Voorhees News

I am the owner of a local kids hairsalon in Voorhees NJ, Kids Kuts. We have a customer that visits our shop, Riley Obrien.

Levittown - For the first time, New Jersey consumers can access detailed information on patient safety at hospitals throughout the Garden State.State health officials recently released a report that shows each hospital's patient safety performance and incidence of serious medical errors _ such as operating on the wrong body part or leaving a sponge ...

Dr. Donald J. Farish, President of Rowan University, will be honored as 2009 Boy Scouts of America, Southern New Jersey Council Distinguished Citizen of the Year for Camden County at a Tuesday, Dec.

Leapin' Lizards! ShowKids Invitational Theatre will present "Annie Jr." Nov. 13-15. "'Annie' is the delightful story of a little girl filled with hope, optimism, and the belief that things will be better," says Carolyn Newman, SKIT's director and producer.

Democrats held on to their comfortable majority in New Jersey's Assembly, presenting a challenge to Christopher J. Christie, the former U.S. attorney who defeated incumbent Democratic Gov.

Berlin-based singer songwriter Chris Westfall will perform at Hope United Methodist Church in Voorhees next month to benefit a local program for teenagers.

Three Chinese principals from Shanghai secondary schools have been shadowing assistant principals and talking with teachers and students at local schools this week to gather ideas they can implement back home.

'Love, Loss, and What I Wore' is a tiny book with a big future. The memoir, with its spare text and wry self portraits, was written and illustrated by New Jersey author Ilene 'Gingy' Beckerman, and is the inspiration for the new off-Broadway play by the same name.

More South Jersey governments and school boards are pushing solar energy systems as a means to profit under a state program.

Court decisions this week have halted plans for an expanded Wal-Mart in Cinnaminson and a new hotel in Voorhees.

New Jersey Education Briefs - " NJASA Interview with Raymond Brosel For this episode of New Jersey Education Briefs, Dr.

Instead of the students going home for the weekend, it will be the parents trekking to the campuses during the second annual Rutgers Parents/Families Weekend to get a taste of what Rutgers and the city of New Brunswick have to offer.

Two women with strong ties to Burlington County will be honored by a women's business group.

When Jane Gaidecski became a dog owner, she didn't realize that man's best friend could be a friend to so many.

The state association of school superintendents has chosen Voorhees' Raymond Brosel as the top New Jersey school leader this year, which now puts him in the running for the national title.

Emily Blew and Gabby Arenge can certainly carry a note. Their voices recently carried them all over Europe.

WHAT: Eight members of the Hispanic community will be honored for their impact not only on the Hispanic community, but their time and efforts towards improving the quality of life for all in Camden County.

More turkeys are making their way through another South Jersey neighborhood. Thankfully, this time they aren't attacking the homeowners or their tricycles.

U.S. water and wastewater utility partners with four Netherlands-based entities on cleaner membrane research that could result in cost efficiencies.

This decade can't end soon enough for New Jersey's beleaguered economy. Bookended by a pair of recessions, the most recent of which has cost the state more than 150,000 jobs, it's given businesses and taxpayers little to cheer about.