South Jersey Observer
Atlantic City Electric’s Emergency Services Partnership Program recently donated much needed fire safety alarms to fire marshals in each of the eight counties the company serves. This is the 17th year Atlantic City Electric has donated these important life-saving devices.
The Bellmawr War Memorial was dedicated on Veterans Day, 2017. The memorial is located at 1040 Creek Road and across from Larc School. It includes water features, eight benches, and a gazebo dedicated to groups and individuals.
Leaders of the Virtua Brain and Spine Institute gathered recently for a ribbon-cutting ceremony at Virtua Memorial Hospital in Mount Holly. The Institute joins Virtua orthopedic surgeons and Penn Medicine neurosurgeons,
The Harlem Globetrotters made a special appearance in Bellmawr on November 3 to present their “ABC’s of Bullying Prevention” to the district’s students.
The highly anticipated opening of the first South Jersey Royal Farms will be a the strike of midnight on November 2. Known for its “World Famous Fried Chicken,” the Magnolia store is located at 340 East Evesham Ave. and will be open 24/7, 365 days a year.
Royal Farms has announced that its newest location on located at 340 East Evesham Avenue, Magnolia, N.J. will open on Thursday, November 2.
Bellmawr Council approved a Resolution authorizing Remington & Vernick to prepare revisions to the Bellmawr Waterfront Development Plan to depict the Waterfront Park. An Ordinance creating the Bellmawr Redevelopment Agency was also approved.
Jorge Perez, 31, of Westville, pleaded guilty to third degree aggravated assault stemming from a March 6, 2017 stabbing that had taken place at Westbrook Bowling Lanes. At approximately 1:49 a.m on March 6, Brooklawn Police Officers were dispatched to Westbrook Bowling Lanes for a report of a stabbing that had just occurred. Upon the […]
The 2017 Brooklawn Fall Festival and Second Annual Royalty Pageant took place on Saturday, October 21st along the Brooklawn waterfront.
The Arbor Day Foundation reports that 154 New Jersey communities have earned the prestigious Tree City USA award, placing New Jersey in the top five states with the most communities in this distinguished environmental program, the Department of Environmental Protection announced today.