David Gentile Skatepark closed due to deteriorating conditions

After being closed for parts of 2009, all of 2010, and for the majority of 2011, the David Gentile Skatepark in Moorestown is once again going to be closed for an extended period of time.

Moorestown 9U baseball team repeats as champion

Moorestown’s 9U District baseball team capped off a dominant weekend by sweeping the GVAA Memorial Day Tournament with a 9–3 win over Marlton in Voorhees Township. Manager Adam Gerber used six different pitchers over the three day, four game…

Moorestown Friends School announces Cum Laude inductees

Fourteen Moorestown Friends School students were inducted into the Cum Laude Society, a national honor society for academically challenging independent schools, at a ceremony on May 10.

Moorestown budget could feature a tax increase in 2012

The Moorestown Township Council looked at several options for the 2012 budget and its members are anxious to pass an introductory version of it at an upcoming meeting.

Legal challenge arises from Moorestown liquor ordinance

The East Gate Shopping Center — located across the street from the Moorestown Mall — has stepped forward and is challenging the legality of an ordinance passed by the township council that restricts the sale of liquor in Moorestown to…

Moorestown Friends School announces language honor societies

Thirteen students were inducted into world language honor societies at Moorestown Friends School in a ceremony on May 10.

A “life” race won together by a Moorestown couple

It’s the end of a three-year journey that finished with Brad and Terry Zimmerman running 26.2-miles through the streets of Boston and raising more than $20,000 for the institution that once saved Brad’s life.

Former Moorestown principal leaping into the sneaker game

There are 300 million pairs of sneakers thrown into landfills each year.

But for one self-described “everyday suburban recycler,” that’s just way too much material that could be diverted from the nation’s…

Moorestown Mayor John Button to run as independent

It’s going to be a crowded ballot for the 2012 November general elections for the Moorestown Township Council.

Mayor John Button announced that he will be running for a seat on the council as an independent…

Moorestown primary to be held June 5

The 2012 state primary elections will be held on Tuesday, June 5, and at the local level, three Democrats and three Republicans will run unopposed, giving them a direct ticket to the November general election.