In this video we go on a tour of Cherry Hill, New Jersey by land and by air! We talk with some of the local residents and learn what life is like in the township.
Unfortunately, another commenter is correct. Many of those quaint shots were other towns entirely, Haddonfield or Haddon Heights. Shameful! Reality would be scores of strip malls.
I've traveled to every state on the east coast of our country, and they ALMOST ALL had strip malls. Haha. Maybe you don't travel or you had your eyes closed.
Are used to live in Cherry Hill but now I moved to Florence South Carolina but I still miss it I don’t really like it down here but New Jersey is the best place to live
Chapel Avenue's two-mile avenue of continuous rows of blossoming years were seemingly overlooked in this video presented to show the fine attributes of Cherry Hill. This unique avenue of beautiful blossoming cherry trees only purpose is to annually call on the diverse community to join together to celebrate the fine attributes of the Township of Cherry Hill. It was a forty-five year effort to realize it! Many thanks go to the Cherry Hill Fire fighters and war veterans who planted cherry trees every year. Over 1500 cherry trees were planted! Also many varied community activities -such as twenty years of cherry blossoms parades were presented to the townspeople of Cherry Hill. Our website below! www.cherryblossomsincherryhillnj.yolasite.com
Joseph G. Zanghi It would have been great to see the trees blooming. This video was focused on telling stories of the community and it sounds like the cherry trees have a great story behind them but no one we interviewed talked about them so we didn’t know. Too bad we couldn’t have found you!
Thank you for your considerate response to let me know why the two-mile avenue of continuous rows of cherry trees and its surrounding activities were not mentioned in your Hometown Highlight video! Definitely an oversight by Cherry Hill's Mayor Cahn and others who did not mention this idealistic effort of 45 years to unify the diverse community of Cherry Hill through the planting of cherry trees throughout the Township of Cherry Hill. Thank you very much in promoting the fine attributes of Cherry Hill.
Went to school with the mayor; East class of 1973. I have no idea what they are showing you, but the vast majority are NOT Cherry Hill shots. My family had a home in Charleston Riding 1968-2009, and believe me when I tell you it is now a fortress for 1%ers and the rich. We were upper middle class, not wealthy, but there is no way we could afford to live there now. I went back ONCE and was horrified to see the striation of haves-vs-have-nots. Cherry Hill is lovely if you are making at least $800,000 a year. Otherwise? Be prepared to be nothing more than a servant to the rich, and plan for a commute. There are better places to live.
Geez Corbie. 1972 through the class of CHHSE 1987. Left in 2009. Plenty of the 99% homes available. Pull Leonid Brezhnev or Obama out of your end trails.
depends. my neighborhood is pretty safe. I wouldn't be afraid to walk around at night. the houses are pretty big and the schools won some national blue ribbon award or something. "On the east side, there is more expensive housing in the neighborhoods surrounding Cherry Hill High School East. The town is safe, with very few violent crimes and hardly any racism around. Although the town itself is pretty average, the public schools leave much to be desired."
@@vincentsiuta8778 The reason why I asked because I'm planning to move to South Jersey I don't know much about South Jersey I will appreciate it good neighborhood houses lnfomation, I got family in Pennsauken is ok I start learning about the neighborhoods in the south Jersey I love the mall in cherry Hill😁
so touching for an excellent video
Unfortunately, another commenter is correct. Many of those quaint shots were other towns entirely, Haddonfield or Haddon Heights. Shameful! Reality would be scores of strip malls.
I've traveled to every state on the east coast of our country, and they ALMOST ALL had strip malls. Haha. Maybe you don't travel or you had your eyes closed.
@@louistortu7898 yup, Jersey taught the USA well!
Beautiful and Nice Place to Live , I can live at Cherry Hill 100years . Pennsauken , Maple Shade also
Lol great toenail work thanks
Cherry Hill Township used to be so good.
What happened?
What happend? I still live there and I don’t see a problem?
Cherry hill is safe?
