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GET YOUR 2025 LICENSE! 2025 hunting and fishing licenses are on sale now! So don’t get caught fishing or hunting without your license in the New Year. The 2024 Permit Shotgun and Permit Muzzleloader deer seasons remain open in many zones and extend into 2025. Winter Bow opens in all zones on Wednesday, January 1, 2025. A 2025 license is required for these continuing permit firearm seasons and winter bow, so get yours now! Fishing License Information Hunting License Information Purchase Your 2025 License Online Find a License Agent Read more →

A good business strategy, a great marketing team, and an exciting vision are not enough to promote a food manufacturing company. Business owners need to adhere to strict standards to ensure that the food they produce is safe for consumption. These standards are there to limit the risk of food contamination, which can ruin consumer trust and lead to lawsuits. Depending on the situation, the regulatory bodies might shut down the company due to safety concerns. How can those working in the food production company keep contamination at bay? Keeping their machines free of contaminants might be tasking, but with... Read more →

On Tuesday, December 3, Commissioner Melinda Kane will join Congressman Donald Norcross to celebrate the birthday of World War II Veteran Gilbert Klein. Klein, a resident of Haddon Township, served in the Navy from 1944 to 1946 and was involved in major military operations including Operation Juneau and the American occupation of Okinawa, Japan. During his service, Klein earned several accolades including a Combat Service Medal, American Campaign Medal, Asiatic–Pacific Campaign Medal with three bronze campaign medals, and a World War II Victory Medal. “Gilbert is a remarkable person who served his country during one of the most turbulent times... Read more →

Surrounded by her loving family, Tracy passed peacefully at her home on November 27, 2024, at the age of 70. Born in Wichita, Kansas, she was the daughter of the late, Bill Holmes and Eddie (VanNatta) Mullin. Along with her mother Eddie, she was raised by her loving stepfather Hugh Mullin. She is survived by her loving and devoted husband of 50 years, William R. Mailley. Tracy was the cherished mother of Libby “Lisa” Mailley and her “other daughter”, Janette Multanski. She is also survived by her stepbrothers, Matthew and Michael Mullin. Tracy was also predeceased by her brother, Gary... Read more →

Initiative with Former NFL Quarterback Ray Lucas Continues in Cape May County Cape May Court House, NJ — Cape May County student-athletes will receive crucial education on the risks of prescription opioids from someone with first-hand knowledge of their devastating impact. Former NFL quarterback and New Jersey native Ray Lucas will headline a program from 9 am. to 10:30 a.m., Thursday, December 5, at the Performing Arts Center of Middle Township, 1 Penkethman Way, Cape May Court House. The event is part of the Knock Out Opioid Abuse initiative, organized by the Partnership for a Drug-Free New Jersey (PDFNJ) and... Read more →

Celebrate the dedication of the agency’s top dogs from across the country WASHINGTON – The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) today released the 2025 TSA Canine Calendar, an annual tradition honoring the agency’s more than 1,000 explosives detection canines working across the United States. The 2025 TSA Canine Calendar is now available for immediate download. TSA uses canines as a critical component of its multilayered security strategy. Each year, about 300 new canine recruits complete an intensive 16-week training program at the TSA Canine Training Center, located at Joint Base San Antonio-Lackland in San Antonio, Texas. During training, these highly skilled... Read more →

(Camden, NJ) – The Camden County Police Department is looking for a missing 16-year-old from East Camden. Michael Holland has been reported missing from his home on the unit block of North Dudley Street. He is described as a black male, 6’0”, 130 pounds, with brown eyes and black hair. He was last seen wearing a black Adidas hoodie, gray Adidas sweatpants and gray and tan New Balance sneakers. He is known to frequent Centerville and East Camden. Anyone with information on his whereabouts is asked to call the CCPD tip line at (856) 757-7042. Read more →

Alert: Main St./S. Church St./Chester Ave. closed & No Parking on Main St. 1130am-2pm Sat. 12/7/24 for annual Lions Holiday Parade. Main St. in the business district, Chester Ave. and S. Church St. will be closed this Saturday 12/7/24 from 11:30am-2pm for the annual Lions Holiday Parade that starts at noon. No Parking will be permitted on Main St. between Chester Ave. and Church St. 11am - 2pm. Expect traffic delays in the area during the event. Please slow down and watch for pedestrians in the roadways during the event. Read more →

