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…

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.

Giannotti sculpting his place in the arts

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Welcome to hell, Moorestown

Last night, I saw something I thought I would never see. As I was browsing our website, monitoring the coverage of yesterday’s local elections, I was stunned to discover that one town in particular had done something absolutely shocking. Mooretsown, the Quaker town with roots…

A new coach and a new wrestling room all in the same season

Haddonfield wrestlers, their parents, siblings, coaches, the Wrestling Booster Club, alumni and fans have pooled energy and resources so the town’s wrestlers have a new larger space this season to go with their new head coach.

These Haddonfield firefighters could run 26 miles to a fire

Congratulations to firefighters Brian Poliafico and Brian Plodizyn for both completing their first full marathon in Philadelphia last week. We are very proud of both of them for this great accomplishment, said Haddon Fire Co…

Welcome to the fire family, Dave

Haddon Fire Co. №1 strengthened its ranks last week as the newest member to the oldest volunteer fire company was sworn in by Commissioner Ed Borden and overseen by Mayor Tish Colombi and Fire Chief Joe Riggs.