Sixth grade student Jamie Dunn has been named first-place district winner of the Patriot’s Pen national youth essay competition. Jamie Dunn, a Mount Laurel resident and sixth-grade student at Our…
Lisa Petriello will hold the title until December 31, 2019 with councilwoman Nicole Gillespie serving as deputy mayor by her side. The standing-room only crowd gathered in Town Hall last Monday…
Awards recognize top athletic programs for 2017–2018 school year. New Jersey ShopRite stores have honored six top performing high school athletic programs with the 14th annual ShopRite Cup, including Moorestown High School.…
Screening for children ages 13 months to less than 72 months will take place each week during the month of January, starting on Jan. 8. To address what county officials describe…
The Parks & Recreation Department will be offering STEM (Science Technology Engineering and Mathematics) classes beginning in January for a range of ages. By: Amy Filippone, Dept. of Parks & Recreation…
Catch up on the biggest stories in Moorestown this week. From left to right: Board Secretary Joanne D’Angelo swears in Alexandria Law, Caryn Shaw and David Weinstein at the Moorestown Board…
Moorestown’s girls lacrosse team has been one of the best high school sports programs in the country over the last quarter century and, not surprisingly, is turning to an alum…
International comedian and Moorestown resident Taylor Mason has been making people laugh since his “closet ventriloquist” days as a young boy. Photo Courtesy of The Grable Group Taylor Mason used to say…
Both were unanimously re-elected to their respective positions. January marks the start of a new chapter in a familiar book for the Moorestown Board of Education. Last Thursday, the newly…
A best practice training opportunity will take place on Jan. 12 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. PRISM of South Jersey is a Safe/Brave Space for LGBTQ+ Youth and Allies sponsored…