By Teresa Huizar The recently released Netflix series on the Menendez brothers reignited debate over whether a parent would overlook their child's abuse at the hands of their spouse. The sad truth is that these sorts of cases are far from unique or even uncommon. A parent faced with the abusive conduct of a partner, family member, or friend must confront the unthinkable -- harm to their child and the worst possible betrayal committed by someone they perhaps considered to be their life partner, better half, or best friend. Parents should know that initial feelings of confusion, or even shocked... Read more →

Cherry Hill - On Thanksgiving Day, November 28, 2024, Jean A. Oberholtzer (nee Loper) passed away peacefully at the age of 87. She is survived by her cherished daughter Linda Oberholtzer, and beloved grandsons Theodore “TJ” Nitterauer, IV and Trevor Nitterauer of Pennsauken, dear daughter-in-law Elizabeth Maureen Mathis (Claude Jr.) of Dunedin, Florida, and a sister-in-law Mary Joycelyn Westad (nee Oberholtzer) of Rio Rancho, New Mexico. She was predeceased by her loving sons Claude Oberholtzer, Jr. and Steven Oberholtzer, and her treasured siblings Claude Loper and Shirley (nee Loper) Bradford. Jean was born and raised in Bridgeton and was a... Read more →

Tomorrow is #GivingNewsDay here at ProPublica, and because we’ve got two amazing incentives to help us hit our goal of 2,000 donors, I’m getting a head start and telling you about them today. First, thanks to an anonymous family, your gift will be matched, dollar for dollar, up to $100,000 when you donate right now! Your donation will go twice as far to help us with the dozens of investigations we’ve got brewing all over the country. Second, we’ve got thank-you gifts! ProPublica swag is available only once a year, and that time is now. Donate any amount and we’ll... Read more →

Source-Kaitlyn McCormick Around South Jersey, families of all sizes are preparing to celebrate the upcoming winter holidays. For many, this means elaborate spreads of foods and desserts. But, as anyone working to help solve issues of food insecurity will tell you, numerous families in South Jersey communities depend on donations from pantries, food drives and seasonal food initiatives. In the days leading up to Thanksgiving, members of many organizations and nonprofits prepared to assist those in need this season through meal distributions. In Camden, the Salvation Army members readied to hand out more than 1,000 turkey meals in partnership with... Read more →

Today at 7 p.m., at American Legion Post 84, 705 Newton Avenue, Oaklyn, Commissioner Melinda Kane and the Camden County Office of Veterans Affairs will be holding a medal ceremony to recognize the service and sacrifices of four individuals from Camden County. “These remarkable individuals deserve to be honored and celebrated for all they have done for our country,” said Commissioner Melinda Kane. “These medal ceremonies are just a small way that we can show our appreciation to our veterans.” Recipients include: Larry J. Garris, Collingswood, Army; Dannie T. McLaughlin, Haddonfield, Army; Dennis T. Pfeil, Somerdale, Marines; Newton R. Wallen,... Read more →

Office chairs with locking wheels are transforming the way people work by offering a unique combination of mobility and stability. Designed for individuals with mobility challenges, seniors, or anyone who values safety and comfort, these chairs provide a practical solution for various environments, from home offices to shared workspaces. Their ability to lock securely in place ensures users can focus on tasks without worrying about unintended movement, while their ergonomic designs promote long-term comfort and health. Here’s a closer look at why these brand new chairs are gaining attention in the workplace and all over the country, Key Features That... Read more →

We are witnessing a pivotal 2024 season for the Philadelphia Eagles, shaped by strategic offseason moves and standout performances. Key acquisitions like Saquon Barkley, Bryce Huff, and C.J. Gardner-Johnson bolster both offense and defense, while the retirements of Jason Kelce and Fletcher Cox challenge team leadership. Offensively, the Eagles are dynamic, averaging 26.9 points per game, with Jalen Hurts and A.J. Brown showing exceptional form. On defense, 33 sacks and a +2 turnover ratio highlight their resilience. Victories, including a dominant win over the Cowboys, shift division power dynamics in their favor. Going deeper into their trends reveals further strategic... Read more →

Residency Status Updates GLOUCESTER CITY, NJ (December 1, 2024)(CNBNews)--Gloucester City School District is requiring parents to submit updated proofs of residency when a student transitions between the district’s schools (from 3rd to 4th grade and from 8th to 9th grade). Current proofs of residency can be submitted through email (send to [email protected]) or in-person at any district school Monday through Thursday throughout the summer between the hours of 7:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. The school district may require a parent(s)/guardian(s) to meet in person with our registration and residency staff to review any questions related to submitted proofs of residency.... Read more →