Associate Regional Editor, South Jersey Patch
A Zheng Salon employee in Collingswood provided customers with sexual favors in exchange for money, authorities said. Collingswood Police conducted a sting on the Haddon Avenue business Wednesday afternoon.
The pair behind Hoopadilly hope to convert people to the advantages of hula hooping as an exercise, one trick and fire hoop dance at a time.
The pair behind Hoopadilly hope to convert people to the advantages of hula hooping as an exercise, one trick and fire hoop dance at a time.
The pair behind Hoopadilly hope to convert people to the advantages of hula hooping as an exercise, one trick and fire hoop dance at a time.
The pair behind Hoopadilly hope to convert people to the advantages of hula hooping as an exercise, one trick and fire hoop dance at a time.
The pair behind Hoopadilly hope to convert people to the advantages of hula hooping as an exercise, one trick and fire hoop dance at a time.
The pair behind Hoopadilly hope to convert people to the advantages of hula hooping as an exercise, one trick and fire hoop dance at a time.
There's plenty of holiday cheer to go around this week in Collingswood.
William H. Holliday is accused of aggravated assault after struggling with a police officer.
William H. Holliday of Collingswood is accused of aggravated assault after struggling with a Cinnaminson police officer.
After a marathon meeting, one new Cinnaminson project moves forward while another stalls. Also this week, the high school faced a bomb threat and police started a crackdown on drunken drivers.
Richard Phillips III was a Rutgers accounting and business administration major when he died. His funeral is Monday in Collingswood.
Moorestown gears up for liquor license sales—and revenue—while a young township girl gets to meet her idol and Moorestown Friends students excel in Chinese language studies.
A fire damages the Coldwell Bank building, neighbors have had it up to "here" with a nearby construction site and police report more burglaries in town. Plus, happy birthday to us! Haddonfield Patch turns 1.
A body found floating in West Deptford is a mystery for police, Rivercove says its do or die on whether to scrap a 55+ age requirement and high school students make some handcrafted gifts for the less fortunate.
An appellate court rules in Jose Torres' favor and orders a new trial on sexual assault charges stemming from an alleged incident in 2007.
This week in Gloucester Township, discussions began on a 185-unit townhouse community in Sicklerville and Triton's soccer coach won coach of the year. Plus, happy birthday to us—Gloucester Township Patch turned 1 this week.
The body pulled from Woodbury Creek Friday afternoon is of a 35- to 45-year-old and shows no signs of foul play, according to New Jersey State Police.
With the help of some farm animals on hand, children from the First Baptist Church of Haddonfield act out the Nativity story for charmed crowds.
Marine police pulled the dead unidentified man from Woodbury Creek and are working to piece together the details of the death.
