Unofficial election results: Cherry Hill

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Voters went to the polls on June 2 to decide who will vie for 48 Republican county committee seats in the township.

There are 24 positions for men and 24 for women.

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All primary election votes results were provided by the Camden County Board of Elections and will be verified at a later date.

Of the females, 23 ran for the 24 open seats.

They are: Judi Giacoboni Russo, Anna Adler, Danielle DiBruno, Susan E. Badaracco, Pauline S. Kessler, Jennifer L. Sharman, Erin Goldin, Maryanne A. Morrison, Loretta Schatz, Jessica Ocava, Elizabeth A. DeYoung, Rebecca Scally, Lisa Bialoskurski Morrison, Kathleen Carrig, Diane C. Carr, Cindy Racli, Pamela Shepard, Gloria R. Back, Judith M. Brangan, Eileen F. Falvey, Valerie Fullerton, Susan Oanono and Enriqueta R. Zarecht.

Of the males, 23 ran for the 24 open seats.

They are: Scott Steven Morrison, Patrick Mattucci, Richard Kessler, Vincent Livecchi, Michael J. Carr, Sr., Brett N. DiCrescenzo, John M. Swanson, James J. Badaracco, Jr., John M. Brangan, John M. Morrison, Lawrence J. Roland, Steven Scally, Stephen A. Benigno, William Emil Sharman, Jr., Francis X. Fullerton, III., David D. Bock, Don Ocava, James P. Falvey, Randall J. Roland, Thomas Loperfido, Brandon Roldan, Thomas F. Carrig and Harvey Vazquez.

The Democrats held their primary for county committee seats – which are two-year positions – last year.

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Township announces Thanksgiving food drive

Cherry Hill Township is encouraging residents to give back this holiday season through its annual Thanksgiving food drive, with donations accepted now through Nov. 23. Community members can drop off food donations at several township locations, including the Cherry Hill Municipal Building, 820 Mercer St., Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., and Croft Farm, 100 Bortons Mill Road, Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. The Cherry Hill Public Library, 1100 Kings Highway, will also accept donations Monday through Wednesday from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m., Thursday through Saturday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., and Sunday from 1 to 5 p.m. Additional donation locations include the Cherry Hill Food Pantry, 910 Beechwood Ave., and Jewish Family and Children's Service of Southern New Jersey. Residents interested in donating at these locations should call ahead for drop-off availability. For more information, contact the Cherry Hill Food Pantry at (856) 910-9090 or Jewish Family and Children's Service at (856) 433-8225. Residents can find additional information and food pantry resources on the Cherry Hill Township website.