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* New Brew to Debut at Community Event on May 28th at Yards Brewing * * Portion of beer sales to benefit programs centered on Youth Empowerment, Equality and Justice, Sustainable Living Environments and Emerging Crisis Philadelphia, PA - Raising a glass to collective impact could get you one degree closer to The Bacon Brothers! SixDegrees.org has partnered with six Philadelphia craft breweries to launch Six Degrees of Fermentation, a special brew paying tribute to the spirit of collaboration in the brewing industry and Philadelphia-born actor and Founder of SixDegrees.org, Kevin Bacon. Yards Brewing Company, Attic Brewing Co, Evil Genius Beer Company, Human Robot Brewery, Sacred Vice Brewing Company and Wissahickon Brewing Company will celebrate the launch of their collaborative beer with a public event with SixDegrees.org in the Yards Brewing Company taproom (500 Spring Garden) on Wednesday, May 28, 2025 from 6:00pm to 8:00pm. A celebration of community, connection... Read more →

Join us for guided paddling on the Cooper River on May 27th and 29th from 5:30 PM to 8 PM. In a small group setting, participants will learn the basics of kayaking under the guidance of a Camden County Environmental Educator. All equipment is provided by the Camden County Department of Parks. To learn more and sign up. Click Here. Read more →

The Voorhees Township Administration Offices will be adjusting their summer hours to better meet the needs of our community. From Tuesday, May 27 to Tuesday, September 2, 2025, the offices will be open MONDAY through THURSDAY from 8:00 AM to 5:30 PM and CLOSED on FRIDAYS. These extended hours will provide greater accessibility for residents seeking assistance from our staff. Read more →

LYNCHBURG, VA (May 23, 2025)(CNBNews)-- Joey Bogart had three of Rowan's 16 hits as the #15 Profs defeated #5 Lynchburg, 7-4, to pull within one win of a berth in the NCAA Division III World Series, in the first game of a best-of-three series. The Profs and Hornets will play Game 2 on Saturday at 11 a.m., with the third game, if necessary, to follow at Bank of the James Stadium. source VECTEEZY Bogart was 3-fof-4 with three RBI and two doubles and Marco Mannino posted three hits as the Profs outhit the Hornets, 16-7. Tyler Cannon had two RBI and two hits, including a triple, with Phil Sedalis getting two hits and two RBI and Brayden Davis adding two hits and a run. Righthander Mike Shannon (8-2) limited Lynchburg (4-18) to two hits through the first six innings, going 7.0 innings and striking out four. Steven Maiers closed out... Read more →

Camden County is hosting a variety of community clean-ups to ensure we can continue to enjoy our county for many years to come! All summer long, we will be supporting the Camden Strong and Clean Communities Events in conjunction with full County Service Fairs at each of the four dates and locations listed below: Wednesday, May 28th at 9 AM Fairview (Yorkship Square, Kearsarge and Alabama Roads, Camden, NJ) Wednesday, June 18th at 9 AM Lanning Square/Cooper Plaza (Martha F. Wilson Park, 4th & Washington Street Park, Camden, NJ) Wednesday, August 20th at 9 AM Centerville (Elijah Perry Park, 9th & Ferry Avenue, Camden, NJ) Read more →

Collingswood will be bursting with art, music and activities for all ages on Saturday, May 24th, as Collingswood Partners hosts the 44th Annual May Fair. What began in 1979 as a small “clothesline art exhibit” now encompasses more than a mile of the business district along Haddon Avenue from 10 AM to 5 PM. To learn more, Click Here. Enjoy your weekend with a wide variety of activities throughout South Jersey! Whether you're with friends or family, South Jersey has plenty of activities to keep you entertained. For a list of fun events near you please Click Here. Read more →

Join us this Memorial Day 10 AM at the War Memorial - 125 S Route 75 Braddock, NJ 08037 as we honor the heroes of our nation. There will be a Placing of the Wreaths Ceremony, guest speakers, performances from Winslow Township HS students and light refreshments (while supplies last). Read more →

Of the many, many spectacular things Philadelphia is known for, the city’s restaurant scene is usually near the top of the list. That stellar reputation has been known to attract a visitor or two to explore the city’s award-winning culinary options. Greater Philadelphia’s food offerings are as diverse as the city itself. From the cozy authentic Mexican eateries in the Italian Market to the restaurant empires built by big names like Stephen Starr, Jose Garces, Michael Solomonov, Marcie Turney and Valarie Safran, Michael Schulson, and the like, Philly has a taste for, well, everything. Whether you’re looking for an experience or simply want sustenance, there’s a delicious meal waiting. As the city’s restaurant scene constantly evolves, new openings bring variety to an already varied palate. Among the latest restaurant openings are the return of iconic Mexican restaurant Tequilas, now joined by sibling all-day cafe La Jefa; an inspired French wine... Read more →

