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On October 27, the Voorhees Township Committee unanimously approved a Redevelopment Agreement with Hoboken Brownstone Company to launch a major revitalization of the former Echelon Mall area, now known as Voorhees Town Center. This transformational public–private partnership sets the stage for the property’s rebirth as a vibrant, mixed-use destination that will blend new housing, retail, and community spaces.

Under the Redevelopment Agreement, Hoboken Brownstone — a respected New Jersey developer known for successful urban renewal projects — will lead the Voorhees Town Center Phase 2 Redevelopment. The project aims to reimagine the once-bustling mall into a walkable, family-friendly town center while preserving key community assets, including Voorhees’ municipal complex.

The new plan includes a dynamic mix of residential, retail, and civic uses designed to foster a sense of community and attract new investment.

Key features of the project include:

This project marks a new beginning for Voorhees and the first step in redeveloping the mall. For decades, the Echelon Mall was the heartbeat of our community — a place where families gathered, friendships were built, and memories were made. While it has stood silent for too long, this redevelopment gives us the opportunity to bring that heartbeat back. We look forward to working with Hoboken Brownstone to reimagine this space as a vibrant center of life, energy, and connection for all who call Voorhees home.

The Redevelopment Agreement establishes a comprehensive framework between the Township and Hoboken Brownstone for financing, construction, and long-term community benefit. The project will be developed in two residential phases, with commercial redevelopment aligned to the final phase.

The developer will fulfill affordable housing obligations consistent with New Jersey’s Fair Housing Act, ensuring opportunities for families of all income levels and housing opportunities for veterans and first responders. The project also includes payments in lieu of taxes (PILOT) under state law to help balance redevelopment costs and sustain municipal services, adding millions of dollars of non-tax revenue for the town to help lessen the burden on Voorhees taxpayers.

This project creates housing options for young families and seniors, brings new businesses to our community, and strengthens our tax base — all while maintaining the character and quality of life our residents value.

Hoboken Brownstone Company brings decades of experience transforming underutilized properties into thriving, sustainable communities.

We are happy to share this exciting news with our residents. It supports the long-standing tradition of Voorhees being the best place in which to live, work and raise your family.

** Voorhees Township presents our Winter Village and Tree Lighting Ceremony on Dec. 5 at 6pm at the Town Center. For more information, visit voorheesnj.com and other Township social media platforms.

**The Voorhees Breakfast Rotary Club’s 17th Annual Community Service Awards event will be held on Thursday, Jan. 22, 2026, from 6:00pm to 9:00pm at Lucien’s Distinguished Catering in Berlin.  For sponsorship opportunities and more information on this signature event, visit the Voorhees Breakfast Rotary Club website

www.voorheesbreakfastrotary.org or call Nick Colanzi at 856-435-6200.

Voorhees Township has provided services to our residents through our public service event outreach week in February and on individual service days throughout the year.

We offered a variety of important programs, including the annual rabies clinic, Real ID services from the NJ Motor Vehicle Commission, vehicle inspections by the NJ Motor Vehicle Inspection Unit, and tax assistance for seniors from the NJ Division of Taxation.

Additionally, we organized events that facilitated access to the Transportation Security Administration (TSA), NJ Housing & Mortgage Finance, and Senior Citizens United Community Services (SCUCS), along with shredding services to enhance identity safety.

These initiatives made services more accessible for our community’s convenience. Residents received personal assistance through direct interactions with live representatives.

The following services were provided:

• 437 NJMVC Real ID appointments
• 144 NJMVC Vehicle Inspections
• 62 NJ Division of Taxation Seniors Filings
• 137 TSA Precheck Applications
• 89 Rabies Vaccinations
• 4415 lbs. of Shredding
• NJ Housing & Mortgage Finance Programs
• Senior Citizens United Community Services (SCUCS) Programs

These efforts made important services readily available right in our town, leading to agencies requesting a return in 2026. Follow our social media to take advantage of these services next year!

** Voorhees Township presents our Winter Village and Tree Lighting Ceremony on Dec. 5 at 6pm at the Town Center. For more information, visit voorheesnj.com and other Township social media platforms.

**The Voorhees Breakfast Rotary Club’s 17th Annual Community Service Awards event will be held on Thursday, Jan. 22, 2026, from 6:00pm to 9:00pm at Lucien’s Distinguished Catering in Berlin.  For sponsorship opportunities and more information on this signature event, visit the Voorhees Breakfast Rotary Club website

www.voorheesbreakfastrotary.org or call Nick Colanzi at 856-435-6200.

