How Does Hair Restoration Work? Surgery, Costs, and Results

Hair restoration moves healthy hair follicles from areas with strong growth to thinning or bald areas of the scalp. If you’re wondering how hair restoration works, surgeons collect hair grafts and place them where you need more coverage.

These follicles settle into their new location and begin producing hair over several months. The goal is to restore hair density and create a natural hairline. Results depend on your hair loss pattern, donor supply, and surgical technique.

An evaluation with a hair restoration specialist, such as Dr. Ross Kopelman, can help determine which surgical approach is appropriate based on your hair loss pattern, donor hair availability, and long-term goals.

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How Much Is a Generac Generator? Full Price and Cost Guide

A Generac generator typically costs between $3,700 and $8,200 before installation. If you’re wondering how much a Generac generator is, the total installed price usually ranges from $8,000 to $16,000.

Larger systems or homes that need major electrical work may cost over $20,000. Your final price depends on generator size, labor, fuel connections, and your home’s power needs. Understanding these costs can help you choose a system that fits your budget.

Before choosing a generator, it’s worth consulting an experienced electrical contractor. Companies like Grounded Electric can help homeowners evaluate their electrical systems and determine what is needed for a safe generator installation.

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DOWN THE SHORE: Anglesea Resident Suffered Severe Burns

WILDWOOD, NJ (November 4, 2026)(CNBNews)Just before shift change for D and C Platoons this morning at 07:47 hours, the 1st alarm assignment was transmitted for a Dwelling Fire in the 300 block of West Marina Ct. in the Anglesea section of North Wildwood.

Companies arrived quickly and found a working fire in a first floor, middle of the row condo unit, of a 2-story multi-family dwelling. The occupant of the unit was able to escape, but suffered significant burn injuries and was transported via Jeffstat MedEvac helicopter to Thomas Jefferson University Hospital in Philadelphia.

The fire was quickly knocked down and confined to the unit of origin. There were no other injuries to civilians or firefighters. Companies operated on scene for approximately 2 hours. The fire remains under investigation. (Wildwood Fire Dept)

Maryland Fishing Report – Nov.4

Maryland Fishing Report is written and compiled by Keith Lockwood

Cleary’s Hunting & Fishing News

Franklin Roloson was out fishing on Liberty Reservoir on Halloween and no tricks were experienced, just a wonderful treat in the form of this 17-inch crappie. Photo courtesy of Franklin Roloson

The calendar says November, but Maryland is still experiencing some mild weather – all the better to enjoy fishing surrounded by beautiful fall colors.

Forecast Summary: November 4 – November 10

Main Bay surface and river mouth water temperatures are holding in the low 60s. Temperatures in smaller rivers and streams are hovering in the low to mid 50s. Currently there is adequate oxygen in most Bay bottom waters. Due to the continued dry conditions, Bay salinities are running higher than normal throughout Maryland waters.

Expect average flows for most Maryland rivers and streams. Expect average clarity for most Maryland portions of the Bay and rivers. To see the latest water clarity conditions on NOAA satellite maps, check Eyes on the Bay Satellite Maps. There will be above average tidal currents Thursday through the rest of the week because of the new moon on November 9.

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Lindenwold Man Charged in Shooting Outside Brooklawn Bar

Brooklawn, NJ – A Lindenwold man has been arrested and charged in reference to a shooting that injured a man outside a Brooklawn bar on Saturday, reported Camden County Prosecutor Grace C. MacAulay and Brooklawn Police Chief Michael Brewster.

Daejuan Sanders, 27, is charged with 1st-degree Attempted Murder, 2nd-degree Aggravated Assault, 2nd-degree Possession of a Weapon for an Unlawful Purpose, and 3rd-degree Aggravated Assault by Pointing a Firearm.

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Gwen Stefani at the Borgata November 20th

Three-time GRAMMY® Award winner Gwen Stefani brings her powerhouse vocals, iconic style and unforgettable hits to Borgata Event Center on November 20 at 8 p.m.

From her groundbreaking work as the frontwoman of No Doubt to her success as a multi-platinum solo artist, Stefani has cemented her status as a trend-setting music and fashion icon. With more than 100 million track units sold worldwide and hits including “Hollaback Girl,” “Rich Girl” and “What You Waiting For?,” her career spans decades of chart-topping music and memorable performances. Don’t miss your chance to see this legendary performer live in Atlantic City.

Delaware Residents Invited to Share PFAS Concerns at Nov. 18 Virtual Listening Session

Delaware residents are invited to share their concerns, experiences and recommendations about per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) during a virtual public listening session at 5 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 18.

