Legal troubles continue for Taffet

By ROBERT LINNEHAN

A little less than two weeks after Dr. Robert Taffet’s dog Duke was put down for an April 19 attack on a juvenile, the Haddonfield resident finds himself facing more legal troubles for an attack that took place in Salem…

A tree to remember a beloved Haddonfield sister

One family whose roots trace back in Haddonfield’s history has donated a symbol that will live on in the borough for decades, as well as honoring the memory of a sister who perished in a terroristic attack during the holiday season.

Running through the pain

By CHRIS POMORSKI

Beneath an autumn sky brimming with light, Haddonfield resident Alison Kehner completed the ING New York City Marathon earlier this month in a cathartic culmination of training that since June had served as a form of therapy and mourning, as…

A history of attacks

By ROBERT LINNEHAN

On Friday, April 29, Dr. Robert Taffet euthanized one of his Rhodesian Ridgebacks, Duke, after it allegedly bit a juvenile girl at his home on April 19. This marked the latest incident the Taffets have been embroiled in involving their prized…

Real men (and women) wear tights with the Madrigals

Mark Twain once said that “clothes make the man.” For the Madrigal men at Haddonfield Memorial High School, those clothes include velvet, brocade and satin over tights. And sometimes capes and floppy hats.

Carl’s is open for business

By ROBERT LINNEHAN

Almost 20 years ago Carl Newkirk, owner of Carl’s Haddonfield Service, broke his foot while walking along a snowy sidewalk to his gas station at the corner of Haddon and Rhoads avenues. At the behest of his wife, he asked one of his…

A milestone 600th victory for Haddonfield’s Joe Falana

For 35 years the Haddonfield varsity soccer squad has had the same coach prowling up and down the sidelines for every game, imploring his young athletes to be smart and keep the ball out of the middle of the field. Coach Joe Falana is…

Goodbye 2011, its been fun in Haddonfield

The curtain is closing on 2011, and the New Year is just about to begin in the Borough of Haddonfield. But 2011 was a year of construction projects, tightening of budgets and a year of potential plans and ideas for the ever-talked-about Bancroft property.

Welcome aboard, Lauren Feldhake

Lauren Feldhake, PECO’s director of Customer Financial Operations has joined the board of directors of Historic Philadelphia Inc.

As a member of the board, Feldhake will provide governance, evaluation and strategic planning support, help establish…