Lake James at Kings Grant featured in award winning photo

Burlington County Health Department announced its Fourth Annual Environmental Health Photo Contest winners. This year’s theme, “I Spy With My Environmental Eye,” attracted photographs from dozens of Burlington County residents.

Thank you, Richard L. Rice Elementary

By Sean Patrick Murphy

To show his appreciation for the school that helped his autistic son, John Braciszewski is donating some of his earnings.

The animals of Voorhees thank Jaysel Shah

By ROBERT LINNEHAN

Deputy Mayor Joe Howarth honored another Eagle Scout this past Tuesday, as he awarded Jaysel Shah a proclamation for obtaining the highest rank that a Scout can achieve.

Well that record didn’t last long

The final home meet of the season for Woodstream Swim team was held on Saturday, July 9. Though the Barracudas lost to Greenfields 339 to 180, it was a bittersweet meet as the team said good bye to six seniors in their swimouts.

Local resident wins EPA award

Stefania Shamet, a resident of Marlton and attorney for the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, received the Edward T. “Red” Heinen Wetlands Award, EPA’s most prestigious national award recognizing superior work to protect wetlands.

Evesham Police to residents: Plan ahead for Fourth of July

Plan Ahead for Independence Day.

Residents are asked to plan ahead for a safe and memorable Independence Day celebration in Evesham.

Explore the Black Run Preserve

Join Evesham and Cherokee teachers and students, Environmental Commission members, and Pinelands Preservation Alliance for a guided hike into the “Black Run Preserve,” Evesham’s newest 1300-acre open space of Pine Barrens forest, wetlands, old cranberry bogs and streams.

Congratulations, you are our 100th placement!

The Career Transition Partnership (CTP) of Marlton is proud to announce its 100th successful job placement since the program debuted 11 months ago.

Marlton set for mosquito spraying

Mosquito traps have turned up five positive samples of West Nile Virus in four towns over the past week, the Burlington County Mosquito Division has reported. The findings have set in motion plans to treat to control adult mosquitoes (weather permitting) in all four…

We have a new record

The second week of the Tri-County Swim Season saw the Woodstream Barracudas of Marlton hosting their first home meet against the Haddon Glen Sea Horses of Haddon Heights. Though there were individual highlights for the Barracuda and mother nature provided a beautiful day, the numbers were…