http://www.lifenetradio.org/index.htm en-us Public Domain Covering Poverty Widely In A Net Of Many Voices Retiarius "Ret Z" Zogreso Life-Net News and Radio aims to raise awareness, concern, and action against poverty: an anti-poverty newsletter, radio show, distribution list, and Website, with editorial neutrality and contributor diversity. Life-Net News and Radio aims to raise awareness, concern, and action against poverty: an anti-poverty newsletter, radio show, distribution list, and Website, with editorial neutrality and contributor diversity. poverty, poverty radio, anti-poverty, independent media, hunger, homelessness, protests, social action, news headlines, social commentary, economic development Retiarius Zogreso lifenetradio@broadcast.net Retiarius "Ret Z" Zogreso A News Conference On Admiral Wilson Boulevard, US Route 30, in Camden NJ, the old Sears building stands as a monument to the early days of department stores. Formally listed as a historic place, the building is a landmark on the daily commute of drivers to and from Philadelphia. And it is set to be eminent-domained and demolished by its neighbor Campbell's Soup. A group of Camden resident-activists called Camden United held a news conference there recently. They want to see the building preserved and redeveloped. We have the core of the conference right here, four speakers, the keynote being locally famous activist Frank Fulbrook. http://www.lifenetradio.org/show541.mp3 Sat, Aug 21, 2010 18:28 Sears building in Camden NJ, Frank Fulbrook, Camden United, George Norcross III, eminent domain abuse, boycott, Campbell's Soup, Campbell Soup, Mary Cortes, Tony Merlino, Life-Net Radio podcast