Items on the table include the budget transfer measure that failed in the last session, $200,000 in Queen Street improvement funds, and a No Passing Zone on Route 44.
The Collingswood Panthers middle school youth football team will take an undefeated record into the TCMFL championship game against Sterling on Friday.
Some of the top athletes of the Class of 2014 are headed to Rutgers, Villanova, Shippensburg, and Merrimack next fall.
Police Chief Richard Sarlo is working with local leaders on new initiatives for 2014 that include mobile apps for pay-by-phone and overnight parking.
The state championships are over, but the Eagles will compete against top teams in the Northeast at the Nike Cross Nationals regional on November 30.
Eddy Torres, 27, was struck in the arm; a Hatfield man, Joseph DiIorio, was shot in the face. Both are expected to survive.
One restaurant driver had his car burglarized while he made a delivery. Another two business owners discovered damage to their vehicles as well.
West Deptford Patch will publish a round-up of all the local deals that support homegrown businesses without shopping big-box and department stores.
Det. Cpl. Richard Henry earned the top overall average at the county police academy leadership and supervision school.
Collingswood business owners, send us your best bargains for our Small Business Saturday holiday shopping guide.
The most commonly reported incidents of the past five months in West Deptford are juvenile complaints and domestic incidents.
Plus: Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat at the Collingswood Middle School, a Small Business Expo, and a day of service for Casona.
Plus: water and sewer rates in Collingswood are headed up, and Frugal turns three! All the news from the borough this week.
Top stories from this week in West Deptford also included a driver who struck a train and more fallout from the 2013 municipal budget.
With the support of family and Collingswood neighbors, Morgan Robinson has built her vintage clothing store into a mainstay of the Haddon Ave. shopping district.
The search for Robin Outten, 54, of Woodbury, ended in tragedy Friday, as his body was discovered in a Temple University Hospital parking garage.
The search for Robin Outten, 54, of Woodbury, ended in tragedy Friday, as his body was discovered in a Temple University Hospital parking garage.
The search for Robin Outten, 54, of Woodbury, ended in tragedy Friday, as his body was discovered in a Temple University Hospital parking garage.
The search for Robin Outten, 54, of Woodbury, ended in tragedy Friday, as his body was discovered in a Temple University Hospital parking garage.
Mark Schultz of West Deptford was one of three wanted persons captured by investigators from the Gloucester County Prosecutor's Office this week.
