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GLOUCESTER CITY, NJ (October 23, 2021)--The Gloucester City Police Department released the following statement pertaining to the upcoming Cpl. Marc Ryan 5K Run/Walk to be held on Saturday, November 6, 2021. The following parking restrictions will be enforced between 5:30 am and 11:00 am to facilitate the 9th. Annual Cpl. Marc Ryan 5K Run/Walk: Hudson St. between Sussex and King St. – both sides N. Burlington St. between Middlesex and Bergen Sts – both sides (until 1:00 pm) King St. between Jersey Ave. and Hudson St. - east side only Jersey Ave. between King and Charles Sts. - northside only Johnson Blvd. between Monmouth and Hudson Sts. - both sides The following roads will be closed to all traffic during the race/walk Hudson St. at Sussex St. N. Burlington St. between Middlesex and Bergen Sts. Sussex St. between Somerset and Monmouth Sts. Signs will be posted and we appreciate everyone’s... Read more →

Moorestown Township wants everyone to enjoy a safe Halloween. Parents should be aware that Township Code Chapter 60 makes it unlawful for children under 17 to be out after 8:30pm on Mischief Night, Saturday 10/30/21 and 10pm on Halloween, Sunday 10/31/21. The National Safety Council offers the following safety tips for Halloween. Costume Safety To help ensure adults and children have a safe holiday, fda.gov has compiled a list of Halloween safety tips. Before Halloween arrives, be sure to choose a costume that won't cause safety hazards. All costumes, wigs and accessories should be fire-resistant If children are allowed out after dark, fasten reflective tape to their costumes and bags, or give them glow sticks Opt for nontoxic Halloween makeup over masks, which can obscure vision; always test makeup in a small area first to see if any irritation develops Remove all makeup before children go to bed to prevent... Read more →

On October 22, 2021. Age 81. (nee Buscher) Of Elkton, MD. Formerly of Gloucester City and Thorofare, NJ. Loving mother of Glenn Hecker and Shawn Hecker (Jody). Cherished grandmother of Jessica and Erin Hecker and great grandmother of Jayce Hecker and Luca Dilenge. Predeceased by her parents, William J. Buscher, Sr. and Catherine C. Buscher (nee Bastien); her brothers, William J. Buscher, Jr. and Joseph Buscher (surviving Patricia Buscher). Also survived by many loving nieces and nephews. Cass was a graduate of Gloucester Catholic High School class of 1958. She worked many years as a receptionist for UFCW Local 1360 in Berlin, NJ. Relatives and friends are invited to her viewing on Monday morning, November 1stfrom 9:30 to 11 AM at St. Mary’s R.C. Church, 426 Monmouth St., Gloucester City. Mass of Christian Burial 11 AM in the church. Interment will follow in Eglington Cemetery, Clarksboro. Condolences and Memories may... Read more →

NJ Gov. Murphy OMITTING Information on Taxpayer Funding for Illegal Immigrants Until After Election; Senior Advisor Wendy Martinez Says Murphy Will ‘Designate’ Millions Towards This Issue But ‘At This Point Would Be Political Suicide’ Wendy Martinez, New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy Campaign Senior Advisor: “I think it’s 40 million dollars [being allocated to illegal immigrants], something like that -- and to designate that at this point would be political suicide.” Martinez: “We need to get him [Murphy] elected first.” Matthew Urquijo, Manager of New Jersey Forward: “There's definitely [going to be] more aid [for illegal immigrants], especially [since] this will be his [Murphy’s] second term. The goal is to win even more seats in the legislature so that we can like, just push – push through.” [NEWARK, N.J. – Oct. 27, 2021] Project Veritas Action Fund released a second video today exposing New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy’s re-election campaign --... Read more →

