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Burlington County details how to vote with new machines

Burlington County will be using a new fleet of voting machines during the upcoming New Jersey Primary Election and voters have opportunities to become...

Burlington County Clerk to officiate weddings at Bordentown Pride and Community Day

The Bordentown Pride and Community Day is returning next month, and Burlington County Clerk Joanne Schwartz is inviting couples to marry that day as...

Road repaving work starting on three Burlington County highways

Pavement milling and overlay work began on May 21, on 1.7-mile section of Burlington-Columbus Road, also known as County Route 543. The work will...

Burlington County launches grant program to fight food insecurity

Citing ongoing need, the Burlington County Commissioners announced the launch of a new $1 million grant program to support local food pantries and other...

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Thursdays Counselors are on hand at Palmyra Police headquarters, 20 West Broad St., from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. every Thursday for those struggling with...

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‘Life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness’

For young slaves trying to escape the South in the 18th and 19th centuries, the Underground Railroad was a salvation, in a country that...

Palmyra council adopts $11-million budget

As borough officials attempted to balance the 2024 municipal budget, they were met with significant increases in trash collection efforts and mandatory obligations. They included...

Burlington County marks completion of restorations at historic prison museum

Burlington County’s expansive and diverse history was celebrated on May 15 during a ceremony marking the completion of a major restoration project at the...

Burlington County’s camp cardinal returns for second year

Burlington County’s battle against stigmas surrounding mental illness and substance abuse continues this summer with the return of Camp Cardinal, a free day-camp program...

Rocked by fire at its mall home, theater group rebounds

A fire last month at the Voorhees Town Center left residents stunned and mall businesses closed. Among those affected was the Gabrielle Horvitz Voice...

Leadership on the line

The Eastern Division of the International Association of Fire Chiefs (EDIAFC) sponsored its two-day 2024 annual conference on the weekend of May 10 at...

Burlington County holds EMS week celebration

National EMS Week is nearly here, and the Burlington County Commissioners are teaming with the Burlington County EMS Chief’s Association and Rowan College at...

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Thursdays Counselors are on hand at Palmyra Police headquarters, 20 West Broad St., from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. every Thursday for those struggling with...

‘Mr. President, how long must women wait for liberty?’

Alice Paul first went on hunger strike in 1909 at the Halloway jail in England while serving a seven-month sentence for advocating a woman's...

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