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Cherry Hill, county join to save golf course space
The Philadelphia InquirerCherry Hill is partnering with Camden County to bid on the bankrupt Woodcrest Country Club in an effort to preserve it as open space. At the county's request, the Township Council voted Friday to spend up to $960,000 on the bid at Monday's auction....Tags: Auction Service, Real Estate Buyers, Lifestyle and Leisure, Bankruptcy, Camden County
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Gloucester Twp. appointment confirmed in court
The Philadelphia InquirerDemocrat Michelle L. Winters can keep her seat on the Gloucester Township Council, a judge in Camden County ruled this week, rejecting an argument by the township Republican committee that her appointment was improper. Winters, a registered nurse from...Tags: Lawyers, Camden County, Politics, Justice System, The Philadelphia Inquirer
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Principal named for next year at Cherry Hill West
The Philadelphia InquirerThe first graders in Jill Turley's class at Joyce Kilmer Elementary School in Cherry Hill love to write letters to their principal. They share goals such as "I want to be a teacher" and observations such as, "You and I have the same haircut." Turley...Tags: Teaching and Learning, Brooklyn (New York City), Students, University of Virginia, The Philadelphia Inquirer
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The Philadelphia Inquirer Michael Klein column
The Philadelphia InquirerChef Joncarl Lachman completes a long-sought homecoming with this month's opening of Noord -- his Northern European bistro -- at 1046 Tasker St. (267-909-9704), the southeast corner of 11th and Tasker. The 38-seat, white-tablecloth BYOB has a chef's...Tags: Salt, Religion and Belief, Restaurants, Lifestyle and Leisure, Restaurant and Catering Industry
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The Philadelphia Inquirer Kevin Riordan column
The Philadelphia InquirerEventually the most ardent tweeter, texter, and instant messenger must face, not Facebook, the truth. "People have to talk to other people," says Matthew Goldberg, the Voorhees chapter president of Toastmasters International, which has been enhancing...Tags: Language, Mike Tyson, Social Media, Arts and Culture, The Philadelphia Inquirer
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Redd picks two Latinos for Camden school board
The Philadelphia Inquirerh just two days left before the Camden Board of Education is reorganized, Mayor Dana L. Redd appointed two Latino members Tuesday. Jose M. Brito, chief executive of a home-care agency in Cherry Hill, will take the place of Raymond L. Lamboy, whom Redd...Tags: Camden (Camden, North Carolina), Politics, Services and Shopping, The Philadelphia Inquirer, Corporate Officers
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S. Jersey Girls: Tues. S.J. girls: Milestones for Sacred Heart duo
The Philadelphia InquirerSacred Heart juniors reached milestones Tuesday during a 7-2 win against visiting Cedar Creek in a Cape-Atlantic National softball game. Rosie LaGrotta gave up two runs on six hits in seven innings to pick up her 16th win this year and 58th in her...Tags: The Philadelphia Inquirer, Track and Field
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Henry Buchianico, accounting manager
The Philadelphia Inquirerthe last days of World War II, teenagers from the Hitler Youth organization were more and more prominent in combat because of heavy losses in the German army. As the Nazis retreated into their homeland, in a town whose name he did not remember, Henry A....Tags: Nazi Party, The Philadelphia Inquirer
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Parryville home in ruins, pets missing after fire
A fire destroyed a one-story single family house in Parryville and displaced a couple Tuesday afternoon. The fire was reported at 6:30 p.m. in the 2600 block of Cherry Hill Road. Witnesses on the scene said the couple lost pets in the fire, and the woman...Tags: Aquashicola, Bowmanstown
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Vernon Hill: Bank using excuse to avoid paying him
The Philadelphia InquirerThe man who created and then lost the vast Cherry Hill-based Commerce Bank network wrapped up his time on the witness stand in federal court in Camden Monday insisting that millions in compensation is being improperly withheld from him. "I want the...Tags: Office of the Comptroller of the Currency, Trials, Justice System, Judges, The Philadelphia Inquirer
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In South Jersey, a struggle to keep swim clubs going
The Philadelphia InquirerSun and water go hand in hand, and for many South Jersey families summer is all about waves, sand, and a boardwalk. But for thousands the cool wet stuff has a whiff of chlorine -- and it's just around the corner, at a neighborhood swim club....Tags: Memorial Day, Local Government, Labor Day, Property, The Philadelphia Inquirer
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EDITORIAL: Christie's indefensible raid on housing funds
The Philadelphia Inquirerre is no doubt that many New Jersey towns have dragged their feet on spending affordable-housing funds. But that doesn't give the Christie administration the right to seize millions intended to help more families afford homes. Between $150 million and...Tags: Hurricane Sandy (2012), Politics, Government, Executive Branch, The Philadelphia Inquirer
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