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Weekly Roundup: Council adopts redevelopment plan, Cherry Hill Superintendent recognized for leadership

In other news, The Sun caught up with long-time Cherry Hill West athletic trainer John Laird days before his retirement.

Township Council adopted a redevelopment plan for the Hampton Road redevelopment area after months of discussion and Cherry Hill Public Schools’ superintendent has been recognized for his leadership efforts. Get caught up on the biggest stories from last week in the Weekly Roundup.

Town council adopted an ordinance establishing a redevelopment plan

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A redevelopment plan for Cherry Hill Township’s Hampton Road redevelopment area was finally given the green light last Monday. Council passed an amended redevelopment plan for the area after the original plan was first tabled in July. Some of the changes in the new plan include the preservation of approximately 2.8 acres of open space, the reduction of 48 units, lowering the total height of the buildings and shifting the internal access roadway away from the Still Park neighborhood.

Cherry Hill Superintendent earns recognition from national education publication

Cherry Hill Public Schools Superintendent Joe Meloche has made communicating with students a top priority since becoming the school district’s superintendent in August of 2015. Meloche’s efforts were recently recognized by a national education publication. Education Week is honoring Meloche as one of its 2018 “Leaders to Learn From.” Meloche will be featured with other top administrators from across the country in Education Week during February.

Long-time athletic trainer John Laird looks back at nearly 30 years at Cherry Hill West

Athletic trainer John Laird has been huge part of the Cherry Hill High School West community for nearly 30 years. Since 1988, Laird has been a fixture on the Cherry Hill West sidelines, caring for hundreds of student-athletes who have competed for the Lions in a variety of sports. Laird’s tenure as athletic trainer is coming to a close as he prepares to retire at the end of December.

Cherry Hill dancers talk about their upcoming performance

Three Cherry Hill dancers were featured in the South Jersey Ballet Theatre’s 26th anniversary production of “The Nutcracker” at the Voorhees Middle School Theater. Cherry Hill residents Brie Leftwich, Brynn Fletcher and Joyce Wu were all performers in this year’s show. The three talked about rehearsals, their characters and how they expected the audience to react to this year’s show.

Cherry Hill Police searching for three assault suspects

Cherry Hill Police released a surveillance photo of three men who are wanted in an ongoing assault investigation. Police say the three suspects, all male, may be connected an assault that occurred at the Cherry Hill Mall. Anyone with information on the suspects is asked to contact Det. Grimaldi of the Cherry Hill Police Department at (856) 432–8835 or [email protected].

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