Collingswood, NJ

A major shift is coming to Camden County after voters took to the polls. After more than 100 years of strict tradition, one local town is finally opening its doors to something long forbidden. Here is what happens next. Continue reading…

Collingswood, NJ just voted to end its 100+ year alcohol ban and become a wet town. Here’s what it means for bars, restaurants and stores, why liquor licenses will take time, and which Jersey towns are still dry. Continue reading…

Ocean City's been dry since 1879, and it's not alone. About 30 New Jersey towns still don't allow liquor licenses. Continue reading…

A long-standing South Jersey tradition hangs in the balance as residents prepare to decide the fate of their local streets and local businesses. Continue reading…

Residents of Collingswood, New Jersey, will vote in November on whether to allow a limited number of liquor licenses in the borough, potentially ending more than a century as a dry town.

Collingswood has lifted its ban on backyard chickens, and residents can now keep up to 12 hens. The vote ends a ban that began in 2008. Anyone who wants hens... The post Collingswood Lifts 15-Year Ban on Backyard Chickens With New Regulations appeared first on 100.1 WJRZ.

Officials in Collingswood, New Jersey, have passed a new ordinance that allows residents to raise chickens in their backyards.