On April 16, 2018, the Bellmawr Redevelopment Authority Commissioners voted to name an Executive Director and approved professional appointments.
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Nearly all wildfires are caused by people, through accidents, carelessness, negligence and even arson. Reducing those risks is especially critical at this time of year, when weather conditions and other factors can increase wildfire risk.
As part of a community outreach project, sixth, seventh, and eighth grade students at St. Anthony of Padua in Camden donated several dozen handmade “heart hug” pillows. The pillows will be given to hospitalized children at Cooper.
Atlantic City Electric will inspect more than 28,000 wooden utility poles throughout the year as part of the company’s commitment to deliver safe and reliable energy for customers.
More than 125 kindergarteners from the KIPP Cooper Norcross Academy visited Cooper University Health Care on April 11, 2018 to take part in the annual “Teddy Goes to Cooper” event.
A new task force has been formed in N.J. that will provide municipal police officers with hands-on experience spotting signs of organized crime in their local bars, investigating and shutting down problem servers, and enforcing other alcoholic beverage control laws that help protect the quality of life for residents.
Gloucester County Prosecutor Charles Fiore announced that following a night-long investigation, a Brooklawn man has been arrested on attempted murder and related charges in connection with the shooting of a woman on April 7, 2018.
The “21/21 Project” will promote stronger police-community relations by bringing law enforcement and community stakeholders together in every county, at a minimum four times each year, for town hall meetings, roundtable discussions and other outreach events addressing vital issues of mutual concern.
Beginning April 9, the DEP is planning a study that calls for applications of reddish dye in upper Delaware Bay. The study will help determine if portions of the upper Delaware Bay can be upgraded. Portions of the Delaware Bay, Stow Creek & Mad Horse Creek may turn reddish in color.
The Brooklawn Zoning Board will consider a request for Use Variance Approval and Minor Site Plan Approval regarding the proposed installation of a permanent, double-sided digital billboard at Westbrook Lanes.