Collingswood Police to Launch K-9 Program with Two Dogs, Youth Contests
Chief Kevin Carey says the program can provide valuable community outreach and showcase the department as a destination for future K-9 handlers. The first pair will start training within weeks. Sign in or subscribe to continue reading…
March 6, 2026
Olympic Champion Jordan Burroughs to Open Merchantville Wrestling Academy
Burroughs, one of the most decorated wrestlers in the history of the sport, is transforming a former CVS in the borough downtown into the ‘All I See is Gold Academy,’ a regional hub for youth development and athletic training. Sign in or subscribe to continue reading…
March 4, 2026
Camden Seeks Connections to Historic Past in Negro Leagues Exhibit at City Hall
Through a partnership with Shibe Vintage Sports, Carolyn Quick’s ‘A League Apart’ exhibit will be accessible to the public on the fourth floor of Camden City Hall through the end of March. Organizers hope it will elicit more stories from residents with family connections to Negro Leagues baseball in South Jersey. Sign in or subscribe to continue reading…
February 27, 2026
Student-Led Walk Demonstrates Obstacles Commuting to Collingswood High School
In Sunday's 'Walk in Our Shoes' event, CHS senior Andrea Trifundio took community members and elected officials for a rainy-day representation of her daily walk to school from Woodlynne. Sign in or subscribe to continue reading...
February 24, 2026
Obtaining Permanent U.S. Residency and Citizenship: a Complicated Journey, Explained
Applying for American citizenship is a lengthy, expensive process fraught with twists and turns that leave your fate out of your control, even if you follow instructions to the letter. Willemijn Don-Goetz of Haddon Township describes, in detail, her pathway to citizenship.
April 1, 2025