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Black Swans do Exist by Jared Hunter

There’s a lot of meat to dissect here and I’m sure that most of you already know what I’m talking about, but I’ll give a basic context and move into the more pointed observations I came away with. On Wednesday afternoon, ROI (a New Jersey-based online business press outlet) published an article after having interviewed … Continue reading Black Swans do Exist by Jared Hunter…

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Community Organizing is Alive in North Camden by Mike Morgan

Mike Morgan is a resident of South Camden. When he’s not walking at Phoenix Park with his wife and dog or paddling the Cooper River, he can be found in his woodshop making a variety of things. He also serves on the board of the Nick Virgilio Haiku Association, located at the new Writers House … Continue reading Community Organizing is Alive in North Camden by Mike Morgan…

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CGNA, Billboards and the Road to Hell by Jared Hunter

Editor’s note: We’d planned to run a series of posts about the upcoming May 7th Zoning Board meeting that was going to consider approval of a billboard in North Camden. With the recent news that the issue may be delayed another month, we’re adjusting our posts — we’ll be sure to keep you in the … Continue reading CGNA, Billboards and the Road to Hell by Jared Hunter…

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What’s Next for the Camden Methadone Clinic? By Jared Hunter

I’m sure by now everyone knows about the methadone clinic approval in Bergen Square.  I unfortunately didn’t get a chance to stay the entire time (I left a little over an hour into the meeting) but did have the opportunity to see some of the meeting play out.  Needless to say, there was a lot … Continue reading What’s Next for the Camden Methadone Clinic? By Jared Hunter…

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