TRENTON — All New Jersey Motor Vehicle Commission (NJMVC) facilities, including agencies, road test sites, and inspection stations, will be closed Monday, May 26, 2025, in observance of the state holiday. Regular operations will be in effect at all facilities the remainder of the week, including on Saturday, May 24. Meanwhile, the Commission’s website at NJMVC.gov is open 24/7, giving customers access to more than 25 online services, appointment booking, and motor vehicle information whenever and wherever it is convenient for them. While most customers can complete their motor vehicle business online in New Jersey, nearly all in-person services at NJMVC facilities — for permits, driver testing, document renewals, REAL IDs, new titles and registrations, and more — require an appointment that must be scheduled at the website. Read more →

(TRENTON) – Legislation designed to create a housing market that is equitable and accessible to all New Jersey residents cleared the New Jersey General Assembly today. The bills are part of the Assembly Democrats’ ongoing efforts to address housing affordability and decrease the housing shortage statewide. “Every New Jersey resident deserves a place to call their own – whether that’s buying a home or renting an apartment – at a price they can afford,” said Assemblywoman Yvonne Lopez (D-Middlesex), Chair of the Assembly Housing Committee. “Housing policy isn’t just about buildings – it’s about dignity, access, and stability. That’s why we took steps today to improve how we develop, regulate, and expand housing across the state.” Assemblywoman Lopez noted that Assembly Democrats advanced bills today that would benefit renters, and home-seekers alike, while also spurring construction on new housing statewide. Bill A5432, sponsored by Assemblywoman Lopez and Assemblyman Cody Miller,... Read more →

Savor a moment of peace before diving headfirst into the summer hullabaloo with a long weekend to do whatever you want. Not sure where to start? We have some ideas. Laurel Hill Cemetery, the National Constitution Center and the Museum of the American Revolution host a patriotic slate of events in honor of service people, past and present. The Delaware River waterfront comes to life with the return of warm-weather attractions like Independence Blue Cross RiverRink Summerfest and Spruce Street Harbor Park. The open-air fun keeps going at Fountain Fest at Longwood Gardens and the Philadelphia Renaissance Faire at Fort Mifflin. Once you get your fill of Mother Nature, head indoors and witness art in motion with the Philadelphia Contemporary Circus Festival and the Philadelphia Latino Film Festival. With so much happening this week, you’ll wanna stay over. Book the Visit Philly Overnight Package for free hotel parking and perks.... Read more →

If you have ever thought about betting on sports, whether it is football, tennis or other sports, you have definitely seen the numbers: 1.80, 3/1, +150. And you may have asked: "What does it all mean, how much will I win or lose? And how does it even count?". In fact, behind these numbers there is quite clear logic. It's just that different countries have different ways of presenting it. In this article, together with the experts of usadaptive.net, we will understand the three main languages of bookmaker odds - decimal, fractional and American. Without complicated formulas, with examples and explanations on the case. Decimal Format - Simple and Honest This is the most understandable type of odds. If you have opened any major betting site in Europe, Australia or online casinos - you have already encountered it. How it works: You bet $100 on an event with odds of... Read more →

Moving to a new home can be an exciting yet daunting experience, especially when the journey spans hundreds or even thousands of miles. Long-distance moves involve detailed planning, time management, and often, significant expense. One of the most effective ways to ease the burden is by decluttering your home before the big move. Not only does this simplify the packing process, but it also leads to considerable savings and a more organized fresh start in your new home. Cut Down on Moving Costs One of the most immediate benefits of decluttering is the potential to save money. Most long-distance movers charge based on the weight or volume of the items being transported. The more you bring, the more you pay. By reducing the number of belongings, you decrease the size and weight of your load, which directly lowers your transportation costs. This is particularly helpful if you're using shipping services... Read more →

New Jersey’s coastal beaches and inland lakes are ready for the summer tourism season, Environmental Protection Commissioner Shawn M. LaTourette announced today during the annual State of the Shore event in Asbury Park. Water quality is excellent, and all across New Jersey communities are ready for what will surely be another season of summer fun,” Commissioner LaTourette said during the State of the Shore event in Asbury Park. “Behind the scenes, state and local officials have been hard at work to ensure everyone has a safe and enjoyable summer – so get out there and enjoy.” Each year, the State of the Shore event sponsored by the New Jersey Sea Grant Consortium helps to kick off the summer tourism season by updating the public on beach readiness and coastal water quality. The Commissioner also provided an overview of conditions for the state’s large freshwater lakes; his traditional coastal surveillance flight... Read more →

