Plus: send in your questions for the Commissioners candidate forum on Tuesday, check out video from opening day at Duck Duck Goose and don't sleep on the OMers.
The county earned a failing grade for ozone pollution in the 2013 American Lung Association State of the Air report, despite getting an 'A' in measures of particulate pollution.
In their first year, the elementary school state champs from Collingswood are bound for Michigan State University—but they need financial help to get there.
Authorities say the event will allow Gloucester County residents to dispose of old medication safely and without polluting waterways.
Authorities say the event will allow Collingswood residents to dispose of old medication safely and without polluting waterways.
The 2013 American Lung Association State of the Air report showed a failing grade for ozone pollution in the county despite it earning an 'A' in measures of particulate pollution.
Plus: Zach Kaestner nets his 100th career goal for boys lax, and Claudia Theriault earns Athlete of the Meet honors.
The event kicks off at 7 p.m. on Tuesday at the Scottish Rite Ballroom. Got a question for the candidates? Send it in.
Police confiscated what they believed to be heroin, crack-cocaine, marijuana and drug-related paraphernalia from South Jerseyans in the township.
The 2013 American Lung Association State of the Air report showed a failing grade for ozone pollution in the county despite it earning an 'A' in measures of particulate pollution.
Although the state numbers show a need for improvement, Chief Academic Officer Kristin O'Neil said West Deptford is already working to address the issues it identified.
Police also reported residents discovering property damage and bicycle thefts.
Reader Cheryl Carroll thinks that the new ad revenue program can benefit the township.
An alleged copper pipe thief wasn't counting on company when he set to work in the basement of the Wayne Garden apartments complex.
The children's play place launched its inaugural afternoon with a few free hours of play, and many Collingswood parents took advantage.
Tensions—or the perceptions thereof—on the elementary school playground have led administrators to enforce 'structured play' during recess, and some parents are upset.
The district also honored a group of outstanding student-athletes and announced upcoming infrastructure improvements at its April 2013 board of education meeting.
The program will pay the borough $200 per ton of reusable clothing, shoes, bags and belts while also diverting those items from the landfill or incinerator.
Plus: a march for babies, labor support techniques, and the PAWS for Reading program.
Plus: World Tai Chi Day, PFLAG monthly meeting and going to the Phillies with the Collingswood Junior Women's Club.
