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Historian worried Black history artifacts may be lost when homebuilder clears Mount Laurel land.

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Historian Paul W. Schopp told the Mount Laurel Planning Board last week that he was concerned that a proposed residential development could destroy bits of Black history buried in the
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Historian worried Black history artifacts may be lost when homebuilder clears Mount Laurel land.

Historian Paul W. Schopp told the Mount Laurel Planning Board last week that he was concerned that a proposed residential development could destroy bits of Black history buried in the

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70and73 broke the news in on Tuesday, January 20, 2026.
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