Lindenwold News

Twenty-eight men and three women will graduate from the Gloucester County Police Academy at 6 p.m. Thursday, July 16 in the Physical Education Center on the campus of Gloucester County College.

Eight years after it began, the Lion of Judah Assemblies of God Church finally has a place it can call its own.

A man was arrested Monday for allegedly trying to mail drugs or drug-related materials from a Staples store for the second time in two months, according to police.

Three people have been charged with shoplifting $528 in merchandise from the Kmart store on Blackwood-Clementon Road, police said Friday.

You could say Ceres Park in Mantua is a serious park. Ceres Park Nature Preserve is surely serious about preserving nature.

Joe Profaci can tell things are tougher than usual at his Sparkle Clean Laundermat in hard-time Clementon because of all the wet laundry coming through the door.

Jasmine Fletcher wants to be a forensic scientist. Before that can happen, though, the 20-year-old Fairview resident needs money so she can afford to go back to college.

You'd expect a restaurant that depends upon nostalgia to never change. Weber's Drive Ins in New Jersey use this formula to keep their businesses afloat in the fast-food era.

A South Jersey doctor is accused of selling painkiller prescriptions from his car.

A South Jersey doctor is accused of selling painkiller prescriptions from his car.

The former executive director of a city nonprofit that provides social services and education to gay and lesbian residents of color pleaded guilty in federal district court yesterday to stealing more than $138,700 from The COLOURS Organization Inc.

State officials have approved pension deferrals of more than $11 million for six municipalities in the tri-county area.

Pennsville senior Lindsay Snajkowski was pure perfection in a 15-0 win over Wildwood Wednesday afternoon in a Tri-County Conference contest.

When it was announced five years ago, the plan for Lindenwold's redevelopment zone seemed unstoppable.

The announcement by Gov. Jon Corzine that a light-rail passenger line -- similar to a trolley -- will be coming to Gloucester County has the same feel as that sweater your favorite aunt gives you for Christmas: It is appreciated, colorful and somewhat functional, but not what is really needed.

In a world of stretched budgets, Lindenwold officials feel they hold the secret to successfully keeping taxes low and bringing more to the borough as well as the schools.

A 25-year-old Camden man was arrested Tuesday for a fatal shooting at a city Crown Fried Chicken last week.

On Mother's Day, authorities say, Robert Daniels boasted about his handiwork with a handgun.

The Camden County Prosecutor's Office announced Sunday the death of a Lindenwold man shot at approximately 10:15 p.m. Thursday night, making him the city's eleventh homicide of 2009.

A disability advocacy group is bracing for the potential impact of budget cuts that would result from Gov.