Repairs Underway After Sewer Main Break In Mount Laurel
All Mount Laurel residents west of Hartford Road, until further notice, are asked to immediately limit water use to facilitate repairs.
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All Mount Laurel residents west of Hartford Road, until further notice, are asked to immediately limit water use to facilitate repairs.
"We're going to turn this sea of asphalt into Evesham's version of Disneyland," Mayor Randy Brown said.
The CDC has confirmed a second case of Enterovirus D-68 in Camden County, New Jersey.
A prominent New Jersey political figure and his wife who were found dead after a fire erupted in their bedroom were remembered Tuesday by relatives, friends and three governors for their public service and rich family life.
Florida developer Glenn Straub, the only other major bidder in the auction, complained that the auction process, in its final hours, was rigged against him.
The event was organized in part to bring attention to World Hunger Month.
Hamilton Township School Superintendent James Parla says attendance was 93 percent at Yardville Elementary School on Monday, the first day students attended school after learning a classmate died of D-68.
The Florida developer who came up short in a bankruptcy court auction for the former Revel casino wants the judge to invalidate the result and hold a new sale.
It happened shortly after 3 a.m. Monday at Delsea Drive and Almonesson Road in Westville.
School and township officials met with the concerned community Sunday evening in Hamilton Township, New Jersey a day after it became official a preschooler there died from Enterovirus-D68.
Authorities say an elderly woman was hospitalized after she was accidentally run over by a car at a South Jersey home.
A public meeting is planned for Sunday evening at Steinert High School in Hamilton Township, New Jersey to address concerns about Enterovirus and the death of young boy as a result of it.
A new poll suggests many New Jersey residents don't have a lot of confidence in President Obama's performance in office.
Authorities in New Jersey say that a four-year-old Hamilton Township boy died of Enterovirus-D68.
Port Authority officials say the CDC investigated a sick passenger at Newark Liberty International Airport for possible Ebola.