| Rats raise concerns in Cherry Hill McMullen's fierce felines, which she refers to as the "Cherry Hill rat patrol," have taken down at least a dozen of the rodents from her fenced-in backyard on Chapel Avenue since the summer began.... | |
| Towns face delay on merger effort The Merchantville mayor said that community submitted a petition seeking a merger feasibility study to the state Department of Community Affairs in August. An aide to the Cherry Hill mayor said that... |
| Man's on the ball in bid to find them Over the last 24 years, Letts, 72, has collected lost golf balls from nearby country clubs including Ramblewood, Rancocas, Pennsauken and Kresson, to name a few. "The average golfer is not going to... |
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| Artificial surfaces finding home on South Jersey fields Whether it's in the form of FieldTurf, Sprinturf or the next best thing science has to offer, artificial turf is making its way to more New Jersey high schools, colleges and community-based... |
| N.J. health campaign focuses on minorities The Camden mother became so frustrated over delays in medical treatment for her 7-year-old, Terri Bell, she called her health care insurance provider and asked for a telephone directory of... |
| Camco saves pair of farms That's just how the owners of Labrador Hill Farm want it. And now, that's how it could continue thanks to a farmland-preservation agreement with Camden County, said Sarah Rabinowitz Mognoni, who runs... |
| Services set for Audubon man killed The 21-year-old Audubon resident died early Saturday from his injuries. His girlfriend, Paige Pfefferle, 19, is charged with murder and is being held in the Camden County Jail in lieu of $750,000... |
| Good weather adds to fun on Labor Day Whether it was on the beach, behind a barbecue grill or at a Labor Day parade, the unofficial last day of summer was a perfect one weatherwise in the... |
| Deptford man faces carjacking charges — A Gloucester County man was charged with carjacking and other offenses Monday after stealing a couple's van and striking the pair while fleeing, police... |
| 3 homes damaged by blaze in Camden The blaze broke out at 7:40 p.m. at 438 Cherry St. and quickly spread to two adjacent homes. Additional companies from the city as well as Collingswood, Haddon Township and Oaklyn were called in to... |
| Teen cyclist dies; driver faces charges County Prosecutor Ted Housel says 16-year-old Jacob Broschard of Egg Harbor Township was riding with two other teens when he was hit around 2 a.m. Housel said the alleged driver, 31-year-old Egg... |
| Assembly panel set to review grant goof — The Assembly Appropriations Committee today is scheduled to hold the first legislative inquiry into the mistake that cost the state $400 million in federal Race to the Top... |
| New Jersey Private Investigators, Icorp Investigations Help Unveil Adultery Through, experienced and time tested techniques, New Jersey Private Investigators, Icorp Investigations gives Spouses the Truth about their loved... |
| Innovative Product Design, Weehawken, New Jersey WEEHAWKEN, NJ, September 07, 2010 /24-7PressRelease/ -- After several years of product design and development, Innovative Product Design of Weehawken, New Jersey, has introduced a patented,... |
| Danielle Staub leaving 'Real Housewives' The network announced Monday that Danielle Staub, the firestarter on "The Real Housewives of New Jersey," would not be returning to the show. Throughout the tumultuous second season, Staub enraged... |
| Bridge work to begin on three Delaware River crossings this week Photo by Daniel Freel/New Jersey Herald Plans are underway to open up the two far left tolls at the Delaware Water Gap on Route 80 to make way for a two lane open E-Zpass toll. Work on the bridge... |
| Vernon misses deadline to get government question on ballot newsroom@njherald.com VERNON — Township officials were unable to verify all 3,620 signatures on a petition to change the township’s form of government in time to put the issue on the November... |
| Study finds people with more money are happier By RANDOLPH E. SCHMID AP Science Writer WASHINGTON — They say money can’t buy happiness. They’re wrong. At least up to a point. People’s emotional well-being — happiness — increases... |
| Beautiful weather caps off summer thowell@njherald.com The unofficial end of summer was capped by beautiful weather that signaled the advent of fall without calling for long sleeves. Sussex County experienced a comfortable, yet wide... |
| Deerpark, N.Y., obtains WTC beam for memorial Photo courtesy of William R. Werner Members of the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey lower a beam from the World Trade Center onto the tow trailer attached to the Town of Deerpark police... |
| Wantage twins in annual telethon thowell@njherald.com With AP Wire Reports The Jerry Lewis MDA Telethon’s 45th annual Labor Day show started Sunday night and lasted 21 1/2 hours, but the biggest moment for Sussex County viewers... |
| Dragonflies abound in New Jersey NEPTUNE (AP) — Swarms of dragonflies not seen in years are flitting throughout New Jersey, and in spectacular numbers on the Shore’s salt marshes — where they are busily devouring squadrons of... |
| Armed home invasion nets $1,000 in Millville smccullen@sjnewsco.com MILLVILLE - Police here are investigating a home invasion-style burglary on North 6th Street Friday night in which two people were robbed at gunpoint of a total of $1,000. ... |
| Owner of wallet found in Levoy Theater is located It's not unlikely that he's probably had dozens of wallets since then. He does have an 18-year-old grandchild. He's been in the Navy. He worked at a Miami TV station as a technician for 35 ... |
| Vineland's Voices of the Lord Choir competes for prestigious award abellano@sjnewsco.com VINELAND - It's been several years since Vineland's Voices of the Lord Choir was involved in a competitive atmosphere, but now the local group from the Chestnut Assembly of... |
