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SJI helps thousands of students prepare for future careers
FOLSOM — South Jersey Industries is proud to announce it is sponsoring and hosting a virtual career booth at Junior Achievement of New Jersey’s “JA Inspire Virtual Career Expo.” The three-month event begins Thursday, May 20, 2021 with plans to feature more than 100 New Jersey companies reaching 10,000 middle and high school students.
South Jersey Gas and Elizabethtown Gas warn customers about payment scams
South Jersey Gas and Elizabethtown Gas warn customers about payment scams While payment collection scams are not new, there is greater potential for people behind on their utility bills to become victims as a grace period on utility shutoffs continues in New Jersey into 2022. South Jersey Gas and Elizabethtown Gas ask for our media partners’ help in raising awareness about these “pay right now or we’ll turn off your service” scams.
SJI helps thousands of students prepare for future careers
SJI helps thousands of students prepare for future careers FOLSOM — South Jersey Industries is proud to announce it is sponsoring and hosting a virtual career booth at Junior Achievement of New Jersey’s “JA Inspire Virtual Career Expo.” The three-month event begins Thursday, May 20, 2021 with plans to feature more than 100 New Jersey companies reaching 10,000 middle and high school students.
South Jersey Gas encourages customers to take full advantage of Energy Assistance Programs
South Jersey Gas encourages customers to take full advantage of Energy Assistance Programs ATLANTIC CITY — South Jersey Gas, a subsidiary of South Jersey Industries, encourages its customers to take full advantage of available energy assistance programs prior to the expiration of the moratorium on utility shutoffs, expected on June 30.
American Gas Association recognizes SJI Utilities for outstanding safety records
FOLSOM — South Jersey Industries announced its natural gas utility companies, South Jersey Gas and Elizabethtown Gas have both been recognized for outstanding safety records. The American Gas Association awarded South Jersey Gas and Elizabethtown Gas with 2020 Industry Leader Accident Prevention Awards. This is the second straight year both utilities have won these awards.
South Jersey Gas advances Cooperative Learning Program with Atlantic County Institute of Technolog
South Jersey Gas advances Cooperative Learning Program with Atlantic County Institute of Technolog ATLANTIC CITY — South Jersey Gas, a subsidiary of South Jersey Industries, has announced a new opportunity for local high school interns to receive real-world experience in the field of energy utilities thanks to SJG’s continued partnership with the Atlantic County Institute of Technology. SJI initiated an internship program with ACIT students in 2020.
SJI announces comprehensive clean energy and sustainability plan
SJI announces comprehensive clean energy and sustainability plan FOLSOM — SJI announced a comprehensive clean energy plan, including a timeline to achieve carbon-neutral operations, as part of a commitment to sustainability. In 2020, SJI formed a Clean Energy and Sustainability team with the ambitious goal of achieving operational carbon neutrality by the year 2040.
South Jersey Gas announces Game On Grant Program winners
South Jersey Gas announces Game On Grant Program winners FOLSOM — South Jersey Gas, a subsidiary of South Jersey Industries, Inc. (NYSE: SJI), today announced the winners of its annual Game On Grant Program. Twenty grants in the amount of $1,000 each will be awarded, helping to provide critical support to local, community-centered children’s athletic programs, leagues, clubs, associations and recreational organizations.
South Jersey Gas launched Conserve, a new online resource to help customers save energy and money
South Jersey Gas launched Conserve, a new online resource to help customers save energy and money ATLANTIC CITY — South Jersey Gas, a subsidiary of South Jersey Industries, launched Conserve, a new online Energy Efficiency resource. Free and available through the South Jersey Gas website, Conserve offers tips and information to help customers decrease their energy consumption, lower their energy bills and reduce their impact on the environment, while maintaining comfort at home or work.
Virtual summit provides info to support New Jersey energy customers
Virtual summit provides info to support New Jersey energy customers FOLSOM — Atlantic City Electric, South Jersey Gas and Elizabethtown Gas joined together to host a virtual energy assistance summit. The event provided a forum for nonprofits and other community partners to hear directly from state and industry leaders and energy assistance experts about available resources to support New Jersey energy customers with their bills.
