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U.S.EPA PROPOSES NEXT STEP IN SHIELDALLOY CORP GROUNDWATER CLEANUP IN NEWFIELD (GLOUC COUNTYNJ) – VIRTUAL PUBLIC MEETING ON NOV. 19TH
EPA Proposes Next Step in Shieldalloy Corp. Groundwater Cleanup in Newfield, NJ. Contact: Barbara Khan, 720-595-8698, khan.barbara@epa.gov . NEW YORK (Nov. 9, 2026) – U.S. Environmental Agency (EPA) is proposing the next step in the cleanup of the Shieldalloy Corp. Superfund site in Newfield, New Jersey. The proposed plan would address perchlorate contamination in groundwater, which also impacts the City of Vineland, by relying on natural processes to reduce contamination over time, along with institutional controls and long-term monitoring to prevent exposure and track progress.
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Rowan Football Dominates William Paterson, Hands Pioneers Ninth Straight Loss on Senior Day
No. 24 Rowan wasted little time showing why they are among the nation’s top teams, scoring on their opening possession and taking advantage of multiple William Paterson turnovers and special teams miscues. The loss dropped the Pioneers to 0-9 on the season, while the Profs controlled the contest from the opening kickoff.
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Independent Westville Mayor Candidate’s Election Remarks
November 7, 2026–First, I would like to congratulate all of our newly elected officials and wish them much success as they serve our community. I also want to sincerely thank every resident who supported me, encouraged me, shared their concerns, and took the time to get involved throughout this election. Your support has meant more to me than you know.
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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.