 

 

While the fall season brings beautiful changes of leaves, fall also brings yardwork.

The Voorhees Township Public Works Department offers two options for leaf collection.

The first allows loose leaves to be left curbside, but only during the designated dates listed below. Residents can find the scheduled pick-up dates on the Voorhees Township website (www.voorheesnj.com.) and on the Voorhees Township Facebook page, Twitter, Instagram and Next Door pages. Also, signs will be posted at the entrance of each development prior to your scheduled week. Leaves should be raked to the curb line in front of your home the weekend prior to the scheduled week for your neighborhood’s pick-up. Leaf piles should be free of branches and twigs since such items clog the vacuum chute. Residents should also continue to place their grass in cans or biodegradable bags and not use plastic bags as they will not be accepted at our recycle facility.

The second option allows leaves to be put in trash cans or biodegradable bags to be placed curbside on Sunday after 4 p.m. and by 6 a.m. on Monday for pick-up Township wide. Leaves should not be mixed with regular trash as the leaves will be recycled separately.

Please refrain from putting tree trimmings or branches at curbside during leaf season. The chipper service will not be available. Please do not put leaves, grass or vegetative waste in blue trash carts or green recycling carts.

Neighborhoods scheduled for leaf collection under the first option for pick up the week of November 3 and the week of November 24 include Acorn Hill, Ashland Terrace, Brian’s Run, Carriagebrooke Farm, Country Lane, Golfview, Franklin Square, Greenridge, Kirkwood, Lost Tree, Mews, Old Ashland, Osage, Ridgeview Ct., Rygate, Stafford Wold, Staffordshire Estates, Staffordshire Farms, Sunnyfield, Three Pond, Traditions, Turbridge, White Horse Road and Woodcrest Acres.  Leaves must be at the curb by November 2 and November 23.

Neighborhoods scheduled for pick-up the week of November 10 and the week of December 1 include Alluvium Woods, Avian, Birch Hill Estates, Cherry Brook Farms, Christopher Tract, Colony, Hearth Stone, High Point, Huntington Ridge, Kress Acres, Lake Villa Dr., Las Brisas, Partridge Run, Rainwood, Ridgewood, Sturbridge Estates, Sturbridge Heights, Sturbridge Lakes, Sturbridge Woods, Terra Verde, Wilderness Lakes, Willow Oaks, Winfield Estates, Woodglen, right side of Gibbs/Kresson Road from Kresson Rd. to Cooper and Cooper to Centennial, right side of Cooper from Rt. 73 to Kresson/Gibbs  Rd. and right side of Gibbs/Kresson to Kresson Rd.  Leaves must be at curb by November 9 and November 30.

Neighborhoods scheduled for pick-up for the week of November 17 and the week of December 8 include Alluvium, Alluvium Lakes, Beagle Club, Braddocks Woods, Centennial Mills, Chateau Woods, Devonshire, Dutchtown Road, Elm Tree, Fairway Estates, Jillian’s Way Kresson Road, Lafayette Ave, Lafayette Hills, Lake Villa, Lippincott Ave, Old Egg Harbor Rd., Reserves, Royal Ct., Tylers Way, Woodbrook, right side of Gibbs/Kresson Rd. from 561 to Cooper and right side of Cooper to Rt. 73.  Leaves must be at the curb by November 16 and December 7.

As in the past, Public Works personnel will return to all areas of the Township for additional leaf collection as weather allows.

** Voorhees Township presents our Winter Village and Tree Lighting Ceremony on Dec. 5 at 6pm at the Town Center. For more information, visit voorheesnj.com and other Township social media platforms.

**The Voorhees Breakfast Rotary Club’s 17th Annual Community Service Awards event will be held on Thursday, Jan. 22, 2026, from 6:00pm to 9:00pm at Lucien’s Distinguished Catering in Berlin.  For sponsorship opportunities and more information on this signature event, visit the Voorhees Breakfast Rotary Club website

www.voorheesbreakfastrotary.org or call Nick Colanzi at 856-435-6200.

As the holiday season approaches, the Voorhees Township Police Department will once again raise money to help those in need through the Voorhees Police Holiday Fund.

