Next month, when the borough holds a public auction for the first of liquor license to be awarded in its history, one entity has been qualified to bid on it. We spoke about their plans for its operation in the community. Sign in or subscribe to continue reading...
August 18, 2026
Taqi Shami and Nicole Balog say that U.S. Marshals didn’t display a warrant before kicking in their doors to arrest a Lindenwold man who was working at their home Friday. One agent at the scene accused Shami of ‘trying to play lawyer’ instead of opening up for officers. Sign in or subscribe to continue reading...
August 17, 2026
Aimee Speas found a devoted following for her homemade sourdough breads at local farmers markets and pop-up events. This fall, she opens the doors to a shop on Hopkins Road. Sign in or subscribe to continue reading...
August 6, 2026
A group of borough residents collected enough signatures from registered voters to put a public question about liquor licenses on the November ballot. The municipal government plans public information sessions on the issue, and, elected officials and business owners forecast the community conversation to follow. Sign in or subscribe to continue reading...
August 15, 2026
Superintendent of Schools Fred McDowell says the financial ask is necessary to maintain continuity of services in the district, which estimates a nearly $4-million gap in its 2027-28 budget without the additional revenues. The district has struggled to maintain services amid rising costs for energy and insurance and a state funding formula that expects the local tax base to contribute more based on property assessments. Sign in or subscribe to continue reading...
August 21, 2026
The borough passed a number of measures that shift the costs of delivering certain government services to individual users, including residential landlords, commercial tenants, and athletic groups. Sign in or subscribe to continue reading…
April 30, 2026