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Morse Street
Morse Street in East Camden was named for Henry G. Morse, founder and president of the New York Shipbuilding Corporation, whose Camden shipyard led to the creation of Yorkship Village.
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Milton Milan
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Milton Milan
MILTON MILAN was a former mayor of Camden and one of three Camden mayors to be arrested on corruption charges. Wikipedia describes him as follows: Milton Milan is an american Democratic politician.
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Camden's Mayors
A chronological list of Camden's mayors from Samuel Lanning, elected in 1828, to Victor Carstarphen, in office since 2021, with each mayor's term and political party where recorded.
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Webster, Ex-mayor of Camden, Dies at 73
Camden Courier-Post - August 8, 2004 By ERIK SCHWARTZ Arnold W. Webster , 73, a former Camden mayor and schools superintendent who fashioned a long career in education and city politics, died Wednesday.
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La Cosa Nostra Associate and Former Camden City Council President Sentenced to Federal Prison Terms
Department of Justice, United States Attorney's Office Public Affairs Office, District of New Jersey - December 16, 2003 CAMDEN- Philadelphia organized crime family associate Daniel M. Daidone and former Camden City Council President James R. Mathes, Jr .
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Milan to Appear Over Firing Lawsuit
Philadelphia Inquirer - September 30, 2003 A former aide accuses the former mayor of acting vindictively after criticism of his policies.
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Daidone, Mathes Guilty in Camden Corruption Trial
Camden Courier-Post - July 9, 2003 By JIM WALSH A federal jury on Tuesday convicted a former Camden official and a mob associate of conspiring to steer city business to Mafia-backed firms.
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Former Camden sewer official admits taking contractor payoffs
Camden Courier-Post - May 21, 2002 NEWARK,N.J. (AP) — The former superintendent of sewers for Camden pleaded guilty to corruption Monday, admitting he took $20,800 from a contractor in return for favorable treatment.
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Officials Pocket Cash As Sewer Crumbles
Camden Courier-Post - October 22, 2000 By CLINT RILEY The brick sewer main running beneath Howard Archie's street is crumbling.
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3 Kings bring glee to children
By ANGELA RUCKER, Courier-Post Staff CAMDEN — Six-year-old Danny Dombkowski paused briefly — very briefly — after scooting out of the McGuire Gardens Community Center with his arms wrapped around a box filled with toy cars and other contraptions.
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Camden files for bankruptcy
Action brings showdown with state over aid By HAROLD T. NEDO, Courier Post Staff Camden Saying the city would run out of money in two weeks, Camden officials filed for bankruptcy protection Monday in a showdown with the state over financial aid.
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Letter to Camden Residents
Mayor Milton Milan's 1998 letter to Camden residents reports a decline in crime, community policing, a Code Enforcement Task Force, the board-up and demolition of vacant houses and the city's recreation programs, and announces the 1998 slogan "Experience the Rebirth-I Believe."