Housing renewal is cleared by court

A $100 million plan to raze hundreds of apartments to make way for new housing in Lindenwold got a boost yesterday when a state judge rejected a challenge to the borough's designation of a redevelopment zone.

[PINES TENANT FOR 14 YRS]

WHERE ARE WE TO GO ? CREDIT IS NO SO FAIR , CHILDREN IN HIGH SCHOOL, WHO LOVE THEIR SCHOOL - WE ARE LOVE OUR TOWN AND WE ARE GOOD PEOPLE. IS IT FAIR TO UP-ROOT GOOD CITIZENS? SO THIS MEANS MY CHILD WHO LOVES HER SCHOOL AND HAS PLANS CAN NOT GRADUATE AT LINDENWOLD HIGH SCHOOL ? NOT ALL OF US WHO LIVE AT THE PINES ARE BAD & LOW CLASS PEOPLE. I WANT TO STAY HERE AT LEAST 3 MORE YEARS.

[Lindenwold homeowner]

tha amount of danger that faces our children from the undesirable element that these apartments draw would make me want to keep my child safe not worry about what high school that they graduate from!!!! and if you are a good tenant you have nothing to worry about they will probably relocate you in town.