You are at:Home»Weekly Recap»NJ Pen Weekly Recap: Workers Protest Halt to Road Projects, Cherry Hill Flower Barn to be Displaced by Dunkin Donuts

Local 172 protesters picket the offices of NJ Sen. Jim Beach on Route 70 in Cherry Hill. Credit: Matt Skoufalos.

NJ Pen Weekly Recap: Workers Protest Halt to Road Projects, Cherry Hill Flower Barn to be Displaced by Dunkin Donuts

By Matt Skoufalos on August 21, 2016 Weekly Recap

Plus: police chase a fleeing suspect through a West Collingswood Heights neighborhood, Haddon Heights Police Chief Richard Kinkler retires, Camden County launches an online reporting tool for mosquito hot spots, and remembering Audubon firefighter and volunteer Paul Price, Sr.

https://storify.com/NJPen/nj-pen-weekly-recap-57b9430060fcec8976dd8f41

Get more local news that matters. Check out NJ Pen on Facebook and Twitter, or click here to become a supporter.

Previous ArticleCamden County Launches Online Mosquito Reporting Tool

Next Article Haddon Heights Swears in Bruce Koch as Police Chief, Michael Scardino as Captain

Comments are closed.

Get more local news that matters. Check out NJ Pen on Facebook and Twitter, or click here to become a supporter.

Related Posts

NJ Pen Weekly Recap: Coronavirus Impact and Resources, Pennsauken Shooting, Cherry Hill Storage Unit Fire

NJ Pen Weekly Recap: CamCo Coronavirus Case, Boathouse Embezzlement Charges, Short Hills Towne Center Fire

NJ Pen Weekly Recap: Collingswood Crime Spree, Haddon Twp. 2020 Look-Ahead