Phaedra Trethan
Courier-Post
South Jersey, NJ, United States
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Person dead, police officer shot in South Jersey: What we know
A police officer in Deptford was shot while on duty Friday afternoon, according to law enforcement sources. → Read More
Fire breaks out at Camden house where Martin Luther King Jr. stayed
A early Saturday morning fire tore through the vacant home where MLK stayed as a seminary student. Those hoping to preserve it say there's still hope. → Read More
Two South Jersey brothers hope to help, one pizza box at a time
Ali and Omar Doukali own Genova Pizza in Audubon. What started as a fun gimmick to promote the business is now their way of highlighting local heroes. → Read More
As homeless encampment is cleared, what happens to its residents?
An outreach volunteer said the cleanup at a Camden site happened earlier than expected, causing some residents to scatter. → Read More
Why nation's drug czar says Camden County jail is national model for drug treatment
Dr. Rahul Gupta met with law enforcement and Camden County jail residents to talk about new ways to attack the addiction crisis in South Jersey. → Read More
What to know about South Jersey's skate scene as county prepares for new park
Camden County hosted a meeting to plan a new skatepark, drawing more than 100 people. Here are some fun facts about skateboarding in South Jersey. → Read More
What is happening at Collingswood High School and why are students walking out?
Students are walking out of class, saying the school needs a change in leadership and culture. What's behind the protests and what comes next? → Read More
South Jersey refuge hosts a shower for fuzzy, furry babies
Woodford Cedar Run Wildlife Refuge in Medford is gearing up for its busy season. Here's how to help them rescue hundreds of wild birds and animals. → Read More
What to do if you find an injured baby bird or animal
The experts at Woodford Cedar Run Wildlife Refuge in Medford offered these tips for good Samaritans who find an injured or abandoned baby in the wild. → Read More
South Jersey people and places to know for Black History Month
Black history is American history. Here's a look at the region's integral part in the past, sites to visit, who's sharing it with the next generation. → Read More
Camden pharmacy to open first-of-its-kind marijuana dispensary
It will be the first dispensary connected to a pharmacy, meant to serve both medicinal patients and marijuana enthusiasts at two separate storefronts. → Read More
Five ways the Food Bank of South Jersey helps feed our neighbors
The Food Bank of South Jersey does more than supply local pantries. Here are five other programs by the nonprofit and how a $900K grant will help. → Read More
Dredging at Newton Creek ends after years of planning, work
It took several years from planning to completion, but Camden County officials say the dredging project will improve conditions along the entire creek → Read More
From Cooper to Kyiv: Doctor joins training mission in war-torn Ukraine
Dr. Joshua Rempell is an emergency room physician at Cooper. He was part of a team that traveled to Ukraine to offer training to civilians and others. → Read More
There'll soon be more to see and do at Gateway Park. Here is what to expect
Gateway Park along the Admiral Wilson Boulevard took years to open, but environmental groups hope for more visitors and programs. → Read More
Camden County commissioner takes on role as Rowan-Rutgers board CEO
Nash is a longtime Camden County commissioner and Delaware River Port Authority vice chairman. He'll lead the board, replacing Dana Redd. → Read More
Camden nonprofit receives federal grant to study flood, disaster mitigation
The $565K grant from the National Fish & Wildlife Foundation is part of a plan to address flooding and habitat protection in Waterfront South. → Read More
Bridging divides theme of first Mural Arts project in Camden
Hopeworks 'N' Camden, a nonprofit that prepares young people for tech careers, partnered with the Philly collective on a Market Street mural. → Read More
White-, blue-collar job markets could impact South Jersey's economy in 2023. Here's how
A strong job market marked most of 2022, with many employees able to choose the work, the company and the balance they wanted. How will 2023 look? → Read More
Camden County to preserve beloved Winslow farm
The Winslow Township farm is well known for its corn. The county used open space funds to ensure it will always, and only, be used for farming. → Read More