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Nursing students scramble for funds
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3 from Camco face charges in Evesham
Three Camden County residents have been arrested on drug and warrant violations after police investigated a suspicious vehicle parked at a Route 70 shopping center.
Stephen Morris, 37, of Oaklyn, was arrested Saturday afternoon and charged with pos... -
Little League to feature S.J. Challenger players
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Camco man charged in string of burglaries
A Cherry Hill man is accused of smashing his way into approximately 30 convenience stores in the past three months and hauling off with thousands in cigarettes.
Tony Petrozzelli, 41, allegedly pulled off a series of smash-and-grab burglaries at gas... -
Hospital to expand emergency wing
Kennedy University Hospital will break ground today on a $9.7 million expansion to its emergency department here.
The project will increase the size of the department from 7,600 to 12,600 square feet and the number of treatment bays form 17 to 29 ... -
Cherry Hill to vote on pact for teachers
Teachers in Cherry Hill may start the school year with a fresh contract.
The teachers met Thursday and accepted the terms of a contract that calls for no pay increase beyond the scheduled increment and calls for 1.5 percent of their salaries to go ... -
Monster-Mania Con in Cherry Hill until Sunday
Having descended upon the Crowne Plaza Hotel Friday, Monster-Mania Con will finish terrorizing guests with new sights and screams today and Sunday.
Along with devilish director John Carpenter, a number of famous and bit horror-film characters are s... -
Evicted school takes its show on the road
The Fusion School of Dance, Music and Acting, recently evicted from its studio, is taking its rendition of "The Wizard of Oz" on the road this weekend.
A summer arts camp run by the school is concluding with student performances of an adapted versi... -
Medford to seek advice on expenses
Efforts to deflate Medford's ballooned professional service expenses began this week when the township's manager started to meet with other municipal officials whose finance records show better control of professional costs.
Medford faces an estima... -
Shopping center sold in Cherry Hill
Garden State Pavilions has been sold at auction to Bank of America, which serves as trustee for mortgage lenders on the foreclosed property.
The bank was the only bidder for the largely vacant shopping center on Route 70, which is home to ShopRite,... -
Unitarians welcome transgendered
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Kids’ theater series planned for this week
A summer theater series geared to children's short attention spans takes place this week at the Garden State Discovery Museum with an adaptation of "Alice In Wonderland."
Two actors will re-enact the popular children's story during shows scheduled ... -
Eagles fans focus on Kolb in debut
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Curtain may be falling on Cherry Hill arts school













David W 7:49 pm on August 17, 2010 Permalink |
Awesome. Great article and thanks UU for for accepting all and advocating for social justice. The UU’s are simply way out in front. I was even please to see a movie last week on the high cost of low prices. Then at the end saw it was sponsored by UU’s.
What a great community!