NJ Pen Weekly Recap: Haddonfield Brewery, Pinelands Pipeline Approved
Plus: politically minded residents launch Cooper River Indivisible and Haddon Twp. Commissioner John Foley decides to step down. We also talk about what's #UpNextIn2017 for Pennsauken, and a new data analysis suggests repealing the Affordable Care Act could cost Camden County $315 million annually.
February 26, 2017
NJ Pen Weekly Recap: Collingswood Tackles Abandoned Homes, Cherry Hill Plans for 2017
Plus: Cherry Hill Police Chaplain Rabbi Larry Sernovitz founds a new, non-denominational congregation for Jewish life, and NJ Pen pushes ahead with a grant application for mobile reporting initiatives.
February 19, 2017
NJ Pen Weekly Recap: Oaklyn Water Rescue, Narcan in High Schools
Plus: New Jersey's craft beer scene continues to expand as it forges its identity, Merchantville Mayor Ted Brennan continues our Up Next In 2017 series with plans for redevelopment in his borough, and Aaron Rose and Justine Parks launch Ethos Physical Theatre Company in Collingswood.
February 12, 2017