Medford News

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Weekend burglaries occurred at the Medford Family and Cosmetic Dentistry Office on Route 70 and the WoodfordA Cedar Run Wildlife Refuge on Sawmill Road, police said Wednesday.

The staff at Richardson's Flowers is taking extra care with the 400A roses shipped to the shop last week.

Nearly two years after a law office on Lincoln Drive was broken into, police charged an Eastampton man with the burglary through DNA evidence.

In an unusual move, tenants at the low-income Arbors ApartmentsA on Lenola Road have not been paying their rent.

The district is looking to fill openings for a superintendent/principal, facilities director and two school board members.

Police are searching for a man who attacked a woman and knocked her unconscious outside her apartment in a bizarre incident Thursday.

A Medford man was sentenced to three years in prison Monday for the sexual abuse of three girls at his home over several years.

A small army of runners will meet at Freedom Park on Saturday for an annual event devoted to military heroes.

Command Company Inc. of Medford is expected to begin work soon on the next phase of upgrades.

Odor wafting across the Delaware River from the Dow Chemical plant fire in Bristol, Pa., has raised concerns from Burlington County residents, but emergency and environmental authorities say the stink isn't a health hazard.

Fresh, locally grown strawberries coloring the shelves at farmers' markets a rosy red are a sure sign that summer is on its way.

Operated by the nonprofit Medford Cemetery Association Inc., the nondenominational Park View Cemetery at Kirby's Mill will have the capacity to accommodate about 19,000 burials.

The dollhouse he built for his daughter 28 years ago turned into a raised fort for his younger son and now a coop for his chickens.

The New Jersey State Police and prosecutors are cracking down on criminals who carry and use guns and those who illegally sell them.

Liquor license lawsuits and reassessment issues and controversial athletics projects A aside, Moorestown is still one of the best towns in South Jersey, according to one local magazine.

High school students committed to the military will be honored Monday alongside veterans and active members of the armed forces.

On Friday, the New Jersey Appellate Division upheld a 2009 Superior Court ruling that the land is subject to township zoning restrictions that would preserve three nine-hole golf courses, and prohibit the property owner from building apartments and townhouses on some of the links.

Friends, family and former colleagues of Dr. Harold Colburn will mourn his passing next week at the First Presbyterian Church of Moorestown.

It's almost here. In about two weeks, on May 18, farmers and residents will gather for garden goodies at the annual farmers market, which will be open through August from 4 to 8 p.m. Fridays.