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For some of us, the advent of a new school year is exciting. School shopping is the absolute best – bouquets of pencils delight us. We just can’t wait to organize our new assignment planners. For others, a new school year brings nothing but trepidation and an onslaught of anxious…
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Begin your Thanksgiving Day with a 5K dash through scenic Merchantville at our 3rd Annual Turkey Trot, or if you prefer, a 1-mile "Fun Run/Walk". The 5k begins at 9:00 a.m and the Fun Run/Walk at 9:15 a.m. Advanced online registration is recommended. Fees: $20 for adults, $10 for students,…
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Registered voters are needed by the Camden County Board of Elections to work at poll sites in all districts in Camden County; Bilingual voters especially in Camden City, Pennsauken & Woodlynne. Earn $200 performing an important public service. Immediate openings working from 5:30 a.m. until the close of polls. Mandatory…
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A public meeting to discuss a Lighting Feasibility Study for the Multi-Use Path along Chestnut Avenue was held at the Pennsauken Library on Thursday, August 29th, to talk about current site conditions and receive input from abutting property owners about concerns. The study involves Merchantville's Rails-to-Trails Project as well as…
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PSE&G crews will be repairing a gas main on Chapel Avenue in Merchantville, on Monday, Aug. 19. While crews are at work, Chapel Avenue will be closed to all traffic between Clayton Avenue and Stanley Street. On Monday, Aug. 19, crews will close the affected stretch of roadway from 9:00…
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Merchantville School is excited to allow parents to view their child's schedule on RealTime starting on Friday, August 16th. Information has been mailed to parents with login instructions. Parents must acknowledge certain forms and then will be able to view their child's schedule and teachers. Picture Day Information, links and…
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The Merchantville School District is located in Camden County, New Jersey. The district is committed to the students of Merchantville and ensuring their success in the 21st century. All candidates need to have full proper certification in order to be considered for the following positions. Substitute Teacher: Must have NJ…
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2019 Merchantville Music Fest was approved by Borough Council last night, which means we are set to rock this town on Saturday, October 26th from 1:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. along North Centre and Chestnut streets. We're bringing Music Fest back to the street with the support of The Merchantville…
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John Brouse, commander of Merchantville's American Legion F.W. Grigg Post 68, presented an American flag to Roger Grigg, nephew of the World War I soldier for whom the post is named, in a ceremony at Borough Hall on August 11, 2019. F.W. Grigg was in the U.S. Army artillery and…
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They are mostly in their 90s and have been getting together faithfully since they met years ago at the Collins Tract Elementary School in Pennsauken, NJ. It was back in Merchantville, Camden County, that these kindergartners - David Taylor, Joe Holman, Lindsay Pratt, Ralph McGee and Peg Tomlinson - first…
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The New Jersey Civil Service Commission is now accepting applications for full-time police officers until Aug. 31, 2019. We have several job opportunities and are seeking candidates with the skills and experience to help us meet that goal. If you are up to the challenge, get the process started by…
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