The Ciattarelli campaign released the following statement in response to the Project Veritas video released this evening: “The video released tonight appears to show high-level Phil Murphy campaign advisors revealing that the Governor is secretly planning to implement a statewide vaccine mandate if re-elected, but refusing to do so before the election because it would hurt him politically. If true, this is the ultimate hypocrisy and an appalling lack of transparency. Our campaign has long suggested that the Governor was too willing to put political science before actual science during this pandemic. If this tape is verified, Governor Murphy has a lot of explaining to do. Any attempt by the Governor or his allies to distract attention away from that responsibility or blame others is unacceptable,” said Stami Williams, Ciattarelli campaign spokeswoman. Read more →

NEWARK NJ (October 27, 2021)(CNBNews)--President Joe Biden was in New Jersey recently to campaign for Gov. Phil Murphy and also rally support for his Build Back Better legislation. After Biden's latest gaffe you have to wonder if Murphy regretted asking the President to campaign for him. photo courtesy of NJ Globe At a stop in Kearny, NJ Biden for the fifth time repeated a false story about an Amtrak conductor he supposedly knew, according to the Shore News Network. “I apologize because some of you have heard this,” Biden said during his Build Back Better tour stop in Kearny, New Jersey. “I commuted every single day, 263 miles a day, on Amtrak from the time I got elected United States senator. As matter of fact, when I was Vice President, I used to like to take the train home because my mom was very sick and dying, and I’d come... Read more →

Burlington County Prosecutor Scott Coffina and Burlington Township Public Safety Director James Sullivan announced that four Willingboro residents have been charged in connection with the fatal shooting of a 17-year-old male and the wounding of his father in the Walmart parking lot on Route 541 in Burlington Township earlier this month. Those charged include: Kayhree Simmons, 19, of Windsor Lane in Willingboro, with Felony Murder (First Degree), Unlawful Possession of a Weapon (Second Degree), Possession of a Weapon for an Unlawful Purpose (Second Degree), Conspiracy to Commit Robbery (Second Degree), Hindering (Third Degree) and Obstruction (Fourth Degree). Jayviyohn J. Earley, 19, of Echohill Lane in Willingboro, with Felony Murder (First Degree) and Conspiracy to Commit Robbery (Second Degree). Earley also was charged on October 13, 2021, with Possession with Intent to Distribute Marijuana (Third Degree) and Possession of a Firearm in Relation to a Drug Offense (Second Degree) based on... Read more →

You may come across acrylic signs in several places, and businesses rely on them extensively to come out as unique among the competitors. What’s more, the acrylic sign is good for indoor and outdoor exposure based on the magnitude of the business operation. Reasons to use acrylic signs: If you are yet to use an acrylic sign to lend a separate identity to your business, durability and versatility are two reasons to consider. Moreover, you can install the sign inside and outside a commercial building to create a much-needed professional look. With a long-lasting quality to consider, you may consider acrylic as a reasonably good investment. You can customize these signs and use infinite options to light them up. These signs are lightweight and involve no hassles in installation. When creating a professional look within or outside a building, the installation of acrylic signs makes the premises highly attractive and... Read more →

For as long as signing a document has been one of the main ways of making an agreement official, people have signed documents in ink. It’s understandable if many of us might have presumed that would always be the case. Due to the advent of the Internet, e-commerce, and even electronic filing of motions with courts, ink signatures may steaily become a relic of the past. It’s increasingly common for electronic versions of documents to be signed with electronic signatures instead of ink. That’s not to say everyone has been quick to embrace the innovation. Some have been reluctant to do so because they fear that electronic signatures, or esignatures, are less secure than signatures in hand-written ink. This is an understandable concern, but it may be an unfounded one. It’s already clear that e-signatures are at least as safe as ink. There’s also strong evidence to suggest e-signatures may... Read more →

