July 29 marks deadline to file petition to run in a school board election...
In addition to meeting other requirements, residents must get the signatures of at least 10 registered voters living in their municipality.
Residents can now sign up for mosquito spraying notifications for their towns
The county Health Department released information informing residents that they can sign up for notifications to the its Mosquito Control calendar.
Shamong committee approves Springers Brooke Bridge replacement, discusses new cemetery
The Township approved the New Jersey’s Department of Transportation to replace the Springers Brooke Bridge on Route 206, and discussed its new cemetery.
A quick guide to keep Shamong residents cool in the hot weather
Shamong Township and Burlington County have a few tips to keep you safe during extremely hot weather.
Rowan College at Burlington County promotes quick entry into medical billing field through new...
Officials say Rowan College at Burlington County’s new "Medical Billing Specialist" program offers entry into the field in less than one year.
Burlington County Superior Court Judge Ronald Bookbinder retires from full-time service
Judge Ronald Bookbinder has sat on the bench as the assignment judge for the Vicinage 3 Superior Court of New Jersey for the last 29 years.
Law enforcement reminding residents about legal, illegal fireworks
Law enforcement agencies are reminding the public to adhere to the state's law regarding fireworks ahead of the Fourth of July holiday.
“Code orange” air quality alert announced in Burlington County, surrounding areas
The alert means that air pollution concentrations within the region may become unhealthy for sensitive groups.
Burlington County announces volunteer opportunities
The Volunteer Center of Burlington County announced multiple volunteer opportunities for local organizations and upcoming events.
Camp No Worries, a camp for kids fighting cancer, hosts its 25th anniversary
From the 24 to the 29 of June, approximately 100 campers from all over the tri-state, ages 6 through 16, spent their time at the camp.