South Jersey Gas announces Game On Grant Program to support local recreational programs
ATLANTIC CITY — South Jersey Gas, a subsidiary of South Jersey Industries, Inc. (NYSE: SJI), today announced the kick-off of its annual Game On Grant Program providing twenty $1,000 grants to recreational organizations in its service territory, serving children ages four to eighteen. The grants provide critical support needed to sustain local, community-centered athletic programs, leagues, clubs, associations and recreational organizations for children.
New Jersey Shares receives $20,000 from South Jersey Gas and Elizabethtown Gas
New Jersey Shares receives $20,000 from South Jersey Gas and Elizabethtown Gas FLEMINGTON — To further ensure their customers who need assistance on their utility bills receive help, South Jersey Gas and Elizabethtown Gas are donating $20,000 to New Jersey SHARES through their partnership with the philanthropic non-profit LillieMon. The $20,000 contribution will assist families in both the South Jersey Gas and Elizabethtown Gas service territories.
New Jersey Facing ‘Decisions No One Wants To Make’ As State Staring Down $10 Billion Deficit
By Cleve BryanMay 22, 2020 at 5:29 pm TRENTON, N.J. (CBS) — New Jersey is lifting some restrictions on outdoor gatherings and campgrounds as we head into the Memorial Day weekend. But the state is facing an economic crisis. New Jersey Treasurer Elizabeth Muoio details what officials are calling the financial crisis that follows the COVID-19 health crisis. “Ten billion dollars, that is a draw-dropping figure,” Muoio said.
New Jersey Republicans Sue Gov. Phil Murphy On Behalf Of Shuttered Small Businesses
By Cleve BryanMay 21, 2020 at 5:23 pm TRENTON, N.J. (CBS) — New Jersey’s top health official ordered the shutdown of a Bellmawr gym that has defied COVID-19 emergency measures. But the owners of Atilis Gym say they won’t let that stop them. They closed the gym Wednesday due to a plumbing problem. The Department of Health hung signs on the gym overnight and the gym remained closed Thursday.
‘Discrimination Against The Churches’: Several South Jersey Churches Plan To Defy Gov. Murphy’s Orders, Hold In-person Services
By Cleve BryanMay 20, 2020 at 5:25 pm BERLIN, N.J. (CBS) — Some faith communities in South Jersey say they’ve waited long enough. They want to reopen for church services despite their wishes running counter to what Gov. Phil Murphy says is allowed. With sanctuary materials spaced out for social distancing, leaders from several South Jersey church congregations say they don’t care what the governor says, they’re holding services again. “We didn’t make this decision lightly.
‘They Are So Appreciated’: South Jersey Charity, Frito-Lay Team Up To Celebrate First Responders For National EMS Week
By Cleve BryanMay 19, 2020 at 7:24 pm ATLANTIC COUNTY, N.J. (CBS) — More types of businesses are set to open in the Garden State, even some for in-person sales. Gov. Phil Murphy says it will be a test for what comes next. Meanwhile, some first responders say they are starting to feel some weight off their shoulds in recent weeks. It’s not unusual to see first responders hard at work these days, staying the course through even the most desperate days of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Atlantic County Leaders Say Curbside Pickup Not Enough, Urge Gov. Murphy To Reopen Retail Businesses For Memorial Day
By Cleve BryanMay 18, 2020 at 5:23 pm TRENTON, N.J. (CBS) — First, it was the Jersey Shore and now more. On Monday, nonessential retailers were able to start selling again with curbside pickups, as more businesses in New Jersey strive to reopen. “Getting ourselves to a new normal is never easy, nor is it ever quick,” Gov. Phil Murphy said.
New Jersey Gov. Murphy Allows Return Of Elective Surgeries, Allocates $50 Million To Jump-Start Small Businesses
By Cleve BryanMay 15, 2020 at 5:26 pm TRENTON, N.J. (CBS) — New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy is taking more steps that point to a return to some sense of normalcy. Friday’s focus was on hospitals. “Look at how dramatically things have moved in just a few weeks,” Murphy said. With COVID-19 hospitalizations dropping rapidly and health care systems by and large far from overwhelmed, Murphy gave another green light Friday, allowing the return of elective surgeries.
