Save the Date! Monsterville School's 8th Grade Haunted House returns to town on Friday, October 17, 2024 and Saturday, October 18th 7:00-10:00 p.m. on the MES blacktop. The theme this year is "Fairytales" and our 8th Graders and their parents are meeting tonight to plan and build the Annual Monsterville Elementary School Haunted House. Get ready to bring your family, friends and neighbors to this great evening event that

Camden County Board of Commissioners and DHHS published their annual Influenza Immunization Schedule for 2025. To pre-register, scan the QR code on this flyer or go to:  camdencounty.info/Flu25. For additional information, contact the Camden County Flu Hotline at 856-374-6365 or visit their website at camdencounty.com/flu. The current schedule includes nine (9) dates during the month of October: Wednesday, 10/8, from

Merchantville's Grace Episcopal Church invites you to join them for a special day to usher in the fall season! Come celebrate at their Fall Fair on Saturday, October 18th from10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m and experience a welcoming atmosphere filled with peace, community, and joy. Your presence helps us support local beautification efforts, outreach programs, and community fellowship. We'll have live music, kids crafts, vendors, food, a basket raffle

It's time! Who will take home the Golden Broom this year? Merchantville's 2025 Haunts of Monsterville Decorating Contest is now OPEN for all contestants! And, we're shaking things up with a whole new line up of categories to choose from: Best Overall Theme, Best DIY Display, Best Overall Effects; Best Traditional Display and, Best Business Display. Registration for this contest closes on Monday, October 13th, so hurry to enter!

Indigenous Peoples’ Day, observed on October 13, 2025, is a time to recognize the history, culture, and ongoing contributions of Indigenous peoples across the United States. The day serves as a response to Columbus Day, shifting the focus from colonization to survival, self-determination, and the continued presence of Native nations. The first seed of Indigenous Peoples’ Day was planted at a U.N. international conference on discrimination in 1977.

The Borough of Merchantville and its Diversity Committee proudly celebrate the vibrant and enduring impact of Hispanic and Latin communities right here in Merchantville and across the nation. From art and music to science, politics, education, and beyond, Hispanic heritage continues to enrich and inspire our collective story. Join us this month as we recognize, uplift, and learn from the voices and experiences that shape our shared future.