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Burlington County business achievers
Stephen Rolf has joined Sea Box in Cinnaminson as chief financial officer. The firm, headquarteredA on Union Landing Road, modifies steel shipping containers to meet customers' specific requirements.
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Harris Defeat Underscores Political Impasse Over NJ Supreme Court
Governor Chris Christie holds a press conference regarding the Senate Judiciary Committee rejecting the Governor's nomination of Bruce Harris to the state Supreme Court.
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ARMENIAN BIRTHRIGHT? Jewish Exponent http://www.jewishexponent.com/article/25995/Armenian_Birthright/ May 31 2012 May 30, 2012 - Bryan Schwartzman, Jewish Exponent Staff Linda Yepoyan grew up in Pittsburgh, a city that had just 30 Armenian families and no Armenian church.
Two Arrested for Cinnaminson Burglaries Smacked With More Charges
Two arrested last month for burglary and theft in Cinnaminson, Moorestown and Mt.
Two Arrested for Local Burglaries Smacked With More Charges
Two people arrested last month for burglary and theft in Moorestown, Cinnaminson and Mount Laurel can now add three additional charges to their records, Cinnaminson Police announced today.
Armenian Project an Off-Shoot of Birthright Israel
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Cornerstone Bank seeks delisting
Mount Laurel, N.J.-based Cornerstone Bank is joining the trend of community banks that are going private to " to avoid regulatory burdens that otherwise hurt ... profits," phillyBurbs reports.
Do you have three names? Not in New Jersey
Had Carole Goodman Bouchey not called to remind me that change in New Jersey happens at a glacial pace, I would have forgotten that when I renew my driver's license next month, I still won't have an ID that identifies me as me.
Lourdes moves forward on ambulatory care center
The way Alexander J. Hatala sees it, the purpose of the new Lourdes ambulatory center on Brace Road is to keep patients out of the hospital and closer to home.
Veterans will be honored with parades and services on Memorial Day
Area business people make waves
AttorneyA Mark D. Shapiro, a founding partner in the law firm of Hyland Levin in Evesham, has beenA installed as board president of the Samost Jewish Family & Children's Service at the Katz Jewish Community Center in Cherry Hill.
2 Mount Laurel teens honored for Latin achievements
Two Lenape High School seniors recently were honored for their achievements on the National Latin Exam over the last four years.
Changes soon coming to Hainesport School District
The district is looking to fill openings for a superintendent/principal, facilities director and two school board members.
New mortgage leader takes charge at PHH
Tucker succeeds Smriti Laxman Popenoe, who served as interim president of mortgage since March.
3 Defendants Indicted in Cab Driver Attack
Three people were indicted on attempted murder and other charges by a Burlington County Grand Jury for the violent attack and robbery of a South Jersey cab driver.
Mount Laurel musician goes solo to communicate urgency
After performing in a band for more than 20 years, Rodger Delany took his first steps in a new direction in November 2010.
Editorial: N.J. bill targeting 'fake farmers' tax breaks should be even tougher
State Senator Jennifer Beck wants to make it tougher for property owners to qualify for large property tax discounts if they use their land for farming.
Displaced homemakers share success stories at Burlington YMCA
A job interview, a new outfit and an updated resume are the little things that mean a lot to women who are without means to support themselves.
Parker McCay Sues Insurers to Cover Fired Worker's Suit
Parker McCay has gone to federal court to compel its insurers to cover a suit by a law librarian who was wrongly accused of setting off a false fire alarm and dismissed.
$100,000 in cash and jewelry plus ATV stolen from Mount Laurel homes
Approximately $100,000 worth of cash and jewelry plus an all-terrain vehicle were stolen this week during burglaries on Wembley Drive and Oregon Avenue, police said Wednesday.