On Saturday, July 15th, grab your bikes and head to Chestnut Avenue between 10:00 a.m. and 12:00 p.m. for a FREE event supporting bike and pedestrian safety. The Merchantville Police Department Bike Patrol will be on hand to work with kids aged 4-12 at a Bike Rodeo to promote cycling proficiency and safe riding - a fun way to introduce and educate children to bicycle skills and safety. Kids will have a blast trying out the obstacle course and participating in races. Get a free bike tune up,

For over 60 years, Woodbine has offered families like yours not just the pools to play in, but a home away from home for the summer. Opening Day at Woodbine Swim Club is Saturday, May 27th, and their Memorial Day Weekend Hours are Saturday: 11 a.m. - 9:00 p.m., Sunday: 12:00 - 9:00 p.m. and Monday: 11:00 a.m. - 9:00 p.m. The Woodbine has been described as a "hidden oasis".  Nestled off the hustle and bustle of Maple Ave., the club has been home to its members since 1958.

Continuing one of IE Merchantville's small action, edible garden projects for the 4th year in a row began today with a lot of weeding, laying of barrier paper and adding topsoil and compost in hopes of making the 2023 growing season along the tennis court wall at Wellwood Park a successful one. Joan Brennan and her grandson, Jack, worked to clear the brick perimeter planter of leaves, weeds and debris before prepping the area with a fresh layer of nitrogen enriched topsoil. Already blooming at the sunny end

Fully Renovated 2 bedroom 1 bathroom apartment in Merchantville. Be the first to call it home. The apartment is on the 1st floor has 2 entrances and a balcony in the back of the building. 9FT ceilings throughout, classic white cabinets, new countertops with brand new stainless-steel appliances. The apartment is within 12 minutes from Camden County college and Rutgers. Thomas Jefferson University Is only 8 miles away. Background and credit check. Employment verification. Security deposit of one and one-half

Thanks to a generous bequeathment from Merchantville residents Walter and Marie J. Carroll, Merchantville School students enjoy a wide variety of opportunities to learn more about the arts and enrich their educational experiences. During the 2021-2022 school year, 24 college-aged eligible students were awarded $97,000 and $50,685 was spent on school projects including academic field trips and art enrichment field trips, student art programs, various clubs, and musical supplies. With the first

Thank you to everyone who attended The Legacy Foundation's first Symposium for Business Leaders - The Art of Scaling your Business - at Merchantville Country Club this week. Legacy is a vibrant nonprofit behavioral health organization with services throughout New Jersey and this event was sponsored by 1st Colonial Community Bank. A special shoutout to our committee and panelists Kevin Dougher, of Johnson Kendall Johnson, Bill Evans, of Liberty Fox Technologies, and Peter Cordua of HBK CPAs & Consultants.