Burlington County
Recent News About Burlington County
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Flu shots offered weekly by Burlington County starting September 19
The Burlington County Health Department will offer seasonal flu vaccines to residents starting on September 19. The weekly clinics, held on Thursdays at various locations across the county, aim to protect communities as flu season approaches.
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Burlington County hosts ‘Clear The Shelter’ event on September 7
The Burlington County Animal Shelter will transform into a tropical “Pawradise” next weekend for a special end-of-summer open house aimed at finding forever homes for some of the shelter’s dogs and cats.
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Burlington County Farmers Market celebrates Tomato Day with events this Saturday
New Jersey’s leading farmers market is set to celebrate one of the Garden State’s favorite foods: the Jersey Tomato.
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Burlington County hosts annual vigil on International Overdose Awareness Day
Burlington County officials will join local advocates, residents, providers, and families Thursday evening for a vigil memorializing residents who have died due to substance use disorder.
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Tutorials offered on Saturdays for new voting machines in Moorestown Mall
Burlington County election officials are reminding voters that they can view and learn about the County’s new voting machines every Saturday at the County Corner Store in Moorestown Mall. With the 2024 General Election less than 70 days away, staff from the Burlington County Superintendent of Elections and Burlington County Clerk’s Office will be available each Saturday from 10 AM to 2 PM to assist with voter registration and other election-related matters.
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Burlington County initiates proactive patrols along River Line light-rail system
New Jersey Senator Troy Singleton, Burlington County Sheriff James Kostoplis, and the Burlington County Commissioners have announced a new law enforcement initiative aimed at enhancing public safety along the River Line light-rail system. This initiative involves special patrols by Burlington County Sheriff’s officers at and near River Line stations in Burlington County.
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Burlington County announces first round of grants for local food assistance programs
Burlington County is providing additional support in the fight against hunger and food insecurity. The Burlington County Commissioners announced the first six awards from the County’s new $1 million grant program to assist food programs.
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Resurfacing work scheduled for Elbo Lane in Mount Laurel and Lumberton
Work is scheduled to start this week on repaving Elbo Lane in Mount Laurel and Lumberton.
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Burlington announces three fall dates for free document shredding
Burlington County residents will have three more opportunities to safely dispose of confidential documents and plastic film this year during the County’s upcoming fall shredding events.
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Burlington County launches new plastic drink carrier recycling initiative
Burlington County has introduced a new program for residents to recycle plastic beer, soda, and seltzer carriers. The initiative, led by the Burlington County Department of Solid Waste and Recycling in collaboration with Oregon-based plastic carrier manufacturer PakTech and two local breweries, aims to create drop-off locations for used drink carriers.
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More than 75 establishments join fifth annual burlington county summer restaurant week
Burlington County Summer Restaurant Week kicks off this weekend, marking its five-year anniversary with a variety of dishes and specials.
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State funds enable Burlington County's bus replacements
Burlington County will be able to purchase two new buses with $400,000 in state funding secured by State Senator Troy Singleton, Assemblywoman Carol Murphy, and Assemblyman Herb Conaway for the BurLink shuttle service.
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Burlington County announces start date for Medford road resurfacing project
Work is scheduled to start this week on repaving part of Himmelein Road in Medford.
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Burlington County celebrates 50 years of Women Infant Children Program
The Women Infant and Children (WIC) program is turning 50 this year, and Burlington County is celebrating with a party featuring amusements, games, fitness classes, health screenings, and more.
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Kitten found in Mount Holly tests positive for rabies
A stray kitten found in Mount Holly has tested positive for rabies, according to the Burlington County Health Department. The kitten was discovered on a property on Emma Street and taken to the Burlington County Animal Shelter, where it was subsequently tested. The test returned positive on August 8.
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Burlington officials commend first responders after severe floods
The Burlington County Commissioners released a statement on last night’s severe storms and flash floods, acknowledging the efforts of first responders and public safety professionals.
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Resurfacing project on Main Street in Riverton set for next week
Work is scheduled to start next week on repaving part of Main Street in Riverton.
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Burlington County honors ten outstanding women for leadership achievements service
Ten Burlington County women will be recognized for their leadership, achievements, and service to their communities during this year’s 2024 Outstanding Women of Burlington County Awards Reception.
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Burlington County Farmers Market leads poll as New Jersey's favorite
Burlington County’s most popular farmers market is leading the race to be crowned New Jersey’s favorite in this year’s America’s Farmers Market Celebration. With just a few days remaining for voting, the Burlington County Farmers Market is currently ranked highest among New Jersey locations and third across the entire Northeast region.
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Sandra Nunes becomes first female chair of Burlington County Bridge Commission
The Burlington County Bridge Commission has made history with the installation of a new chair and a new board member.