Music has the power to bring people together. Moorestown resident April Mae Iorio says when you’re performing live for a crowd, there’s an undeniable exchange of energy that happens between…
Science is constantly changing, and so the state has also changed the way students are assessed on their science knowledge. Last year, students took the New Jersey Student Learning Assessment…
Spring Williams officially conquered her battle with breast cancer in March. She was in the process of starting a nonprofit and she had just resumed teaching at William Allen Middle…
Perkins Center for the Arts’ mission is not solely to provide arts education. Executive Director Kahra Buss said the center is also an economic partner with the arts community to…
During these dark times, everyone could use signs of hope. For the Cherry Hill High School West community, those signs quite literally appeared on lawns last Saturday. Volunteers from West’s…
While the COVID-19 pandemic forced cancellation of the FIRST Robotics Competitions (FRC) scheduled for spring, South Jersey’s robotic students are hardly sitting idle. Students from Moorestown High School, Cherokee High…
While the COVID-19 pandemic has turned much of life upside down, at least one facet of the Moorestown Board of Education’s meeting was business as usual. At its April 28…
“We’ve had to reinvent everything,” said Superintendent Scott McCartney. With schools closed and students and teachers forced to navigate the unchartered waters of 100 percent remote learning, the Moorestown school…
As the COVID-19 pandemic goes on, Cherry Hill Township has been forced to contend with difficult economic and personnel decisions. At its virtual council meeting April 27, Mayor Susan Shin…
Some days, Lyn Steinberg sews masks until 3 a.m. To date, she’s made more than 150 masks and has orders lined up for 150 more. The sexaul assault nurse examiner…
