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Pennsauken shooter was once-doting husband
In a Feburary 2005 magazine article, Christopher and Michelle Liggio of Mount Laurel were described as the shining example of a happy couple.
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In the past, the good old all-American mutt or mixed breed dog's heritage was simply a matter of guesswork and conjecture, but DNA testing is now available at the Animal Welfare Association in Voorhees NJ and this now gives more precise information about your beloved four-legged family member.
A Comfortable Library Reading Chair From Studio Tilt
With shrinking living dwellings multi purpose furniture items always find appreciators.
N.J. Senate bill aims to limit where sex offenders can live in...
The New Jersey Senate will consider a bill that will allow municipalities to limit where sex offenders reside in regards to schools, playgrounds or childcare centers.
Two Township Cops Injured After Traffic Stop, Drug and Weapon Arrest Made
Two Gloucester Township police officers were injured Friday during a traffic stop that led to the arrest of two men on assault, drug and weapon charges.
Upcoming at Count Basie Theatre, Villagers Theatre, Hunterdon Art Museum and more
Villagers Theatre presents "The Light in the Piazza," running now until June 23. The play, set in 1953 in Tuscany, Italy, follows Clara, a young, childlike American woman who falls in love with an Italian named Fabrizio.
Collingswood Man Arrested in Camden Drug Sweep
Anthony Calabrese, 26, of Collingswood was just one of 26 people arrested in a drug sweep targeting drug corners in North Camden this week, Camden County Police said.
Money raised will be used to maintain the Literacy Volunteers of Camden County program.
What's fresh at farmers markets: Week of June 9-15
Like your ice cream with a cherry on top? Then it's the perfect week to visit area farmers markets, as cherries are at their peak until June 25. Merchantville Farmers Market 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. 1 S. Centre St. Head down at 10:30 for a live cooking demonstration by Chef Carlo of Cafe BellaVita and as you shop, listen to live music by John Rossi of ... (more)
Various languages, cultures honored in World Language Mass at Immaculata
This goal was recently achieved as the school's World Language department teamed with Campus Ministry and the Folk Group to host a World Language Mass honoring Immaculata's devotion to faith and its diversity.
Ex-township building for sale in Voorhees
Officials are ramping up efforts to sell Voorhees' former municipal building, now vacant for two years.
Two Medford men get 96-count indictment for 25 South Jersey home burglaries
MOUNT HOLLY - Burlington County Prosecutor Robert D. Bernardi announced that two Medford Township men have been indicted for committing a combined 25 burglaries of homes that netted more than $2 million in stolen goods over a 10-month period ending in August A Burlington County Grand Jury returned the indictment on June 4 against Darius H. Gittens, ... (more)
Top cancer center, Camden hospital link up
At a Statehouse news conference Monday, Gov. Chris Christie and Cooper University Hospital chairman George Norcross III - an influential Democratic Party figure - were joined by the president of Houston-based MD Anderson Cancer Center to announce plans to bring Anderson's expertise to Camden.
Walsh column: Grave error leads to a discovery
I've made a grave error. In last week's column, I talked about Jack Kane, a 94-year-old Cherry Hill man who caddied at Woodcrest Country Club on the day it opened for business in 1929.
When a play has the name ''Urinetown: The Musical,'' it better have a strong appeal and something terrific to commend it.
Voorhees hotel project is underway while rival still fights
Workers are preparing to build a long-delayed hotel complex on Route 73 in Voorhees, even as an opponent continues to fight the project in court.
Hard-Working Volunteers, Hard Data on Schools
Did you miss any of the top stories in Collingswood this week? Here's a recap-click any headline to read more.
Voorhees library employee gets scholarship
The New Jersey-based Karma Foundation, through the New Jersey Library Association, awarded a $10,000 scholarship to Tricina Beebe, a Camden County Library system employee.
Breast Fest 2013: Music, Hope and Celebrating at the Taproom
It's been 23 years since Sara O'Brien found the journal that her mother kept throughout her battle with cancer.
Out and Proud: June Happenings for the GLBTQ Community
Check out your monthly list of events for the GLBTQ community for June 2013. Know of any upcoming events that should be highlighted? Give me a shout at robbcsewell@gmail.com . Tuesday, June 4 - Yoga for Men - All levels of yoga experience are welcome.