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New Jersey Ends Teacher Basic Skills Test Requirement to Address Shortage

Reader Submitted - January 9, 2025

Bishop Eustace Coach Bob Falconiero Reaches 300th Career Win

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Mysterious Drone Sightings Continue to Baffle New Jersey Officials

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Burlington County veterans expo returning on Oct. 8

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Burlington County Clerk extends lease for office at Moorestown Mall

Jack Tomczuk - April 22, 2018

Mall’s County Corner office has been popular, officials sayBurlington County Clerk Tim Tyler recently said that he has extended the lease of his popular...

Cinnaminson Board of Education approves agreement with police on use of cameras

Jack Tomczuk - April 21, 2018

Board also heard presentation on food program, update on proposed budgetThe Cinnaminson Board of Education on April 17 approved an agreement that will allow police...

Cinnaminson Township Committee postpones decision to fire administrator, public safety director…

Jack Tomczuk - April 20, 2018

Cinnaminson Township Committee postpones decision to fire administrator, public safety director Michael KingTownship Solicitor Kelly Grant said the move to postpone the decision on King’s...

Newspaper Media Group editor-in-chief charged with possession of child pornography

Jack Tomczuk - April 17, 2018

Timothy Ronaldson, 35, of Cherry Hill was arrested at his home and charged on Tuesday.The Camden County Prosecutor’s Office on Tuesday charged the editor-in-chief of...

Cinnaminson Township Committee postpones decision on Administrator Michael King

Jack Tomczuk - April 17, 2018

King filed a whistleblower lawsuit against the township last weekAs of now, Cinnaminson Administrator Michael “Mickey” King is still employed by the township.Township Committee voted...

South Jersey students test problem solving skills at “Brain Drain Games”

Jack Tomczuk - April 16, 2018

More than 165 students from 10 districts participated in the eventMore than 165 fourth-grade students from 10 school districts in South Jersey gathered Thursday, April...

New Burlington County Mobile Library set to hit the road

Jack Tomczuk - April 15, 2018

Bookmobiles have been a staple in the county since 1921A newly designed Burlington County bookmobile is set to hit the road and continue to deliver...

Cinnaminson Middle School students express thoughts, feelings on Florida school shooting

Jack Tomczuk - April 14, 2018

Students wrote messages on paper hearts that now hang in the school as an art installationIn the aftermath of the February’s school shooting in...

Cinnaminson Administrator Michael King files whistleblower lawsuit against township claiming…

Jack Tomczuk - April 13, 2018

Cinnaminson Administrator Michael King files whistleblower lawsuit against township claiming retaliationTownship officials deny allegationsCinnaminson Township Administrator and Director of Public Safety Michael “Mickey” King...

ShopRite launches Free Fruit for Kids Program in Cinnaminson

Jack Tomczuk - April 10, 2018

Expanded program includes Cinnaminson storeShopRite recently expanded its Free Fruit For Kids program to an additional 54 stores, including the location in Cinnaminson.Under the...

Former Cinnaminson resident charged with distributing child porn

Jack Tomczuk - April 9, 2018

The 34-year-old suspect currently lives in Hudson CountyThe following report is on file with the Burlington County Prosecutor’s Office:A former resident of Cinnaminson has been...

Cinnaminson Township Committee approves remediation contract for former Barone’s site

Jack Tomczuk - April 7, 2018

Committee also extended temporary budget period, discussed ambulance contractCinnaminson Township Committee approved a resolution at its April 2 work session meeting that awarded a...

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Jack Tomczuk - April 6, 2018

Find out about event happening in South Jersey and around the region this weekendSpring is now in full swing and residents can get into the...

Segrest appointed to Cinnaminson Township Committee to replace John McCarthy

Jack Tomczuk - April 6, 2018

McCarthy resigned last monthReal estate investor Albert D. Segrest joined Cinnaminson Township Committee Monday, April 2, when he was sworn in during the Committee’s work...

High wind warning issued for Cinnaminson

Jack Tomczuk - April 4, 2018

National Weather Service expects gusts up to 60 miles per hourIt is expected to be a windy day in Cinnaminson and across South Jersey as...

Water company to start construction work along Plum Lane

Jack Tomczuk - April 2, 2018

The project is scheduled to be completed by the end of JuneNew Jersey American Water will be replacing approximately 450 feet of aging water main...

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