Voorhees Residents Concerned Over Carriage House Redevelopment and Traffic Issues

Overview: At the recent Voorhees Town Council meeting, concerns were voiced by residents regarding the proposed redevelopment of the Carriage House property on Gibbsboro Road and the potential impact on local traffic and community safety. The council also addressed several ordinances and resolutions, including pedestrian improvements and financial reports, while community groups highlighted upcoming events.

Solar Project Sparks Concern Over Budget Allocation and Community Benefits in Gloucester Township

Overview: The Gloucester Town Council meeting was marked by residents raising concerns over the solar project meant to power municipal buildings, the proposed redevelopment plans on Williamstown Road, and various community issues including water quality and local infrastructure impacts. Discussions revealed frustrations regarding the transparency of financial benefits from the solar project and the community’s exclusion from receiving promised electricity, as well as apprehensions about the implications of new housing developments on neighborhood safety and infrastructure.

Collingswood Borough Council Plans $26.5 Million Water Treatment Facility to Address PFAS

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Collingswood Borough Council concentrated on significant infrastructure and community safety initiatives. The most critical development was the first reading of bond ordinance 1820, which authorizes $26.5 million for a new water treatment facility. This facility aims to address concerns related to per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS), also known as “forever chemicals,” ensuring the borough’s water supply complies with federal standards. Although temporary charcoal filters currently maintain water safety, the council emphasized the need for a permanent solution.

Winslow School Board Celebrates Dr. Dorothy Carcamo’s 52 Years of Educational Service

Overview: The Winslow School Board meeting on August 27, 2025, was highlighted by a tribute to Dr. Dorothy Carcamo, who announced her retirement after 52 years in education, including 16 years as the assistant superintendent at Winslow Township. The board also discussed goals for the 2024-2025 academic year, recognized community contributions, and addressed various operational and policy matters.

Cherry Hill School Board Meeting Highlights Community Engagement, Strategic Goals, and Policy Updates

Overview: The Cherry Hill School Board meeting showcased a vibrant discussion on community engagement, strategic district goals, and the need for policy updates. Public comments underscored the importance of connecting with families, while concerns were raised about the clarity and accessibility of district goals and outdated policies. The meeting also covered various administrative topics, including the appointment of a new anti-bullying coordinator and updates on school construction projects.