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Palmyra, New Jersey is located in Burlington County. Zip codes in Palmyra, NJ include 08065. More Palmyra information.

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9 hrs ago | Patch.com

Palmyra Police Looking Into Possible Child-Luring Incident Near PHS

Palmyra police are investigating a possible child-luring incident that occured early this morning at Palmyra High School.

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14 hrs ago | PhillyBurbs.com

Palmyra police investigating possible child luring incident

Police are investigating a suspicious incident involving a seventh grade girl who was approached by a unknown man Thursday morning and told to get into his car.

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Wed May 30, 2012

PhillyBurbs.com

Heavy traffic on Route 73 in Palmyra, Mount Laurel

NJ ROUTE 73:A As of 6:51 this morning, there's heavy traffic on Route 73 northbound approaching Tacony-Palmyra Bridge in Palmyra due to a bridge opening.

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Mon May 28, 2012

PhillyBurbs.com

Garden tour offers a variety of unique outdoor spaces

A Japanese maple tree has stood firmly outside the stately home for more than 140 years, offering shade to generations of residents.

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Wed May 23, 2012

PhillyBurbs.com

Route 73 jammed in Palmyra, Evesham

NJ ROUTE 73: At 7:48 this morning, there are delays on Route 73 northbound between Hylton Road in Pennsauken Township and the Tacony-Palmyra Bridge A in Palmyra due to the bridge opening.

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Tue May 22, 2012

PhillyBurbs.com

Palmyra man charged with DWI after striking parked vehicles

A borough man was charged with driving while intoxicated early Sunday after his minivan struck several parked vehicles on Harbour Drive, police said Tuesday.

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Sat May 19, 2012

Patch.com

Palmyra Police: Home Burglarized on Highland Avenue

May 11 Palmyra Police arrested a Willingboro man on drug charges after the man, who had first been seen by a resident, was walking into several resident's driveways along Cinnaminson Avenue.

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Fri May 18, 2012

PhillyBurbs.com

Palmyra bans smoking at all borough parks

Smokers will have to keep their butts out of all borough parks and athletic fields or risk being tagged with a fine of up to $500. The ban at the Legion Field complex, Ethel B. Hardy Park, band shell, War Memorial Park and Community Center goes into effect June 6. "The banning of smoking in the parks is necessary because, first and foremost, our ... (more)

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Tue May 08, 2012

PhillyBurbs.com

Burlington City nonprofit awarded $400,000 grant

SisterHood Inc., a nonprofit family services agency, was awarded a $400,000 Small Cities Grant from the New Jersey Division of Housing and Community Resources.

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Sun May 06, 2012

PhillyBurbs.com

The Hindenburg remembered 75 years later

It's been three quarters of a century since Germany's LZ 129 Hindenburg airship unexpectedly plumed into a horrific fireball while attempting to land in Lakehurst, Ocean County, killing 36 people.

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Fri May 04, 2012

PhillyBurbs.com

NJ lawmakers propose returning $439 million in funding to towns

New Jersey towns will receive $439 million more revenue over the next five years under legislation being sponsored by two Democratic state lawmakers to address a longstanding gripe from municipal leaders over energy tax funds.

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Thu May 03, 2012

The Retrospect

Vacant Audubon Facility Getting New Owner

The sad, vacant facade of Thommy G's in Audubon will soon see new life breathed into it.

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Wed May 02, 2012

PhillyBurbs.com

Burlington County graduation rates drop with implementation of new formula

The New Jersey Department of Education is using a new federally mandated formula to calculate high school graduation rates, and the change resulted in eye-opening reductions at some of Burlington County's public high schools.

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