T.H.E. Council
T.H.E. Council organized a women's personal care drive at Camden Catholic High School for Joseph's House of Camden as a part of their Women's History Month efforts. Thanks to those who contributed to the cause, we will help make some women more comfortable and provide much needed items to them in the coming months. T.H.E (Together Honoring Everyone) Council is a student driven group with the intent to celebrate racial and cultural diversity at Camden Catholic. T.H.E. Council is moderated by faculty members and includes participation from students in each grade level. As our world continues to evolve, Camden Catholic students, faculty, staff and administration need to continue to encourage our community’s well-being, and help to foster collaborative learning among our many diverse students in pursuit of our school’s mission: to educate lifelong learners and leaders in a global society in the Catholic tradition.
2019 Website Relaunch
After two years of restructuring and redesigning Merchantville Online we're back! Over the next few weeks we'll be adding archived articles and tweaking a few things - like the event category - but up and running after a lengthy hiatus.
Website Makeover
Welcome to the new Merchantville Web site. Merchantville.com is celebrating our 15th Anniversary. It is our first major redesign since 2002 and was undertaken in order to provide our users with the information that they need quickly and efficiently. We know there will be some tweaking in the coming weeks as we all get used to the new layout and organization. We welcome your feedback about the new site and will take all suggestions into consideration! Originally developed in 1996 with a IBM Lotus Notes program, Merchantville.com now uses a Joomla 1.5 platform. Our mission remains the same. Merchantville.com is a community focused web site for the town of Merchantville, New Jersey. We provide news, information and on-line community capabilities. We support the promotional and informational needs of resident, organizations, businesses and the municipality of Merchantville, NJ. The web site is free to use and actively encourages submission of content that is relevant to our community and its neighbors!
2010 Redesign
Welcome to the new look of the Merchantville.com website. Merchantville.com is celebrating our 14th year with a facelift to modify our categories in response to the borough website start-up. On June 15, 2010 the municipality launched www.merchantvillenj.gov, the official government website for the Borough of Merchantville. On September 1, 2010 www.merchantville.com relaunched in its new format.
Feedback
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Directions to Merchantville
Merchantville, New Jersey is geographically located between Cherry Hill and Pennsauken, approximately 7 minutes from Center City Philadelphia & one mile from the Cherry Hill Mall and the old Garden State Racetrack. It is easily accessible from State Routes 30, 130, 38, 73, 70, the New Jersey Turnpike or Interstate 295.
From Philadelphia:
Take the Ben Franklin Bridge to NJ. Follow 30 East to 38 East. Exit Route 38 at Cuthbert Boulevard North. Follow Cuthbert to the end where it intersects with Chapel Avenue (landmark-Nando's Pizza). Turn left onto Chapel Ave. You will immediately see the Merchantville Circle. Bear to the right of the circle onto Centre Street. First traffic light is Maple Avenue (County Route 537). Borough Hall is across the street on the left and the downtown is straight ahead.
From New York & North:
Take the NJ Turnpike South to Exit 4 (Mt. Laurel). Take Route 73 North to Route 38 West. Exit Route 38 at Chapel Avenue North. Follow Chapel past Merchantville Country Club to the Merchantville Circle. Bear right onto Centre Street. First traffic light is Maple Avenue (County Route 537). Borough Hall is across the street on the left and the downtown is straight ahead.
Alternate Routes:
Take Route 295 South to Mt. Laurel, exit 36 for Route 38 West. Exit Route 38 at Chapel Avenue North. Follow Chapel to the Merchantville Circle. Bear right onto Centre Street. First traffic light is Maple Avenue (County Route 537). Borough Hall is across the street on the left and the downtown is straight ahead. From Trenton via Route 130: Take Route 130 South to Cove Road Exit. Take Cove Road back across Route 130 and follow to Centre Street South bearing right at fork. The downtown is straight ahead.
From Wilmington & South:
Take the NJ Turnpike North to Exit 4 (Mt. Laurel). Take Route 73 North to Route 38 West. Exit Route 38 at Chapel Avenue North. Follow Chapel to the Merchantville Circle. Bear right onto Centre Street. First traffic light is Maple Avenue (County Route 537).
Alternate Route:
Take Route 295 North to Cherry Hill, Route 70 West. Exit Route 70 at Cuthbert Boulevard North. Follow Cuthbert to the end. Make a left. You will be at the Merchantville Circle. Bear right onto Centre Street. First traffic light is Maple Avenue (County Route 537). Borough Hall is across the street on the left and the downtown is straight ahead.
Daffodil Fest returns
Join Merchantville's Garden Club on Saturday, April 13th for their third annual Daffodil Fest. Activities will take place at the bike path by the gazebo and The Station Coffee from 12:00-3:00 p.m. Special events will include: Daffodil bulb sales; Floral Scavenger Hunt; Kid’s Crafts; the Little Engine That Could book trail; Railway Memorabilia Display; Pansy Sale and Tree Seedling Give Away; Potting Party Workshop. The garden club, Green Team, IE Merchantville and Shade Tree commission will hand out information about their projects. Additionally, the Cherry Valley Model Railroad Clubwill host an open house at Grace Church 7 East Maple Avenue. Merchantville's Market Off Centre will have hours from 11:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.
Join Woodbine
Becoming a member is easy! In the summer of 1958, Woodbine Swim Club officially opened its doors and in the more than 60 years that followed, hundreds of families, just like yours, have found not just a pool to play in, but a home away from home for the summer where they have built friendships and memories that have lasted a lifetime. There are 3 pools designed to fit various levels of swimming ability, a spacious and shady recreation area, activities and events for everyone in the family including our Gators Swim Team. Join your friends and neighbors in the fun!
Administrative assistant needed
The Borough of Merchantville is seeking a qualified individual for the part time position of Administrative office assistant (25-32 hours per week) with the potential to go full time. Interested candidates will work under the direction of the certified
Municipal Clerk and Tax Collector. Excellent customer service skills, attention to detail, organization, multi–task and self-motivation are a must. Please request application and view complete list of duties by visiting Merchantville Borough Hall, Clerk’s office, 1 W Maple Avenue, Merchantville, NJ or emailing, This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..
Volunteerism is a gift to your community
The power of volunteerism is immeasurable. A society which supports and encourages different forms of volunteering is likely to be a society which also promotes the well-being of its citizens. The Borough is looking for volunteers to assist with future Borough-sponsored public events. Fill out this form or email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. for details. Also, the Merchantville Task Force is looking for volunteers for Task Force events and initiatives. Email Matt Gaskill at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..