Pegasus Tower has entered into a lease agreement with Merchantville Country Club to build a 150 foot Cell Phone Tower on the club grounds. Merchantville resident, Dorothy Foley, is rallying others to join her in speaking out about how the plan will affect our community with her FB group "Citizen Power. No Cell Tower". The proposed site is approximately two blocks from the intersection of Spruce Street, Woodlawn Avenue and Prospect Street in Merchantville and in close proximity to the Community Center property. The request for a variance to erect the 150’ tower and 60’x60’ base station will be heard at the Cherry Hill Zoning Board meeting on Thursday, March 1st at 7:30 p.m. at the Cherry Hill Municipal building, 820 Mercer St Cherry Hill, NJ.

The first in a long series of steps toward healthcare reform was taken yesterday, when a bill that will introduce sweeping changes to the way insurance is sold in New Jersey was voted out of an Assembly committee. It defines a health insurance exchange, an online marketplace where individuals and small businesses will buy coverage starting in 2014, when federal healthcare regulations will make insurance mandatory for most Americans. The bill was moved over the objections of health insurers and business trade groups, but with strong support from consumer advocates. http://bit.ly/yyoF2K

It's that time of year! Merchantville BSA Troop 119 is having a holiday wreath sale to raise funds for yearlong activities. Our beautiful evergreen wreaths are approximately 18 inches with three pine cones and a red bow. They are $30 and orders need to be received by Monday, November 10th. You may place your orders by contacting Brittany @609-316-1222 or simplify your purchase using Venmo. Just use the QR Code on our Wreath Flyer for Merchantville BSA-Troop.

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The Merchantville Fishing Club is on a roll! The club took 1st place & 3rd place on Saturday, October 4th, at the Long Beach Island Fishing Club ASAC Tournament. This win completed the natural hat trick of three tournament wins in a row. Extra congratulations go to to Dylan O’Connell for scoring the most points in the adult competition and Brayden O’Connell for the most fish points youth category. LBIFC runs a great tournament every year and we thank

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Dust off your Stetsons and grab your cowboy boots and join us at Woodbine Swim Club on Saturday, July 19th, for a night of toe-tapping country tunes, a live dance-caller, rhythmic line dancing, and Western-themed fun at our Hoedown Summerfest. Whether you’re a seasoned dancer or a complete beginner, this event is perfect for everyone looking to embrace the wild, wild west! It’s the ultimate summer celebration. Round up your friends

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Woodbine Swim Club members and guests are invited to Kegs 'n Eggs Brunch at Woodbine Pool is this Sunday, June 29th from 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. New this year, raft time! Always a blast. Register below. If you are able to donate any food, time, or money for the event, please also click donation link! Bring Your Raft, Have your Brunch, & A Beer All Pool Side. $12 for Adult plate, $5 for Kids 12 and under plate and $12 Bottomless cup until Kegs "kick". Invite your Friends and Family to this event - No need to use those

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Spread the word! It's time to register for the 2025 Woodbine Swim Club swim team season! We are looking forward to seeing returning swim team members as well as new faces. This year is a perfect year to try out the swim team if you have never been a part of the team before. The more swimmers we have the more fun the season will be. Woodbine Swim Club is a part of the Tri-County Swimming Pool Association, where our swimmers compete in swim meets throughout the summer against other local clubs.

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