Two Dead in Philadelphia Saturday Shootings

PHILADELPHIA CRIME

PHILADELPHIA, PA (October 25, 2026) — Two men died in separate shooting incidents in Philadelphia on Saturday, according to police. Investigators are also examining a police-involved shooting that resulted in the death of an armed man, while a third shooting victim survived and was listed in stable condition.

According to shorenewsnetwork.com Philadelphia Police said officers responded to the 1600 block of Kinsey Street at approximately 7:09 a.m. after reports of a shooting. An adult male suffering from gunshot wounds was transported to Temple University Hospital, where he was pronounced dead at 7:33 a.m. No arrests had been announced, and the Homicide Unit

In a separate incident on the 5100 block of Funston Street, officers responded to a 911 call reporting an armed man in the roadway. Police said responding officers discharged their weapons, striking the man multiple times. He was taken to Penn Presbyterian Medical Center and later pronounced dead. The police shooting remains under investigation.

Authorities also reported that a man wounded in a shooting on the 11000 block of Rennard Street was transported to Jefferson Torresdale Hospital and was listed in stable condition. No arrests have been made in that case.

All three incidents remain under active investigation by Philadelphia police.

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Vehicle Hits Light Pole at Gloucester City Marina Parking Lot

Traffic Accident

GLOUCESTER CITY, NJ — A vehicle struck a light pole in the parking lot of the Gloucester City Marina, located at King Street and Jersey Avenue, on Sunday, October 25, 2026.

Emergency responders were dispatched to the scene to assess the accident and ensure public safety. The extent of any injuries was not immediately known. The vehicle sustained damage, and the impact also damaged the parking lot light pole.

Traffic in the immediate area was minimally affected while authorities investigated the incident and arranged for the removal of the vehicle. The cause of the crash has not yet been released.

The Gloucester City Marina is a city-owned facility located along the Delaware River. [cityofgloucester.org]

Authorities have not released additional details as of this report.

This story will be updated as more information becomes available.

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CNBNews Archives: The Cleary’s of Camden City, NJ

(RELEASED in the 1980’s)

THE CLEARYS OF CAMDEN

201:JAMES FRANCIS CLEARY, (John200, James1) was born on February 10, 1863, in Camden, New Jersey.. (1863-1924); He died August 13, 1924, at 555 Pine Street in Camden, New Jersey of organic heart disease. James was interred on August 18, 1924, at Calvary Cemetery in Cherry Hill, New Jersey. The directories of Camden list him at various addresses between 1883 and 1892 near Pine Street, where his parents lived. After the death of his mother, Mary, he was left with lifetime tenancy in a house at 705 South Sixth Street. His occupation changed from laborer to collector to driver for Burnett and Betts, then to work in “wine and liquors” in 1892. From 1893 through 1897, he appears to have been in business for himself with a partner named Corbett. From 1898 through 1905, he lived at 225 Pine Street and was listed as a “bottler.”

His niece, Agnes (Cleary) Weatherby, remembers that he had a ‘soda fountain’ during the early 1920s. A news account in the Camden Daily Courier on Thursday, August 14, 1924, under the headline JAMES CLEARY DIES SUDDENLY, SOUTH CAMDEN MAN DROPS DEAD WHILE SERVING MAN IN STORE,

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Rowan Field Hockey Defeats TCNJ

GLASSBORO, NJ – Sydney Kowalczyk scored two goals, as #10 Rowan turned in a strong third quarter to defeat #24 TCNJ, 4-1, in a battle for first place in the NJAC field hockey standings. The Profs have now won 13 consecutive games and are 13-3 on the season, and 5-0 in the conference.

TCNJ (9-4; 4-1) took a 1-0 lead with 3:34 remaining in the first quarter, but once the second quarter began, the Profs and Kowalczyk took over.

The sophomore she received a pass at the 25-yard line, dribbled, spun and shot it into the left side from 11 yards out at 28:00 to tie the game.

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East Passyunk Festival Returns Halloween Day

Philadelphia, PA – South Philadelphia’s largest and oldest Halloween tradition is back! Nice Things Handmade, in partnership with the East Passyunk Avenue Business Improvement District, announces the return of East Passyunk Fall Fest on Saturday, October 31, 2026, from 11:00am to 4:00pm. This all-ages, all-day celebration will close East Passyunk Avenue to traffic from Morris to Dickinson Streets, centering around the iconic Singing Fountain, with additional festivities extending up to Mifflin Triangle, The Gateway, and Broad Street.

Celebrate all things autumn and make it a spooky Saturday with 110+ artists, makers, vintage vendors, Avenue businesses and community groups line the Avenue alongside live music, pop-up activations, Hocus Pocus outdoor screening, trick-or-treating for kids, seasonal food and drinks, live music, pumpkin carving, a dog costume contest, and make-and-take craft stations. Don’t miss the special Halloween-inspired pop-up by the Drunken Knit Wits and South Philly Yarn, bringing extra handmade magic to the day. The festival is no charge to attend and rain or shine, with food, drinks, shopping, and select activities pay-as-you-go. Fido-friendly and full of neighborhood spirit – this South Philly tradition is one you won’t want to miss. For more info, follow @nicethingshandmade and @eastpassyunk on social media, plus visit visiteastpassyunk.com/events/

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Lace up for the Cooper Norcross Run the Bridge

Sunday, November 1st – Register Now!