Coronavirus New Jersey: Proposed Bill Would Allow State To Purchase Crops From Struggling Farmers, Donate It To Food Banks
By Cleve BryanMay 7, 2020 at 5:18 pm TRENTON, N.J. (CBS) — New Jersey is a national coronavirus hot spot. While the number of new cases is flattening, officials say there are 1 million people out of work. The state is taking new steps to help those out of work. Deaths associated with nursing homes and other long-term care facilities now make up more than half of the nearly 9,000 COVID-19 casualties in New Jersey.
Coronavirus New Jersey: Gov. Murphy Again Hesitant On Reopening Timeline As Deaths In State Pass 8,000
By Cleve BryanMay 5, 2020 at 4:25 pm TRENTON, N.J. (CBS) — In New Jersey, information on reopening is limited as the state continues to deal with a high number of COVID-19 cases and deaths. Gov. Phil Murphy says he is still hesitant to set a timeline. Tuesday was another day of mixed developments in the state, with officials getting some good news about federal aid, but also saying that the reopening of small businesses remains a ways off.
Coronavirus New Jersey: Legislators On Both Sides Of Aisle Encouraging Gov. Murphy To Pick Up Pace Of Reopening Businesses
By Cleve BryanApril 29, 2020 at 5:17 pm TRENTON, N.J. (CBS) — Data pointing in the right direction has led New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy to take some steps toward reopening places like parks as early as this weekend. But legislators on both sides are pushing to take it further. Announcing 329 more deaths Wednesday, New Jersey’s COVID-19 death toll of 6,770 has now surpassed the state’s casualties in several wars, natural disasters and terrorist attacks combined.
Coronavirus New Jersey: Gov. Murphy To Allow Renters Use Security Deposit To Pay Landlords As COVID-19 Cases In Garden State Surpass 100,000
By Cleve BryanApril 24, 2020 at 4:33 pm TRENTON, N.J. (CBS) – The number of COVID-19 cases passed the 100,000 mark on Friday, as the spread of the virus continues to migrate to South Jersey. Governor Phil Murphy announced 3,047 new cases and 253 new deaths. That brings the number of state cases to 102,196 and 5,617 deaths. But tens of thousands of people have recovered and over the last ten days, the number of people hospitalized with COVID-19 is down 17%.
Coronavirus New Jersey: Unemployment Filings Soar As Restaurant Owner Says ‘Little Guys Were Left Out’ Of Federal Relief
By Cleve BryanApril 23, 2020 at 5:14 pm TRENTON, N.J. (CBS) — New Jersey is approaching another grim milestone in the coronavirus pandemic. It comes as more workers are losing their jobs in the Garden State. “We should carry the expectation that tomorrow we will exceed 100,000 total positive cases,” Gov. Phil Murphy said. Announcing another 4,200 cases and 300 deaths from COVID-19, Murphy says the state is at least several weeks away from relaxing social distancing rules and reopening the economy.
Coronavirus New Jersey: Gov. Murphy Announces Joint Contact Tracing Program With New York, Connecticut As Deaths Pass 5,000 In Garden State
By Cleve BryanApril 22, 2020 at 4:40 pm TRENTON, N.J. (CBS) — Gov. Phil Murphy says flattening the curve appears to be working in New Jersey. More than 5,000 people have now died from COVID-19 in New Jersey, as the Garden State begins work with our neighbors on a reopening strategy. Murphy announced another 3,500 coronavirus cases and more than 300 deaths on Wednesday.
Coronavirus Latest: Despite Changes, Camden County Agencies Still Providing Homeless, Seniors With Meals During Pandemic
By Cleve BryanMarch 27, 2020 at 7:02 pm CAMDEN, N.J. (CBS) — Some of the most vulnerable people amid the coronavirus outbreak are the homeless and senior citizens who depend on services to get warm meals and other pantry staples. Some agencies in South Jersey are changing the way they serve but are still trying to help people who need it the most.
Coronavirus New Jersey: State-Run Job Site Helping Large Corporations Hire Thousands Of Employees
By Cleve BryanMarch 25, 2020 at 6:02 pm MOUNT EPHRAIM, N.J. (CBS) — As some companies face layoffs for their employees, others are hitting a hiring spree as demand for their products jumps alongside the number of COVID-19 cases. Businesses that are supplying essential needs to people are seeing an increase in demand and therefore, they are making hires.