Haddyween Celebrates New Jersey Town’s Iconic Hadrosaurus Dinosaur Sculpture Haddonfield, NJ (October 8, 2021) – For two weeks leading up to Halloween, Haddonfield is going prehistoric. Expect dinosaurs wandering the charming downtown streets, a window decorating contest at local businesses, contests, giveaways, and plenty of family fun. Haddyween, now in its second year, is inspired by John Giannotti's Hadrosaurus foulkii sculpture “Haddy” located near Kings Highway and Chestnut Street. It’s based on an important dinosaur skeleton that was unearthed in October 1858, right in Haddonfield. “This October marks 163 years since the Hadrosaurus skeleton was discovered here in Haddonfield,” says Bob Hochgertel, an Open South Jersey partner and owner of King’s Road Brewing Company, who helped create Haddyween. “We’re so proud of the Haddy sculpture and happy to welcome everyone into downtown Haddonfield for shopping and fun on these crisp fall days.” The event runs October 15 through October 31,... Read more →

image courtesy of pexels The designs and prices of magnetic signs differ greatly. You can shop around for different sizes and rates based on your needs. So, if you are planning to use these signs for promoting your business, make sure you incorporate the key elements. The message you print on the sign must never be inconclusive and allow the audience to understand the message. The following points demonstrate what you must include in the sign. One of the most important things to include in the magnetic sign is the business's name and the brand, as you need both to stand out and make it easy and easy for the customers to read and remember. The contact telephone number must find a clear mention on the sign as the passersby often note the phone number instantly. Still, the number you provide must work, or else it hamper the business's reputation... Read more →

Investigative journalist Amy Westervelt unveils website, podcast Today, just ahead of Congress’s Big Oil disinformation hearings this Thursday, independent investigative climate journalist Amy Westervelt launches Rigged, a new web project and companion podcast focused on the history and functionality of disinformation. It's a rich archive of rare or never-seen disinformation material that Amy has dug up over years of research. "I started Rigged because I realized I had hundreds of documents on my desk that weren't doing any good there, and that could be useful to other reporters working on stories about disinformation, ranging from climate denial and Covid hoaxers to the Big Lie around the election,” Westervelt explains. "There's a general sense out there that disinformation is a relatively new thing, and I think it's important for people to understand that it's more than a century old, that American corporations invented many of the techniques we're still seeing today,... Read more →

BURLINGTON CITY NJ (October 26, 2021)--Burlington County Prosecutor Scott Coffina announced that a Pemberton Township drug dealer was sentenced yesterday to 25 years in New Jersey state prison for causing the death of a customer who bought fentanyl-laced heroin from him in 2017. The sentence was handed down to Bryant Taylor, 42, by the Hon. Gerard H. Breland, J.S.C. “In addition to basing this significant sentence on finding the defendant to be a persistent offender, we are gratified the Court emphasized the need for deterrence in the midst of the ongoing drug addiction crisis,” Prosecutor Coffina said. “Fentanyl is a deadly poison, responsible for the majority of the nearly 100,000 overdose deaths in our country last year. Dealing fentanyl demonstrates extreme recklessness, and a resulting death is entirely foreseeable. This sentence should reinforce the message to dealers that they will pay a steep price in Burlington County if their drugs... Read more →

–Odds Say Bridget Kelly Unlikely to Win Bergen County Clerk Election– Copenhagen – October 26, 2021 – Jack Ciattarelli’s odds to win the 2021 New Jersey Gubernatorial Election have improved slightly in the last two weeks, according to betting aggregators US-Bookies.com (See Disclaimer Below).Since October 13, Ciattarelli’s odds improved from 12/1 (7.7% implied probability) to 9/1 (10%). However, Phil Murphy’s odds have remained at 1/20 during this time (95.2%). “Phil Murphy’s odds to be re-elected have improved since the end of September, strengthening his position as the odds-on favorite to win the 2021 election,” says a US-Bookies spokesperson. “Jack Ciattarelli’s odds have improved over the last two weeks, but they still aren’t as good as they were at the end of September, meaning this momentum may be coming a little too late for his campaign.” The latest Emerson College poll listed Murphy with a six-point lead over Ciattarelli, which is... Read more →

