Category: News Articles
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Hurley’s Store Brought Luxury to Camden
The book on the life of retail magnate William Leonard Hurley depicts a bustling shopping strip near a Waterfront that had an impact on the world.
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New Schedule Set for Tests of Air Raid Sirens
When the air raid sirens sound at noon June 26 in Camden, don’t panic. It’s not an atomic attack.
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City Asked to Provide Increment
A $1,000 increment for all non-uniformed employes over a three-year period is part of a package proposal to be presented to Mayor Alfred R. Pierce Monday.
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City Alerted on Electric Inspectors
Camden residents were cautioned today by Patrick J. Sullivan, chief of the City Electrical Bureau, to be wary of persons who represent themselves as electrical inspectors.
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Man, Youth Charged in Hydrant Incident
CAMDEN – A 25-year-old Mount Ephraim man and a Somerdale juvenile were arrested by Camden police yesterday and charged with illegally diverting water from a fire hydrant into a truck used for commercial steam cleaning.
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Robert R. Allen Obituary
U.S. Veteran Robert passed away on August 9, 2016 at Kennedy Memorial Hospital, Stratford, NJ; of Oaklyn, NJ, age 72 years.
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New name for Camden street near planned HQ
CAMDEN – City Council members voted Tuesday to rename one block of Mount Ephraim Avenue to Subaru Drive.
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Camden’s ‘Ugliest House’ a Hazard, But Still Standing
Following the event, which concluded with the cutting of a cake decorated with the likeness of the dilapidated winner, a bulldozer happened to drive down the street.
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Site Honors Camco War Dead
Second Lieutenant Warren Stafford Jr., of Haddon Heights, was in the Army Air Force when his crew of 10 men was reported missing.
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In a Faded City, Plans to Build a Hotel Build Hope
The old Plaza Hotel downtown is a tomb, sealed shut for more than 20 years now, it’s windows shattered and its green marquee worn and stripped of letters.