Coronavirus Latest: Former Nurse Says ‘God Blessed Me With Ability To Sew’ As She Makes Face Masks For Health Care Workers
By Cleve BryanMarch 23, 2020 at 6:52 pm WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP, N.J. (CBS) — Some people are pulling together to help health care workers, any way they can, during the coronavirus pandemic. Inside her Washington Township home, Ginger Benckert has embarked on a labor of love, making face masks to help those on the frontlines battling COVID-19. Here’s Ginger Benckert’s Facebook post about sewing masks to give to healthcare workers fighting #Covid19 Her daughter Erin plans to join her. Will others?
Coronavirus In New Jersey: Hotels, Casinos Donating Excess Food To Help Ease Food Insecurity Burden
By Cleve BryanMarch 20, 2020 at 7:00 pm EGG HARBOR TOWNSHIP, N.J. (CBS) — Hotels and casinos in New Jersey are taking steps to put excess food to good use during the coronavirus pandemic. The burden of food insecurity is only getting worse as people who have lost wages or been laid off because of the coronavirus are increasingly turning to food pantries for help. There was a line Friday afternoon outside the Community Food Bank of New Jersey in Egg Harbor Township.
Coronavirus Latest: South Jersey Distillery Churning Out Hand Sanitizer During COVID-19 Pandemic
By Cleve BryanMarch 19, 2020 at 6:31 pm BUENA VISTA TOWNSHIP, N.J. (CBS) — Hand sanitizer is in high demand everywhere due to the coronavirus pandemic. With supplies short, some businesses that you wouldn’t expect to are stepping in to fill the void. Vodka and hand sanitizer have the same key ingredient, so Lazy Eye Distillery in Buena Vista Township is putting their facility to use for the common good.
Coronavirus Latest: Parents, Students Adapting To E-Learning During Coronavirus Pandemic
By Cleve BryanMarch 18, 2020 at 8:03 pm MOUNT LAUREL, N.J. (CBS) — School districts across the Delaware Valley have quickly pivoted to e-learning amid the coronavirus pandemic. With schools closed, parents, students and teachers are adapting. If you have kids, this week you’ve probably started converting part of your home into a digital classroom. With area schools closed to help slow the spread of the coronavirus, distance learning is in full effect at homes like the Wheelers in Mount Laurel.
‘Not The Time For Vacation Here’: After 1st Coronavirus Case, Cape May County Officials Make Desperate Plea
By Cleve BryanMarch 18, 2020 at 7:19 pm CAPE MAY COUNTY, N.J. (CBS) — There is a desperate plea from Cape May County officials. County officials say they love visitors, but not during the coronavirus pandemic. While summertime at the Jersey Shore may seem like a distant dream as everyone manages the new challenges of fighting COVID-19, shore officials say don’t try to make your escape anytime soon.
Coronavirus In New Jersey: Health Care Providers Concerned About Supplies, Pace Of COVID-19 Testing
By Cleve BryanMarch 17, 2020 at 8:03 pm MARLTON, N.J. (CBS) — Health care providers in New Jersey are concerned about supplies and the pace of COVID-19 testing. Hospitals have a responsibility to help sick people and government officials have a responsibility to help health care systems. “To take a swab and take a test but not get results doesn’t do anybody any good,” New Jersey Congressman Donald Norcross said.
Coronavirus In NJ: Collingswood Diner Shutting Down For First Time In 33 Years, ‘No Idea’ When They’re Opening Again
By Cleve BryanMarch 16, 2020 at 5:05 pm COLLINGSWOOD, N.J. (CBS) — With the number of coronavirus cases doubling in New Jersey since yesterday, officials are responding with significant restrictions for residents and businesses. Some restaurants in Collingswood are concerned when they will open again.
Coronavirus Latest: Children’s Medicine, Cleaning Supplies Leaping Off Store Shelves As New Jersey Announces New COVID-19 Cases
By Cleve BryanMarch 12, 2020 at 5:38 pm PITMAN, N.J. (CBS) — Coronavirus cases are adding up in New Jersey. On Thursday, health officials announced six new COVID-19 cases, bringing the total to 29 in the Garden State. There are not only concerns about the spread of coronavirus but also about what will close next. That’s fueling many people to go to stores and clear out shelves. “Seems to be picking up on water, toilet paper and other supplies,” Bob Newton, with Paulsboro Save-A-Lot, said.
