Burlington County Times

2 days ago | burlingtoncountytimes.com | Kaitlyn McCormick

A Collingswood favorite will be making a move to a neighboring town, its owners have announced. Hearthside, a BYOB eatery, was established in the borough eight years ago. It's to soon call Haddon Township home. "This move wasn't something we initially planned. At first, we imagined building something entirely new," Hearthside owners Dominic and Lindsay Piperno and their team said in a message to patrons this month. More: What's next for the old Vineland Qwick Lube property?

1 week ago | burlingtoncountytimes.com | Tom McGurk

Tom McGurkCherry Hill Courier-PostFRANKLIN TWP. – Cailyn Centeno is listed as a freshman on the Delsea Regional High School softball team’s roster, but she sure doesn’t play like one. Centeno has been one of the brightest spots during the Crusaders’ stellar start to the season, producing both at the plate and in the circle. She delivered again on Wednesday with a home run and seven strong innings as Delsea rallied for a thrilling 5-4 win over Triton to remain unbeaten at 7-0.

1 week ago | burlingtoncountytimes.com | Jim Walsh

Jim WalshCherry Hill Courier-PostThe Camden County Prosecutor's Office has sharply criticized the early prison release for an Audubon Park woman who killed her boyfriend in 2010. Paige Pfefferle, 34, on April 8 received a commutation from New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy after serving almost 11½ years for murder and other crimes under a 30-year, no-parole prison term.

1 week ago | burlingtoncountytimes.com | Tom McGurk

Here are our picks for the top three stars from the conference/leagues around our seven-county region for South Jersey softball. Vote for your choice for Player of the Week at the bottom of this story. If the poll doesn't appear, please refresh your browser. Voting will be open until Thursday at noon. Maple Shade's Haylee Gaidecski was the top vote getter in last week's poll, garnering 43.7 percent of the over 5.8K votes recorded.

1 week ago | burlingtoncountytimes.com | Jim Walsh

A New Jersey woman, Jaclyn Diiorio, is accused of attempting to hire a hitman to kill her ex-boyfriend and his daughter. Prosecutors allege that this is not Diiorio's first attempt at murder-for-hire, citing texts requesting proof of the killings. The judge ordered Diiorio to remain in custody pending trial, citing public safety concerns. A Runnemede woman accused of seeking a hitman to kill her ex-boyfriend and his daughter made an earlier attempt at murder-for-hire, a prosecutor alleged Friday.