Lt. John Moyer spent his last day with the Cherry Hill police earlier this month, the end of 24 years with the department. Though policing wasn’t something he had aspired…
Chabad Lubavitch of Camden and Burlington counties will hold its 29th annual Hanukkah menorah lighting celebrations beginning with a menorah parade and lighting in Cherry Hill on Dec. 18 and…
The decades-long annual shopping spree sponsored by the Haddonfield Area Lions Club for blind and visually impaired kids and teens made its return Sunday, Dec. 4 after a COVID pause.…
The township kicked off its winter season with two recent holiday events. The community gathered at Croft Farm for its second annual Illuminate event on Dec. 4, when the property’s…
The township school district’s director of special education Caitlin Mallory gave updates late last month on actions taken following spring meetings with 21 special ed families and a presentation to…
Haddonfield Alumni Society presented its Lifetime Achievement awards to six honorees at the Haddonfield Memorial High School on Nov. 26, as part of an annual tradition that began in 1994.…
Council addressed questions from residents regarding the township’s outstanding debt and offered more clarity on the bond ordinances being passed on second reading at its Nov. 28 meeting. The four…
Big changes in the borough’s parking ordinance were introduced on first reading by title only at the Nov. 28 board of commissioners meeting. Commissioners and administrators discussed the measure –…
To encourage applicants for federal funds through the Recovery and Investment for a Stronger Economy (RISE) program, the Cherry Hill township will host a series of information sessions both in…
After a hiatus due to COVID, the Unitarian Universalist Church has returned its annual holiday craft fair. The show will continue on consecutive Sundays through Dec. 18, from 11 a.m.…