‘The Whole Roof Caved In’: Cherry Hill Strip Mall Destroyed In Massive Fire
By Cleve BryanMarch 6, 2020 at 5:15 pm CHERRY HILL, N.J. (CBS) — Firefighters worked to put out a massive fire as flames engulfed a Cherry Hill strip mall on Friday. Now investigators are searching for what caused the fire. Construction workers scattered as flames took off Friday morning at the front building of the Short Hills Town Center on the 400 block of East Evesham Road in Cherry Hill. “The whole roof caved in,” a witness said.
Cancer Doctor Says New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy Very Fortunate Kidney Tumor Detected Early
By Cleve BryanMarch 4, 2020 at 5:29 pm CAMDEN, N.J. (CBS) — New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy is recovering from what doctors say was a successful surgery to remove a kidney tumor. Murphy had his surgery in New York where he worked for many years, but the MD Anderson Cancer at Cooper routinely does the same type of surgery the governor received and experts say he was very fortunate. “Earlier today, Governor Murphy underwent a successful surgery to remove a tumor on his kidney.
New Jersey Schools, Senior Living Facilities Preparing To Keep Children, Elderly Safe In Case Of Coronavirus Outbreak
By Cleve BryanMarch 3, 2020 at 5:48 pm COLLINGSWOOD, N.J. (CBS) — Organizations of all types and sizes are getting ready, just in case coronavirus surfaces in our region. When it comes to respiratory sicknesses like Covid-19, children and the elderly are the most likely to suffer severe consequences.
Philadelphia-Area Mass Transit Systems Taking Action To Protect Travelers In Preparation For Possible Coronavirus Outbreak
By Cleve BryanFebruary 27, 2020 at 5:57 pm CAMDEN, N.J. (CBS) — The region’s mass transit systems are taking action against a possible coronavirus outbreak. Health officials say large agencies like PATCO need to be prepared if a coronavirus pandemic comes to our area. When it comes to sharing close quarters with strangers, there are few places more intimate than mass transit. That’s why officials with the PATCO High Speedline say they’re closely monitoring the coronavirus, or COVID-19.
Businesses Seeing Shortages On Custom Prom Dresses, Breathing Masks Due To Coronavirus
By Cleve BryanFebruary 26, 2020 at 6:32 pm BLACKWOOD, N.J. (CBS) — Some businesses are seeing an impact on their sales because of the coronavirus. Local health departments are joining the feds in taking the threat seriously. Health officials in Camden County say they have been through epidemic threats before and they’re prepared for the coronavirus as public health concerns are growing.
Monmouth University Polling Institute Hard At Work Measuring Political Trends Ahead Of South Carolina Primary
By Cleve BryanFebruary 25, 2020 at 6:12 pm MOUNT LAUREL, N.J. (CBS) — The stage is set for Tuesday night’s CBS News Democratic presidential debate in Charleston, South Carolina. Seven candidates will face-off for the final time before Saturday’s South Carolina primary. Former Vice President Joe Biden is leading in the South Carolina polls but national front-runner Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders will likely have a target on his back.
Collingswood Residents On Edge As Suspect Accused Of Home Invasion, Setting House On Fire Remains On Loose
By Cleve BryanFebruary 24, 2020 at 6:31 pm COLLINGSWOOD, N.J. (CBS) — Police in South Jersey have stepped up patrols after a disturbing home invasion was revealed after a house was set on fire. A report of a fire Sunday afternoon led to a disturbing discovery on a dead-end street in Collingswood. Police are investigating the possible home invasion and arson case at a home right next to Cooper River Park. “All of a sudden I saw smoke coming out of the house over there,” one neighbor said.
Getting Real ID Has Proven To Be Real Difficulty For Some New Jersey Residents
By Cleve BryanFebruary 21, 2020 at 5:26 pm CHERRY HILL, N.J. (CBS) — The deadline is fast approaching to make sure you have a Real ID. You’ll need one starting in October if you want to use your driver’s license to get on a plane. For some, getting a Real ID has proven to be a real difficulty for some. Officials say they’re working to make it easier for people to get their Real ID. One of the issues is that many people aren’t aware that they need them.