State Senate President Stephen Sweeney, 4th District Legislators, and Mayor David Mayer attend the groundbreaking of Gloucester Township GEMS Solar Park GLOUCESTER TOWNSHIP, NJ October 27, 2021, 1:30 PM– In partnership with Syncarpha Capital and the Township’s Energy Consultant, Blue Sky Power, Gloucester Township will break ground on the 4.5 MW DC GEMS (the Gloucester Environmental Management Services) Solar Park located at the northwest corner of the intersection of Hickstown Road and New Brooklyn Erial Road. The Solar Park is estimated to produce 6,086,000 kWh of clean zero emissions power per year and yield approximately $1,000,000 in lease revenue to the Township over 25 years. Construction will start on November 19th and is expected to be finished in Spring 2022. “We are extremely excited to break ground on the GEMS Solar Park this November. This joint project with Syncarpha Capital will bring about 4.5 MW of clean sustainable energy produced... Read more →

Beginning on November 1, 2021 and for the entire month of November, the Lower Township Police Department, along with many other agencies across the county, will be participating in “No-Shave November.” One of the goals of “No-Shave November” is to raise cancer awareness by embracing our hair (which many cancer patients lose), and letting it grow wild and free. Another goal is to use the money you typically would spend on shaving and grooming, to educate about cancer prevention, save lives and aid those fighting the battle. All proceeds of this event will be donated to the family of Nicholas Bauer. He is a 16-year-old local boy and student at Lower Cape May Regional High School. Nick is one of four boys in his family and was diagnosed approximately 5 months ago with Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia. This initiative will help pay for his medical bills, treatment costs, and travel expenses.... Read more →

October 26, 2021 by Seena Gressin Attorney, Division of Consumer & Business Education, FTC Companies offering work, training, business opportunities, investments, or other money-making opportunities often try to grab your attention by talking about how much money you can make. But all too often, the potential earnings they describe are exaggerated or even flat-out phony, and people who take the plunge instead lose significant time — and money. The FTC is ramping up its efforts to stop companies from using false or misleading earnings claims to draw people into their business ventures. The agency sent notices to more than 1,100 multi-level marketing companies, business opportunities, franchises, investment coaching companies, and “gig” companies. The notices remind the businesses they must follow well-settled law when making earnings claims to potential participants, workers, and buyers. Among other things, the notices tell the companies that they: can’t make false, misleading or deceptive claims about... Read more →

William E.Cleary Sr. | CNBNews GLOUCESTER CITY, NJ (October 26, 2021)(CNBNews)---For the first time in over a decade voters in Gloucester City actually have several candidates running for a seat on city council. The norm in the past has always been the incumbent runs unopposed. And, for the longest while that is how it has been. But, because former mayor, and longtime democratic politician Daniel Spencer resigned unexpectedly in April the council at-large seat of Patrick Keating became vacant as he assumed the position of mayor. Keating had one year left on his council seat. The three people running for the at-large positions include: Republican Jason Fanning, Democrat Rob Page, and Independent Sarah O'Brien. Running unopposed for the one year unexpired term of mayor is Democratic Councilman Dayl Bale. We asked each candidate for their resume and to explain why they were seeking office. All three candidates are young and... Read more →

On October 22, 2021. Age 65. Of Woodbury. Loving husband of 40 years to Jean Lafferty (nee Stout). Loving father of Colin and Chase Lafferty. Beloved brother of Patrick Lafferty (Marie), Robert Lafferty and Anthony Lafferty (Cathy). Predeceased by his parents, Anthony W. Lafferty and Evelyn Lafferty (nee Brynan). Also survived by his father-in-law, Raymond E. Stout, Jr. and sister-in-laws, Jill Pippet and Janet Goulet. Also survived by his loving nieces and nephews, who he always loved spending time with. Jim started his fire service with New Sharon Fire Company in Deptford in 1981. He has been a proud member of Brooklawn Fire Company #344 for more than 10 years, where he was currently serving as assistant chief. Jim was a Life Member of the Camden County Firemen’s Association. He enjoyed the time spent with the Boyscouts of Troop 295 and the Brooklawn Fire Dept Explorers. Relatives and friends are... Read more →

