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Impromptu camp helping parents deal with closed schools in Somers Point and Northfield

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Joey Palaia, left, 7, and Drew Latz, 9, both of Northfield, look at iguanas in the nature room Monday during a camp at the Jewish Community Center in Margate.

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Trainer Gabriel Arnold works with Jack Palaia, 8, of Northfield, on the rock wall Monday at the Milton & Betty Katz Jewish Community Center in Margate during a camp provided to children in school districts affected by mold.

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JCCC Trainer Gabriel Arnold works with children on the rock wall. Monday September 10 2012 JCCC in Margate begins a day camp for children whose school's start date has been delayed by recent mold problems. (The Press of Atlantic City / Ben Fogletto)

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Eric Ingram, 7, of Northfield talks with his father, Darrell. Monday September 10 2012 JCCC in Margate begins a day camp for children whose school's start date has been delayed by recent mold problems. (The Press of Atlantic City / Ben Fogletto)

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Eric Ingram, 7, of Northfield and his father, Darrell talk with JCCC employees at the end of the day. Monday September 10 2012 JCCC in Margate begins a day camp for children whose school's start date has been delayed by recent mold problems. (The Press of Atlantic City / Ben Fogletto)

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Eric Ingram, 7, of Northfield on the rock wall. Monday September 10 2012 JCCC in Margate begins a day camp for children whose school's start date has been delayed by recent mold problems. (The Press of Atlantic City / Ben Fogletto)

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