Burlington County Times

The Burlington County Times is a daily publication based in Westampton, New Jersey, USA. This newspaper is a member of the Gannett newspaper group and focuses on covering local government matters and county topics in Burlington County, New Jersey. It also reports on both local and professional sports events.

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D.R. Horton housing project OKed. What will it mean for traffic at Salina and Delsea?

1 day ago | burlingtoncountytimes.com | Joseph Smith

D.R. Horton Inc. NJ received approval to build 288 townhomes off Salina Road and Delsea Drive in Washington Township, despite residents' concerns about traffic congestion. The project, expected to take three to four years to complete, is to include 60 "affordable housing" units. Residents voiced concerns about speeding and lack of sidewalks on Salina Road, while board members acknowledged existing traffic issues. WASHINGTON TWP.
Sectional public school semifinal roundup for high school baseball

3 days ago | burlingtoncountytimes.com | Tom McGurk

Get ready for Eastern-Cherokee III. And this time, there's a lot more on the line. After splitting their two regular-season meetings, the two teams advanced to the South Jersey Group 4 championship to be played at Cherokee on Thursday. Cherokee won the first meeting with an 11-1 decision on April 24 while Eastern won the rematch 2-1 in 10 innings on May 19.
Which players made Olympic/Colonial baseball roster for Carpenter Cup?

4 days ago | burlingtoncountytimes.com | Tom McGurk

Tom McGurkCherry Hill Courier-PostThe roster for the Olympic/Colonial baseball team, which will compete in the upcoming Carpenter Cup tournament in Philadelphia, was released on Monday. The squad will play Lehigh Valley in the opening game in FDR Park on June 10. First pitch is scheduled for 9 a.m.The tournament will feature seven-inning games and will be single elimination this season.
Which players made Burlington County baseball roster for Carpenter Cup?

1 week ago | burlingtoncountytimes.com | Tom McGurk

The Burlington County baseball roster for the upcoming Carpenter Cup was released on Thursday, including 21 players representing 10 high schools. Cherokee’s Brett Gable and Bordentown’s Luke Guire each earned their fourth selection to the team. They join Moorestown’s Brian McMonagle (2016-19) as the only four-time members of the squad, which started 39 years ago.
Cooper Health System lawsuit: Why a Camden woman has started legal action.

1 week ago | burlingtoncountytimes.com | Jim Walsh

Jim WalshCherry Hill Courier-PostA patient has filed a proposed class action lawsuit against Cooper Health System, demanding damages for the disclosure of private information through a computer hack. The suit, brought by Ana Hernandez of Camden, said the hack may have intruded on the privacy of approximately 57,400 people. The computer intrusion occurred in May 2024, but was only disclosed in recent days. In a letter to a patient, Cooper said there was no evidence the information was misused.
Santucci's pizza owner pleads guilty to tax crimes. What we know.

1 week ago | burlingtoncountytimes.com | Jim Walsh

Frank Santucci Sr., owner of Santucci's Original Square Pizza, pleaded guilty to tax evasion and filing false tax returns. Santucci is to pay $375,000 in restitution to the IRS, though prosecutors believe the total tax avoidance scheme could exceed $1.3 million. The scheme allegedly involved underreporting gross receipts and omitting cash payroll from 2015-2018. Frank Santucci Sr., the head of a pizza-making family known for its square pies, has admitted guilt to tax crimes.
Sterling's Kozeniewski family leads baseball, softball programs into postseason

1 week ago | burlingtoncountytimes.com | Tom McGurk

The Kozeniewski family enjoyed a case of playoff fever on Tuesday. The father-daughter team of Tadd and Emily Kozeniewski led their respective baseball and softball teams at Sterling High School to postseason victories. The Silver Knights advanced in the South Jersey Group 2 baseball tournament with a 5-0 home win over Pennsauken Tech with Casey Kozeniewski, Tadd's son, recording the final three outs.
Rocco's Italian Sausages & Cheese Steaks to open at Vineland Home Depot

1 week ago | burlingtoncountytimes.com | Joseph Smith

VINELAND — Home Depot may soon offer customers, and staff, the chance to grab a hot bite to eat at its South Delsea Drive store here. Last week, Vineland city officials cleared Rocco’s Italian Sausages & Cheese Steaks to install a food kiosk sometime this year. Home Depot and Rocco’s started this concept 25 years ago. Rocco’s has a dozen locations across New York, Pennsylvania and New Jersey, where it operates from small buildings. Vineland is to be the first location uses a kiosk instead.
Tired of the shore? Check out these hidden gem beaches in South Jersey

1 week ago | burlingtoncountytimes.com | Celeste Whittaker

Well, it’s that time of year again. Beach time. Many of us in South Jersey head to the beaches on weekends to cool off, get refreshed, meet up with friends and family, walk the boardwalk or soak up some sun. Everyone knows about the popular beaches in our area from Atlantic City to Avalon, Ocean City to Wildwood, to Cape May and many other spots along the shore.
Hotels project going ahead at Kmart property, with some changes

1 week ago | burlingtoncountytimes.com | Joseph Smith

VINELAND — A project to construct two Marriott hotels on a South Delsea Drive property is going ahead, but with changes developers tell city planners will improve its appearance and make it safer. Brothers Edward and Henry Roth proposed the project last year for a 3.59-acre portion of the roughly 23-acre former Kmart center. A Townplace Suites and a Springhill Suites would occupy the same four-story building, a concept known as dual branding. The Zoning Board approved the project in June 2024.