@@PR_GTR yes it’s pretty safe, still ocasional crime but there’s no fear of anything happening
Are used to live in Cherry Hill but now I moved to Florence South Carolina but I still miss it I don’t really like it down here but New Jersey is the best place to live
Chapel Avenue's two-mile avenue of continuous rows of blossoming years were seemingly overlooked in this video presented to show the fine attributes of Cherry Hill.
This unique avenue of beautiful blossoming cherry trees only purpose is to annually call on the diverse community to join together to celebrate the fine attributes of the Township of Cherry Hill. It was a forty-five year effort to realize it! Many thanks go to the Cherry Hill Fire fighters and war veterans who planted cherry trees every year. Over 1500 cherry trees were planted! Also many varied community activities -such as twenty years of cherry blossoms parades were presented to the townspeople of Cherry Hill. Our website below!
www.cherryblossomsincherryhillnj.yolasite.com
Joseph G. Zanghi It would have been great to see the trees blooming. This video was focused on telling stories of the community and it sounds like the cherry trees have a great story behind them but no one we interviewed talked about them so we didn’t know. Too bad we couldn’t have found you!
Thank you for your considerate response to let me know why the two-mile avenue of continuous rows of cherry trees and its surrounding activities were not mentioned in your Hometown Highlight video!
Definitely an oversight by Cherry Hill's Mayor Cahn and others who did not mention this idealistic effort of 45 years to unify the diverse community of Cherry Hill through the planting of cherry trees throughout the Township of Cherry Hill.
Thank you very much in promoting the fine attributes of Cherry Hill.
I was a volunteer way back when with Tom Kolbe..
The year I turned 18 was the year they went from volunteer to paid I was so disappointed lol
Ben fero ⚜️
hometown of the first indian American wrestler in history pancakes 😊
More like Chocolate Hill now, for obvious reasons.
Went to school with the mayor; East class of 1973. I have no idea what they are showing you, but the vast majority are NOT Cherry Hill shots. My family had a home in Charleston Riding 1968-2009, and believe me when I tell you it is now a fortress for 1%ers and the rich. We were upper middle class, not wealthy, but there is no way we could afford to live there now. I went back ONCE and was horrified to see the striation of haves-vs-have-nots. Cherry Hill is lovely if you are making at least $800,000 a year. Otherwise? Be prepared to be nothing more than a servant to the rich, and plan for a commute.
There are better places to live.
Geez Corbie. 1972 through the class of CHHSE 1987. Left in 2009. Plenty of the 99% homes available. Pull Leonid Brezhnev or Obama out of your end trails.
Eeek. Trying not to throw up seeing 15 seconds of your "medium" video. Fraud!
bro you have no idea what you’re talking about. plenty of families have nice homes and make like 100k. it’s nice
Couldn't be more incorrect.
i’m friends w the mayors daughter💀
that where I live
Lise Liu same
Same same
Same
Is it safe and good to life there?
@@kikimc42 yes. its a bunch of white ppl and karens. but i don't recommend it school-wise. teachers are rude and don't rlly care about students.
Cherry hill is safe?
depends. my neighborhood is pretty safe. I wouldn't be afraid to walk around at night. the houses are pretty big and the schools won some national blue ribbon award or something. "On the east side, there is more expensive housing in the neighborhoods surrounding Cherry Hill High School East. The town is safe, with very few violent crimes and hardly any racism around. Although the town itself is pretty average, the public schools leave much to be desired."
@@vincentsiuta8778 Thank you for the information ❤🙏🏼
@@vincentsiuta8778 The reason why I asked because I'm planning to move to South Jersey I don't know much about South Jersey I will appreciate it good neighborhood houses lnfomation, I got family in Pennsauken is ok I start learning about the neighborhoods in the south Jersey I love the mall in cherry Hill😁
its a bunch of white ppl and karens. but i don't recommend it school-wise. teachers are rude and don't rlly care about students.
@@PR_GTR The schools are wonderful, in the top quarter in the nation.
"Cherry Hill" shows Haddonfield...
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Cherry hill dosent look nice
its a bunch of white ppl and karens. but i don't recommend it school-wise. teachers are rude and don't rlly care about students.
Rude