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Man charged in Mt. Laurel thefts
A Southampton man was charged Tuesday with a pair of burglaries last summer. Thomas Haas Jr., 35, of Azalea Avenue, was charged with two counts of burglary and theft in connection with a Aug.
Republican victory in state ensures focus on gay marriage
MOUNT LAUREL -- Although New Jersey's election produced an about-face in the governor's office on the gay marriage issue, both sides of the debate have been readying for a post-election battle in the Legislature.
Christie elected governor of N.J.
Gov. Corzine greets breakfast diners, including Andre Gibson of Mount Laurel, at Ponzio's in Cherry Hill.
Mount Laurel residents reject sewer plan
Residents in three township neighborhoods have decided they would rather keep their septic systems than pay to hook up to a sewer line.
Mount Laurel sewer system extension rejected
Survey results are official and property owners in three sections of Mount Laurel won't have to finance a costly sewer system change.
Mt. Laurel may join centralized dispatch
Mount Laurel could be next to join Burlington County's centralized police dispatch and save its taxpayers money.
Mt. Laurel man charged in multimillion-dollar telemarketing scam
By George MattarStaff writergmattar@phillyBurbs.com609-871-8036PHILADELPHIA - A Mount Laurel man pleaded guilty to running a multimillion-dollar telemarketing scam that defrauded as many as 400,000 small businesses out of as much as $75 million.Neal D. Saferstein, 36, pleaded guilty to one count of wire fraud, one count of mail fraud, and two ...
2 charged in the death of a disabled NJ woman
MOUNT LAUREL, N.J. - A private caretaker and a New Jersey caseworker have been indicted on charges that they neglected a developmentally disabled woman who died last year after her weight dwindled to less than 50 pounds.
NJ Gov. Candidates Criss-Cross State in Search of Votes
The U.S. Education Secretary came to Cherry Hill, NJ on Tuesday, flanked by governor Jon Corzine, to honor one local school, tout New Jersey's education record and boost the Governor's re-election effort.
Toll Collections Up At Delaware River Bridges
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Annual vigil recalls suffragists' terror
With flashlights in hand, local residents will be making an evening visit to suffragist Alice Paul's graveside on Nov.
Gov. Corzine has a huge money advantage in NJ race
More than $22 million of that came from Corzine's own pockets. This month alone, he has donated $5 million to his campaign and loaned it $2 million more, according to campaign funding reports made public Tuesday by the state Election Law Enforcement Commission.
Survey finds 44 percent of small companies plan to hire
Dow Jones Industrial Average 10/26/2009 3:24pm DOW 9,863.35 -108.83 NASDAQ Composite 10/26/2009 3:23pm NASDAQ 2,139.04 -15.43 S&P 500 10/26/2009 3:23pm S&P500 1,066.07 -13.53 AMEX Composite 10/26/2009 3:23pm AMEX 1,800.47 -33.66 WEEKLY PREVIEW more Let's do lunch Restaurant owners say they would do more business-and be able to hire more people-if ...
Fire chief's daughter pageant semi-finalist
PHOTOS >> >> >> >> >> >> >> Fire chief's daughter pageant semi-finalist Jersey City's Amanda Roman, 16, made it to the semifinals of Donald Trump's Miss New Jersey USA 2010 Pageant last week.
The state Appellate Division on Monday upheld the conviction of a Mount Laurel woman who is serving 10 years in prison for the death of her toddler grandson in a burning vehicle in 2003.
Mt. Laurel 'reviewing efficiency'
Township officials say they may have to make some tough decisions to save money next year, and they are starting with a review of each department.
Man pleads guilty in burial funds theft
The owner of a closed funeral home in Beverly pleaded guilty Monday to theft for spending prepaid funeral money of customers.
Mt. Laurel furloughs challenged by unions
Forecasting greater budget challenges for next year, Mount Laurel officials have scheduled monthly employee furloughs to cut wage costs.
Mail ballots catch on in Cumberland
MOUNT LAUREL -- With three weeks before New Jersey elects a governor, 82 state legislators and hundreds of local officials, completed ballots are already starting to roll into county election offices.
A South Jersey man has been sentenced to 90 months in federal prison for his role in a scheme that defrauded multiple victims of more than $1.7 million.