Reserve your spot now at the Friends Enrichment Program's (FEP) annual dinner/fundraiser. Proceeds benefit the South Jersey Food Bank and FEP scholarships.
Miriam J. Soto allegedly failed to appear in court on a theft charge.
Also, check out this reduced-price second-floor unit with brick fireplace and new everything within walking distance of downtown Moorestown.
Here's why your water is discolored, and your neighbors have piles of leaves outside their house.
Also, a Collingswood teen walks away after being hit by a car and a corrections officer allegedly poses as a cop to coerce free sex from prostitutes in this week's weird crime news from around the region.
Moorestown Police say the driver was OK, but he might have to wait a little longer to get his license.
Congressman Jon Runyan increased his staff's payroll by more than 60 percent in the fourth quarter of 2012—but that pales in comparison to some of his colleagues.
Congressman Jon Runyan increased his staff's payroll by more than 60 percent in the fourth quarter of 2012—but that pales in comparison to some of his colleagues.
Burlington County will resurface 17 miles of roads this year in a $7.1 million plan approved by freeholders last week.
Check out our photos from Moorestown High School's Colors for Causes charity event—and add your own.
Shawn L. Pratt, charged with possession with intent to distribute near school property, violated her probation, authorities said.
Simple Assault Charge for Moorestown Man
Also, check out this 'tastefully upgraded' Second Empire Victorian on Kings Highway in Moorestown with chef's gourmet kitchen and lush landscaping.
Also, a would-be burglar shattered the back window of a township home in an attempted break-in, according to Mount Laurel Police.
Also this week, PREIT pays off a major debt on the Moorestown Mall, a corrections officer allegedly barters with prostitutes for sex and the school district pitches full-day kindergarten.
Stop by the Community House Saturday morning—but watch your step.
This pet profile is courtesy of the Burlington County Animal Shelter.
Also, check out this 'immaculate' Moorestown ranch home with a Jacuzzi, teen/in-law suite and detached barn for less than $300,000.
A high school senior, an EMT and a teacher are among the women who will be honored next week for their service to the community.
Township council will meet in the IT room at Moorestown High School.
