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South Jerseyâs century-old amusement park is back up for auction (opens the original)
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The 119-year-old Clementon Park & Splash World is heading back to auction just weeks after announcing its closure and five years after it was purchased at a bankruptcy auction. Potential buyers can either continue operating the park, spanning more than 50 acres in Camden County, as an amusement destination or redevelop the property in a variety of ways, including as a hotel or for retail, residential, or entertainment uses, according to the property listing. The public auction is set to begin Oc
Willingboroâs new Performing Arts Center is opening with a kickoff concert this weekend (opens the original)
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Willingboro is finally ready to raise the curtain on the townshipâs new arts and culture venue with its first performance on Saturday. The celebration for the opening of the new 570-seat Willingboro Performing Arts Center, located in the Kennedy Center, will kick off with a performance by R&B group Atlantic Starr. Crews transformed what was previously the high school auditorium into a revamped space designed for concerts, theatre productions, dance performances, lectures, and more. The venue â
Burlington Countyâs Pinelands will be the focus of a new climate change study (opens the original)
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A large part of South Jerseyâs sprawling Pine Barrens region will be the focus of a new climate change study. The Burlington County Southwest Pinelands Regional Resiliency Study will assess the climate change threats facing Evesham, Medford, Medford Lakes, Shamong, and Tabernacle, and it will be led by the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection (NJDEP) in partnership with Burlington County and the nonprofit Pinelands Alliance. The study will also include suggestions for how these to
Camden is suing scrap metal recycler EMR over missing donations but the company says theyâve paid (opens the original)
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Camden has sued the long-beleaguered scrap metal recycler EMR after it says it failed to donate more than a million dollars promised to the community in an agreement last summer. U.K.-based EMR Advanced Recycling signed an August 2025 memorandum of understanding with the city, in response to a massive fire earlier that year, agreeing to gift more than $3 million to local initiatives through 2030. This would come in the form of an initial $1 million donation into a community benefits fund, follow
Route 70 roadwork is almost finished in South Jersey after 5 years and $155M (opens the original)
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The construction along Route 70 that drivers have begrudgingly become accustomed to since 2021 will âessentially be complete this year,â according to the New Jersey Department of Transportation. Only a handful of new traffic signals and some final paving work are left on the to-do list for the $155.1 million safety improvement project that essentially rebuilt a roughly 9-mile stretch of the highway. In addition to repaving the road from Route 38 in Pennsauken to Cooper Avenue in Marlton, the
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