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Friday, May 3, 2013

Bluebird Classic, Remodeled Brick Colonial, House Hunt

Also, a rancher with a formal dinning room and covered porch is in the House Hunt.

Each week Haddonfield Patch brings you a listing of homes for sale or rent in the area. Here's this week's list, all submitted by Lenny, Vermaat & Leonard Realtors. HADDON TOWNSHIP  218 Ardmore Ave., $234,900 Rancher featuring a formal living room and dining room, eat-in kitchen with skylights, den, utility/laundry room, three nice sized bedrooms and an attached one-car garage. The other features are a dining room has sliding doors to a covered porch, replacement windows throughout, fenced yard, hi-efficiency hot-water heater and an outside shed with electric. Freshly-painted interior and new carpets.  620 Graisbury Ave., $324,900 Remodeled brick Colonial located in Haddon Leigh section.  Three-bedrooms, 1.5 remodeled baths, sunroom, eat-…

Monday, April 8, 2013

Audubon Man Charged with Westmont Dollar Tree Robbery

Eric R. Harbinson was charged in the January robbery.

Haddon Township police have charged an Audubon man for the January robbery of a Dollar Tree store in the Westmont Plaza on Cuthbert Boulevard. The arrest was announced last week. Eric R. Harbinson, 29, of the unit block of Taylor Avenue was charged with robbery and theft. Police say he robbed the discount store shortly before closing time on Jan. 30. Authorities say surveillance video from several locations helped with the investigation. Taylor allegedly fled on foot, police said.

Joe

7:59 am on Tuesday, April 9, 2013

Why would you rob a "Dollar Store"? I can see a "Million Dollar Store" or a bank.   more ›

Thursday, March 7, 2013

Haddon Twp. Planning Board Meeting Postponed

Some residents had expected the board to consider a resolution from the commissioners to establish a redevelopment zone at the Black Horse Pike Auto Complex.

Thursday's scheduled planning board meeting was canceled because the applicants postponed their hearings until April, the board administrator said Wednesday afternoon. In its February meeting, the board ordered the township engineering and planning firm, Key Engineers, to evaluate a resolution approved by township commissioners to designate an area near the Black Horse Pike and Walnut Avenue as a redevelopment zone. In January, Mayor Randy Teague told residents at a tense meeting about the redevelopment zone, and a developing plan to build an affordable-housing apartment complex, that the planning board would likely consider it at its March meeting. The redevelopment zone was expected to help the Walters Group, a builder considering …

Phil McConkey

2:50 pm on Thursday, March 7, 2013

so 39% of the units that the Walters group is going to build is affordable housing? That's an unrealistic number for Haddon Township. We should fight this fair housing group for a more reasonable number. I have no problem if the town wants to fight the Fair Housing Center. I think instead of complaining (while I do agree all affordable housing should not be in W. C-wood Heights) to the Mayor we …   more ›

Wednesday, November 14, 2012

Nine Companies Respond to Collingswood High-Rise Fire

Units from Audubon, Bellmawr, Camden and Gloucester cities, Cherry Hill, Mt. Ephraim, Pennsauken and Westmont joined Squad 16 in containing the second-story fire.

It came through dispatch as an apartment fire at the Heights of Collingswood—and then the caller hung up, said Collingswood Fire Chief Keith Davis. Within four minutes, respondents from eight other nearby companies joined him at the scene of a second-floor apartment fire that sent one woman to the hospital Wednesday afternoon. The fire was under control before 1:30 p.m., Davis said. The woman reportedly suffered smoke inhalation and later received treatment at Cooper University Hospital in Camden for her injuries, which authorities termed “non-life-threatening.” Members of Collingswood Squad 16 were sent up to the second floor on a search-and-rescue with a 5-pound extinguisher, and were able to knock down some of the fire when they …

Superfresh in Westmont Closing

The A&P chain plans to close stores in Westmont, Marlton and Plainsboro.

