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Camden County is undertaking emergency paving work on White Horse Road between Evesham Road and Route 561, with a tentative completion date of Monday, April 20, 2026. Please follow detours and allow ....
April is Distracted Driving Awareness Month. Distracted driving refers to any activity that takes your attention away from driving, such as texting or talking on the phone, eating and drinking, conversing with people in the car, adjusting the entertainment or navigation system, or fiddling with the stereo. Every year, countless lives are affected by car accidents linked to distracted driving, making it essential for drivers to stay focused on the road. ![]()
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One way to enhance safety is by creating a calm atmosphere in your vehicle, which is crucial for staying focused while driving. As the driver, your main responsibility is to ensure the safety of your passengers, not entertain them. To achieve this, it’s beneficial to minimize distractions that can arise from multitasking. Instead of turning around to talk with passengers, which takes your eyes off the road, consider engaging with them before you start your journey, and provide car rules of no fighting or arguing. This way, you can enjoy your trip while staying attentive and safe on the road.
Before you go out, talk with your friends about who’s driving and how you’re getting home. Impaired driving crashes are preventable, and planning ahead saves lives.
Last night, Chief Herrington, Mayor Mignogna and the Voorhees Township Committee swore in five new police officers as members of the Voorhees Township Police Department. The officers were supported by family, friends, Voorhees Township Firefighters, and fellow Voorhees Township Police Officers. The officers are: Justyna Zieba, Jacob Brennan, George Duffield, Matthew Kaczorowski, and Michael Taulane. The officers successfully completed their intensive Field Training program and are now patrolling the streets of Voorhees Township and ready to make a positive impact on the community. Good luck to our newest officers!
