South Jersey Observer
The Department of Environmental Protection’s Division of Parks and Forestry is making 90,000 free tree seedlings available to residents through the New Jersey Tree Recovery Campaign, an ongoing effort of the New Jersey Forest Service, the nonprofit Arbor Day Foundation and other partners.
Focused Investment Partners, LLC will appear before the Bellmawr Planning Board on April 2 seeking Amended Preliminary and Final Site Plan approval for the property located at 111 Coolidge Avenue.
To meet the growth in the number of patients seeking surgery, today Cooper University Health Care opened eight new operating rooms including a special suite for vascular procedures, increasing its total number of operating rooms system-wide to 38.
Just in time for Earth Day, New Jersey American Water and Scholastic are partnering to help teachers throughout the state through Water Works – a creative program that provides valuable, free STEM-based curriculum focused on water and its importance to everyday life.
John Heinz National Wildlife Refuge at Tinicum will facilitate two public presentations to outline the proposed refuge hunt plan and seek public input on issues and concerns. The refuge proposes opening a public use hunt program for white-tailed deer.
On March 23, the Delaware River Basin Restoration Program (DRBRP) received $5 million in funding as part of the Fiscal Year 2018 Omnibus spending bill approved by Congress. The bill will now go to the President’s desk for his signature. Passage of River Program allows PA, NY, DE, and NJ to access funding to restore and conserve the Delaware River.
Virtua is proud to announce that Executive Vice President and Chief Clinical Officer John Matsinger, DO has been named one of 100 Hospital & Health System CMOs to Know in 2018 by Becker’s Healthcare. Dr. Matsinger is the only Chief Medical Officer in southern New Jersey to receive this recognition.
Bellmawr Council approved a Resolution authorizing the Bellmawr Planning Board to undertake a preliminary investigation regarding 191 Anderson Avenue,
Bellmawr Council approved a Resolution vacating portions of Benigno Boulevard as part of the construction of the Route 295/Route 42 Missing Moves Project.
Patrolman Kevin Lokaj of the Bellmawr Police Department honored three residents with Citizens Awards on March 22, 2018.