Join the Camden County Board of Commissioners, Office of Veteran Affairs and the Camden County Veteran Advisory Committee for a Memorial Day ceremony on Friday, May 23th at 10 AM at the Camden County Veterans Cemetery in Harleigh Cemetery to honor the memory of those who have made the ultimate sacrifice in service to their country. Guests are asked to park at the Dare Academy lot on 1656 Kaighn Ave and a shuttle bus and golf carts will be available to take guests back and forth. Carpoolers and guests can be dropped off at the roundabout but no cars will be able to be parked there. To learn more, Click Here. Read more →

2 lanes open to New Jersey, 3 lanes to Pennsylvania throughout the holiday weekend The Delaware River Port Authority (DRPA) is advising motorists traveling to the Jersey Shore via the Commodore Barry Bridge over the Memorial Day holiday weekend to expect lane restrictions and possible delays. From Friday morning through Tuesday, only two lanes will be open eastbound to New Jersey. Due to an ongoing upgrade to the bridge’s moveable barrier system, the usual lane shift to accommodate increased traffic toward New Jersey will not be possible. The current configuration will remain fixed at three lanes westbound to Pennsylvania and two lanes eastbound to New Jersey throughout the holiday weekend. Additionally, on Thursday night (7:00 p.m. to 5:00 a.m. Friday), there will be only one lane open in each direction to support work on the barrier system. Motorists heading east from Pennsylvania should expect additional travel time during the first... Read more →

Early Friday morning the Mosquito Control Commission will be in the community spraying and surveilling areas throughout Camden County. Commissioner Jeffrey Nash, liaison to the Camden County Mosquito Commission, talked about being cognizant of standing water. “It’s important for homeowners to check their yard and get rid any standing water to prevent mosquitos from spreading,” Nash said. “Be sure to check flowerpots and other plastic containers for standing water. Being proactive have major impact on the mosquito population and help the hardworking people at the Camden County Mosquito Control Commission in their efforts.” Camden County Mosquito Commission will be conducting ULV “spraying” operations on Friday, May 23, 2025, between the hours of 2 a.m. and 6 a.m. in the following locations, weather permitting: Cherry Hill Kresson Rd. Imperial Dr. Willowdale Dr. Circle Ln. Robin Lake Dr. Middle Acre Ln. Valley Run Dr. Windsor Dr. Windsor Cir. Westwood Ave. Windsor Ct.... Read more →

Ages 10-12 Basic Class 43 - CLASS IS FULL, click link below and select "Add To Waitlist" in the event of a cancelation. Thank you. Dates: July 21-25, 2025 Times: 8:30 AM – 3:00 PM Daily Location: Gloucester Township Police Department Cost: $150.00 Residents/ $175.00 Non Residents Link: https://register.capturepoint.com/reg/cat_program_list_detail.cfm?season_id=23017&program_id=2534485 Ages 10-12 Advanced Class 44 Dates: July 29-Aug 1, 2025 Times: 8:30 AM – 3:00 PM Daily Location: Gloucester Township Police Department Cost: $150.00 Residents/ $175.00 Non Residents Link: https://register.capturepoint.com/reg/cat_program_list_detail.cfm?season_id=23017&program_id=2534524 Ages 13-15 Basic Class 45 Dates: August 4-8, 2025 Times: 8:30 AM – 3:00 PM Daily Location: Gloucester Township Police Department Cost: $150.00 Residents/ $175.00 Non Residents Link: https://register.capturepoint.com/reg/cat_program_list_detail.cfm?season_id=23017&program_id=2539884 Ages 13-15 Advanced Class 46 Dates: August 13-15, 2025 Times: 8:30 AM – 3:00 PM Daily Location: Gloucester Township Police Department Cost: $150.00 Residents/ $175.00 Non Residents Link: https://register.capturepoint.com/reg/cat_program_list_detail.cfm?season_id=23017&program_id=2539887 The GTPD is proud of our yearly Gloucester Township Police Junior Police Academy.... Read more →

GLOUCESTER CITY, NJ (May 22, 2025)(CNBNews)--The Gloucester City Police released information regarding road closures and parking restrictions due to the Memorial Day services on Monday, May 26, at the memorial monuments, Broadway and Monmouth Street. The parking restrictions begin at 10 AM and will end at 1 PM. Read more →

