Mount Holly News

A group approved to sell medical marijuana has dropped its lawsuit against a southern New Jersey town that rejected its request to set up a dispensary.

Don't go to bed early tonight, Moorestown, or you might miss just the fourth time this "winter" snowflakes have fallen and actually stuck to the ground for more than an hour.

Trans Tech Bus announced today the promotion of Jose A. Vazquez to drector of operations and Andres Garcia to director of manufacturing and has added Wolfington Body Company in Mt.

A handyman was charged with stealing antiques, coins and jewelry from a home on Riverbank in the city'sA London section, police said Monday.

"Taste of the Best," a smorgasbord of offerings from area eateries, is set for 6:30 p.m. Friday and will benefit the private prekindergarten-through-12th-grade school's merit-based scholarship program.

Possibly ending nearly 16 years of litigation, a Superior Court judge ruled against a prominent South Jersey developer who sued Medford Township to try to push through housing and commercial developments on a vacant parcel off Route 70 and Eayrestown Road.

Cracking down on gang violence and public corruption are two priorities for State Attorney General Jeff Chiesa.

Former Hoboken and Bridgeton Business Administrator Arch Liston was named the Interim Acting Galloway Township Manager at an Emergency Meeting called by the township at the municipal complex Tuesday night, Jan.

Police went to a Hancox Ave. residence at about 1:50 a.m. where an individual was reportedly looking to harm himself and another occupant, both about age 50, but a police negotiator managed to calm him down.

The man the Burlington County Chiefs of Police Association picked to lead the organization didn't miss a beat when Hurricane Irene devastated his police station last summer.

Ice sculpting is one of the more beautiful, and overlooked, arts, and it will be on full display at the annual Fire and Ice Festival in Mount Holly today.

At 1 a.m. Jan. 24, Nutley received a relayed 911 call claiming there was a hostage situation on Rutgers Place, a release from the department stated.

When Hurricane Irene walloped New Jersey last August it was no surprise to forecasters.

Rotarians organized a fundraiser at the Robin's Nest restaurant on Washington Street, both to help the flood-damaged business get back in operation and assist some residents who did not qualify for aid from other agencies.

Despite concern on the part of some Hopewell Township residents, two new group homes operated by the nonprofit The Children's Home opened in Hopewell the week of Dec.

New Jersey Secretary of Agriculture Douglas H. Fisher today announced the Department of Agriculture nursery and greenhouse plastic film recycling program saw a 53 percent increase in the amount of materials recycled last year, making 2011 the most successful year since the program began in 1997.

Mount Holly's chief of police Steven Martin is set to become the new president of the Burlington County Chiefs of Police Association at a banquet Thursday at Charley's Other Brother in Eastampton.

Once again, the fire will result from a chili contest, with about 40 participants expected, and ice will be in the form of sculptures made by about 15 professional and amateur carvers.

Yamir Chapman, 9, shovels the sidewalk outside Mason's Barber & Beauty Shop on Pennington Avenue.

In the case of a divorced couple from Burlington County, the answer is a continuing court battle over an ex-wife's efforts to give her last name to the couple's children.