Site work is now underway for the Royal Farms that will be constructed at the location of the closed Berkley Diner in East Greenwich.
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Author: Anne Forline
South Jersey Observer (SJO) has won the prestigious 2017 Tim O’Brien Award in the annual NJ Society of Professional Journalists contest. The Tim O’Brien Award is awarded annually for the best use of open public records law.
The Borough of Bellmawr is the recipient of a $10,000 Sustainable Jersey Grant, which is funded by the PSEG Foundation. The funds will be used to build a community garden on the property of the Bellmawr Senior Housing Center.
A Brownfield Development Area (BDA) Committee Meeting was held on May 15, 2017 for the purpose of proving an update on the remediation efforts at the Bellmawr Waterfront Redevelopment area.
Bret Henderson was convicted of arson and aggravated assault on a volunteer firefighter, who was burned while extinguishing a fire that Henderson had set.
A recent report received from the Insurance Services Office evaluated Bellmawr’s building, construction, and enforcement bureau.
Paulsboro’s Mayor Gary Stevenson recently received Atlantic City Electric’s 11th Annual Merit of Excellence Award for Commitment to Public Safety. Mayor Stevenson has a long career in fire service and was recently credited with helping to save a life.
Looking for a place to tie the knot in South Jersey? Beginning June 1, Camden County couples will have the option of tying the knot at the Regan Building on Camden County’s Lakeland Campus in Gloucester Township.
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The Mt. Ephraim School District has announced its students of the month for May, 2017. The eight hard-working students were recognized during the May 8 monthly Board of Education meeting.