What do you think will be different in Haddon Township in 2010?

Thursday, May 23, 2002

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	Douglas Kelly, 39, Haddon Township resident ``I think it will be one of the nicest communities south of Princeton because it's a suburb of Philadelphia ... This thoroghfare - Haddonfield, Haddon Township and Collingswood - I predict will be the next main line...''
	Carol Tennis, 40, Oaklyn section of Haddon Township `In the next eight years, we need more crosswalks on Cuthbert Boulevard. They also need some better lights out there.''
	Jim Repenning, 44, from Westmont section of Haddon Township ``I think that right now we're in the process of rebirth. The older people are moving out and younger people are moving in, many of the people who grew up in Haddonfield... With the natural parklands in Haddon Township and the good schools, it's a nice place to live and it's only going to get better.''
	Bill Getzinger, 60-year Haddon Township resident and businessman ``We're going to see beautification projects on the avenue and a couple of major construction sites. We'll see a new administration and a relaxation of restrictions to businessmen. There will be more cafe-coffee shops on the avenue and more signs permitted, tastefully.''

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Profile: Haddon Twp.
Then, now, township has much to offer
If Haddon Township is suffering from an identity crisis, it surely isn't letting that get in the way of moving purposefully into the future.
What's in a name?
Figuring out where the Oaklyn Diner is should not be brain surgery.
Township served by five post offices
Be it ever so humble, there's no place like home in Haddon Township ... whatever the mailing address.
With state aid, township plans redevelopment in seven areas
Designating seven areas for economic redevelopment in Haddon Township means tax breaks, grant eligibility, more businesses, physical improvements to existing buildings, roads and more.
Voters support tax hike for smaller classes, pre-k program
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Rohrer library upgrading to user-friendly computer system
The William G. Rohrer Memorial Library on MacArthur Boulevard is undergoing a change, but don't expect to be dodging paint cans or skirting around any scaffolding.
For home sellers, Realtor calls it `best market in 10 years'
Realtors in Haddon Township say for every house up for sale, there are eight or nine people looking to buy it.
Senior citizens have lots to do and interesting places to go
At 80, Peggy Neff has no plans to move away from the township she's called home for the last 45 years.
Here, a last remnant of what N.J. was in pre-Colonial times
The coveted 25.8 acre MacArthur Tract, nestled between a strip mall, a busy road and high-rise apartments, has some of the oldest and largest trees in the state, according to state foresters.
Local legend: Rohrer was mayor, banker, giver, top car dealer
Linda Rohrer receives surprises each time she visits the replica of her father's desk in the Reading Room of the William G. Rohrer Memorial Library on MacArthur Boulevard.
In need of sports fields, township looks to MacArthur Tract
School officials are proud of the more than 600 students in grades 7-12 who participate in soccer, football, field hockey and several other sports year-round.
What do you think will be different in Haddon Township in 2010?
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