Get ready to lace up and join us at the 2026 Cooper Norcross Run the Bridge, presented by AmeriHealth! Race toward the finish line, go at your own pace, or simply soak up the views and energy along the way. There’s a place for everyone at this iconic event. Looking for a shorter adventure? The 2-mile walk is the perfect way to join the fun without the full-distance commitment. Can’t make it to the bridge in person? You can still be part of the action with virtual 10K and 2-mile walk options.

Lock in your spot now and cross the Benjamin Franklin Bridge with us on Sunday, November1st, all in support of The Larc Norcross School. To register, Click Here.

Bally’s Atlantic City Casino Resort Announces November Events

Bally’s Atlantic City is a stunning oceanfront resort overlooking the Atlantic City beach and Boardwalk. The newly renovated property features more than 1,100 guest rooms, including remodeled suites and penthouse-style accommodations. The casino floor spans 83,000 square feet of thrilling gaming space, including more than 1,100 slot machines featuring the latest in gaming technology and more than 80 table games; and a state-of-the-art sports wagering experience at Bally Bet Sportsbook.

Bally’s dining options span casual with quick-service dining outlets to elevated sit-down dining experiences at Park Place Prime and Macau Kitchen. Open seasonally, Bally’s Beach Bar serves cocktails and food just steps from the sand, with live music from top DJs and bands. On-site amenities include a spa, boutique gift shop, indoor heated pool, fitness center and more than 100,000 square feet of meeting and banquet space, including 53,337 square feet of exhibit space. Valet and self-parking are available for guest convenience.

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Alzheimer’s Patients Deserve Answers Sooner

By Kenneth E. Thorpe

Nearly half of American voters have a loved one who has been diagnosed with Alzheimer’s. And Alzheimer’s will touch even more families in the years ahead, as the number of Americans living with the fatal disease nearly doubles by 2050.

Thankfully, scientists are developing new tools to help diagnose and manage Alzheimer’s. Among the most promising are blood tests that could help millions of Americans receive diagnoses earlier — so they can start treatment sooner.

But it’s not enough for these tools to exist. Patients need access to these promising tests as soon as they’re approved. For that to happen, Congress will need to pass legislation ensuring Medicare can cover new screening tests — and cut the red tape that currently risks preventing Alzheimer’s patients from getting the care they need.

A bipartisan bill, the Alzheimer’s Screening and Prevention (ASAP) Act, would do precisely that. The bill offers lawmakers an opportunity to remove a barrier standing between patients and earlier diagnosis, potentially allowing patients to get valuable time back.
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Resorts Casino Hotel Will Light Up the Holiday Season

The Holiday Season is on its way and Resorts Casino Hotel is set to transform into the ultimate festive destination.

Candy Cane Lounge Pop-Up Bar Returns!
Opening Wednesday, November 6 | Bar One

Get ready for some holiday cheer at AC’s favorite seasonal pop-up bar! The Candy Cane Lounge is coming to Resorts with a new Twist. Our “Present Situation” edition of this popular holiday Pop-Up will be filled to the brim with gifts of the season, including holiday-themed cocktails, music, dancing and decor. Whether you’re looking for a place to celebrate with friends or simply want to soak up the holiday cheer, the Candy Cane Lounge – Present Situation is the perfect spot.

In addition to the delicious drinks, the bar will feature festive decor and live entertainment! Look for performances by holiday characters around Resorts every weekend in December. Come on down and get into the spirit of the season. Visit Candy Cane Lounge – Present Situation | Holiday Pop-Up Bar – Resorts Atlantic City.

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Rowan Men’s Soccer Rallies to Stay Unbeaten

GALLOWAY, NJ – Two goals in the final 30 minutes, by Greg Ferreira and Christian McGillen, powered the second-ranked Rowan men’s soccer team past Stockton, 2-1, on Wednesday night. With the win, Rowan remains unbeaten with an 11-0-3 mark, and a 5-0-2 conference record.

The game was tied, 0-0, at halftime, but Stockton’s Aiden Hoenisch scored 39 seconds into the second half, giving the Ospreys a 1-0 lead.

Fifteen minutes later, in the 61st minute, Korey Philpot threw the ball in towards the box. It was bobbled around, flicked towards the net by Evan Vilaboy, and knocked in by Ferreira on a rebound effort. It’s Ferreira’s third career goal, and second in the last two games. Vilaboy was credited with the assist.

With the game tied, 1-1, McGillen had a shot from 20 yards out that found the top right corner of the goal, giving Rowan a 2-1 lead with 13:21 remaining. It was the first gamewinner of the year for the senior.

Rowan keeper Mike Moore saw three shots on goal through the contest, making two saves, while the Profs had 11 total shots, with seven on goal.

The Profs will head to Rutgers-Newark on Saturday at 3 p.m. before returning home to host Rutgers-Camden on October 28.