As in past years, they are currently searching for families tohelp. Letters of request will be accepted and local families willbe chosen. Each year, our Police Department staff receivesmonetary donations from local businesses, organizations and residents. Once the families are chosen, our women and men in blue collect wish lists, shop, wrap and deliver the gifts to the families.

Letters to recommend a family should be sent to Stephanie Fowler at sfowler@vtpd.com or mailed to the address below.

To allow adequate time for organizing and shopping, the letters should be submitted by Nov. 21.

Monetary donations can be sent to:

​Stephanie Fowler

​Voorhees Police Holiday Fund

​1180 White Horse Rd

​Voorhees, NJ 08043

​EIN# 81-1717907

Checks should be made payable to the Voorhees Police Holiday Fund

Questions? Call the Voorhees Police Records Bureau 856-627-5858 ext. 3001.

Thank you to our VTPD for spreading joy over the holiday season!

** The Township’s Annual Harvest Festival will be held on Saturday, Oct. 18, from 11am to 5pm at the Voorhees Town Center (rain date is Sunday, Oct. 19.)  For information about the event, visit voorheesnj.com.  If you want to submit your application, please email ebarone@voorheesnj.com and ssytnik@voorheesnj.com

** Voorhees Township presents our Winter Village and Tree Lighting Ceremony on Dec. 5 at 6pm at the Town Center. For more information, visit voorheesnj.com and other Township social media platforms.

Since 1922, the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA)has sponsored the public observance of Fire Prevention Week. In 1925, President Calvin Coolidge proclaimed Fire Prevention Week a national observance, making it the longest-running public health observance in our country at over 100 years. During Fire Prevention Week, firefighters provide lifesaving public education in an effort to drastically decrease casualties caused by fires.  According to NFPA, cooking is the leading cause of home fires and home fire injuries in the United States.  Unattended cooking is the leading cause of cooking fires and deaths.  Year after year, cooking remains the leading cause of home fires by far, accounting for almost half of all U.S. home fires.  

This year, the Voorhees Township Fire Department’s Annual Fire Prevention Awareness Day will be part of the HarvestFestival on Saturday, Oct. 18 from 11am to 5pm at the Town Center. All are invited to learn fire safety and enjoy the free fun-filled day of entertainment and learning.

Activities will include demonstrations from our firefighters, games, bounce houses, and Fire Prevention Education.  Children can try the fire safety obstacle course and the safety trailer (smokehouse). Fire apparatus will be present for kids of all ages to explore. There will also be giveaways from local businesses and our Voorhees Township Fire Department.

The Voorhees Township Fire Department strongly encourages every home to have a fire escape plan and offers the following tips:

For more information, see the Voorhees Township Fire Department Website vtfd66.org, their Facebook page or visit helpdesk@vtfd66.org or call (856) 783- 6630 extension 7503.

**Voorhees Township presents International Day on Saturday, Oct. 11 from 1pm-4pm at Eastern Regional High School.  Enjoy a day of cultural immersion with music, dance and food.  For more information, follow the Cultural & Diversity Committee Facebook page.

** The Township’s Annual Harvest Festival will be held on Saturday, Oct. 18, from 11am to 5pm at the Voorhees Town Center (rain date is Sunday, Oct. 19.)  For information about the event, visit voorheesnj.com.  If you want to submit your application, please email ebarone@voorheesnj.com and ssytnik@voorheesnj.com

** Voorhees Township presents our Winter Village and Tree Lighting Ceremony on Dec. 5 at 6pm in the Town Center.  For more information, visit voorheesnj.com and other Township social media platforms.

The Annual Voorhees Township Harvest Festival will be held on Saturday, Oct. 18, from 11am to 5pm at the Voorhees Town Center in the area in front of Town Hall.  The rain date is Sunday, Oct. 19.

This is a family-friendly event with FREE admission and parking. We thank our sponsors!

Celebrate the fall season with an afternoon full of fun for the whole family. The event features a pumpkin patch, hayrides, pumpkin decorating, bounce houses, Voorhees Fire Preventiondisplay, a petting zoo as well as craft and food vendors, live music, wine and spirits, a DJ and much more!

The festival is focused on crafters and artisans. Browse and shop with a diverse range of businesses, including clothing, crochet and knitting, pottery, candles, pet products, jewelry andaccessories, artwork, woodwork and much more.

Bring your family, friends and a blanket or chairs to relax and take in the sights, sounds and flavors of fall.

