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Cooper’s New $300M Blackwood Campus Follows Medical Malls Trend

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By Suzette Parmley Verified
| The Sun Newspapers
Reinforcing the Medicine-to-Malls trend, Camden-based Cooper University Health Care announced plans to build a world-class $300 million campus in Gloucester Township, just steps from Gloucester Premium Outlets. The mission: Bringing high-quality specialty care closer to home. The design phase of Cooper University Health Care Blackwood Campus is slated to begin sometime this summer and will continue through mid-2027.
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Burlington City’s New Economic Driver: The Arts On Second Saturdays

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By Suzette Parmley Verified
| The Sun Newspapers
An initiative called Second Saturdays to spur access to the arts while boosting local businesses in Burlington City launched this month. Created by Arts Guild New Jersey and funded by a $500,000 grant from the New Jersey Economic Development Authority (NJEDA), the six-month program is aimed at increasing foot traffic, visitor spend, and familiarity with what all Burlington City’s business improvement district has to offer. All Second Saturday events are free and open to the public.
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Voorhees Declares ‘Victory’ After Adding 81 Affordable Housing Units

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By Suzette Parmley Verified
| The Sun Newspapers
Victory Commons, a $30 million, 81-unit affordable housing complex, was unveiled last week in Voorhees Township, Camden County. The April 30 grand opening took place at 1223 Haddonfield Berlin Road. In attendance were township, county, and state officials, including members of the Camden County Board of Commissioners and Nick Cangelosi, Regional Vice President of The Michaels Organization – the developer behind Victory Commons.
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