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Township answers the need for food donations
Cherry Hill’s annual Thanksgiving food drive began on Nov. 1 and will continue through Sunday, Nov. 23. The drive will benefit the township food pantry and the pantry at Jewish Family and Children’s Services of Southern New Jersey. In addition, three dropoff locations have been set up at the townshp, Croft Farm and the municipal…
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Township answers the need for food donations
Cherry Hill’s annual Thanksgiving food drive began on Nov. 1 and will continue through Sunday, Nov. 23. The drive will benefit the township food pantry and the pantry at Jewish Family and Children’s Services of Southern New Jersey. In addition, three dropoff locations have been set up at the townshp, Croft Farm and the municipal…
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Second read on solar measure postponed
Township council has postponed until December a second reading and public hearing on an ordinance that would amend township zoning regulations on solar energy. The ordinance was approved on first reading at the last council session on Oct. 27. If it eventually passes, the measure would repeal and replace the township’s existing section on solar…
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Second read on solar measure postponed
Township council has postponed until December a second reading and public hearing on an ordinance that would amend township zoning regulations on solar energy. The ordinance was approved on first reading at the last council session on Oct. 27. If it eventually passes, the measure would repeal and replace the township’s existing section on solar…
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‘No one should be going hungry in our country’
Across the nation, the Nov. 1 cuts to SNAP benefits resulting from the shutdown of the federal government have increased the need for food pantries to provide for those experiencing food insecurity. Camden County is no different, with the board of commissioners holding an emergency food distribution event at Camden County Community College on Nov.…
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‘No one should be going hungry in our country’
Across the nation, the Nov. 1 cuts to SNAP benefits resulting from the shutdown of the federal government have increased the need for food pantries to provide for those experiencing food insecurity. Camden County is no different, with the board of commissioners holding an emergency food distribution event at Camden County Community College on Nov.…
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Township vet gives back to the community
A township resident and Navy vet will be among those celebrated on Veterans Day this year for his military career and contributions to the community, including aiding the homeless. Rodney Sykes joined the Navy right out of high school – serving from 1984 to 1990 – and was stationed aboard the USS Missouri. He chose…
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Township vet gives back to the community
A township resident and Navy vet will be among those celebrated on Veterans Day this year for his military career and contributions to the community, including aiding the homeless. Rodney Sykes joined the Navy right out of high school – serving from 1984 to 1990 – and was stationed aboard the USS Missouri. He chose…
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LCB Senior Living Lifestyle
Courtesy of The Residence at Cherry Hill