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Camden Town Board, residents discuss highway supervisor position (opens the original)
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CAMDEN â A special meeting was called by the Camden Town Board on Monday, Aug. 24, to discuss ways to proceed in light of the recent resignation of Highway Superintendent Harold Huntley. The resignation, turned in by Huntley, was a culmination of disagreements and salary issues that the superintendent cited as the main reasons for his decision, according to town officials. Supervisor Dan Christmas called the meeting to order and council members Jeremiah Plumley, James LePonto and Corey Mutch w
Camden adopts local moratorium on data centers (opens the original)
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CAMDEN â The Camden Town Board unanimously approved a local moratorium on data centers Monday evening as officials and residents raised concerns about the potential effects such facilities could have on the areaâs water and electrical resources. The action came during the boardâs Aug. 17 regular meeting at Town Hall. During a public hearing on the moratorium, concerns were raised about water use, electricity consumption and possible environmental effects associated with data centers. Resid
Camden board addresses plans, programs (opens the original)
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CAMDEN â The Camden School Board met Tuesday, Aug. 11, for its August meeting, with Board President Randi Swancott presiding. Board member Mark Carpenter was absent. Public Hearing/Safety PlanThe meeting began with a public hearing on the districtwide safety plan. Swancott invited those in attendance to speak, with a three-minute time limit. No one spoke during the hearing. Superintendentâs reportSuperintendent of Schools Jason Evangelist thanked the districtâs summer crews for their work
Food and Foam Party brings cool summer fun to Camden (opens the original)
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CAMDEN â Dozens of local children and families gathered at Manley Field, on the corner of Route 13 and Florence Hill Road, for some good, clean fun during the Food and Foam Party hosted by Imagine Greater Camden on Friday, July 31. Organizers said the centerpiece of the evening was a professional foam-making machine from Foam Zone CNY, equipped with cannons that blew waves of kid-friendly, hypoallergenic and 100% biodegradable foam across the field. In addition to the foam, attendees could cho
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