Mount Ephraim News

The Margaret E. Heggan Free Public Library in Washington Township will host a performance by Caryn Lin titled 'Bach 2 Rock' at 10:30 a.m. July 15.

The farmer's market on Virtua's Camden campus is operating again this summer and fall, offering fresh, locally grown produce.

Our Lady of the Sacred Heart Regional School in Barrington has closed its doors for good due to low enrollment.

PENNSAUKEN TWP. Gov. Jon Corzine and New Jersey State Secretary of Agriculture Douglas H. Fisher met with food bank leaders at the Food Bank of South Jersey to discuss continuing efforts to feed the state's hungry, which is more than 85,000 residents.

SOUTH JERSEY developers have found that old movie houses in disrepair can make great locations for new pharmacies.

Shish sticks: The kebabs at this South Philly Turkish joint are cooked over open charcoals.

New Jersey voters approved 73 percent of proposed school budgets, according to unofficial results released Wednesday.

"I have nothing. No one found any of my stuff. I will never be able to recreate my day," Alisha Zukowsk Clementon said.

Many South Jersey school officials savored budget approvals after residents went to the polls Tuesday -- but educators in some districts learned there are many ways to lose.

An election judge monitoring the school board elections in Mount Ephraim said he's never seen a turnout this high.

From the bottles of old-fashioned hair products lining every countertop to the red and white pole marking the door outside, everything about Anello's Barbershop in downtown Gloucester feels like a step back in time.

The following are unedited excerpts from Courier-Post readers and others from around the country who have signed an online guest book to pay their respects to Harry Kalas and his family.

Part of Mount Ephraim Avenue will be closed for the next three weeks due to a road-improvement project, officials said.

A hoagie sale begins at 9 a.m. today at Mount Ephraim Fire Hall. A listing in the Camden County Daily Planner on Thursday was incorrect.

A company that operates several auto dealerships in the area of Cherry Hill, Camden County, has agreed to pay $450,000 to settle state charges that it violated the state consumer law in advertising and selling its vehicles.

A four-hour police standoff at a Haddon Heights home ended shortly after 1 p.m. today when the resident who barricaded himself inside a Wayne Avenue home surrendered.

The Touch New Jersey food pantry will be participating in the Walk Against Hunger 2009 to raise money to support its food pantry on Saturday.

The state Department of Education said Wednesday that five tri-county school districts can tax their resident property owners beyond the state-regulated levy cap of 4 percent.

David Collins was not one of two patients who moved in together. A story Sunday included incorrect information.

Ten years in the making, a $3 million fire station will finally be built in the borough.