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Skip to main content On Thursday, December 8th the following parking restrictions will be in effect to accommodate the Winter Wonderland Parade along Monmouth St. No Parking (3:00pm – 10:00pm) Both sides of King St. from Hudson St. to Monmouth St. Both sides of Monmouth St. from King St. to Johnson Blvd. “No Parking” signs will be posted in advance. We appreciate everyone’s cooperation. : Read more →

Skip to main content On Thursday, December 8th the following parking restrictions will be in effect to accommodate the Winter Wonderland Parade along Monmouth St. No Parking (3:00pm – 10:00pm) Both sides of King St. from Hudson St. to Monmouth St. Both sides of Monmouth St. from King St. to Johnson Blvd. “No Parking” signs will be posted in advance. We appreciate everyone’s cooperation. : Read more →

From the desk of Vincent J. Troiola, American Legion National Commander December 7 is often remembered as a day of infamy. I prefer to think of it as a day of bravery. Sixteen Medals of Honor were later awarded for actions taken in and around the Hawaiian Islands that day. Fifty-one Navy Crosses, 53 Silver Stars, four Navy and Marine Corps Medals, four Distinguished Service Crosses, a Distinguished Flying Cross and three Bronze Stars were also awarded to Americans for their actions during the attack. Countless other heroic acts occurred without the valor officially recognized. The captain of the USS Arizona, Franklin Van Valkenburgh, was posthumously awarded the Medal of Honor for gallantly defending his ship until he was killed by a direct bomb hit. In 2017 his grandson, Charles Van Valkenburgh, told The American Legion, “Stay vigilant because it only takes moments for an aggressor to change the world... Read more →

MEDFORD, NJ (CNBNewsnet)--Ronald W. Rudomin passed away peacefully on May 5, 2022, at his residence with his wife and sister-in-law by his side. Born in Camden to Walter and Helen Rudomin, Ron was 77 years old. He was the beloved husband of almost 43 years to Sally M. (nee Bagin) Rudomin. Brother of Kenneth (Elizabeth) Rudomin and Deborah Rudomin (Fred Wolczowski). Also loved by his sisters-in-law Chris Aron (Bob), Barb Paolini (Louie), Lynn Snyder (Tom), and five nieces and nephews. Ron was a resident of Medford for almost two years and previously resided in Mt. Laurel for over 42 years. He spent 15 wonderful years at his Cape May shore house as well. He was an accountant employed at Baker Tilly in Philadelphia for several years. Ron enjoyed reading, was always interested in politics and the economy, and was an avid sports fan, baseball being his favorite. Funeral arrangements under... Read more →

By Keith Lockwood, Fisheries Biologist Maryland Department of Natural Resources. The Maryland Chesapeake Bay striped bass season closes at the end of the day on Saturday, December 10, after which striped bass fishing in the Bay and its tributaries will be limited to catch and release. The main stem of the tidal Potomac River will be open to striped bass fishing until December 31, with a two-fish-per-day limit if the fish measure over 20 inches. Fishing in the state waters of the Atlantic Ocean and Coastal Bays remains open, with a 28-inch minimum. A wide range of other opportunities continues, including catfish, freshwater species, and additional trout stocking in December. Forecast Summary: December 7 – December 13: Maryland can expect unstable weather conditions this week with a chance of rain Wednesday, Saturday, Monday, and Tuesday. Expect windy conditions Wednesday and Thursday with 15-20 knot winds and higher gusts. Chesapeake Bay... Read more →

If you want to see improvements then you've got to put in the time (image source Unsplash.com) Whether you consider yourself something of a genius already or are just hoping to dust off the cobwebs a little, playing a game that encourages your brain to really think is never a bad thing. Games can be a great way to get that grey matter moving because we actually want to play them. We know that tasks like learning a language or completing a mathematics degree are going to be good for our brains, but they require a whole lot more willpower to achieve. Games on the other hand are innately fun and can still provide us with some much-needed brain-boosting power. So, if you're looking for a mental workout, these are our favorites. Wordle Wordle is a word game that's absolutely taken the world by storm lately. The New York Times... Read more →

UVALDE, TV and ALTON, IL — December 6, 2022—In 1992 one American family had the idea to go to Arlington National Cemetery and honor the men and women who served this country with traditional veterans wreaths. This was a kind, quiet gesture that continued until 2005 when a reporter released a photo of graves covered in snow with fresh balsam veterans wreaths honoring every stone in sight. This gesture sparked a movement that became known as Wreaths Across America Day (December 17th this year.) Since that time, thousands of volunteer groups diligently work to honor interred veterans in their community. However, understandably, one community in Uvalde, TX has other priorities this year. “Last year, we were able to get all graves covered (at Hillcrest Cemetery),” said Melissa Federspill of the Uvalde Leader News. “This year, with the school shooting, there was too much going on to try to push for... Read more →

MAPLE SHADE, NJ (December 8, 2022)(CNBNewsnet)--On Monday, Nov. 14 at 8:55 PM, the Maple Shade Police Department was dispatched to the area of Washington Drive in the Fox Meadow Apartment Complex for the report of shots fired. Upon arrival, nine (9) 9mm shell casings were located in the area of Building 35 on Washington Drive. There were no shooting victims found in the area and it didn’t appear the shots were fired at anything in particular. With the assistance of available video surveillance, officers were able to determine that a male exited an apartment unit on Washington Drive and seconds later nine (9) shots were heard being fired, no other individuals were observed in the area of the shooting at the time of the incident. The male is then seen walking to the parking lot of Washington Drive entering a vehicle and leaving the complex. Further investigation identified the male... Read more →

Bracelets are an excellent way to make a statement about who you are and what you stand for. They can make a simple outfit go from drab to fabulous or help create an authentic style from the ground up. Metal bracelets look more expensive than their faux counterparts but also come at a higher price. If you're on a budget, bezel-set stones like turquoise or labradorite will give you an equally chic look without draining your bank account. Here are some tips to help you choose the right stack for your aesthetic. Choose your style: Do you prefer wearing bracelet stacks on your wrist or around the neck? If you opt for the latter, get a length that fits snugly, not too tight and loose. You also want your piece to lay flush over your skin without leaving any noticeable gaps or open links swinging around. Finally, pay attention to... Read more →

CAMDEN CITY, N.J. – December 5, 2022 – Today, New Jersey American Water celebrated its recent $2.5 million investment in the Delaware River Regional Water Treatment Plant. Treatment process upgrades, including the installation of Advanced Oxidation Processes (AOP) to properly treat 1,4-dioxane, a soon-to-be regulated compound found in the source water. In February 2020, routine New Jersey American Water testing in the Delaware River led to the discovery of 1,4-dioxane, an unregulated synthetic chemical. While 1,4-dioxane is unlikely to pose an acute health risk in the detected amount, it was not previously found in the river. The discovery prompted New Jersey American Water, in consultation with the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection (NJDEP), the Delaware River Basin Commission, and other agencies, to conduct additional sampling to determine potential compound sources and inform an appropriate response. New Jersey American Water also initiated a treatment design plan for the Delaware River... Read more →