This week, the Gloucester City Fire Department, along with THEIR Mutual Aid partners from Camden City AND Bellmawr, will receive Operations Level Marine Firefighter training provided by Tri-State Maritime Safety Association. The training will give the firemen the knowledge to combat a fire on a ship. This training is paid through a Port Security Grant. Read more →

Reminds passengers of the need for a REAL ID WASHINGTON — The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) is prepared for Memorial Day weekend travel. From Thursday, May 22, until Wednesday, May 28, TSA expects to screen about 18 million passengers and crew. “TSA is ready for the additional passenger volume, and we look forward to welcoming families traveling during this peak period,” said TSA Acting Administrator Ha McNeill. “As a friendly reminder, to ensure a smooth screening experience, bring acceptable forms of ID like your REAL ID.” Since implementing REAL ID on May 7, 93% of passengers are presenting a REAL ID or another acceptable ID, such as a passport. Passengers 18 and older are required to present a TSA accepted form of identification at TSA checkpoints. TSA offers the following tips for our infrequent flyers: Pack Smart: Ensure your carry-on bags are organized and comply with TSA regulations. If not... Read more →

https://www.pexels.com/de-de/foto/licht-dunkel-party-zimmer-9072216/ Iceland is known for its roaring waterfalls, black beaches, and steaming volcanoes – a country that seems otherworldly. Yet behind this rugged natural backdrop lies a highly modern society. While Iceland thrives on deeply rooted traditions, it is also one of the most digitally advanced countries in Europe. It is precisely in this tension between cultural down-to-earthness and technological change that an unusual phenomenon is developing: interest in online casinos – in a country that actually prohibits gambling. Gambling Ban and Digital Loopholes Iceland is one of the countries with particularly strict gambling laws. Officially, almost all forms of gambling are prohibited – with a few exceptions such as lotteries or charitable raffles. Online casinos, as known from other European countries, are not provided for in Icelandic law. What appears straightforward at first glance, however, leaves room for gray areas in digital practice. The law primarily applies to providers... Read more →

The Offshore Powerboat Association (OPA), a major force in offshore powerboat racing, returns to Atlantic City this summer for the War at the Shore power boat races – presented by North Beach Atlantic City, Visit Atlantic City, and the Atlantic City Sports Commission – on Friday, Saturday and Sunday, June 6, 7 and 8. North Beach Atlantic City has officially signed on as the presenting sponsor of the 2025 War At The Shore, one of offshore powerboat racing’s most thrilling and anticipated competitions. This exciting new partnership brings with it a bold move: relocating the heart of the event to Atlantic City’s iconic Boardwalk, promising unprecedented exposure and excitement for fans and competitors alike. “The Atlantic City race has always been a favorite among the racers who prefer a challenge,” said Nick Smith, President of OPA Racing. “With North Beach’s help, now we can begin to fund the racers for... Read more →

The Camden County Board of Commissioners, Office of Veteran Affairs, and Camden County Veterans Advisory Committee invite you to this year’s annual Memorial Day Ceremony to honor those who have made the ultimate sacrifice for our country. Ceremony will take place under a tent. Refreshments available preceding and following ceremony. Camden County Memorial Day Ceremony Friday, May 23, 2025 10:00 AM Camden County Veterans Cemetery at Harleigh Parking Instructions: Dare Academy 1656 Kaighn Ave, Camden, New Jersey Guests are asked to park at the Dare Academy lot on 1656 Kaighn Ave and a shuttle bus and golf carts will be available to take guests back and forth. Carpoolers and guests can be dropped off at the roundabout but no cars will be able to be parked there. Read more →

JoAnn Mottram (nee Zedalis), aged 74 and 364 days, passed peacefully surrounded by her family on May 19th, 2025. The daughter of the late John and Edna Zedalis, JoAnn grew up in Gibbstown, NJ. As a hairdresser in her early twenties, she had a chance appointment with a young college student who was home on summer vacation. This led to a 50-year marriage to Gloucester-native George Mottram. A longtime resident of Gloucester City, JoAnn worked in the tax office at the Municipal building. She was filled with love and always made anyone who met her feel special even when simply talking on the phone. JoAnn was also an inspiration to many. After surviving a life-threatening brain aneurysm in 1992, she proved just how resilient she was by re-learning to walk and talk again, and in short time, she returned to her witty self. She was quick to crack a joke... Read more →