Andrew Mack, Father Of 4-Year-Old Boy Who Fatally Shot Himself, Has Initial Hearing In Burlington County Court
By Cleve BryanFebruary 20, 2020 at 5:43 pm MOUNT HOLLY, N.J. (CBS) — The father of a New Jersey boy who fatally shot himself went before a judge on Thursday afternoon. Prosecutors have charged Andrew Mack with child endangerment and other related offenses. Prosecutors say the boy’s father fell asleep, leaving a loaded gun within the child’s reach. Appearing by video conference, Mack made an initial appearance in Burlington County court.
How Mild Winter Weather Is Helping Delaware Valley Road Crews, Local Governments To Save Money
By Cleve BryanFebruary 19, 2020 at 5:37 pm CHERRY HILL, N.J. (CBS) — The question on the minds of many is what happened to winter? The hearts of many across the region were warmed after yet another day of unseasonable weather on Wednesday, and the warmth is helping out road crews and the bottom line across the Delaware Valley. Winter and road maintenance don’t always get along, but this year, things are a little different.
Attorney General’s Office Working To Shut Down Philadelphia Towing Company Accused Of Ripping Off Customers, Illegally Towing Cars
By Cleve BryanFebruary 17, 2020 at 5:42 pm PHILADELPHIA (CBS) — Authorities are trying to revoke the license of a Philadelphia towing company with a checkered past. Attorney General Josh Shapiro alleges George Smith Towing is back to its old ways, allegedly ripping off customers and illegally towing cars again in Philadelphia. Authorities say there are hundreds of new complaints.
‘They Lied To Us Outright’: Parishioners Battle With Officials As Historic Church In Sea Isle City Faces Wrecking Ball
By Cleve BryanFebruary 14, 2020 at 5:41 pm SEA ISLE CITY, N.J. (CBS) — A historic church at the Jersey Shore is facing the wrecking ball despite efforts by thousands of parishioners who want it saved. Churchgoers at a Sea Isle City parish are doing battle with church officials in an effort to keep their century-old church building open. “We were married here. Our children were baptized here,” Tom Henry said.
Stockton University Testing To See If New Jersey Can Imitate Vermont’s Maple Syrup Success
By Cleve BryanFebruary 13, 2020 at 7:02 pm GALLOWAY TOWNSHIP, N.J. (CBS) — Vermont is known for its maple syrup. Now there’s an effort underway to see if New Jersey can imitate the sweet success. New Jersey has had a great development in its wine industry in recent years. Now officials are trying to tap into a new agricultural business. Taking a power tool to a tree isn’t exactly what you’d expect to see an environmental science processor doing on a college campus.
‘I Was Left Not Being Able To Walk, Speak, Eat’: Pennsauken High School Senior Overcomes Rare Disease To Wrestle Again
By Cleve BryanFebruary 12, 2020 at 6:53 pm PENNSAUKEN, N.J. (CBS) — An inspiring New Jersey high school is making her triumphant return to the wrestling mat Wednesday night after battling a rare disease. Fun-loving and competitive are two adjectives that jump out when you meet Pennsauken senior Amanda Lezcano. Among the four-sport athlete’s accomplishments is helping to pioneer the school’s all-girl wrestling team. “I like it. It’s very competitive, you gotta be strong,” she said.
New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy Announces New Initiatives To Help Teens Address Mental Health Issues
By Cleve BryanFebruary 11, 2020 at 5:56 pm MAPLE SHADE, N.J. (CBS) — The state of mental health among teenagers is alarming officials in New Jersey. Leaders are now turning their attention to making sure teens have the resources they need to reach out for help. As adults, it’s easy to reflect on our high school years as the glory days while forgetting the academic and social stress. Now in the digital age, multiply those peer pressures with the need most teens feel to maintain a cyber persona.
New Initiative Aimed At Rewarding Perfect Attendance Facing Backlash From Parents In Hamilton Township
By Cleve BryanFebruary 10, 2020 at 6:46 pm HAMILTON TOWNSHIP, N.J. (CBS) — A new initiative aimed at rewarding perfect attendance at school is facing backlash from parents in Mercer County. For the last 18 months, the Hamilton Township School District has been trying to find new ways to improve student attendance. But a recent perfect attendance dance party at Yardville Elementary School got a failing mark from some parents.
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