The Democratic Committeewoman and Republican Deputy Mayor were not among those filing petitions to appear on the November ballot for township committee.
Police say 47-year-old Sharon M. Trabold of Mantua sideswiped a Pennsylvania motorist and took out some shrubs, narrowly avoiding more serious impact with a utility pole.
Also: First Thursday Jazz, a job fair, perennials swap, and story time at the library.
Also: youth group, Zumba and a fundraiser for the Woodbury Juneteenth festival.
Plus: your complete guide to the 2013 borough commissioners election and Asters Florist heads out of town.
Plus: a ringing endorsement of the RiverWinds facility by Special Olympics basketball tournament organizers and a big pile-up on 295 that sent a boy to the hospital.
A sticky-fingered Dunkin' Donuts patron was flagged down by a missing phone app.
A vote for the local act could give them the opportunity to open at the Susquehanna Bank Center this summer.
An 11-year-old boy from Salem was extricated from a car by West Deptford fire and emergency rescue services.
Several teams from the nearby Bankbridge School District advanced to the statewide tournament, which is coming up next weekend in Wildwood.
Michael S. Petrilak pleaded guilty to official misconduct in the setting of a fire that destroyed a vacant Deptford house in January 2012.
The drawing for ballot positioning in the borough commissioners race was held Thursday morning.
Road crews worked to repair the mess just after rush hour on Thursday morning.
Without some stability in the ratable base, say school district leaders, a budget referendum may be necessary to fund necessary facilities improvements.
Superintendent Scott Oswald made good on his promise of 'not one penny more' in taxes in the final draft of the budget presented Monday.
A trio of men from West Deptford, Logan Township and Swedesboro were charged in five incidents in which they are alleged to have stolen metal and sold it for scrap.
Despite a lot of cuts, the West Deptford Township School District maintained its most curriculum-intensive budget in history, according to Board President Christopher Strano.
It might be time to change the welcome mat to something more foreboding.
The average household will pay about $123 more in school taxes this year, even under a budget that hews close to the bone, said Superintendent Kevin Kitchenman.
Lance Cpl. Curtis A. Christensen Jr., gave his life in Anbar province on Jan. 11, 2008. He was a Collingswood resident.
