A $15,000 grant from the Community Foundation of Broward will enable the Pet Project for Pets to prevent 100 financially challenged local seniors from losing the pets they love.
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The Bellmawr Planning Board approved a Resolution authorizing Remington and Vernick to assist in a preliminary investigation regarding 191 Anderson Avenue, Block 80, Lot 2. A Public Hearing is scheduled for June 4, 2018 at 7:00 p.m
Atlantic City Electric is providing important tips and information so customers can spring into savings. By following a few simple tips, customers can save big money and energy during the hot summer months.
South Jersey Gas recently presented the Pine Hill Fire Dept. with a $3,000 grant as part of the company’s First Responders Grant Program. Pine Hill Fire Dept. is one of eight recipients selected to receive the latest round of grants from South Jersey Gas. The grant funds will be used to purchase a new pressure reduction device.
Jeffrey R. Wass, 55, of the Nieuw Amsterdam Apartments was sentenced to five years in N.J. state prison today for shooting at an Evesham Twp. police officer who went to the man’s apartment for a well-being check last year.
Work is underway to install new playground equipment at the Bellmawr Recreation Center.
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.