The Glassboro-Camden Line (GCL) is a proposed 18-mile passenger rail line between Glassboro & Camden in South Jersey. The line restores passenger rail service along an existing rail line traversing Gloucester & Camden counties. The GCL will improve transit service along the Glassboro to Camden corridor with a focus on increasing mobility and improving links between the established communities, jobs, and activity centers. Is it true there will be no out-of-pocket cost for towns that choose to apply for quiet zones? Yes. There will be no cost to the towns along the corridor who choose to apply for quiet zone designation... Is it true the GCL is using old diesel train technology? No. GCL light rail vehicles will be the latest technology available... Is it true a lot of homes and businesses will be lost through eminent domain? No. The 18-mile route was thoughtfully planned with minimal property acquisition requirements.... Read more →

October 25, 2021 by Ami Dziekan Division of Consumer Response and Operations Every day dedicated community advocates work to improve the lives and protect the rights of people across the country. The FTC is proud of our work with the legal services community and we are excited to share the Community Advocate Center, a new resource to help you report to the FTC your clients’ experiences with fraud, scams, and bad business practices. We know that communities thrive when we work together. We also know that scammers target specific populations including people of color, speakers of other languages, and lower-income communities. When advocates tell us people’s stories through ReportFraud.ftc.gov, the FTC can give tailored advice on next steps, including specific info about how to try to recover their money. When you sign up for the Community Advocate Center, you’ll be joining colleagues from Legal Services Corporation, Inc. the National Legal... Read more →

Burlington County Prosecutor Scott Coffina and Pemberton Township Police Chief David King announced that an 18-year-old man has been charged with fatally shooting a 17-year-old male and wounding a 17-year-old female last week in the 100 block of Snow Avenue in Browns Mills. Kai Johnson, of Kinsley Road in Pemberton, was charged with Murder (First Degree), Attempted Murder (First Degree), Aggravated Assault (First Degree), Unlawful Possession of a Weapon (Second Degree), Possession of a Weapon for an Unlawful Purpose (Second Degree), and Endangering the Welfare of a Child (Third Degree). Johnson turned himself in at the Pemberton Township Police Department late Friday afternoon and is lodged in the Burlington County Jail in Mount Holly. He had a first appearance Saturday afternoon in Superior Court, and is awaiting a hearing on the Prosecutor’s Office’s motion to detain him. The case will be presented to a grand jury for possible indictment. The... Read more →

ARE REVERBERATING THROUGH BETTING MARKETS AHEAD OF NFL WEEK 8, ACCORDING TO THELINES.COM (LAS VEGAS) — Any time the Kansas City Chiefs have lost in recent years, it has become the talk of the NFL. But when the Chiefs take a blowout loss and star quarterback Patrick Mahomes gets knocked out of the game, as they did Sunday, the odds market is bound to shift, according to TheLines, which tracks odds in the U.S. regulated sports betting markets. Last week’s lookahead lines had the Chiefs as 13-point favorites over the hapless New York Giants, according to a consensus of the nation’s largest legal online sportsbooks — including BetMGM, Caesars, DraftKings, FanDuel, PointsBet, SugarHouse, and Unibet. Now the Chiefs are favored by 9.5 points after a 27-3 loss to the Tennessee Titans on Sunday, in which Mahomes left early with an apparent head injury. After passing concussion protocols, Mahomes will likely... Read more →

2020 and 2021 graduates of the School of Arts and Sciences. Photo: Nick Romanenko/Rutgers University. Rutgers University-New Brunswick and Rutgers Biomedical and Health Sciences celebrated the Classes of 2020 and 2021 in an extended weekend of pomp and circumstance that recognized their resilience and gave recent grads a chance to participate in beloved traditions missed during the pandemic. “We didn’t get the closure that we wanted, and I lacked it for both of my graduations,” said Alya Bukhari, who received an undergraduate degree in 2020 from the School of Arts and Sciences and a degree from the Graduate School of Education in 2021. “This was a moment to get that closure. For me, Rutgers was meeting the most important people and having them, along with my friends and family, support me. It was all worth it.” The celebration began early Thursday with a formal hooding ceremony for doctoral graduates at... Read more →

