State School Board To Hear Appeal
January 10, 1997|By Stephanie Brenowitz and Angela Couloumbis, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENTS
Nearly five years after turning down Merchantville's request to send its high school students...
Play tackles ‘Next to Normal’
Originally slated to tackle the puppet-populated “Avenue Q,” the theater group had to make a last-minute switch when the rights for that ...
County College Foundation seeking members
The Camden County College Foundation Board of Directors is seeking new faces for its general membership. Founded in 1992, the Camden County College Foundation...
Enjoy a winter escape
The next Music du jour is taking place at Caffe Aldo Lamberti in Cherry Hill on January 29th. Join us for another...
College to offer free preventive dental care to children
Camden County College’s dental hygiene and dental assisting students and staff will provide free cleanings and other preventive care – along with...
Code Blue ALERT
A code blue alert for Camden County has been issued from 6:00 p.m. Friday, January 20th to 9:00 a.m. Sunday, January 22nd. The cold...
PUBLIC NOTICE: Parking on snow covered streets
Residents may have noticed new signs posted on several main roads in town. The signs, which state "No Parking When Road Snow Covered" have been installed on...
To All Residents of Merchantville
It has been an extreme pleasure to have served as your Interim Chief School Administrator since July 1, 2011. Although I knew little about...
Anti-Bullying training at MES
Anti-Bullying Training was held for all parents of Merchantville School students on Wednesday, January 18th in the school auditorium. All students will attend a...
New Mayor ready for challenges
Paul Stridick, who has served more than 30 years in the fields of architecture, planning and development, was named by Cahn to head...







































