Also learn how Evesham’s deputy township manager received the ‘Inspiration Award’ from Marlton Business Association.
Police might have caught a real grinch with the arrest of a suspect related to a string of holiday decoration thefts, free winter concerts are scheduled to continue throughout the Lenape Regional High School District and Evesham’s deputy township manager received the ‘Inspiration Award’ from Marlton Business Association. Catch up on the week that was in the Weekly Roundup:
Evesham Police arrest suspect in recent holiday decoration thefts
On Dec. 15, at approximately 12 p.m., the Evesham Police Department arrested a Marlton man in connection to a string of holiday lawn decoration thefts. Donald Thorne, age 27, of Marlton, was charged with six counts of theft along with a charge of third-degree conspiracy to commit possession of heroin with intent to distribute.
Lenape Regional High School District schools continue to perform free winter concerts
Schools throughout the Lenape Regional High School District are continuing to perform free winter concerts for all residents to enjoy. Check here for a list of shows set to take place at the district’s four high schools throughout the next several months.
Evesham Police Sgt. honored for high academic performance in leadership and supervision school
Evesham Police Sgt. Carl Scutt was presented with an academic achievement award at the recent Evesham Township Council meeting for his performance in a leadership and supervision school held at Gloucester County Police Academy. According to retired state police office Bill Perna, who serves as curriculum coordinator at the school, Scutt had the highest academic average for his class.
Evesham’s deputy township manager receives ‘Inspiration Award’ from Marlton Business Association
Monica Vandenberg, Evesham’s deputy township manager and director of recreation and senior services recieves, recently recieved the “Inspiration Award” from the Marlton Business Association.
Evesham Police recognize Ofc. Sean Dolphin for recent life saving actions
Police say Dolphin is being recognized for his investigative skills, life saving actions and commitment to making the township a safer place. Dolphin recently administered nasal narcan to revive a victim who overdosed on heroin. The victim was then taken to a local hospital.