Superfresh market in Haddon Township's Westmont section will close in January, a store corporate official said Wednesday. "As part of an ongoing review of our store footprint, A&P will close three underperforming Superfresh stores in Westmont, NJ, Marlton and Plainsboro, on Jan. 11, 2013," Marcy Connor, a corporate spokeswoman, said in a statement. "We notified our union partners on Nov. 9 and began notifying associates on Nov. 12. While this is a very difficult circumstance for our associates, customers, partners and the local communities, we remain focused on providing great value and service to our customers that shop in these stores." The news came as a shock to many, including employees and loyal shoppers. "I think it's terrible," …

David Zallie

1:02 pm on Monday, March 25, 2013

BREAKING NEWS ShopRite to open in Lawnside on White Hose Pike (former Kmart store) Preference given to Lawnside resident High School or equivalent   more ›

Friday, September 28, 2012

Come Say Hi to Us at Haddon Twp. Block Party Saturday

Patch is thrilled to be in Haddon Twp. and to be at the 23rd annual block party.

The 23rd Annual Haddon Township Block Party Saturday will have a little something for everyone. It will feature amusement rides for kids, a D.A.R.E. car show, food court with specialties from local restaurants, a beer garden and lots of music from noon to 6 p.m. Beginning at the corner of Crystal Lake Avenue and West Park Boulevard, near the Westmont PATCO station, the street will be lined with crafters, artisans, and vendors representing local community, school and municipal organizations, according to a township flier. The event is free, but a bracelet for children's rides can be purchased ahead of time for $7 and $10 on the day of the event. Bracelets can be bought ahead of time at the Township Municipal Building, Westmont Ace Hardware…

Shana Marshall

7:16 pm on Friday, September 28, 2012

Combining Haddon Twp and Haddonfield seems to have resulted in an article about the former with pictures of the latter. See you at the block party.   more ›

Saturday, September 15, 2012

Construction to Shut Part of Park Ave. that Leads Into West End Ave.

The resurfacing project will improve conditions on the 90-year-old West Park Boulevard bridge but shut it down for three months starting Monday.

If any part of your regular commute takes you down West Park Boulevard (CR 641) in Haddon Township, you might want to plan an alternate route for the next thee months. The Camden County Department of Public Works will begin a 90-day, $273,388 reconstruction project on the West Park Boulevard Bridge on Monday that will close the road from Walnut Avenue to Chestnut Street. West Park Boulevard leads into West End Avenue in Haddonfield. It's a convenient route to or from the borough to avoid Haddon Avenue traffic. Authorities are asking drivers to use Haddon Avenue instead during the construction, which will resurface the roadway and its striping, and add new curbs, handicap ramps and manhole castings. The bridge was originally constructed in …

Thursday, May 17, 2012

From Finicky Eater to Gourmand

Celebrate Craft Beer at Haddon Pub Fest June 2

Haddon Pub Fest is a time for craft brew lovers to come together and celebrate beer.

Beer lovers, mark your calendars: June 2 brings merry tidings, as a piece of Philly Beer Week saunters over the Walt Whitman Bridge and nestles itself right into the heart of Restaurant Row. That's the day the glorious, soaking-wet stretch of Haddon Avenue between the dry communities of Collingswood and Haddonfield is playing host to Haddon Pub Fest from noon until 6 p.m.  Each participating location will spotlight a particular craft beer and host its brewer or distributor. For $10, you can purchase a Pub Fest T-shirt (on sale now at any Pub Fest-participating establishment), which gets you access to special deals, door prizes and other perks. If you like a particular featured brewery and want to bypass the mystery and allure of finding …

Friday, April 20, 2012

From Finicky Eater to Gourmand

Westmont's Pour House Is a Beer Lover's Paradise

Great selection and great prices make The Pour House stand a (foamy) head above the competition.

I really wanted to like The Pour House. I had heard great things about their extensive beer and burger-centric menu, and I figured a Flyers/Phillies double header would provide an ideal opportunity to experience it for myself. I really, really wanted to like The Pour House. And you know what? I really, really did. A little background: I was a bit apprehensive about The Pour House when I learned it was owned by the same group that owns the P.J. Whelihan's franchises that dot the South Jersey landscape.  Nothing against P.J. Whelihan's; it’s just your run-of-the-mill sports bar that offers pretty standard food and drink. When I saw The Pour House’s beer list, however, featuring 141 different bottles (including the notoriously difficult to …

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