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Carnival fundraiser is off in Cherry Hill
A carnival intended to benefit the township school district has been canceled, organizers say.
The Cherry Hill Education Foundation said the event fell through due to "unresolved licensing and contractual issues," according to the school district's website.
The carnival was to be held Aug. 18-22 at Cherry Hill High School East.
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Photo gallery: Cherry Hill East graduation
Check out the photo gallery of Cherry Hill East's graduation at: Cherry Hill East Graduation | Courier-Post.
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Photo gallery: Cherry Hill East prom
Check out the Courier-Post's photo gallery of Cherry Hill East High School's prom, which was held at The Merion in Cinnaminson last night: The Cherry Hill East Prom | Courier-Post.
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Slutsky big on work ethic
With his heart set on becoming a doctor, Sam Slutsky has his future pretty well mapped out.
A senior on the Cherry Hill East High School baseball team, the center fielder chose Purdue University over Rhode Island, Hofstra and Wagner because "it has the best science program to put me into medical school."
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Photo gallery: Softball teams Cherry Hill East vs. Camden Catholic
In the above photo, Camden Catholic (99) Mary Duffin slides safely into home past pitcher (6) Arielle Kitey in the fifth inning of play at Camden Catholic High School in Cherry Hill at last night's varsity softball game.
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Music Classes in South Jersey
Cherry Hill:
The New Jersey School of Music, one of the most respected private music schools in South Jersey, in conjunction with Cherry Hill Township, is very proud to be able to offer group music classes in piano, violin, guitar and now [...]
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Video: High school’s Wing Bowl
Cherry Hill High School Eat held a Wing Bowl in February to raise money for Haitian relief efforts.
The school also welcomed guest Bill "El Wingador" Simmons to the event.
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Boisverts bring worlds of talent
By CELESTE E. WHITTAKER Courier-Post Staff
The Boisvert sisters are the heart and soul of the Cherry Hill East girls' basketball team.
Genevieve, 18, and Marie, 16, do it all for the Cougars -- from getting the tough rebounds, to scoring the key baskets, to coming up with big defensive plays. They're all over the [...]
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Student event helps fight child abuse
By RACHEL MISENKO Courier-Post Staff
Students at Cherry Hill High School East will show others they care through the school's fifth annual Coffee House.
The Jan. 23 fundraiser, run by the East Singers choir and the Thespian Society sponsored by Tom Weaver, will raise money for
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Cherry Hill School District discusses new plans for East’s greenhouse | Eastside
By: Nickee Plaksen (Class of '10)/Eastside Photo Editor
Teachers, students, contractors and gardeners of the Cherry Hill School District met to discuss the future of East’s greenhouse today in room C110 after school.
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East’s boys basketball team photo gallery and news
Click here to read the Courier-Post article about last night's boys basketball game of Cherry Hill High School East versus Gloucester Catholic High School. There is also a photo gallery of the game.
For more South Jersey varisty sports news, visit http://www.courierpostonline.com/ varsity.
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Students stage protest against demonstrators
By JANE ROH Courier-Post Staff
Six members of the Topeka-based Westboro Baptist Church faced off with about 100 students and parents at Cherry Hill East High School before the start of the school Monday.
"We got here probably around 7:10," said Forest Steinberg, a 17-year-old at Moorestown High. About 15 of her classmates got notes [...]
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Benjamin J. "Joe" Browning
If you truly desire to bring to a end the antics of the Westboro Baptist Church. Then please read the following:
I have been following the WBC going on twelve plus years. I have read about, seen, and heard Pickets, Protesters, Police, Papers, Preachers, Fire Departments, Relatives, Motorcycle Clubs, Talk Show Host, Talk Radio Hosts, Television News Commentators, Various Independent Countries and their Governments, Attorneys Filing Lawsuits, Legislatures Writing and Passing New Laws, Branches of Our Military and on, and on, and on, and on, and on. All of them attempting to stop the Westboro Baptist Church from continuing with their vile and cruel actions.
HOWEVER, FOR ALL PRACTICAL PURPOSES, ALL HAVE FAILED AND WILL CONTINUE TO FAIL!! NO ACTION YOU UNDERTAKE WILL STOP THEM, EXCEPT FOR ONE!!
The one thing that will stop them is quite simple and requires very little effort to accomplish. You need to simply “IGNORE THEM”!!! I repeat “IGNORE THEM”!!! One more time, “IGNORE THEM”!!Again “IGNORE THEM”!!
Expounding on this. #1 Do not acknowledge them #2 Do not protest. #3 Do not have the Police or Fire Department around their protests. #4 You must consider and think of them as invisible.#5 Do not have your newspapers write articles about them.#6 Do not talk to them. #7 Do not have the Patriot Guard Riders attend. #8 Do not attempt in any way to stop them! #9 Do not give them one bit of publicity, before, during or after their protests. #10 As far as you are concerned the Westboro Baptist Church does not exist.#11 Do not drive by them! #12 Do not curse or throw things at them. #13 Do not write letters to your local Newspaper about them. #14 IT IS VERY IMPORTANT THAT YOU ABSOLUTELY DO NOTHING TO ACKNOWLEDGE THEM!!
The one thing Westboro Baptist Church Members need and must have is to be acknowledged. One only needs to look at the way they have changed their message in order to get more publicity! The old message of God Hates people, areas, or states, or countries was getting boring. They were not reaching the population. In order to keep at the center of attention! They changed their message. So now beside the standard “God Hates ______!(Fill in the blank.), they added “God Hates Jews!”. Thus getting more comments and more acknowledgement and more publicity.
IF EVERYONE IGNORES THEM, THEY WILL LEAVE QUICKLY AND WILL NEVER RETURN!! IF YOU ACKNOWLEDGE THEM, THEY WILL STAY FOR LONGER PERIODS AND THEY WILL ALWAYS COME BACK!!
Respectfully,
Benjamin J. “Joe” Browning-
Tim Carroll
Mr. Browning,
I completely agree. The only thing that really keeps these people going is the attention. I do, however feel that the recent movement to donate money to certain charities in response to the WBC’s antics is a good thing. If the WBC feels strongly enough about the fundraising efforts of groups like the Matthew Shepard Foundation and the JDL, then perhaps they will think twice about advertising their hateful opinions.
As much as I doubt this will happen, I still think that convincing people to focus energies on the fundraising efforts of worthy and needful groups cannot be bad, in and of itself.
So, while I really cannot afford it, I give money to these groups “on behalf” of the WBC. Otherwise, I plan to sleep in again, the next time they come to my town. -
Laura Stansell
I don’t think we should ignore them. As a parent said in the article, “Acquiescence is tacit approval.”
When Westborough came to out school a few weeks ago over 400 students and community members came together to counter protest. Westborough attacks so many groups that otherwise would not necessarly come together. I think that their protests actually promote tolorance by the peaceful counter protests they generate.
In researching them I was especially touched by the Partoit riders who go to the military funerals to protect the familys from the protests. They provide a honor guard of dozens of bikers with American flags to stand between Westborough and the family.
If Westborough comes back to San Diego I will be there amoung the counter protesters.
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Photo gallery of this morning’s protests
Click here to read more about this morning's protests outside of Cherry Hill High School East.
View the Courier-Post photo gallery with over 20 photos of the protests at: Protests in Cherry Hill | courierpostonline.com | Burlington, Camden and Gloucester Counties South Jersey News | Courier-Post.
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Just a correction: The $5000 was provided by RecycleBank following the donation of points by community members! A grant for this project was written by Erica DeMichele and other teachers for the RecycleBank Green Schools program.
Lori Braunstein, Executive Director
Sustainable Cherry HIll