Moorestown is already home to 12 open spaces. At the most recent meeting of township council, members discussed two more sites that may be added to that list. First up…
As the COVID-19 pandemic touches everyone’s life in some way, shape or form, times have gotten tougher for those already struggling to find their next meal. With the homeless feeling…
For more than 20 years, the Friends Enrichment Program of the Moorestown Meeting (FEP) has offered scholarships to Moorestown financially disadvantaged children. These scholarships have allowed students to attend summer…
If 2020 hasn’t been terrifying enough, those who want to get in the spooky spirit can do so from home thanks to the Historical Society of Moorestown. Every October, the…
With Nov. 9 rapidly approaching, Cherry Hill Public Schools are ready and excited to welcome students back, according to Superintendent Joseph Meloche. “The only thing that would stop us, as…
For the past several years, Converge Church has hosted a Halloeen trunk-or-treat that encourages families to bring kids to its parking lot for a safe celebration of the holiday. The…
For the past two years, Moorestown resident David Burris has participated in the Distinguished Gentleman’s Ride. The themed journey takes place around the world and invites motorcycle riders to wear…
For three decades following the American Revolution, all New Jersey residents “possessed of 50 pounds proclamation money” were entitled to vote, leaving the door open for women and free Blacks.…
There are six candidates but only three open seats available on Moorestown Township Council. With the ballot evenly split between Democrats and Republicans, who will get your vote? For those…
