Where will Moorestown skateboarders shred now?

Skateboarders won’t be performing any 720 McTwists in Plymouth Meeting anytime soon, as Black Diamond Skate Park owner Dan McCollister said he will not be opening up a new complex at the Pennsylvania Real Estate Investment Trust-owned space.

Neil Hartman honored by Moorestown Friends School

A longtime teacher at the Moorestown Friends School will be forever remembered by the school, as a new classroom will bear his name.

The Moorestown Friends School Committee (board of trustees) approved a resolution to…

Lots of buzz around the old Moorestown Acme property

There seems to be some new buzz around the old Acme property in Moorestown Township. The property, owned by the Moorestown Friends School, might be used for a farmer’s market-type retail space, according to Deputy Mayor Greg Gallo.

Running for a great cause in Moorestown

Two years ago, Brad Zimmerman was diagnosed with a rare brain tumor that robbed him of his hearing in one ear — and severely impacted his balance.

Two months from now, he’ll be running 26.2 miles with his wife, Terry, in the Boston…

Moorestown Republican Committee will not back Button

The Moorestown Republican Municipal Committee is choosing to start fresh for the next general election, as it announced on Tuesday, March 13, that it did not select current Mayor John Button to run for a second term.

Will the Percheron Park spring up in Moorestown?

The newest park planned for Moorestown Township is quickly coming to a reality, but the Friends of Percheron Park have to wait for a monitoring process to come to a close before work on a new public park can begin.

Obituary: Mildred Brelsford

Mildred Brelsford

Mildred (nee Novak) Brelsford, of Moorestown, died Feb. 19.

Brelsford was born and raised in Newark. After high school she worked at N.J. Bell Telephone Company in Newark.

Moorestown democrats make their selections

Two weeks after the Republican Club announced its slate of three candidates for the June primary, the Moorestown Democratic Committee has announced its three candidates to appear on the ballot as well.

Moorestown proudly represented in St. Patrick’s Day Parade

Emmaline Kenny and Fiona Ferrell, members of the Gibson School of Irish Dance, proudly represented Moorestown in Philadelphia’s 242nd St. Patrick’s Day Parade. Emmaline and Fiona are both in fourth grade at the UES.

Stroke, stroke, stroke

n. The gym is lined with erg (rowing) machines and an electronic board that will allow coaches and spectators to track the progress of each rower over the course of the 2,000-meter race.