Bellmawr PD’s Captain Scott Parker recently graduated from the Mid-Atlantic Law Enforcement Executive Development Seminar (MALEEDS). The 25th session of MALEEDS consisted of 60 men and women from law enforcement agencies in N.J., N.Y., and PA.
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Latest News from South Jersey Observer covering Bellmawr,Brooklawn, Gloucester City, Mt. Ephraim, Runnemede, Westville
Brooklawn Council is holding a Special Meeting July 10 to Vote on several Ordinances, including those that relate to a new WaWa.
Camden County Freeholder Director Louis Cappelli, Jr. joined Lawnside Mayor Mary Ann Wardlow to present the keys to a new activity bus to Lawnside’s seniors. The bus was purchased with the help of $80,000 in Community Block Development Grant Funds.
On June 27, 2017, Cooper University Health Care, along with Camden County Freeholders and Runnemede Mayor Nick Kappatos, celebrated the opening of the Runnemede Urgent Care Center with a ribbon-cutting ceremony. The facility will open for patients on July 5, 2017.
Bellmawr Council voted to renew the plenary retail liquor license for Johnnie’s Liquor Store. The owners pleaded guilty, received PTI and face an Administrative Hearing with the ABC. The other defendants received five years probation.
The Camden County Freeholder Board joined city and community representatives to celebrate the completion and opening of a new sprayground in Von Nieda Park.
The Mt. Ephraim School District has announced the May, 2017 Students of the Month. The students were honored during a recent Board of Education meeting.
The Brooklawn Planning Board reviewed various Ordinances regarding a new WaWa and also Ordinances to amend the Boro’s Land Use Code to add limited breweries, a/k/a “craft breweries.”
The N.J. State Board of Nursing has temporarily suspended the certification of Leanne Tucker, a Burlington County homemaker-home health aide who was arrested on theft charges after a hidden video camera allegedly caught her stealing money and prescription medication from an elderly woman in her care.
Photo gallery of the site work that has begun at the new Bellmawr Royal Farms on Browning Road and the Black Horse Pike.