The Philadelphia station is hosting an online contest to determine which of Friday's high school football match-ups will get its High School Blitz treatment.
The 85-year-old Collingswood native helped grow a construction business, was a volunteer firefighter, and is survived by 11 grandchildren and 4 great-grandchildren
Cordero Hodge and Jameel Pierce of Camden City and Isaiah Williams of Woodbury, NJ, were charged in the August shooting of gas station attendant Surinder Singh.
Margaret O'Donnell and Constance Knecht joined Joan Buehler and Susan Stouder as the first Collingswood couples to be wed under same-sex marriage laws.
The organization helps households who cannot afford to pay for their tax preparation.
Applications will be accepted until November 12.
Police are looking for information regarding a Walnut Ave. burglary and theft, and a report of a man who exposed himself to a pedestrian near Newton and Capital Aves.
Meet Anthony Murabito and Keith Mullineaux, the first same-sex couple to file for a marriage license in the borough.
Get into the kitchens of your favorite eateries with the "Scene-Stealing Recipes" cookbook, which supports the Collingswood Community Theater.
Plus: story hour for kids, John Shaughnessy at Grooveground, Movie Night and the Holy Trinity Yard Sale.
There will also be a special meeting of the township school board Monday evening.
Kitten Harvey has spent most of his four-month-old life in a shelter, and is ready for a new home.
Nicholas Martorano was charged in a home burglary and auto theft in Washington Twp., as well as with eluding police in Jersey City, Camden and West Deptford.
The boys also took second place at the Gloucester County Meet on Thursday.
Plus: a parking lot argument turns lewd, a former Eagle is charged in a scam, and GCC partners with Rowan in your top news from West Deptford this week.
Winners took home Farmers Market gift certificates.
Plus: what's in the Awesome Box, what happened at the Winemakers Ball, and what if you're too drunk to remember to pay for your Wawa hoagie? Top news in Collingswood this week.
James J. Woshnak, Jr. is alleged to have entered a home in his hometown, struck two women with a board, and stolen a television. He faces 5 years.
Police reported a pair of shoplifting incidents at the convenience store, including one patron who was allegedly too drunk to remember to pay for his sandwich.
One West Deptford man has been arrested in connection with a number of offenses.
