Check out what made headlines this week.
GTPD announces seventh annual junior police academy this week.
Juveniles will be considered cadets and will be given a uniform to wear every day. The program includes physical training, lectures, presentations, hands-on activities and a field trip. The academy will take place over the course of three sessions depending upon age groups. Registration for residents begins May 29.
Sun Editorial: Remember Armed Forces Day as a time to say ‘thank you’ to those who serve.
Next week is another opportunity to say “thank you” to those who serve their country.
This week, council inserted three state grants into 2018 budget.
At its latest meeting, Council inserted three grants into its new municipal budget. The funds specifically satisfy public safety and recreational needs. Also at the meeting, Chief Earle announces decrease in township’s crime since 2010.
On Campus: Sicklerville students make the grade in college.
Check out collegiate Sicklerville locals who reaching for the stars. To see your child’s academic accomplishments in an upcoming edition of the Cherry Hill Sun, email news@sicklervillesun.com.
Camden County announces upcoming 4-H program in Gloucester Township.
The upcoming Summer of Service program launches June 6 at Camden County College in Blackwood. 4-H aims to provide real-life experiences and help build important life skills in youth.
