Voorhees man to serve more than four years for robbery

A Voorhees man was sentenced recently to 50 months in prison for his role in the robbery of $65,440 from a gas station owner outside a TD Bank in Deptford, U.S. Attorney Paul J. Fishman announced.

Voorhees woman, 73, killed in auto crash in Cherry Hill

A 73-year-old Voorhees woman was killed in a car crash in Cherry Hill this afternoon.

According to the Cherry Hill Police Department, Josephine Antolik was a passenger in a 1997 Lincoln Towncar driven by her…

All day kindergarten to be offered in Voorhees

Voorhees CER is pleased to announce the return of our popular K-CER Program. K-CER is a program for parents in need of all day childcare integrated with kindergarten.

Obituary: George Zallie, Sr.

George Zallie, Sr. died on June 18. The 84 year-old was a resident of Voorhees.

Husband of Frances (nee Trani). Father of George (Linda), Bruce (Angela) and David (Renee). Grandfather of George (Nikole), Michael (Kate), Giuliana, Isabella, Julia, and…

The Spot in Voorhees popular with kids

By Sean Patrick Murphy

Now in its third year, the Spot at Voorhees Town Center continues to draw students from the area.

“The Spot provides a welcoming environment where local teens come together and enjoy each…

Voorhees history Web site needs updating

By Sean Patrick Murphy

On Geri Egizi Borbe’s wish list is to have the history section of the Voorhees Township Web site updated.

Obituary: Hilde Oppenheim

Hilde Oppenheim (nee Rosenbaum), of Voorhees, died June 16, 2011. Formerly of Manchester and S. Orange, N.J., she was the wife of the late Leopold Oppenheim.

Mother of Jeffrey (Julie Kligerman, Esq.) Oppenheim, M.D. and the late Maureen Oppenheim-Golub…

Local salon hopes to raise funds for Voorhees cancer patient

On Monday, July 18 Moxie Blue Salon will host a “Cuts for Crowley” Event in an effort to raise money for Tom Crowley, a customer who has cancer.

Camden County rate of children living in poverty increases

BY COLLEEN P. CLARK

While Camden County remains in the bottom half of New Jersey counties when it comes to child well-being, it has shown a slight improvement, according to the latest Kids Count report.