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Around the corner from Linaris' home, two more 'Hate Has No Home Here' signs are on lawns in Haddon Heights. Credit: Matt Skoufalos.

NJ Pen Weekly Recap: Collingswood Schools Tackle Lead Concerns, Lawn Signs Cause Stir in Haddon Heights

By Matt Skoufalos on April 1, 2017 Weekly Recap

Plus: a Camden City-based attorney helps immigrant victims of fraud, and a Voorhees couple opens up their interior and furniture design business in Haddonfield.

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