Incorporated in 1922, the New Jersey township is located in southwestern Burlington County, bordering Maple Shade Township to the south, Cinnaminson Township and Delran Township to the west, Willingboro Township to the north, and Mount Laurel Township to the east. Unincorporated communities within the township include Moorestown-Lenola, North Bend, Northwest Estates, and Stanwick, as well as the neighborhoods of West Moorestown, East Moorestown, South Moorestown, and Downtown Moorestown.
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The Moorestown, New Jersey congregation meets at its facilities on West Main Street. Its ministries to children, youth and adults are put forward, along with leadership contacts, a worship schedule, and a calendar of programs and upcoming events.
http://www.hope-ccm.org/
Operated by the Religious Society of Friends, MFS features a lower school, middle school, and upper school, serving students in grades PK-12, representing more than sixty school districts surrounding Moorestown, New Jersey. Its academic, athletics, and arts programs are highlighted, along with its admissions policies.
http://www.mfriends.org/
Moorestown Newcomers & Neighbors Social Club
Organized by the Moorestown Welcome Wagon in 1964, the club’s purpose is to introduce newcomers to the community, and to encourage better relationships among neighbors. A calendar of events, announcements, and contacts are featured.
http://www.moorestownnewcomers.com/
Moorestown Township Public Schools
The public school administrative district is comprised of six schools, including three elementary schools for students in grades K-3, one upper elementary school for grades 4-6, a middle school serving grades 7-8, and a high school for students in grades 9012. Departmental and student service information, staff profiles, and support organizations are discussed.
http://www.mtps.com/
Minutes and agendas are posted to the township’s official website, along with a calendar of events, a directory of administrative and departmental personnel, and guide to local organizations, services, and facilities.
http://www.moorestown.nj.us/
Founded by the Episcopal Diocese of New Jersey in 1919, the non-denominational continuing care retirement community is located in the township of Moorestown, New Jersey. An overview of the facility and its services is featured, and a tour may be scheduled from the site.
http://www.evergreens.org/
The housing development in Moorestown Township, New Jersey offers estate homes on from one to three acres. Its location is shown on a map, and various floor plans are presented, along with information about the builder.
http://www.willowbrookatmoorestown.com/
