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- Camden County
- 11/12/24
- 11/13/2024
- 202 Minutes
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Overview: The Cherry Hill School Board meeting featured discussions on preschool expansion, budgetary allocations, privacy concerns due to an Open Public Records Act (OPRA) request mishap, and the introduction of a memorandum of agreement related to Digital Promise.
- NJ
- Camden County
- 11/6/24
- 11/06/2024
- 73 Minutes
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Overview: The Haddon Heights Borough Council meeting was marked by a discussion of the upcoming New Jersey Department of Transportation (NJDOT) resurfacing project for the White Horse Pike, slated to start in 2026. The council expressed concerns about stormwater management, the preservation of the borough’s historic character, and the need for high visibility crosswalks. Additionally, the council moved forward on several ordinances and resolutions, including amendments to tree protection regulations and shared service agreements.
- NJ
- Camden County
- 11/4/24
- 50 Minutes
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Overview: In a recent Merchantville Borough Council meeting, developments included the borough receiving an $850,000 grant and deliberations over a proposed mandatory business registration ordinance. The grant, announced by Mayor Edward Brennan, was accompanied by a congratulatory letter from Senator Cory Booker. Meanwhile, the council grappled with the potential implementation of a business registration ordinance, sparking a discussion about its impact on the local economy and community.
- NJ
- Camden County
- 10/29/24
- 10/30/2024
- 166 Minutes
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Overview: The Cherry Hill School Board meeting focused on issues, including the expansion of the preschool program, the human resources department’s goals, and community involvement in school governance.
- NJ
- Camden County
- 10/28/24
- 10/28/2024
- 102 Minutes
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Overview: During a recent Gloucester Township Council meeting, a portion of the evening was dedicated to recognizing the contributions of local youth sports coaches and the achievements of the Blackwood 12U Little League baseball team. Beyond the celebratory atmosphere, the council also engaged in discussions about fiscal responsibility, including the implications of a major investment by American Water and concerns over township spending practices.