For information about the event, visit www.voorheesnj.com and the Township Facebook.  If you want to submit your application, please email abarone@voorheesnj.com and ssytnik@voorheesnj.com

Be safe and have fun!

**The Voorhees Community Yard Sale is being held on Saturday, Oct. 4 at the Voorhees Town Center from 10am to 2pm. The event is open to everyone, not just Voorhees residents. Cost is $25 for 4 parking spaces. To reserve your spot, contact Sue Bromley at sbromley14@gmail.com or call 609-217-6235.

** Voorhees Township, in cooperation with Camden County, is hosting a free shredding event for Voorhees residents (nobusinesses) on Saturday, Oct. 4, from 9am to noon at the Voorhees Town Center (old Macy’s parking lot off Somerdale Road across from Osage School.)

**Voorhees Township presents International Day on Saturday, Oct. 11 from 1pm-4pm at Eastern Regional High School.  Enjoy a day of cultural immersion with music, dance and food.  For more information, follow the Cultural & Diversity Committee Facebook page.

The right to vote is an important individual liberty and the foundation of free government.

The General Election is on Tuesday, Nov. 4 and voters will be casting ballots to elect the Governor, Members of the General Assembly, the Surrogate, a County Commissioner – Unexpired Term, the County Commissioners – Full Term, a Voorhees Township Committee Member and Members of County Committee.

Voters in New Jersey have three options by which to vote.  Ballots can be cast in person at the polls on Election Day.  They can vote by Mail (VBM) or take advantage of the Early Voting Program.

Applications for the Vote by Mail Program can be obtained by visiting the Voorhees Township Clerk’s office, the County Store at the Camden County Elections and Archive Center in Blackwood or online at camdencounty.com/vbm.  Applications for Vote by Mail ballots for the General Election must be received by the Camden County Clerk no later than Oct. 28.  Completed ballots must be received by the Board of Elections before the close of the polls on Election Day or have a postmarked date no later than Nov. 4. Completed ballots for Voorhees residents can also be dropped off at the ballot drop box located outside of the front entrance to Town Hall.  The Early Voting Period is from Oct. 25 to Nov. 2.  Voters can visit any of seven locations throughout Camden County during the Early Voting Period and cast their ballot on a voting machine.

Early Voting Locations:

Gloucester Township

Elections & Archive Center

100 University Court, Blackwood

Warehouse, Side Entrance

 

Camden City

Rowan University

129 N. Broadway, Camden

Parking at PNC Bank and street parking available

 

Collingswood

Collingswood Senior Center

30 W. Collings Ave, Collingswood

Large Living Room on First Floor

 

Cherry Hill

Cherry Hill Community Center

820 Mercer Street

Ramp access from side of building

 

Runnemede

Harry Williams Community Center

2 Broadway, Runnemede

Senior Room

 

Winslow

Bud Duble Community Center

33 Cooper Folly Rd, Atco

 

Voorhees

Lions Lake Community Center

101 Dutchtown Rd., Voorhees

 

Hours for Early Voting:

Daily starting from October 25 to November 2, 2025
Monday – Saturday: 10AM – 8PM
Sunday:  10AM – 6PM

Election Day voting locations can be found at voorheesnj.com. Polls in Voorhees Township will be open from 6AM to 8PM.  The following is a list of the voting locations in town to vote in person on Election Day:

 

• Residents of District 1 (Greenridge and Ashland areas) Vote at Ashland Presbyterian Church,

33 E. Evesham Road

• Residents of District 2 (Kirkwood/Carriagebrooke Farm areas) Vote at the Kirkwood Fire                                       Station, 2002 Burnt Mill Road
• Residents of District 3 (Alluvium Woods area) Vote at Lions Lake Community Center,

101 Dutchtown Road

• Residents of District 4  (Echelon Towers and La Bonne Vie areas) Vote at Ashland                                           Presbyterian Church, 33 E. Evesham Road
• Residents of District 5 (Three Pond and Franklin Square areas) Vote at Voorhees Town                                         Hall Courtroom, 2400 Voorhees Town Center
• Residents of District 6 (Portion of Sturbridge Lakes and Woodbrook areas) Vote at the                                          Voorhees School Administration Building, 329 Route 73
• Residents of District 7 (Lost Tree and Staffordshire) Vote at the Centennial Mill Community                                  Center, 35 Alyce Lane
• Residents of District 8 (Main Street Estates area) Vote at the Kresson Fire Station,

