Love Lindenwold

10/20/2026

for Lindenwold this week is: all about the election.

The incumbents on the ballot for Lindenwold Council are running unopposed and got there using a whole host of unfair advantages and unethical behavior that we'll detail in a future post. Needless to say, vote for them or not, they will continue to be council members in 2027.

The important Lindenwold candidates on the ballot this election are on the back and are running for Fire Commissioner. There are five candidates running for two open seats.

Noteworthy is that the Fire District was recently awarded the SAFER grant which will enable them to hire five full-time fire fighters. This will begin in March 2027 so the Commissioners you vote for will help shape how that happens.

Please research the candidates and vote for who you feel will best serve Lindenwold and its residents.

Also on the back of the ballot are candidates for school board, running unopposed, and a question from the County about cleaning and protecting our streams, rivers, lakes and waterways.

Please vote!





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10/19/2026

ICYMI: for Lindenwold this week is a story so good it's worth repeating!

Thank you to Gavin Schweiger for spending some time with us as we built and placed a few bus stop benches.

The official Strong Towns philosophy—often referred to as their four-step process for public investment—is a radical yet simple guide for bottom-up urban development:

1. Humbly observe where people in the community struggle.
2. Ask the question: What is the next smallest thing we can do right now to address that struggle?
3. Do that thing. Do it right now.
4. Repeat.

It is this simple yet radical mantra that helped create Love Lindenwold, continues to be what drives us, and was the motivation for the Lindenwold Book Ark program, the Lindenwold Bikeshare and the Lindenwold bus bench project.

Thank you to everyone who supports us and helps !





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Only about 17% of N.J. bus stops have them, which this duo says just isn't enough.

10/18/2026

Thank you to Gavin Schweiger for spending some time with us as we built and placed a few bus stop benches.

The official Strong Towns mantra—often referred to as their four-step process for public investment—is a radical yet simple guide for bottom-up urban development:

1. Humbly observe where people in the community struggle.
2. Ask the question: What is the next smallest thing we can do right now to address that struggle?
3. Do that thing. Do it right now.
4. Repeat.

It is this simple yet radical mantra that helped create Love Lindenwold, continues to be what drives us and was the motivation for the Book Ark program, the Lindenwold Bikeshare and the bus bench project.

Thank you to everyone who supports us and helps !




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Only about 17% of N.J. bus stops have them, which this duo says just isn't enough.

10/17/2026

Swing through the Show & Tell!

The History of Lindenwold Community Show & Tell is today, October 17th, from 2-4p at Borough Hall, 15 N White Horse Pike.

Free Event. Open to all




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10/16/2026

for Lindenwold this week remembers School #1 and the pedestrian crossing at Linden Ave and the White Horse Pike.

Today it is where Lindenwold Borough Hall is located - 15 North White Horse Pike.

Stop by tomorrow from 2-4p for a History of Lindenwold Show and Tell.

Hope to see you!




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10/15/2026

For those unable to make it, here is a recording of the Lindenwold Council Meeting held Wednesday, October 14th, 2026.

Highlights include: auction sale of Borough-owned properties, grant applications for roadway improvements, support for a cannabis business at the former Fairway Pharmacy, and community questions.

To follow along, check the comments for a link to download or print the agenda.

The next Council meeting will be on Wednesday, Noveber 4th, at 6P, at Borough Hall, 15 N WHP. The public is invited to attend these meetings.

For more public information about Lindenwold, visit https://www.lindenwoldnj.gov/ and https://opramachine.com/body/lindenwold_borough

We post this public information because we believe that an informed and engaged community is a strong community.

10/14/2026

Reminder: there is a Lindenwold Council Meeting tonight, Wednesday, October 14, at 6P, in Borough Hall, 15 N WHP. The public is invited to attend.

Below, please find a copy of the current meeting agenda. See comments section for a link to download or print.

Highlights include: the auction sale of Borough-owned properties, grant applications for roadway improvements, and the support for a new cannabis business in town.

We post this public information because we believe that an informed and engaged community is a strong community.
The next Council meeting will be Wednesday, November 4 @ 6p.



PS: As FB will only allow 80 images per post, please see the comments section for the remaining 18 pages of the agenda.

10/14/2026

for Lindenwold this week is: make friends!

"What ties us to our places is the people.

We need roots. We need relationships. We need friends. We must surround ourselves with people we care about and who care about us.

People become attached to their town when they have friends there. When they have friends, they fight for their town. They care about what happens to it. They show up when it matters.

This is why helping residents connect isn't a soft goal or a feel-good initiative. It's the most strategic thing a city can do. Connected residents maintain their properties. They support local businesses. They vote in local elections. They stay.

And when they stay, they bring others with them.

You want to save your city?

Help people make friends. Repeat indefinitely."





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What ties us to our places is the people.

We need roots. We need relationships. We need friends. We must surround ourselves with people we care about and who care about us.

People become attached to their town when they have friends there. When they have friends, they fight for their town. They care about what happens to it. They show up when it matters.

This is why helping residents connect isn't a soft goal or a feel-good initiative. It's the most strategic thing a city can do. Connected residents maintain their properties. They support local businesses. They vote in local elections. They stay.

And when they stay, they bring others with them.

You want to save your city?

Help people make friends. Repeat indefinitely.

10/13/2026

for Lindenwold this week is all about TVs.

True or False: you can put used TVs in your trash bin or at the curb for pick up.

Please comments below with your answer.

Stay tuned: the actual answer will be provided later today in an update on this post.

UPDATE: The answer is FALSE!

Televisions are electronic waste and need to be brought to Public Works on Burrows Lane during their normal hours, M-F 7-3. 856-783-1848.

ACTUALIZACIÓN: ¡La respuesta es FALSO!

Los televisores se consideran residuos electrónicos y deben llevarse a las instalaciones de Obras Públicas (Public Works) en Burrows Lane durante su horario habitual: de lunes a viernes, de 7:00 a. m. a 3:00 p. m. Teléfono: 856-783-1848.

La publicación de esta semana de para Lindenwold trata sobre los televisores.

¿Verdadero o falso?: se pueden tirar los televisores usados en el contenedor de basura o dejarlos en la acera para su recogida.

Por favor, deja tu respuesta en los comentarios.

Mantente atento: la respuesta correcta se publicará más tarde hoy mismo en una actualización de esta publicación.





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