Jim Walsh

4 days ago | courierpostonline.com | Jim Walsh

Moorestown officials enacted a historic preservation ordinance creating a commission to oversee development in the town's historic core. The ordinance follows public outcry over a proposed development that would have demolished two historic buildings along West Main Street. Preservation New Jersey had previously listed the two West Main Street buildings among the state's most endangered historic sites.

4 days ago | courierpostonline.com | Jim Walsh

A 76-year-old New Jersey man lost more than $650,000 to an online romance scam. The scammer, posing as "Dorothy Forson," gained the victim's trust after his wife's death. The victim sent money for various reasons, including a car accident and a large sum for access to non-existent gold in Ghana. A Camden County senior citizen fell hard for his online girlfriend, sending her love notes and money — lots of money.

5 days ago | courierpostonline.com | Jim Walsh

Camden County officials plan to spend $17 million to improve Haddon Avenue, a major Camden street in disrepair. The "Medical Mile" project aims to revitalize the area and spur redevelopment. The project is part of a larger $152-million county infrastructure program. Camden County officials plan to spend $17 million to upgrade Haddon Avenue, one of the busiest streets in Camden city — and also one of its most distressed.

5 days ago | burlingtoncountytimes.com | Jim Walsh

Jim WalshCherry Hill Courier-PostA Wildwood Crest man is accused of fatally shooting a woman during a meeting at a Millville park. Kirk E. Williams, 30, and Teaoshia "YaYa" Still, 36, of Millville had met on the evening of Nov. 9 to exchange personal goods, according to the Cumberland County Prosecutor's Office. It alleged that Williams repeatedly shot Still, the mother of three, and that he kept some of her items.

5 days ago | thedailyjournal.com | Jim Walsh

Jim WalshCherry Hill Courier-PostA Wildwood Crest man is accused of fatally shooting a woman during a meeting at a Millville park. Kirk E. Williams, 30, and Teaoshia "YaYa" Still, 36, of Millville had met on the evening of Nov. 9 to exchange personal goods, according to the Cumberland County Prosecutor's Office. It alleged that Williams repeatedly shot Still, the mother of three, and that he kept some of her items.