423 Cooper Road

• Residents of District 9 (Devonshire, Lake Villa, Elm Tree and Alluvium Lakes areas) Vote                                     at the School Administration Building, 329 Route 73
• Residents of District 10 (Alluvium area) Vote at Lions Lake Community Center,

101 Dutchtown Road

Residents of District 11 (Part of Sturbridge Lakes) Vote at the at the School Administration Building, 329 Route 73

• Residents of District 12 (Ashland Terrace, Woodcrest, Staffordshire Estates) Vote at Voorhees                                  Town Hall Courtroom, 2400 Voorhees Town Center
• Residents of District 13 (Avian) Vote at the Lions Lake Community Center,

101 Dutchtown Road

• Residents of District 14 (Rainwood area) Vote at Voorhees School Administration Building,

329 Route 73

• Residents of District 15 (Beagle Club, Wood Glen, Laurie Drive areas) Vote at Lions Lake             Community Center, 101 Dutchtown Road

Residents of District 16 (Sturbridge Estates and Sturbridge Woods areas) Vote at the School         Administration Building, 329 Route 73

• Residents of District 17 (Centennial Mill area) Vote at Centennial Mill Community Center,

35 Alyce Lane

• Residents of District 18 (Village Apartments, The Vista and portions of Victoriana areas) Vote             at Ashland Presbyterian Church, 33 E. Evesham Road
• Residents of District 19 (Staffordshire and Traditions areas) Vote at Ashland Presbyterian             Church, 33 E. Evesham Road

Any voter who is not listed on the voting rolls or is denied the right to vote, and who believes he or she is properly registered, can vote by way of a provisional ballot which will be reviewed by the Board of Elections to determine voter eligibility.

 

If you have any questions about casting your vote, call the Voorhees Municipal Clerk at (856) 429-7757 or email her at clerk@voorheesnj.com.

Your vote counts!

**The Voorhees Breakfast Rotary Club is hosting a Trivia Night on Saturday, Sept. 27 at Lions Lake Community Center. Doors open at 6:30pm with the first round starting at 7:15 pm. Cost is $45 per person and includes appetizers and snacks, plus door prizes, basket auction and 50/50. For more information, contact Roger Leonard at raljar@log-insurance.com; call 856-427-2600 or visit https://portal.clubrunner.ca/5137

 

**The Voorhees Community Yard Sale is being held on Saturday, Oct. 4 at the Voorhees Town Center from 10am to 2pm. The event is open to everyone, not just Voorhees residents. Cost is $25 for 4 parking spaces. To reserve your spot, contact Sue Bromley at sbromley14@gmail.com or call 609-217-6235.

 

** Voorhees Township, in cooperation with Camden County, is hosting a free shredding event for Voorhees residents (no businesses) on Saturday, Oct. 4, from 9am to noon at the Voorhees Town Center (old Macy’s parking lot off Somerdale Road across from Osage School.)

 

**Voorhees Township presents International Day on Saturday, Oct. 11 from 1pm-4pm at Eastern Regional High School.  Enjoy a day of cultural immersion with music, dance and food.  For more information, follow the Cultural & Diversity Committee Facebook page.

 

 

 

Get ready to showcase your talent at the 5^th Annual “Voorhees Got Talent” Competition sponsored by Voorhees Township and the Voorhees Art Commission.

The Voorhees Art Commission is currently looking for singers, dancers, actors, musicians, magicians, poets, bands or any other special talent to participate in the event.

1st Round Auditions: Two days of auditions will be held at the Lions Lake Community Center on Sunday, Sept. 21 from 4-6pm and Sunday, Sept. 28 from 4-6pm.

Semi-Finals: There will be a wild card round where the audience can vote for their favorite act and be a part of the judges’ panel at Lions Lake Community Center on Sunday, Oct. 12 from 4-6pm.

Finals: The grand finale will be held at Lions Lake Community Center on Sunday, Nov. 16 from 4-6pm. Winners will perform at the Annual Voorhees Township Tree Lighting Ceremony on Friday, Dec 5.

Prizes:

1st Place: $1,000

2nd Place: $500

3rd Place: $250

Participants must be residents of Voorhees, Berlin Borough or Gibbsboro. All participants must be at least seven years old.

