West Berlin News

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The South Jersey Hot Chefs will host Farm to Fork week July 19 through 25. Participating restaurant chefs will create four-course menus made with locally grown ingredients for $35 and $25. In a promotion related to Farm to Fork, Hot Chefs will cook up meals with local produce on location at farmer's markets in the area.

President Kennedy's visit to West Berlin today brought into the streets and squares and on to balconies and roofs crowds estimated at one and a half million.

Mr. Christian Herter, the Secretary of State, told the American people on June 23 that the Geneva Foreign Ministers' Conference had revealed possible areas of agreement concerning specific arrangements for Berlin.

The Hot Chefs cooking competition continues at 6:30 tonight at Andreotti's in Cherry Hill, which vies with Elements Cafe in Haddon Heights.

With only three days to go for May 27, the day on which the Russians have said they will handover to East Germany the control of East Berlin and the control of access to Berlin, reports reaching in London on May 24 from Bonn, the West German capital, speak of an unusual exodus from West Berlin.

Saturday was a big day for Germany with celebrations marking 60 years as a democracy, the election of a president and perhaps most importantly for many people, the climax of the football season.

The discussion at the Summit of the Americas about inviting Cuba to participate in future summits has led to expectations of normalization in the relationship between Cuba and the U.S. The American embargo, now nearly fifty years old, was imposed in 1960 in response to Cuba s nationalization of American-owned and Cuban companies, to the Castro ...

Thousands of Berliners turned out on Tuesday to celebrate the "mission of mercy" that saved two million West Berliners from starvation.

A World War II -era cargo plane dropped hundreds of boxes of chocolate-covered raisins on tiny parachutes into a crowd of tens of thousands on Tuesday, recreating a highlight of the operation that kept West Berlin out of Soviet hands.

Local residents and businesses will celebrate Williamstown Day on Saturday. The free, second annual family-friendly gathering will take place at Tall Pines Day Camp.

There she stood, all 4 feet 10 inches of her, with her white hair shining and blue eyes sparkling.

Two trained pilots, Charles "Larry" Lamb and Charles, Prince of Wales, clambered through the fuselage of an ancient Hastings cargo plane yesterday and tried to imagine how it was, 60 years ago, packed with coal and powdered milk for West Berliners besieged by the Soviet Union.

Christians around the tri-county area celebrated Easter on Sunday, coming together with family and friends to mark the day Christians believe Jesus Christ was resurrected from the dead.

Virgil Williams of Clementon knows firsthand what kind of impact a bad economy can have on a family.

U.S. President Barack Obama laid out his vision for the 21st century in the heart of Europe on Sunday in a speech that called to mind those of two famous forerunners.

ERMA a ' The Lower Township Police Department reports that the following defendants had their cases heard in court or paid fines prior to a hearing.

Newlyweds at the Berlin Wall waving to their relatives in East Berlin on 1st January, 1962 German Photographer / © SZ Photo / The Bridgeman Art Library The Bridgeman Art Library is delighted to announce its partnership with three new German collections, strong in 20th century German social and political history.

A wild idea washed over Ilya Girlya five years ago, carrying the 33-year-old Mount Laurel resident away from his family-owned construction company to every water park in the U.S. and Canada.

Whether you're in the mood for family fun or a fine meal, you can be among the first in line at South Jersey hot spots this weekend.