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Bancroft wants to build a 160-student school on its Mount Laurel campus (opens the original)
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A proposal for a two-story school for 160 students that Bancroft NeuroHealth plans on its Mount Laurel campus goes before the township planning board next week. The nonprofit, based in Cherry Hill, would serve children ages 3 to 11 with autism and developmental disabilities in the building, according to documents with the application for preliminary and final major site plan approval. A public hearing on Bancroftâs proposal is scheduled for the remote-only board meeting on Thursday, Oct. 8 at
A Dunkinâ operator wants to repurpose a Mount Laurel bank building (opens the original)
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In the ubiquity race in South Jersey, Dunkinâ seems to be edging out Wawa. Banks used to be a leading competitor in that race, but with the growth of online banking, theyâre disappearing to other development. A Dunkinâ operator in Mount Laurel is proposing to repurpose a former Wells Fargo Bank at 4523 Church Rd., east of the North Maple Avenue intersection, into one of the chainâs coffee and doughnut restaurants. Applicant Siya Kinjal LLC is scheduled to appear at an Oct. 7 zoning board
About 1,500 Cherry Hill students are chronically absent from school. School leaders are trying to fix that. (opens the original)
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The Cherry Hill school district says it is moving to drive down its chronic absenteeism rate by working with students who have been consistently absent over the last three years. District statistics from 2023-24 through 2025-26 showed just over 1,500 students make up the group that is absent for 10% or more of the school days in a year. The district hopes to lower the rate by working closely with chronically absent students and their families, and giving the students a sense of belonging to moti
Cherry Hill sends $240,000 from opioid settlement to schools for mental health professional (opens the original)
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A large part of Cherry Hillâs share of the national settlement with opioid companies will be used to support a licensed mental health clinician working in the schools over two years. Township council last week voted to make a $240,000 contribution to the district from the fundâs balance of about $764,000. âWe recognize that mental health is a national problem and certainly Cherry Hill is not immune,â Mayor David Fleisher said in an interview. âThis is one way for us to take a bite out
Mount Laurel may turn nine hotels into affordable housing. One owner says the plan âdoesnât make sense.â (opens the original)
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Sitting on the neatly made bed, Vijay Shroff looked around the hotel room as no lodger would. Shroff pointed out the wall air-conditioning unit, noting it was replaced along with those in the hotelâs 107 other rooms this summer. He gestured toward the bathroom, recalling his investment in a bathtub that will last decades next to his installation of a relatively expensive pressure-assisted toilet. To Shroff, the Red Roof Inn he and his family own off Route 73 in Mount Laurel âis my long-term
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