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Toxic Camden dirt pile to be cleared using $5 million in federal funds

The pile contains carcinogens, according to a state report. Its contents were illegally dumped there and the offender is the subject of a lawsuit.

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Meet the 2022 AL DÍA Women of Merit

These women will be honored for their tremendous contributions within their respective fields of work, and beyond.

Chestnut hill collegeUnited statesTemple universityRutgers universityNew jerseyCheyney university of pennsylvaniaMontgomery county community collegeUniversity of pennsylvania graduate schoolDrexel universityRowan universityAlvarado rodriguezRaquel arredondoCassie haynes jean friedman rudovskyMorrisa jenkins bonkosi hornLisette agosto cintronVarsovia fernandez

Meet the 2022 AL DÍA Women of Merit

These women will be honored for their tremendous contributions within their respective fields of work, and beyond.

Chestnut hill collegeUnited statesTemple universityRutgers universityNew jerseyCheyney university of pennsylvaniaMontgomery county community collegeUniversity of pennsylvania graduate schoolDrexel universityRowan universityAlvarado rodriguezRaquel arredondoCassie haynes jean friedman rudovskyMorrisa jenkins bonkosi hornLisette agosto cintronVarsovia fernandez

HUD Secretary Marica Fudge Announces $35 Million Choice Neighborhoods Implementation Grant During Visit to Camden, NJ

HUD Secretary Marica Fudge Announces $35 Million Choice Neighborhoods Implementation Grant During Visit to Camden, NJ Federal grant will leverage funding to revitalize Ablett Village public housing, Cramer Hill Neighborhood WASHINGTON U.S. Housing and Urban Development (HUD) Secretary Marcia L. Fudge traveled to Camden, New Jersey, to announce a $35 million Choice Neighborhoods Implementation Grant[.]

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