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Hundreds of Burlington County farm acres were to become housing. Here's how that didn't happen.

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If not for a court battle, the 285-acre Van Wagoner family farm in Springfield, Burlington County, would have been turned into a large housing development.
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Hundreds of Burlington County farm acres were to become housing. Here's how that didn't happen.

If not for a court battle, the 285-acre Van Wagoner family farm in Springfield, Burlington County, would have been turned into a large housing development.

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70and73 broke the news in on Thursday, October 23, 2025.
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