In The News
Burlington County Celebrates Grand Opening of New Community Blend at Bestseller’s Café
Burlington County Library patrons can now enjoy beverages, light fare, and other snacks with their reading materials courtesy of a unique new café that’s enhancing the library and giving students with disabilities opportunities for work experience.
BCIT marks finish of upgrades at Medford campus
Improvements at the school include upgraded welding and HVAC shops and new video game design lab
Singleton's “Public Utility Fair Profit Act" Aims to Address Recent Rising Costs
TRENTON, NJ — New legislation introduced this week aims to address recent rising utility costs.
Rutgers Real Estate symposium to explore: ‘Where Do We Grow from Here?’
After hosting a sell-out crowd last year, the Rutgers Business Center for Real Estate Winter Symposium returns next week.
Underground Railroad Museum honors local ‘heroes/sheroes’
The Underground Railroad Museum of Burlington County will present a program called A Celebration of Local Iconic Heroes/Sheroes at Rowan College at Burlington County’s Votta Hall Auditorium in Mount Laurel on Friday.
Burlington County Celebrating Black History Month with Special Events, Classes, Performances
BURLINGTON COUNTY, NJ — Burlington County is celebrating Black History Month with events, workshops and performances throughout the month of February and early March that showcase the county’s rich Black historical presence and culture.
Burlington County Leaders Receive Look at Construction of BCIT-Westampton Expansion
WESTAMPTON – The Burlington County Institute of Technology is taking steps to expand its career and technical education programs for auto technology, heavy equipment & logistics and diesel technology with the help of a new 39,000-square-foot expansion and renovation project at the vocational school district’s Westampton campus.
Anchor-less Parsippany shopping center could be a redevelopment target
After the loss of three anchor businesses in 2024, one of Parsippany's oldest and largest shopping centers is under scrutiny by town officials, who want to see if it should be designated as an area in need of redevelopment.