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District needs essential building improvements
The Medford Township Public Schools have a responsibility to students to provide reliable, safe, efficient buildings that support effective learning. But “when roofs leak, and temperatures are too hot or too cold, students are impacted and instruction can be disrupted,” said Superintendent Keira Scussa. That is why the Medford Township Board of Education is moving […]
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Man arrested for stealing tools from PECO property in Buckingham
A Levittown man was arrested after police said he stole multiple tools from a PECO substation in Buckingham. Ryan Anthony Bonner, 42, has been charged with felony theft by unlawful taking and receiving stolen property in connection with allegedly stealing tools from PECO. He was arrested on Nov. 5 and sent to Bucks County Jail in lieu of 10% of $30,000 bail.
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Historic Camden Hardware Store Transformed Into $1.1 Million Arts Center
Restoring aged, historic buildings can bring surprises, as the nonprofit Heart of Camden learned while rehabilitating a former brick retail store into a makerspace for the Camden arts community. The vacant building at 1811 South Broadway once held the E.H. Olsen Hardware store and, later, a thrift store. As the...
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Shawnee High School honors veterans of armed forces
Shawnee High School once again welcomed local veterans of all United States military branches for what has become a traditional Veterans Day event at the high school. This year, approximately twenty-five local veterans, representing Army, Navy, Air Force and Marines visited Shawnee on November 4, 2026, through the efforts of history teachers Zachary Baer and Jeffrey Provost. […]
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Camden Schools Aim to Cut Chronic Absenteeism in Half by 2027 With Home-Visit Push
Camden City School District — Subject of Attendance-Reduction Plan. Camden City School District has set a goal of cutting its chronic absenteeism rate in half by June 2027, with officials pointing to transportation troubles, housing instability, health problems and bullying as key reasons students are missing class. The district says 2,310 students were chronically absent, and its rate for the 2025–26 school year was 49 percent.