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EDAC awarded grant
By AUBRIE GEORGE | The Moorestown Sun The Moorestown Economic Development Advisory Committee has been awarded a $50,000 grant that will fund a feasibility study for a conceptual parking plan for the Main Street area of town from Mill Street to Chester…
Continue reading...Council changes schedule
Wednesday, January 13, 2010
By AUBRIE GEORGE | The Moorestown Sun At last week’s reorganization meeting, Council made no major changes in professional appointments but did make a decision that changes the way executive sessions are held. Thomas J. Coleman, III was reappointed as township solicitor…
Continue reading...Council wants COAH ‘insurance’
Thursday, September 10, 2009
By AUBRIE GEORGE | The Moorestown Sun About three more acres of land could be added to the township’s COAH inventory after Council approved a $1.4 million bond ordinance on first reading to allow for its purchase. Mayor Dan Roccato said he…
Continue reading...Council cuts half a million
Thursday, May 28, 2009
By AUBRIE GEORGE | The Moorestown Sun Council members decided last week that $545,000 should be cut, somewhere, from the 2009-10 defeated school budget. Council passed a resolution recommending the amount to be cut from the $68 million budget as well as the…
Continue reading...More township budget cuts to come?
Wednesday, May 20, 2009
By AUBRIE GEORGE | The Moorestown Sun The workshops may be over, but Council is still considering more cuts to its $24 million budget. Council ended its fifth and final budget workshop last Monday, by sparing six township positions – at least until…
Continue reading...Council cuts school budget
Wednesday, May 20, 2009
Council has decided to cut $545,000 from the 2009-10 school budget. At Monday’s meeting, Council passed a resolution that recommended the amount that should be cut from the budget as well as the areas it should be cut from. Council’s recommendations…
Continue reading...Council meets again on School budget
Tuesday, May 12, 2009
Council met on Monday for a second meeting on the 2009-10 defeated school budget. Like last week’s meeting, the auditorium was filled to capacity with teachers, school administrators, parents and students – many of them wishing to voice opinions on whether…
Continue reading...Council: School budget to be cut
Tuesday, May 5, 2009
By AUBRIE GEORGE | The Moorestown Sun Council held its first meeting to discuss the defeated 2009-10 school budget on Monday in an auditorium filled to capacity with teachers, administrators, parents and students. Several teachers asked Council to consider leaving the budget as…
Continue reading...Council weighs dispatch, tree service
Tuesday, May 5, 2009
By AUBRIE GEORGE | The Moorestown Sun At a fourth workshop meeting for the township’s 2009 municipal budget Monday night, Council continued discussion on whether to continue two of the township’s current functions – police dispatch and tree service. Council has been weighing…
Continue reading...Council considers rejected school budget
Monday, May 4, 2009
Council held its first meeting to discuss the defeated 2009-10 school budget on Monday in an auditorium filled to capacity with teachers, administrators, parents and students. Several teachers addressed Council, asking it to consider leaving the budget as it was proposed…
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- Alternative cuts save six township positions
- Obituary: Elizabeth Oakley Sprinkle
- Vote on COAH land delayed
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- More township budget cuts to come?
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- Kindness Campaign kicks off
- Six school board hopefuls vying for three open seats
- Programs, teachers could be cut
- Snow days to shake up schedule
- One down, three to go
- Municipal complex project could start soon
- Budget meetings reset
- Board facing ‘stark choices’ for next year’s budget
- Schools make the grade
- After four years, Virtua ready to break ground
Tuesday, March 9, 2010
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