Moorestown resident starts record label

As he leaned back in the chair, with a freshly brewed cup of coffee in his hand, the tattoo on his left shoulder peeked out from under the sleeve of his 7Seconds t-shirt. That was when he started to tell the story about the song he wrote, recorded and released…

Homeschooled teen to graduate from college

Moorestown resident Ryan Snell, 19, will graduate in May with two associates degrees from Burlington County College.

Going to college for a degree in business, Ryan will have degrees in art and design, as well as graphic design…

Teens work on Eagle Scout projects

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Easter Bunny ready to hop into area malls

Break out the carrots, step into your springtime best, and visit the South Jersey Pennsylvania Real Estate Investment Trust (PREIT) shopping malls — Cherry Hill Mall, Cumberland Mall, Moorestown Mall and Voorhees Town Center — to pose for a professional…

Tyler Kaiser off to Rider University

The baseball season is nearing and this will be the last year in high school that Tyler Kaiser steps on the field as a Moorestown High School Quaker.

Kaiser, a pitcher and a third baseman on the varsity baseball team, recently signed a…

Moorestown Friends School students participate in intensive learning programs

All Moorestown Friends School (MFS) students in grades 5 to 12 will participate in Intensive Learning programs from ending March 22. Intensive Learning has been a unique school tradition at MFS for…

Light It Up Blue campaign raises autism awareness on April 2

Various buildings throughout New Jersey and Pennsylvania will illuminate with special blue lights on the evening of Tuesday, April 2, in support of Autism Speaks global annual Light It Up Blue campaign to celebrate World…

A dog park might make its way to Moorestown

A dog park may be coming to Moorestown in the near future.

As a part of an Eagle Scout project, Moorestown Boy Scout Troop 44 member John Matthews presented council with his plan to create a dog park in John Pryor Park. Members…

Free gun locks now available to Burlington County residents

Sheriff Jean Stanfield recently announced that she is offering free gun locks to firearm owners throughout the county, and that the child safety devices will be available at the county store in Moorestown Mall and all branches…

Council submits 2013 budget

After looking at options given by chief financial officer Tom Merchel, Moorestown Township Council decided to move forward with submitting the 2013 budget that includes a 1.5 percent increase, or approximately $27 per average assessed home.