For more information, visit the Voorhees Art Commission Facebook page or Instagram, visit the Voorhees Township website voorheesnj.com, or email Gabby Horvitz at ghorvitz1@gmail.com

We are excited to celebrate and showcase the incredible talent in our community!

 

**The Voorhees Breakfast Rotary Club is hosting a Trivia Night on Saturday, Sept. 27 at Lions Lake Community Center. Doors open at 6:30pm with the first round starting at 7:15 pm. Cost is $45 per person and includes appetizers and snacks, plus door prizes, basket auction and 50/50. For more information, contact Roger Leonard at raljar@log-insurance.com; call 856-427-2600 or visit https://portal.clubrunner.ca/5137

 

**The Voorhees Community Yard Sale is being held on Saturday, Oct. 4 at the Voorhees Town Center from 10am to 2pm. The event is open to everyone, not just Voorhees residents. Cost is $25 for 4 parking spaces. To reserve your spot, contact Sue Bromley at sbromley14@gmail.com or call 609-217-6235.

 

** Voorhees Township, in cooperation with Camden County, is hosting a free shredding event for Voorhees residents (no businesses) on Saturday, Oct. 4, from 9am to noon at the Voorhees Town Center (old Macy’s parking lot off Somerdale Road across from Osage School.)

 

**Voorhees Township presents International Day on Saturday, Oct. 11 from 1pm-4pm at Eastern Regional High School.  Enjoy a day of cultural immersion with music, dance and food.  For more information, follow the Cultural & Diversity Committee Facebook page.

 

 

The Voorhees Animal Orphanage (VAO) will hold its 29th Annual Woofstock Festival on Saturday, Sept. 27, from 11 a.m. until 4 p.m. at the Voorhees Town Center (rain or shine).  It is the biggest fundraising event of the year for the Animal Orphanage. This year, Auto Lenders is the Platinum Sponsor for the event.

Woofstock is a day-long, outdoor festival that celebrates community and pets. It is a family friendly, fun-filled day with something for everyone, even your four-legged furry friends.  You can shop among many different local vendors. The last Woofstock had over 125 artisan, craft, retail and informational booths. There will be gourmet food trucks, animal rescue groups (many with adoptable animals), a kids corner and a gigantic gift basket raffle pavilion. It is a day where your well-behaved pets are more than welcome to attend and stroll the festival site with you. Enjoy music by Red Sky, dog demonstrations, a beer garden by Tonewood Brewing, a humongous gift basket raffle pavilion, the ever-popular VAO Alumni Parade led by Hegeman String Band and much more! Admission is a $2 donation. Children under 5 are admitted free.

The Voorhees Animal Orphanage (“VAO”) is a non-profit Municipal Animal Shelter dedicated to providing housing, food and medical care to stray and unwanted animals until permanent homes can be found. It is an open-intake animal shelter serving 26 municipalities in Southern New Jersey, 22 of which are in Camden County. The only income it receives are the monthly fees from the municipalities that it serves and adoption fees. Otherwise, it relies very heavily on the generosity of charitable donations to help meet its budget.

The VAO is also an Adoption Center. That means when space allows, it can rescue cats and dogs from overcrowded, high-kill shelters. The VAO works with local, regional and national shelters and rescue groups, saving lives wherever and whenever it can.  In 2024, the VAO saved the lives of over 2,360 cats and dogs that made their way to the shelter. The VAO has saved over 42,000 lives since its inception in 1988.

The VAO does not discriminate against any breed, nor does it turn any animal away due to medical conditions or age.  Each animal in the shelter receives individual consideration and attention, regardless of the number of animals in their care.

The VAO strives to be an exemplary shelter and adoption center through collaborative partnerships, responsible business practices and exceptional customer service.

For more information about Woofstock or the Animal Orphanage, visit www.vaonj.org, email info@vaonj.org or call (856) 627-9111.

 

** The Food Truck & Music Festival hosted by Voorhees Township will be held on Saturday, Sept. 13, from 11am to 7pm at Connolly Park. Enjoy a variety of gourmet trucks, live music, a petting zoo and Beer and a Margarita Garden for adults.  For more information, visit www.voorheesnj.com

** “Voorhees Got Talent” auditions hosted by the Voorhees Art Commission will be held on Sunday, Sept. 21 and Sunday, Sept. 28 from 4pm to 6pm at Lions Lake Community Center, 101 Dutchtown Road. Registration is required in advance to secure your audition spot. For more information, visit Voorhees Art Commission’s Facebook page.