Some members of the Voorhees Planning Board Wednesday night expressed concern over a proposed opioid addiction treatment center opening about 1,500 feet from Osage Elementary School.
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- Approval likely for $32.7B budget and millionaires tax hike. [njspotlight.com]
- Fine Print: Teacher evaluation in the COVID era. [njspotlight.com]
- Motor Vehicle Commission computers back online in New Jersey. [apnews.com]
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- When class is on, your child's webcam may not have to be. [nj1015.com]
- NJ MVC separation of licensing, vehicle centers may be permanent. [nj1015.com]
- Washington Township school district again delays start of in-person classes, suspends sports, over COVID-19 concerns. [nj.com]
- Here what the fall foliage season should look like in New Jersey. [pressofatlanticcity.com]
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