PFAS are a group of human-made chemicals used since the 1940s in products such as nonstick cookware, stain-resistant fabrics and some firefighting foams. They break down very slowly and can accumulate in people and the environment. Exposure to some PFAS has been linked to health problems.

The session will provide an opportunity for community members to offer feedback on Delaware’s PFAS Strategic Framework and Implementation Plan, which outlines the state’s efforts to address PFAS contamination, reduce exposure and protect public health. Participants are encouraged to review both published plans, available at de.gov/pfas, ahead of the session to help inform their questions, comments and recommendations.

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Park Place Prime Atlantic City Unveils 3-Course Fall Harvest Menu

Fall flavors have taken center stage at Park Place Prime. Bally’s Atlantic City‘s contemporary steakhouse has introduced a three-course Fall Harvest menu featuring seasonal ingredients and classic steakhouse favorites, priced at $55 per person.
The prix fixe Fall Harvest menu begins with a choice of starter: cherry pepper crispy shrimp with grilled lemon and Calabrian chili aioli; or classic Caesar salad with hearts of romaine, crispy capers, Pecorino Romano, Grana Padano, white anchovy and brioche croutons.

Entrée selections include English-cut boneless prime rib served with natural jus, smashed potatoes and creamy horseradish sauce; salmon Romano with artichoke hearts, capers, sun-dried tomatoes, lemon butter and sautéed spinach; roasted chicken with rosemary jus lié, mashed potatoes and grilled asparagus; or flat iron steak with garlic-dusted fries and demi-glace.

For dessert, guests choose between the restaurant’s namesake Park Place Mint Pie or seasonal cheesecake.

Two cocktails are available to pair with the meal: the Blueberry Lemon Drop, made with Grey Goose Le Citron vodka, Cointreau, local blueberries, lavender and lemon, priced at $16; and the Prime Manhattan, made with Michter’s rye, Longbranch bourbon, house vermouth, black walnut bitters and orange bitters, priced at $18.

Park Place Prime is open from 5 to 9 p.m. Sunday, Monday and Thursday; and from 5 to 10 p.m. on Friday and Saturday. For more information or to make a reservation, visit casinos.ballys.com/atlantic-city.

Rowan Women’s Soccer Lands Three Marquee Awards

PITMAN, NJ — Sara Wiedeman, MaKala Baker, and head coach Scott Leacott and his staff earned marquee awards in representing eight Profs on the 2026 New Jersey Athletic Conference Women’s Soccer All-Conference Teams.

Wiedeman was named the 2026 NJAC Offensive Player of the Year while Baker was touted as the 2026 NJAC Defensive Player of the Year. Leacott and assistant coaches Veronica Rhea, Shelby Money, and Jeff Zoyac were selected the 2026 NJAC Joe Russo Coaching Staff of the Year.

Wiedeman, Baker and Raven Davies earned first-team honors with Bella Moore, Cailey Bozinis, and Hannah Ferris selected to the second team. Riley Fortna and Enya Carthy scored honorable mention honors as well.

This is the third year in a row for Wiedeman and second for Baker in earning all-conference accolades. Leacott picked up the fourth top coaching honor and first since 2015.

Through 14 regular-season games, Wiedeman leads the NJAC in points (39), assists (13), and is tied for the league lead with 13 goals. The senior’s 2.79 points per game has her ranked fourth in all of Division III.

Baker, Davies, Fortna, and Carthy highlight a backline that has yielded just three goals all season. Carthy boasts a 0.23 goals against average (which is ranked third in DIII) with seven overall shutouts and 11 team clean sheets.

Moore is second on the squad with seven goals while Bozinis and Ferris have combined for seven tallies.

#3 Rowan, who secured a perfect regular season for the first time in program history (14-0), will begin postseason play on Wednesday against Stockton in an NJAC Tournament Semifinal. The top-seeded Profs with a win will host the NJAC Championship on Saturday.

HOME COUNTRY: The names may be g goofy, but seldom boring…

All land developers really have to do to name all the new streets in a sagebrush subdivision is to leave the naming up to the local kids. The names may be g goofy, but seldom boring.

Such was the case with Fonster Fench. From the outside, she looked just like any other small stray cat that a young girl might rescue and bring home. But when my kid named her Fonster Fench, I had to ask why.

“Well,” she said, “you can see her name’s Fonster, right? And she has this … fenchiness about her.”

The Fench part transmogrified into a verb over the next few weeks, until Fonster was known to cavort in a fenchlike manner. This became “fenching,” to the neighborhood kids, who would practice fenching on their own around the yard until they had it perfected.