Haddon Heights Planning Board Approves Redevelopment Plan for Former Bank Site

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Haddon Heights Planning Board approved a redevelopment plan for a long-vacant property on White Horse Pike, transitioning it from an old bank to a modern residential site featuring five apartment units, with one designated as affordable housing. The board also granted variances for various projects, including pool installations and site modifications.

Haddonfield School Board Grapples with Homeschool Sports Policy and Electric Bus Feasibility

Overview: The recent Haddonfield School Board meeting featured discussions on several issues, including a contentious policy concerning the participation of homeschooled students in school sports, and the financial implications of transitioning to electric buses. Community members participated, voicing strong opinions on these and other matters.

Haddon School Board Evaluates Construction Projects and Student Performance Data

Overview: The Haddon School Board meeting focused on updates regarding ongoing construction projects, student performance data, and the successful implementation of Challenge Day. The board examined detailed reports from architects on referendum projects, discussed the implications of state assessment data, and explored the impact of a new student program aimed at fostering community and empathy.

Gloucester Town Council Faces Heated Debate Over Potential Sewer System Sale

Overview: The Gloucester Town Council meeting was dominated by discussions concerning the potential sale of the township’s sewer system, alongside other local governance issues, including rezoning efforts and environmental concerns. The meeting also saw residents voicing dissatisfaction over transparency and communication from council officials regarding these notable decisions.

Haddon Heights Borough Council Proclaims October as Good Neighbors Month, Celebrates Local Achievements

Overview: At the recent Haddon Heights Borough Council meeting, a proclamation was made declaring October as Good Neighbors Month, recognizing the invaluable contributions of the volunteer organization that provides emergency financial assistance to local residents. Additionally, the council celebrated the borough’s achievement of a bronze award in sustainability, discussed progress on infrastructure projects, and emphasized the ongoing need for community volunteers.