Solving the Buzby problem

By ROBERT LINNEHAN | The Voorhees Sun

An interesting shared service agreement was recently finalized, as Voorhees Township and Rutgers University will be working together to solve the problem of a contaminated landfill in the community.

Construction set for new playground

By ROBERT LINNEHAN | The Voorhees Sun

A new playground will be built on Connolly Park in October to help fill the void of the demolished Main Street playground that so many in the community enjoyed.

Local teacher a budding author

By ROBERT LINNEHAN | The Voorhees Sun

An Eastern Regional School District graduate and Voorhees native is looking to help elementary school students with a new type of drill that is required by the state this year.

Students face challenging transitions

By ROBERT LINNEHAN | The Voorhees Sun

Life is filled with transitions: The first time a young son or daughter moves away from home, the transition from childhood to adulthood, and moving on from an old school to a new school. All are…

Police present plaque to Dominic’s Pizza

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Obituary: Kenneth Charles Hague

On Aug. 1, age 78, of Voorhees, beloved husband of Rose (nee Torres), loving father of Donna Hague of Voorhees, Susan Blaker (Alan), Rhonda Lyons (Jim) both of Cherry Hill and Lynn Ricevuto (Anthony) of Washington Township. Also survived by nine grandchildren including…

Unity prevails for Team Speed

By ROBERT LINNEHAN | The Voorhees Sun

It was a fitting end to a season that saw a group of talented young basketball players from all over South Jersey travel to the corners of the world for the game they loved. From Puerto Rico to their final…

Head on down to Woofstock

By ROBERT LINNEHAN | The Voorhees Sun

Was your dog Napoleon Bonaparte in a past life? Do you have unresolved questions about where deceased Fido might have buried your television remote control? Bring your pooch down to the Voorhees Animal Orphanage…

Town Center project a finalist for award

Voorhees Town Center’s $150 million mixed-use redevelopment is a finalist for the Best Mixed Use Community Site Plan in the National Association of Home Builders 2010 Pillars of the Industry Awards. The project, a true community center with high-quality…