November/December, 2010
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Buena Regional Schools
Use it or Lose it ?
by Nance Piazza
On December 14, 2010, there will be a Special Election asking for support for five planned Renovation Projects slated for the Buena Regional School District. If we as a community don’t turn out and vote “YES” to approve these renovation projects, the 6 million dollars the State of New Jersey is offering the Buena Regional School District will potentially be reassigned to another School District. How sad would that be? This is not part of the School Budget. To sum it up, the renovation projects are as follows: Collings Lake Elementary School: replacement windows (41 years old) Buena Regional High School: Locker room and auditorium renovations, replacement windows (oldest part of the building, 40 yrs old) Cleary School: replace 1928 structure with one story addition, update entire facility including heating/ ventilation/air conditioning/electrical/ handicapped access/technology infrastructure.
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The Hamilton Mall Welcomes Santa Claus Santa Claus started the Christmas season early this year by arriving at the Hamilton Mall on Saturday, Nov. 13. Santa will be a busy guy this year making appearances throughout South Jersey almost daily. From Atlantic City to Weymouth and everywhere in between, children will be lining up to sit on the big guy’s lap and whisper holiday wishes. For Scheduled Santa visits and more holiday events check out the extended event listings in this month’s Atlantic Shore Gazette starting on page 2.
photos by Larry Berman
The cost of these projects is 10 million dollars. If we, the community, approve the vote/referendum on December 14, 2010, the State of New Jersey is offering 6 million dollars toward the completion of these projects. We, the community, have to raise 4 million dollars in order to qualify for the state contribution. A “YES” __________ Continued on page 5