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Across the nation, The American Legion Family will lead their communities in honoring those lost during the 2001 terrorist attacks and those lost in the ensuing wars. It’s a moment in America’s history that the American Legion Family continues to remember and ensure that their community never forgets the lives lost that day or the …


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BROOKLAWN CHEERS: To Brooklawn officials and volunteers for expanding waterfront and community events, including the borough’s Fourth of July celebration and charitable pickleball tournament that raised funds for a local resident’s recovery. [findglocal.com] JEERS: To continued debates over public-use fees and regulations for borough baseball fields, an issue that required co...


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Tomorrow morning, American Water and the City of Camden will mark the 25th anniversary of 9/11 with a waterfront tribute honoring the 2,977 lives lost and the first responders who answered the call. Beginning at 8:30 a.m. at American Water’s headquarters and RCA Pier Park, the remembrance will bring together Camden officials, first responders, American Water leaders …


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Stephen W. Ronaldson, age 81, of Haddon Heights, passed away suddenly but peacefully on September 6, 2026. Steve, as he was known to all, was born on September 27, 1944, in Indiana to William and Marion (nee Engel). At a young age, his family relocated to Pennsauken, where he graduated from Pennsauken High School in …


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Commissioner Jennifer Cooley Fleisher joined Chief Gabriel Rodriguez, Mayor Victor Carstarphen and other city leaders to discuss the continued effort to crack down on illegal dumping. On an annual basis, Camden City spends more than $4.5 million cleaning up illegal dumping throughout the city. “Every illegal dumping site is a potential threat to the health …


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