Bus on two wheels

Instead of waiting for school transportation, Thomas Paine Elementary students secure their velcro straps, don colorful helmets and hop on their customized rides to take a different route to school and pick up participants along the way.

Another FIRST for Clearview robotics team

Clearview Robotics team 9848 Gearview has made history by earning the first-place Inspire Award during the For Inspiration...

Washington ‘gallops’ down Main for township celebration

Gen. George Washington recently trotted to Percheron Park on Main Street with his war horse Nelson to kick off Moorestown’s semi-quincentennial celebrations last month. Resident Stella Hearn, who moved...

Not just ‘extras’

As the Tabernacle School District continues to grapple with a budget shortfall, a group of parents has come together to "make the biggest effort possible" to bring back sports...

News

Promising to practice character in schools

Five township schools - East and West High, Carusi...

Red Cross: Be ‘water smart’

May is National Water Safety Month, a time to...

Worth doing

Vietnam vet William C. Mitchell Sr. was drawn to Winslow Township's close-knit atmosphere. He and his wife raised three children in Sicklerville.

Even with ban, data center concerns remain

Residents voiced concerns at a May 13 council meeting about potential loopholes in two ordinances that ban data centers in Monroe Township. The measures -...

Playing the part

Symphony in C hosted its annual gala on May 17 at Tavistock Country Club to honor the work of Kyle Ruffin and the women's...

In a category by themselves

Sixteen seniors from East and West high schools earned best-in-class awards from Camden County on May 19 in front of an audience of about...

Mullica Hill Community Calendar, May 27 – June 9

For more on township events, visit harrisontwp.us.  For library events, visit www.gcls.org.  Around Town May 28 to June 4 - Country Line Dancing - 7 p.m. - American Legion...

Columns

Broad Street Bullies vs. the Red Army: The game that defined Philadelphia

Philadelphia has seen its share of monumental sporting events, but only once has it or anywhere else experienced what took place on the afternoon...

A better education is rooted in nature  

Nowadays, children and young adults are mostly indoors, glued to screens for school and “social life.” Research suggests it's taking a toll on their...

Opinion

The Good Life

THE GOOD LIFE

Ruth Lowe’s dance career might have been nipped in the bud before it bloomed. Her father, James Adams, was West Berlin’s fire chief, no doubt used to alarms and other noises in the town where the family lived. But he didn’t always care for the sound his daughter’s tap shoes made at home.

THE GOOD LIFE

It’s been more than a month since Dennis “Denny” Blake died, and his wife of nearly 40 years still can’t believe it. “He was just an awesome guy,” said Jeanne Blake, “and I loved him.”

Obituaries

Susan Margaret Beverley Dannheim

With profound sadness, we announce the passing of Susan...

John W. Charon, 72

John W. Charon, 72 (1/23/52-12/27/24) passed away peacefully at...

Jamie Shapoff

  Jaime Rafael Shapoff, 50, of Deptford passed away on...

Eric Brett Sr.

Eric Charles Brett Sr., 37, of Edgefield, SC, formerly...

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