Top 10 Cinnaminson Patch Stories in June

Between Cinnaminson High School's graduation, a couple of arrests that gained readers' attention and a brand-new Patch experience, June was a busy month both around town and here on Cinnaminson Patch. 

Here are the top 10 stories that had readers clicking and talking in June:

10. Cinnaminson National Night Out Needs You: The town's second National Night Out is planned, but police need volunteers to help make it a success.

9. Tony Luke’s Opening Cheesesteak Shop at Laurel Lanes: A taste of Philly is opening up closer to home, when Tony Luke's starts serving up cheesesteaks in Maple Shade.

8. Welcome to the New Cinnaminson Patch: Cinnaminson Patch debuted a new look and a new experience on June 18. Find out about the changes and how you can reach your neighbors to talk about the news and issues you care about most.

7. Appeals, Increasing Costs Lead to Tax Hike: Taxpayers will pay more under Cinnaminson's new municipal budget. Find out how much your taxes will go up.

6. 185 Students Graduating from Cinnaminson High School: Did you leave your favorite graduate a note of congratulations? 

5. Cinnaminson Celebrates the Class of 2013 [Photos]: Cinnaminson's Class of 2013 went out in style, with a stadium filled with cheering well-wishers and decorated in Pirates red and black.

4. Palmyra Man Faces 10 Drug, Child Endangerment Charges: Palmyra Police said they conducted a lengthy investigation against Jason E. Greene, 31, who faces charges for alleged cocaine and marijuana possession, among others.

3. 'Deadbeat' Sweep Snares 2 Cinnaminson Men: Burlington County called the sweep its most successful raid on parents who allegedly failed to pay child support. Together, the 48 people arrested owed a staggering amount.

2. Healthy Fare Served up in New Riverton Restaurant: After a three-year hiatus from her Palmyra restaurant, Cathy Gunn is back in the food game with Cathy's Catering in Riverton, just steps from the RiverLine.

1. The Top 10 Most Valuable Properties in Cinnaminson: Ratables—the taxes businesses pay—go a long way toward lowering tax bills for homeowners in town. These 10 Cinnaminson properties are deemed the most valuable around town. Are you surprised by any? 

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