| Millville Blotter - possession of drug paraphernalia ; stole her wallet; chocolate syrup and jelly on school building's doors Thursday, September 02, 2010 MILLVILLE Editor's note: Police reports made available on Wednesday did not provide information on bail amounts for those who were arrested, or whether they were... |
| Cumberland County Grand Jury indictments Wednesday, September 01, 2010 From staff reports BRIDGETON - The following people were indicted last week by a Superior Court grand jury in Cumberland... |
| Inside look at Rallycross racing at New Jersey Motorsports Park Would I ever see my son again? Was that my lunch? Most importantly: Why would I ever get in a car with Dave Mirra? It came at the invitation of the New Jersey Motorsports Park, in an effort to... |
| Millville Blotter - obstruction of justice, hindering apprehension; 100 feet of copper piping stolen out of basement Wednesday, August 25, 2010 MILLVILLE Editor's note: Police reports made available on Tuesday did not provide information on bail amounts for those who were arrested, or whether they were taken... |
| Patriots win first game of crucial series against York With less than two weeks remaining in the regular season, the Atlantic League Freedom Division-leading Somerset Patriots defeated the first-half division champion York Revolution 7-3 at TD Bank... |
| Vets seek help on state contracts Businesses owned by New Jersey's military veterans should be given a little extra help in winning state contracts, a national veterans' organization... |
| Rutgers' Edmond Laryea embraces multiple roles Fortunately, he had a valid excuse. It's not everyday, after all, that a player is asked to grasp both the offensive and defensive playbooks at the same time. "I'm not going to lie," said Laryea, who... |
| Perth Amboy Walk for breast cancer spread early detection message — Early detection of breast cancer is the best prevention.That's the message organizers of the Central New Jersey Pink Ribbon 5k Run and 1-Mile Health Walk are hoping to spread with the race,... |
| Piscataway in process of rebuilding Theoretically they were, but the game wasn't basketball. It was tennis. And nobody else showed up. Despite tying for first place in the Greater Middlesex Conference Red Division, despite tying for... |
| Money magazine to host financial seminar in Franklin — As a result of Franklin once again being named one of the top places to live in the country, Money magazine will be paying a visit to the township, bringing along experts in finance for a... |
| East Brunswick saves on park project, applies funds to road paving — Money saved on the construction of a new special-needs ballfield at Heavenly Farms park will be put toward applying a final layer of asphalt on the entrance road leading to the adjacent... |
| Elijah's Promise to be honored with "Tree of Hope'" award — Elijah's Promise, a longtime Middlesex County advocate for people in need, is being honored by the National Council on Alcoholism and Drug Dependence.The Middlesex County office of the... |
| Contraptions crash but spirits soar at wacky flying fest — From a pair of men's legs attached to a giant pair of underwear to a flying Amish buggy, a procession of ill-fated flying contraptions tumbled one after another to a watery demise at the... |
| As tourists leave for season, traffic builds on Shore roads As of 7 p.m., officials report sporadic traffic pockets on the Parkway northbound from Exit 74 and County Road 614 in Lacey Twp. to north of Exit 77 and Keswick Rd in Berkeley Twp. with a 2 mile... |
| Area lifeguards still out keeping eyes on the surf Their ranks depleted, Shore area lifeguard crews still do their best to ensure swimmer safety in the waning days of the summer season, officials... |
| Holmdel development uproots historic graves — When Terence Wall's 9-year-old daughter told him tombstones from a historic cemetery in their Beau Ridge neighborhood on Laurel Avenue had been removed, he didn't believe... |
| Beachgoers bid a fond farewell to another summer season Loundy, the broker of Seaside Realty, had an early morning appointment in nearby Island Heights. Most of his remaining summer tenants had already left over the weekend. Some on Monday had already... |
| Emergency personnel respond to chemical leak at Brick storage center — An unknown chemical leaking from a commercial storage container has forced authorities to close off a portion of Burnt Tavern Road as they try to identify the substance, police... |
| Coast Guard: Swath of red tide found in NY Harbor NEW YORK (AP) -- A nearly 10-mile-long ribbon of red tide was spotted Monday in New York Harbor, Coast Guard officials said, warning swimmers and boaters to avoid contact with the potentially harmful... |
| Obama rolls out jobs program MILWAUKEE (AP) — A combative President Barack Obama rolled out a long-term jobs program Monday that would exceed $50 billion to rebuild roads, railways and runways, and coupled it with a blunt... |
| 42,000 year-old baby mammoth to leave Chicago CHICAGO (AP) -- A 42,000-year-old baby woolly mammoth that has been on display at Chicago's Field Museum since March is getting ready to make her way to New... |
| Schools find new revenue source in foundations, non profits and corporations — A weakened economy has taught community supporters of public schools a sobering lesson: If they want extras or pet projects to continue, they'll probably have to look beyond taxpayers to do... |
| Labor Day parade culminates with pineapple protest PHILADELPHIA (AP) -- Dock workers tossed pineapples into the Delaware River in Philadelphia to protest Del Monte's decision to move its produce operations to a less costly... |
| Hillsborough Muslim Center aids Pakistan flood victims — Members of the Muslim Center of Somerset County this month hope to collect hundreds of care packages filled with items to help flood victims in... |
| Public has chance to buy two Warren properties — The township is scheduled to conduct a public auction Sept. 15 to sell off two lots subdivided from the Township Committee purchase of property from Alliance Bible Church property on Dock... |