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The Mount Holly ReporterReports illuminating Mount Holly: its history, government, civic and social life.
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DEBATE WITH THE STATE
“OH BOY…” said Mr. Kennedy when I introduced myself on the phone. Robert Kennedy [no, not that one] works for the New Jersey Department of Community Affairs [NJDCA] in Trenton and has been closely following the Mount Holly Fire District’s f...
Fire District Chief Restored
FIRE CHIEF RESTORED ARTICLE CORRECTION: The Mount Holly Reporter did not have access to investigation documents issued or speak with Mr. Mason. Article wording about investigative findings are 2nd hand from other well placed individuals.
MUA HEADED FOR A LAWSUIT?
The Mount Holly Municipal Utilities Authority [MUA] has avoided rate hikes these last two years while providing an essential service to its five adjacent municipalities and remitting $588,000 to the Township of Mount Holly in 2026. That rev...
MANAGER BROWN IGNORES APPLICATIONS
For the better part of a year, Tara Astor has worked to publicize and speed-up a glacially slow appointment process for Mount Holly’s many committees and boards. She has spoken at Council meetings about the positions that remain vacant desp...
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The Mount Holly Reporter aims to keep government accountable with stories explaining local issues and how government operates. Also to provide timely information about social and civic events, stories of our history and how it is still relevant.
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