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Program's volunteers can help your garden grow
Karen Dye is helping to save the planet even when she is not on duty. Dye, a volunteer with the Master Gardener Program of Burlington County, was at a 'big box store' when she saw a lady buy seven containers of concentrated weed and grass killer.
Camp offers worry-free fun for young cancer patients
Everyone needs time away from their problems. And when you're facing a disease like cancer, that time away with family and friends can be priceless.
Electrical Shock Traps Man in Tree
It may have been the longest 30 minutes of his life. A tree trimmer was shocked while cutting limbs near a power line Monday and then trapped high in the tree until rescuers arrived.
Parts of the township experienced heavy flooding due to periods of heavy rain and thunderstorms on Saturday afternoon.
At school choral concert, thank you and farewell
The Choral Music Spring Concert at Hartford School in Mount Laurel touched more than melodious opera notes.
N.J. town mergers could start in 18 months
The state commissioner of community affairs said yesterday that he expects municipal leaders looking to save money to begin merging communities within 18 months.
Vacationers pack beach for holiday weekend
Sunshine trumped the recession this Memorial Day weekend. Despite the tough economic times and higher gas prices, visitors flocked to the shore for the unofficial start of beach season.
Medford Lakes polling places moved
The Burlington County Board of Elections has moved Medford Lakes polling places for voting districts 1, 2 and 4 to the municipal building for the June 2 primary.
A picture perfect day was worth more than a thousand smiles on graduation day at Burlington County College.
Flood victims given deadline to join lawsuit
Property owners who suffered damages when a series of dams failed in the torrential rainstorm of July 2004 have until the end of the month to join a class-action lawsuit against dam owners in the Rancocas Creek watershed.
Weekend highlights: Cars, crafts and ducks
Looking for a fun activity this weekend? Here are a few ideas for places to go with the family in South Jersey.
Ginny Don and Stacey Lehner have a good business relationship. The two Realtors are partners, sharing the workload as well as expenses and compensation.
For Amanda Kwiatkowski's fourth birthday, Princess Ariel came to her school to read her and her classmates a story.
Medford Lakes man hurt in crash
An Atlantic County man was charged with driving with a suspended license Sunday afternoon after his vehicle crashed off Branin Road.Edward D. Dixon, 45, of Collings Lakes, a section of Fol-som, was driving south on Branin Road at 4 p.m. when he lost control of his vehicle at a curve, left the roadway and overturned into a ditch, police said.
Police mergers remain beneficial
The potential for savings from mergers remains despite Woodlynne-Collingswood breakdown.
Voters approved spending plans in several Burlington County school districts that reported results late Tuesday night.
South Jersey school districts had to make some difficult choices in order to present a recession-conscious budget to voters on Tuesday.
Orchestra to play at Medford school
The Jump City Jazz Orchestra will perform its second annual concert at 7 p.m. Saturday, May 2. The Jump City concert will be held at Shawnee High School's Auditorium, 600 Medford Lakes-Tabernacle Road, according to a township press release.
Rubber Ducky Race to Benefit Virtua Memorial Hospital
The Pinelands Auxiliary to Virtua Memorial Hospital will host the 2nd Annual Rubber Ducky Race on Saturday, May 16, 2009 at Mirror Lake in Medford Lakes, NJ.
Burlington County government officials are discovering new pots of economic stimulus money.