On October 17, the Camden County Freeholder Board announced the launch of Project (Substance Abuse Visionary Effort) SAVE, an aggressive effort to continue the fight against opioid use disorder.

On October 17, the Camden County Freeholder Board announced the launch of Project (Substance Abuse Visionary Effort) SAVE, an aggressive effort to continue the fight against opioid use disorder.
Bellmawr Council voted not in favor the Ordinance and Resolutions that called for rescinding the Bellmawr Redevelopment Agency (BDA) and the commissioner appointments.
Burlington County Prosecutor Scott Coffina announced that a Lawnside drug dealer pled guilty to causing the death of a Marlton customer to whom he sold heroin last year.
Photos of the concept plan for the proposed park at the Bellmawr Waterfront redevelopment area. Groundbreaking for the park is anticipated for Spring, 2019.
The Borough of Bellmawr announced that it has proudly launched their new official municipal website, which arrives loaded with new content, exciting features, offering residents a new heightened level of interactivity.
Dunkin’ recently hosted a grand opening celebration to unveil its new next generation concept store in Folsom located at 1402 Mays Landing Road. The new Dunkin’ restaurant offers guests a modern atmosphere, new innovative technologies, and design elements.
The Food Bank of South Jersey (FBSJ) and Feeding America recently announced that it partnered to send food to support the Second Harvest of South Georgia – a sister food bank of the FBSJ.
The Borough of Runnemede and the Camden County Improvement Authority are proposing revisions to a Community Development Block Grant project.
A former Rite Aid store in Clayton is the subject of an environmental investigation and clean up. Operations conducted at the Site prior to Rite Aid’s occupancy included dry cleaning, a gasoline filling station, and a bulk oil distribution facility.
The Camden County Freeholder has approved the recommendations of the Open Space Preservation Trust Fund Advisory Committee to award $25,000 grants to 35 projects across Camden County.