We are thrilled to be starting the week with great, great news: This weekend, The Wall Street Journal featured our city in a major travel piece that showcases notable Philadelphians, including Rob McElhenney of It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia fame, and their favorite spots to eat and explore. The article, read by affluent consumers who are traveling closer to home, says that our "historic heavyweight of a city is a booming cultural and culinary destination, too." Our greatest industry successes are always the result of collaboration, and this piece is no exception. We worked with the Four Seasons Hotel Philadelphia at Comcast Center and so many others to support the research that went into creating this article — one that will give us a competitive advantage over other destinations as our industry continues to recover from the impact of COVID-19. VISIT PHILADELPHIA® has worked hard to generate positive press for... Read more →

HOUSTON, Texas (Oct. 22, 2021) – Lemonade Day, a national non-profit committed to preparing youth for life through a unique entrepreneurial and experiential program, announced its 2021 National Youth Entrepreneur of the Year: Nine-year-old Brianna Garcia of Harbor City, Calif., who participated in the Lemonade Day Lomita program this summer. “As our founder Michael Holthouse often says, ‘Attributes of a successful entrepreneur correlate to those of being a successful, thriving human being.’ Brianna embodies that mantra, and we are delighted to recognize her outstanding results,” commented Nicole Cassier-Mason, Lemonade Day national CEO. “Brianna set her business goal, made a plan, worked the Lemonade Day curriculum, and achieved her goals. She is an inspiring model of youth entrepreneurship – all in her very first attempt at owning and operating a business.” Lemonade Day Lomita is also in its inaugural year. More than 100 kids set up 37 stands in this small,... Read more →

Football fans, you may be interesting in the price points for the AP Top 10 College Football Championship game prices. These are a clear indication of who fans think will make the CFB National Championship game. Following an impressive 7-0 start and the superb play of Heisman front-running quarterback Desmond Ridder, the Cincinnati Bearcats stay at No. 2 in the latest AP Top-25 College Football Poll. The aspirations for an undefeated regular season and the ultimate goal of becoming the first non-Power 5 school to land a berth in the College Football Playoff remains alive. The buzz and excitement by Bearcats’ fans continue to rise, as do Cincinnati ticket reservation prices for the Playoff on SI Tix – currently up nearly 40%, from $18 to $25 since prior to the school’s season-opener on Sept. 3. Still, despite being the No. 2 team in the nation, Cincinnati still lags behind most... Read more →

PITMAN, NJ- Four Rowan student-athletes received NJAC weekly honors today – Julia Cavicchio (field hockey), Jordan McChesney (women’s swimming & diving), Joe Rucci (men’s swimming & diving) and Tobias Cahnbley (men’s swimming & diving). Cavicchio (Medford, NJ) was honored as the Field Hockey Defensive Player of the Week, as she helped the defense that ran its shutout streak to six with a 2-0 win over Stockton. In that game, she also scored the insurance goal in that win which clinched the top seed in the NJAC Tournament for the #6 Profs. In the 3-2 win at #17 Salisbury, she helped limit the Sea Gulls to just three shots as Rowan ran its winning streak to 10 games. It marks the freshman’s third weekly honor of the season, as she was the Rookie of the Week twice so far. McChesney (Hillsborough, NJ) was tabbed as the Women’s Swimmer of the Week... Read more →

By Jacek Adamski Dr. John Kuras, a prominent native Detroiter passed peacefully while in hospice in Monroe, Michigan, on Oct. 13. He was surrounded by immediate family and was predeceased in death by wife Mildred Terry in 2007. They had been living in retirement in Sebastian, Florida. Dr. Kuras reached 99 Dr. John Kuras with God-daughter Molly Moraniec in Sebastien, Florida years of age. He graduated as a Doctor of Dentistry in 1950 from the then University of Detroit. He was first in his class and was awarded the Magna Cum Laude distinction. He believed strongly in continuing education. He was part of the team that did the first Dental Implants in Michigan in 1969-70. This group made a giant innovation. They discovered that platinum-posts were superior to use because the original stainless-steel posts were getting immune system rejected. Dr. John was very active in the Metro Monroe community and... Read more →

