An interdenominational nonprofit hopes to revive case management services for homeless people with financial support from the borough government. Municipal leaders, however, reserve the option to amend the local ‘Peace and Good Order’ ordinance should charitable outreach fail to deliver results. Sign in or subscribe to continue reading…
November 5, 2025
A township resident faces 10 years to life imprisonment, depending upon the outcome of the trial, in a case in which little information is available. Sign in or subscribe to continue reading…
October 30, 2025
The Cherry Hill family whose high-profile administrative detention shed light on their longstanding citizenship appeal says they remain hopeful for their day in court. In the meantime, they regard their restaurant as an extension of the faith that calls upon them to serve every guest as ‘God-sent.’ Sign in or subscribe to continue reading…
October 24, 2025
CASA, the Court-Appointed Special Advocate program, serves foster children in three South Jersey counties, advocating for their needs until their cases are resolved. The program, which opened a new office in Haddon Township, is seeking new volunteers to help expand its services. Sign in or subscribe to continue reading…
August 19, 2025
Three Haddonfield residents are running for three available three-year terms on the Haddonfield School District Board of Education. We invited them to share a bit about themselves with voters ahead of Election Day. Here's how they responded.
October 31, 2025
Applying for American citizenship is a lengthy, expensive process fraught with twists and turns that leave your fate out of your control, even if you follow instructions to the letter. Willemijn Don-Goetz of Haddon Township describes, in detail, her pathway to citizenship.
April 1, 2025