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Gov. Phil Murphy, Commissioners mourn passing of state trooper
Burlington County Commissioners have issued a statement on the death of state trooper Marcellus E. Bethea, who was assigned to the Moorestown station and died during training in Ewing on May 5. According to the Philadelphia Inquirer website – which cited a post on X, formerly known as Twitter –...
Ax throwing and go-karts: 61 year-old N.J. mall’s strategy to attract more visitors
A two-story entertainment center featuring ax throwing and a go-kart track has been proposed at the Moorestown Mall six months after voters approved an unusual referendum aimed at revitalizing the Burlington County shopping destination. The proposed entertainment center, known as Parky’s, was presented to the Moorestown planning board at its...
"It's been awful actually" Gardeners impacted by wet, chilly weather in Burlington County
CINNAMINSON, N.J. (CBS) -- The frequent bad weather the Philadelphia region has been experiencing, particularly on weekends, is having an impact on gardeners.With Friday evening marking the 20th weekend of the year, CBS News Philadelphia's meteorologists said it'll be the 16th with rain.Beth Perkins of Haines Farm & Garden in Cinnaminson said the weather has been challenging this year."It's been awful actually. People just can't get started," Perkins said. "With the cloud cover and there's a lot of moisture in the air, things are just not performing as they should."Bernadette Mellon, a customer at the garden center, is eager to start planting."It's probably delayed our gardening for about three weeks now," Mellon said. "I have more to do, and I hope the weather holds up, so I can get this done by tomorrow hopefully."Perkins said people can start planting now, but they'll just have to deal with wet soil, which, on the bright side, can make digging easier."You can still plant," Perkins said. "Just keep an eye on your plants for disease and insects because that seems to be hitting things earlier than normal."
Cash4Life ticket worth $1K a week for life sold at N.J. convenience store
A Cash4Life lottery ticket worth $1,000 a week for life was sold for Thursday’s drawing at a convenience store in Union Couuty. The second-prize ticket was bought at QuickStop Convenience on West 7th Street in Plainfield, the New Jersey Lottery said. It matched five numbers but not the Cash Ball.
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