AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoBook Access in Cherry Hill: A third-generation teacher behind BookSmiles says his nonprofit has now distributed 5 million books and is opening a new 14,000-square-foot space this week, aiming to keep kids reading with a low-cost “trade” model that swaps adult books for upcycled children’s titles. Local Elections: A Mercer County judge kept five Hopewell Township Charter Study Commission candidates on the November ballot despite messy petition paperwork, saying the problems were correctable and not fraud. Business & Courts: A federal lawsuit claims a gas network tied to “Freedom Fuel” sold about $4 million in unpaid-for gasoline, alleging a supplier was never paid after fuel was delivered to stations. NJ Politics & Schools: Moms for Liberty has filed a federal lawsuit against the Chathams school district over a policy it says hides “gender transitions” from parents. Community Events: South Jersey Jazz Society announced Jazz@ThePoint in Somers Point for Oct. 15–17, themed “Red, White & Louis,” honoring Louis Armstrong.
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