May Fair Organizers and Commissioners Re-Organization: Week in Review

Did you miss any of the top stories in Collingswood this week? Here's a recap—click any headline to read more.

Collingswood Mayor Offers 2013 Budget Preview

The 2013 municipal budget will show $1.4 million in increased debt service, says Mayor James Maley, but those figures are attributable to the sale of borough-owned properties.

No Shake-Up at Commissioners Re-Org

James Maley will serve another four years as the mayor of Collingswood. Joan Leonard and Michael Hall will also oversee the same responsibilities they did previously.

Meeting the May Fair Makers

On the 34th anniversary of the borough's bread-and-butter attraction, Patch talks to the organizers who grew May Fair from a local art show into a 50,000-guest block party.

Share Your May Fair 2013 Pictures

See May Fair through the eyes of your neighbors—and upload or tag your own photos to add them to the gallery.

Tornadoes: 'the Gamble of Living in Oklahoma'

For those following the aftermath of the Moore, OK tornado, local musician and Oklahoma native Dave Kelly describes what it's like to grow up in storm country.

No Sorrow in Saying Goodbye to Verenique's

Carol Girardi is looking forward to retirement and spending time with her grandchildren. But she is concerned with leaving a hole in a market that served plus-sized women.

New Homes for Sale in Collingswood This Week

Find homes for sale in Collingswood on this page every week, from our partners at Zillow.

Collingswood Juniors: Register Now for August CSAT Classes

The free, eight-week course is available to all Collingswood High School juniors who want to improve their SAT scores.

Collingswood Schools Academic Summer Camp

The $75 courses run July 8-18, from 9 a.m. to noon. Read on for a preview of each class.

Get $50 off your family seasonal pool pass when you buy in the next month.

Camden County to Introduce Bike & Trail Master Plan

Get your first look at the trail network 6 p.m. on May 29 at the Camden County Boathouse.

The former Collingswood High School standout quarterback taught high-school marketing classes, wrote grants for low-income kids and left behind a legacy of involvement.

Oaklyn P.D. Rolls Out 'Click It or Ticket' Program

Motorists can expect enhanced enforcement through June 2.

Black and White Kitten Found on Cooper Ave.

A reader sent in this photo. The kitten is currently in the care of a neighbor. Can you help find its owners?

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