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Winter storm warning, wind advisory, flood advisory in effect
That National Weather Service has issues a winter storm warning, a flood advisory, a wind advisory and a special weather statement for the tri-county area and beyond.
The winter storm warning notes snow of varying intensities will continue throughout the morning, resulting in total accumulations of 4 to 12 inches. The [...]
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UPDATE: Town Hall closed today; trash pickup still on schedule
The Cherry Hill Township Municipal Building will be closed today due to inclement weather. Municipal court sessions scheduled for today will be rescheduled; those affected will be notified of their new court dates.
Trash and recycling collection will continue, and all Friday routes will be completed by the end of the day.
The Cherry Hill [...]
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Town Hall, Library open for business today; all services operational
The Cherry Hill municipal building and public library are open for business today, Thursday, Feb. 25. Trash and recycling collection and other township services are also fully operational.
All Recreation Department activities scheduled for Thursday have been canceled; however, the Recreation Department itself is open.
Public Works crews are on hand to treat roadways as [...]
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Winter storm watch issued for region
The National Weather Service has issued a winter storm watch for South Jersey and surrounding regions.
Conflicting weather reports call for just a few inches to well more than a foot of snow.
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Problems may not melt away with snow
By Wilford S. Shamlin, Courier-Post Staff
Mounds of snow that last week dwarfed the average adult have begun to melt, but the water runoff could cause flooding on some streets in flood-prone areas.
South Jersey, however, may have been spared more severe flooding problems.
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Safety reminder: Property owners must clear snow, ice from sidewalks
As we continue digging out from last week’s snowfall, local property owners are reminded that they are required to remove all snow and ice from sidewalks, driveways and parking lots for the safety of everyone in the Cherry Hill community.
Local ordinance requires that all public access areas be cleared within 48 hours after snow [...]
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Township DPW keeps an eye on pothole proliferation; asks for community’s help
Ed Note: In addition to reporting potholes using the Township DPW hotline below, you can also use the Fixer Upper tool on the sidebar of this site to submit issues that need fixing. These submissions are automatically relayed to town officials via e-mail.
This particularly harsh winter season has spawned an uptick in the number [...]
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Cherry Hill officials monitoring weather system
With snow in the forecast for later today and tonight, Township officials are continually monitoring weather conditions.
Crews will be on hand to treat municipal roadways as needed to make conditions safe for travel tonight and during Tuesday morning's rush hour.
Contact the Mayor's Office at (856) 488-7878 or the Department of Public Works at [...]
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N.J. motorists warned to watch for slick spots
Motorists in New Jersey are urged to use caution because temperatures are below freezing and there could be ice on the highways.
Snow and ice remain problems on many local roads two days after a major storm battered the state. Plows and spreaders continue to try to clear streets.
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DPW crews continue work to clear trees, debris from roads
Throughout Wednesday night and Thursday morning, the Department of Public Works received more than 100 reports of downed trees and limbs blocking municipal roadways in the wake of yesterday’s crippling snowstorm.
As the number of calls grew and the scale of the storm damage became apparent, Township officials and emergency responders determined that roadway tree-removal [...]
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With few people on the roads, major accidents were rare
By George Mast, Courier-Post Staff
Despite the blizzard, local and state authorities reported few major incidents through Wednesday midafternoon as many motorists chose not to brave the roads at all.
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Stores, offices take a snow day in region
Many retailers, banks and offices took a cue from schools and took off Wednesday as the latest storm passed through South Jersey.
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Towing, repair firms benefit
By Rachel Misenko, Courier-Post Staff
As some motorists across South Jersey ventured out in this week's snowstorms tow-truck operators, auto body repair shops and auto service businesses knew work is headed their way.
Accidents are bound to happen. Vehicles will get stuck.
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Camden Co. asks motorists to stay home until noon as South Jersey digs out
Camden County officials are asking motorists to stay off the roads until noon as South Jerseyans struggled against bitter cold temperatures and icy conditions that made shoveling and driving difficult and dangerous Thursday in the aftermath of a blizzard that dumped up to 20 inches of snow on the Garden State.
