Moorestown allowed to sell six liquor licenses

By ROBERT LINNEHAN

Despite a lawsuit hanging over the proceedings, the Moorestown Council announced last week that five deposits have been made in “good faith” from two organizations to purchase five of six available liquor…

Moorestown student raises funds for street children in Vietnam

Zahabya Mama, 17, a rising senior at Moorestown High School recently returned from a trip to Vietnam where she helped raise money for an organization that works with street children. Zahabya traveled to Ho Chi Minh City…

Moorestown BOE member resigns

The board of education will have to replace Linda Alexandroff after the BOE member tendered her resignation. More change might be coming to the BOE in November, as eight candidates have registered to run in the board of education election, according to the Burlington County…

Moorestown opening up to volunteer firefighters

The Moorestown Township Fire District is opening up its volunteerism ranks to non-Moorestown residents for the first time in the fire departments history.

Local band performs on David Letterman

By ROBERT LINNEHAN

Almost 16 years after singing his final song with the Moorestown High School Madrigals, Scott Terry and his band Red Wanting Blue took the stage for their first national television performance on the Late Night Show…

A great group of kids in Moorestown Township

For a group of students at the Upper Elementary School, just one lunch a week can be a good opportunity to discuss their situations at home and share feelings with peers in a similar household situation.

Local students graduate from Rider

Rider University celebrated its 147th Commencement with more than 1,200 undergraduate degrees and graduate degrees awarded.

Area degree recipients include:

Two arrested and charged with theft in Moorestown

The following incidents can be found on file with the Moorestown Township Police Department:

• A resident from the 700 block of Riverton Road reported to police on June 29 at 1:05 p.m. for the theft of 160-feet of…

Beating the heat in Moorestown

Moshier and Miral Yousef of Moorestown read some books at the Moorestown Library today, beating the steamy conditions outdoors.

There is a heat advisory in effect for Burlington County through tomorrow night at 7 p.m.

Fun at the Moorestown Library

Photos taken by Kathleen Duffy/ The Moorestown Sun

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