Acme closing next month

By AUBRIE GEORGE

Moorestown Acme shoppers will need to find another place to buy groceries come late February.

Last week, officials from Acme Markets announced that two of its Burlington County locations are scheduled to shut their…

Obituary: Jemima “Ina” Alexandra Fleming Cobb

On Jan. 22, Jemima Alexandra Fleming Cobb, surrounded by her family, and with the skirl of bagpipes in the background, passed into the Lord’s loving care. She was 89 years old.

Roccato looks back at 8 years on Council

By AUBRIE GEORGE

Dan Roccato spent the last eight years serving residents of Moorestown as a mayor and council member. When his term expired this December, he left with no regrets — just a thing or two he might have done differently.

Get a ‘Winter Warm Up’ for spring softball

Township softball players can sharpen their skills this winter with a series of “Winter Warm Up” clinics offered by the Moorestown Youth Softball Association. These classes are especially helpful for travel team players or any player — in grades four…

Obituary: Dorothy “Dottie” Harding

On Jan. 14, age 86 of Medford Leas.

Dorothy was a graduate of Becker Junior College in Worcester, Mass., with an Associate in science degree. Mrs. Harding had lived with her husband in Moorestown for 32 years before moving to Medford Leas in…

Chad Noyes wins the ‘Great Escape’

Moorestown Fire Department’s Great Escape contest 2010 grand prize winner was Chad Noyes, a second grader at South Valley School. This Great Escape contest was designed for elementary school children. All second-grade children must create their own home fire drills and…

Hello 2011, goodbye old electronics

By AUBRIE GEORGE

Moorestown residents will need to find another way to dispose of all electronic waste from now on.

A new state law that went into effect on Jan. 1 bans all televisions and computers from landfills…

Young Avenue ACME to close

By AUBRIE GEORGE

Moorestown ACME shoppers will have to find another place to buy groceries come late February.

According to a statement released by ACME Markets, the company plans to close the Moorestown store located at 350 Young…

Schools need more info on bus ads

By AUBRIE GEORGE

Moorestown Township Public School district officials are waiting for more information from the state before deciding whether to take advantage of a new law that allows advertising on school buses.

Explosion heard in Moorestown

By AUBRIE GEORGE

The Moorestown Police Department has confirmed that an explosion heard by Moorestown residents Tuesday night occurred at a residence in Cinnaminson.