Leaf blowers aren’t just noisy — they’re also huge climate polluters. Gas-powered lawn equipment like leaf blowers and lawn mowers pollute a lot more than you might think. They pump out millions of tons of carbon dioxide each year, the primary driver of climate change. Gas-powered leaf blowers, snow blowers, lawnmowers, weed trimmers and chainsaws are some of the dirtiest tools in the shed. And with millions of them owned and operated across the country, their climate-warming pollution really adds up. It’s time to switch to cleaner, quieter, electric lawn equipment. A greener, healthier world requires each of us to do all we can to eliminate the pollution and practices

Merchantville School is committed to creating a work environment that mirrors the community's diversity. We seek applicants from various backgrounds to represent the many and various cultures of our student population. The Merchantville School District is committed to fostering an inclusive environment where individuals from all backgrounds feel welcomed, respected, and empowered to thrive. We believe diversity enriches the learning experience, broadens perspectives, and prepares students

We’re back with your favorite first Friday night markets for the 2025 season in just two months! The "Market Off Centre" is returning to The Mile starting in May and we’re gearing up to offer you some of the best local vendors and a monthly night to look forward to - full of all kinds of fun. Applications are open and interested vendors can complete this Google Form to participate. Please note that participation is not guaranteed at the completion of this application. If you are accepted you will be contacted by the Market Off Centre team.

Join the Merchantville Historical Society on Tuesday evening, April 8, 7:30 p.m. at the Community Center to learn about our history with Holman Ford. Did you know the Holman Organization began in Merchantville 100 years ago? Merchantville resident Steward Holman began with a Ford dealership in 1924. It was important to him not to be just successful but to be a good employer and give back to the community. With roots in Merchantville and branches throughout the world, come hear Carl Ortell, Vice Chair at

The New Jersey Health Care Quality Institute today announced the Mayors Wellness Campaign “Healthy Town” winners for 2024 and Merchantville Borough achieved its first Healthy Town Up and Coming designation. These cities and towns go above and beyond to improve health and wellness in their communities through innovative programs in areas such as exercise, healthy eating, and mental health education and awareness. Offerings such as a community farmers market, 5K race, and a health fair engaged residents in opportunities to participate in activities promoting health and community connectedness. “The Borough of Merchantville is honored to be recognized for the first time as a Healthy Town Up-and-Coming. We are proud of the efforts by our Board of Health members to lead Merchantville residents in activities and programs that encourage

Women's History Month is an annual observance to highlight the contributions of women to events in history and contemporary society. Celebrated from the 1st to 31st March in the United States, the United Kingdom, and Australia, corresponding with International Women's Day on March 8th, it is observed during October in Canada, corresponding with the celebration of Persons Day on October 18th. A weeklong observation in Sonoma County, California in 1978 was subsequently championed by Gerda Lerner

Robertitio's on the Circle at 177 S Centre Street in Merchantville is a vibrant destination for those seeking authentic Puerto Rican flavors. Chef Robert Cruz and his wife, Marielyn, have been cooking together in this restaurant for four years offering the best take-out and dine-in meals featuring unique offerings, including creative daily specials and refreshing beverages like homemade strawberry lemonade. Every visit feels special in this warm, welcoming atmosphere with attentive, friendly service.