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Latest reporting from the Local Government desk.

Local Government

Latest reporting from the Local Government desk.

Local Government

Latest reporting from the Local Government desk.

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    Cherry Hill SNAP recipients face Oct. 20 EBT card deadline

    Cherry Hill families receiving SNAP or Work First New Jersey benefits must activate their new chip-enabled EBT cards before Tuesday, Oct. 20, when old cards stop working statewide.

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    NJ Assembly sends History Day bill to governor's desk

    The New Jersey Assembly unanimously passed a bill designating Dec. 18 as "New Jersey History Day," permitting school districts including Cherry Hill to dedicate a day or week to state history education. The bill now awaits the governor's signature.

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    Court ruling bolsters Cherry Hill's aquifer protections

    A New Jersey Appellate Division panel upheld the Pinelands Commission's stricter limits on water withdrawals from the Kirkwood-Cohansey aquifer, reinforcing the legal ground beneath Cherry Hill's recent data center ban.

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    Cherry Hill opens early voting Oct. 24 at Mercer Street site

    Cherry Hill voters can cast ballots early at 820 Mercer St. from Oct. 24 through Nov. 1, with hours running 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Monday through Saturday and 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Sundays, ahead of the Nov. 3 General Election.

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    Cherry Hill board approves 2026-27 goals in 6-1 vote

    Cherry Hill's Board of Education approved 2026-27 district goals on a 6-1 vote Sept. 22, with Miriam Stern dissenting, and heard reports on chronic absenteeism and state funding reform.

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    Cherry Hill ballots carry Camden County open space tax question

    Cherry Hill voters are finding a Camden County Open Space Trust Fund referendum on their mail ballots, asking whether to raise the open space and water quality tax by one cent per $100 of assessed value to fund a $400 million water quality initiative.

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    Cherry Hill sends $240K in opioid funds to schools for clinician

    Cherry Hill Township Council voted to allocate $240,000 from the township's opioid settlement fund to place a licensed mental health clinician in the high schools for two years, Mayor David Fleisher announced at the Sept. 22 Board of Education meeting.

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    Cherry Hill rent board takes up Parc Apartments, decrease petition

    The Cherry Hill Rent Review Board meets Thursday, Sept. 24, to vote on a Parc Apartments resolution tied to a 4.3756% rent increase request and hear a tenant's rent decrease petition.

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    Poll shows Bennett leading Kean in Cherry Hill's congressional race

    A new StimSight Research/InsiderNJ poll puts Democrat Rebecca Bennett ahead of Republican Rep. Tom Kean Jr. 47-42% in New Jersey's 7th Congressional District, which includes Cherry Hill, with Kean's 55% unfavorable rating and a Democratic enthusiasm gap flagged as key factors.

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    Cherry Hill voters face Camden County open space tax hike

    Camden County voters, including Cherry Hill residents, will decide on Nov. 3 whether to raise the Open Space Trust Fund tax from two cents to three cents per $100 of assessed value, funding a $400 million water quality initiative to reduce flooding and restore waterways.

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    Weinberg Commons residents challenge Cherry Hill over rent hikes

    Residents of Weinberg Commons, Cherry Hill's 160-unit affordable housing community for seniors and adults with disabilities, raised concerns about rent increases outpacing fixed incomes at a May council meeting, and Rep. Donald Norcross toured the Springdale Road complex in September.

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    Camden County commissioners weigh $371K for Cherry Hill trail, lease

    Camden County commissioners will vote Thursday on an $83,424 engineering contract amendment for the Grove Street Connector trail project and a $287,797 lease amendment for Superior Court office space at 3 Executive Campus, both in Cherry Hill.

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