News from where the sun don't shine.

Delran Township has been at the center of a great deal of controversy over the last several months, which is all due to the exposure created by a local advocate for government transparency, Patrick Duff, who began his inquiries into the town last October. Since that time Duff has uncovered several unethical, immoral, and even […]

Dozens of concerned residents gathered at an undisclosed home in the Collins Park section of Moorestown, NJ, to discuss a new proposed group home that is slated for their neighborhood. The home they are concerned about is located at 137 Ramblewood Road, which has been a single family dwelling since it was built, but is […]

Three nominees will be named at this Tuesday’s Delran Council meeting, where discussions will be held by the Council and Mayor to discuss who will replace the recently resigned council woman, Virginia Parejo. After discussions are held, one person will be chosen to fill Parejo’s vacated seat until December 31st of this year. The three […]

If you clicked on this page you are probably wondering just why I have been so active in exposing corruption in the NJ political scene over the last 10 months of my life. What seemed random, was anything but such, and I break down my plan in the one hour podcast below.

As trash piles up in the streets of Delran, cash piles up at the company who was the only bidder for the solid waste proposal last year, Republic Services, who in 2021 did over 11.3 million dollars in sales. Delran residents were not happy to learn last year that the costs of the trash contract […]

Below are all of the minutes from Medford Township Council regarding Magnify Brewing. None of what you see below was discussed in public. January 21, 2020 (Redacted in Minutes) Mayor Watson stated there is a brewery interested in the former Kirby’s Mill Feed Store. Mayor Watson stated he and Ms. Portocalis met with representatives of the brewery […]

Last month several firefighters from Medford broke their silence to the Pine Barren’s Tribune regarding a problem with the Town’s fire hydrant system, which they claimed was not being regularly tested, a task that should be performed at least once a year. The whistleblower’s also claimed that a wrench recently broke while they were trying […]

When Delran’s township manager, Jeff Hatcher, retired at the end of 2021, Delran was left without a township manager. Jeff had been the Town’s manager since the early 1990’s, and he let the council and Mayor know that he would be retiring in September of last year. Instead of immediately writing an RFP seeking a […]

Last year when the Medford Municipal Government prepared to move from the old municipal building to the newly constructed one, they began to plan what to do with the old property located at 17-19 North Main Street, a property that the Medford Municipal Government was still occupying until the end of 2021. The over 7600 […]