Letter from the EDITOR:

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Hello 08033! I am excited for you to check out our monthly edition magazine dedicated to the lifestyle and community of Haddonfield.

We start our issue with Charles “Chas” Floyd Johnson. He’s a Hollywood veteran, who executive produced NCIS for 22 seasons, and a one-time borough resident. He has joined a group of notable writers for an anthology, A Gathering of Voices, of compelling essays, that resonates with wisdom. Follow the stars on page 4.

Next, we visit the beauty of Crows Woods Gardens that sit along the Cooper River, with plenty of wildlife and bird migration coming through the area every season. Tucked behind the Crows Woods sporting fields, garden enthusiasts start with a blank slate in a planting season that begins on April 15 and ends on Nov. 15. One of the gardeners included Mary Previte before her passing in 2019. Look at the beauty on page 12.

We round our issue remembering Sept. 11, 2001. There are thousands of monuments to the courage displayed on that day. New Jersey has more than 150 in towns across the state that incorporate pieces of the tower wreckage. Haddonfield is one of them. Remember on page 20.

Also check out our three expert contributors including “Building and Living the Life You Want” on page 8, “Haddonfield, NJ: A Glimpse Into The Fall 2025 Real Estate Market,” and “Good Design Is More Than Just Good Looks” on page 22.

Haddonfield Happenings on page 24 gives you a glimpse of future community events and hear what your neighbors have to say, Pumpkin Spice or Apple Cider? on page 2. All of this and more awaits on the pages ahead!

Enjoy!

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