Marlton News

Banner year for Cherokee Chiefs football

By AUBRIE GEORGE

It was a banner year for the Cherokee Chiefs varsity football team — their second consecutive run as state champs and their first undefeated season in 25 years.

Penny wars for pit bulls

By AUBRIE GEORGE

Dozens of Marlton Middle School students gathered in the school’s band room last week, eagerly awaiting a chance to pet the soft coat of a calm and gentle pit bull resting peacefully on his doggie bed as his owner tells his amazing story of…

Firm sued over $40M Ponzi scheme

By AUBRIE GEORGE

The state office of the attorney general is suing a Marlton-based investment firm for its alleged use of a Ponzi scheme to defraud investors of more than $40 million.

Liberty Bell Bank a part of toy and food drive

Kevin Kutcher, left, CEO of Liberty Bell Bank and Bob Pekar, President and CEO of Family Service officially kicked off the annual Holiday Family Service Toy and Food Drive. Family Service is a private, non-profit community agency serving the…

Megan Rigler one of 13 worldwide to receive scholarship

It’s all adding up for Megan Rigler, a senior actuarial science and math double major at Saint Joseph’s University. Rigler, a native of Marlton, was recently announced as one of 13 college students worldwide to receive a 2010 John…

Man receives four years for child porn

By AUBRIE GEORGE

A Marlton man who plead guilty to possession of child pornography this summer has been sentenced to four years in prison.

DeMasi a semi-finalist

By AUBRIE GEORGE

They didn’t make it to the end, but a group of DeMasi Elementary School students was able to continue what is fast becoming a musical tradition in Marlton.

Council trashes regional collection

By AUBRIE GEORGE

The township has abandoned an effort to privatize and regionalize trash collection after ruling out participation in the Municipal Regional Residential Trash Services program (MRRTS) as a cost-saving measure.