AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoEducation: Cherry Hill students told Gov. Mikie Sherrill that New Jersey’s school phone ban has eased anxiety and helped them focus, socialize and play games at lunch. Separately, a school segregation lawsuit returned to a state appeals court, where judges weighed whether enrollment data can establish a constitutional violation. Local Culture: Mount Laurel Library marked Cranberry Month with a talk on the fruit’s history, including its traditional uses by Native Americans; New Jersey’s harvest runs through early November. Arts & Heritage: Collingswood residents are still seeking answers about the historic Scottish Rite Theater as officials consider transferring responsibility to Camden County. Coming Up: Rutgers Jewish Film Festival brings 13 films and filmmaker discussions to North Brunswick Nov. 5–15. Music: Jon Bon Jovi says his voice has recovered after years of therapy and daily exercises; the band’s upcoming tour includes a New Jersey stop next March.
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