For readers in Camden, this page covers culture, family life, home and real estate, relationships, education and the everyday choices that shape daily routines. Reporting reaches the city's neighborhoods and the communities around it.
Rutgers-Camden hosted a symposium on improving math and reading test scores, with a keynote on coping with change.
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Do you think your local schools are doing enough to teach kids math and reading?
The funding supports five K-8 schools in Camden to provide targeted learning for students.
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Do you believe active participation in university alumni associations provides meaningful value to your career?
The annual event recognizes five individuals for their significant contributions to business and public service.
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Do you believe healthcare professionals should integrate their personal faith into their clinical medical practice?
The South Jersey Catholic Medical Guild presented the Saint Luke Award to professionals for their commitment to faith and medicine.
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Should your city use public money to fund local building restorations?
The $1.1 million, four-year restoration of the Waterfront South building was marked with a ribbon-cutting on Oct. 28.
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Should property owners be held strictly responsible for all environmental hazards on their land?
The state filed a lawsuit regarding an improper sewage disposal system at a Camden-area campsite.
Camden reporting spans shifts in how residents spend their time, household and home-buying trends, family and school routines, and community traditions. Coverage runs across the city and into the communities around it wherever a lifestyle story crosses the line. Housing costs and changing work patterns show up in these stories as often as cultural trends do. Generational differences in habits and spending are a recurring thread in how daily life here is reported.
