanes as metaphors for life.

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Lori Link has been elected president of the nonprofit South Jersey AIDS Alliance. Link is a partner and creative director at WiserLink Advertising and Public Relations in Galloway Township, and has been an SJAA board member since 2008.

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