Nearly 70 Gloucester Township area residents—including a third-place finisher—raced the streets of Philadelphia in Sunday's marathon and half marathon.
Make sure you've all of the top news from Gloucester Township this past week.
Need to make sure you're on the nice list? Visit Santa at the Deptford, Cherry Hill or Moorestown mall before Christmas Eve.
Police credit social media in the arrest of a man accused of stealing $27,000 worth of jewelry from Kmart in late September.
Leelah needs a permanent home.
Ptl. Anthony Massi's cruiser gets hit by a vehicle allegedly operated by a drunken driver as he's sitting in it on the side of Sicklerville Road.
The flu clinic at Camden County Tech is today.
Three suspects use a stolen debit card to pay for an order at the Wawa store at Chews Landing and Somerdale roads.
Gloucester Township Police Department receives Rutgers' Traffic Safety Excellence Award.
Drop off turkeys, canned goods and non-perishable food items at Sprota's Deli, in Glendora, Saturday morning.
This past week in Gloucester Twp., voters say aye to campaign finance transparency, a soccer team wins a state title and we let you know when the leaf collectors are coming.
That's right—NJ Aid for Animals' newest dog is so new they still haven't named it. Adopt it before they can!
The Timber Birch Athletic Association Fireballs girls' soccer team wins a state title.
Mr. Johnston died Oct. 31. He was 86.
Mrs. Rutigliano died last Thursday. She was 59.
Get caught up on the week in news in Gloucester Township.
The free clinics for county residents were affected by Superstorm Sandy.
Camden County sends 12 employees to Longport Friday to help the Shore community dig out from Hurricane Sandy.
The county decides to keep its election offices open every day through Election Day.
Emily still needs a "furever" home.
