Family, friends mourn loss of Evan Goldglantz

By AUBRIE GEORGE | The Voorhees Sun

Family and friends are mourning the loss of Gloucester City resident and former Eastern High School student, Evan Goldglantz.

SJ Ballet presents The Nutcracker

Four Voorhees dancers will perform key roles in South Jersey Ballet Theatre’s upcoming production of “The Nutcracker.” Alexandra Eggie, 17, a senior at Eastern Regional High School, will dance the lead part of the Sugar Plum Fairy. Adora Goldovsky, 17, a junior at…

Recycling numbers up in Camden County

By JEFFREY L. NASH

One thing on the upswing these days is recycling in Camden County. Tonnage, at 36,250, is up by about 9 percent over last year in the collection of recyclable fiber and bottles and cans.

VBT presents The Nutcracker

The following Voorhees residents will perform in the Voorhees Ballet Theatre production of The Nutcracker Dec. 11 to 13.

• Leena Gulvady — Baby Mouse; first year in Nutcracker with VBT, first grader at

E.T. Hamilton, Student at Lowe Dance Studio

• Jessica Palumbo — Clara…

Giving the greatest gift of all

By ROBERT LINNEHAN | The Voorhees Sun

A young Voorhees girl is running, riding and swimming for one of her best friends and to help raise funding for a new organization in the township that emphasizes equality. 

Debbie Meskin, 13, will attempt to…

‘A method to the madness’

By ROBERT LINNEHAN | The Voorhees Sun

By all estimates, there are typically more than 150 million hot dogs eaten across the country on the Fourth of July.

Normally, people usually eat about two or three dogs in one sitting. Dave Goldstein plans to eat about 50. 

If all goes well…

Vive le bocce

By AUBRIE GEORGE | The Voorhees Sun

In Siena, Italy, there is Il Palio — a centuries-old horse race which pits neighborhoods against each other.

In Voorhees, New Jersey, there is BocceBrooke.

Aulino offers the ‘Lesser Known Giants’

Exploits of some current celebrities prove they are not worthy as role models. Charles M. Aulino offers obscure details of people worthy of emulation in his forthcoming book, Lesser-Known Giants of the Twentieth Century. These giants are remembered by awards…

Off for a Mongolian adventure

By ROBERT LINNEHAN | The Voorhees Sun

 Maybe it’s not quite as hard as crossing the nation in a covered wagon, but the pioneers who settled this great land didn’t have to deal with corrupt Mongolian policemen or drive a .9 liter car across the Kazakh Desert. 

 Alex Insel…

Elauwit Media: Alive and kicking

Sometimes we feel a bit like Abe Vigoda. Shouldn’t we both be dead by now?

Abe, despite some inaccurate reports in the past, is still kicking. And so is Elauwit Media. “Death by association” is just something we have to deal with.