New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy to Impose State-Wide COVID Vaccine Mandate AFTER Re-Election; Senior Advisor Reveals It Cannot Be Done ‘Before the Elections’ Because ‘Right Now Is About Him Winning’ Wendy Martinez, New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy Campaign Senior Advisor: “He [Murphy] is going to do it [COVID vaccine mandate], but he couldn’t do it before the elections. Because of the independents and the undecided.” Martinez: “They [independents and undecideds] are all into all the sh*t. My rights, my sh*t -- and they don’t care if they kill everybody.” Martinez: Governor Murphy “will [implement COVID vaccine mandate], but right now is about him winning. It will be fine.” Matthew Urquijo, Manager of New Jersey Forward: “The problem is right now -- because it’s election season – he [Governor Murphy] is not going to have people [in the campaign] say like, ‘We're gonna have a [COVID vaccine] mandate now.’ Because, you... Read more →

MANTUA, NJ --The Mantua VFW Post 7679 is holding its first car show on Saturday, November 6 from 10 AM to 2:30 PM. The post is located at 8 New York Ave, Mantua Township, NJ 08051. Phone: (856) 468-8937 Read more →

New Quick Draw Promotion from NJ Lottery Offers an Epic Trip to the Big Game, Meet Pro Football Legends, Private Tour & More TRENTON (Oct. 12, 2021) – New Jersey Lottery is offering Quick Draw players a second-chance drawing promotion to win tickets to Pro Football’s Biggest Game of the Year! Three winners and their guests will win a trip to Los Angeles, California from February 10–14, 2022, to attend the championship game. The trip includes roundtrip coach airfare, ground transportation at destination , hotel accommodations for four nights (one room, double occupancy), $1,000 spending cash, and more! “We know that many of our Quick Draw players are football fans, and Quick Draw remains a popular social game to play while watching sports with friends,” said New Jersey Lottery Executive Director James Carey. He continued, “In addition to the trip, the winners will be invited to several events sponsored by... Read more →

by Michael E Weintraub Esq. Legal processes are complicated and time-consuming. Since ordinary individuals lack legal knowledge, it is indispensable to grab the help of legal practitioners. Only the following rules and regulations will not help you gain success in this regard. You have to keep an eye on the tax laws, legal protocol, and other restrictions. Working closely with legal experts is beneficial for any business. There is a wide range of corporate laws that are sprawling in the field. It includes forms, regulations, rules, contracts, and much more. These get designed for protecting the employees, corporations, customers, and public good. Large multinational corporations preserve in-house professionals for dealing with legal matters. However, mid-size and small businesses have to face unique challenges. They do not grab the help of legal experts who have extensive experience in the legal world. Hence, you will have to comprehend the significance of legal... Read more →

GLOUCESTER CITY, NJ (October 6, 2021)--Donna Domico, Gloucester City Superintendent of Utilities, announced today the semi-annual hydrant/main flushing program throughout the city will begin on October 18 through October 30 between the hours of 11 PM to 7 AM. Domico said, "You may experience low water pressure and/or slight discoloration of the water. If this occurs, please let the faucet run for a short time to allow any residual to clear. If the problem persists, please contact the Utility Department at 456-0169 between the hours of 7:30 AM and 3:30 PM." Read more →

2021 Senior Virtual Health Fair Begins October 26th Enjoy a Wide Variety of Beneficial Workshops and Resources for Local Seniors Take part in the 2021 Senior Virtual Health Fair! The first event kicks off on October 26thfrom 11 AM to 12 PM and is one of many events and workshops taking place until November 18th. These events are for Camden County Residents Only. To pre-register Click Here. For the full list of virtual sessions Click Here. Fall Picnic Prize Bingo for Seniors at Berlin Park Spots still open for seniors event on October 28th Camden County Seniors are invited to Berlin Park on October 28th at 11 AM - 2:30 PM for the Fall Picnic Prize Bingo. This is an outside event, so please dress accordingly for the weather. Seating is limited to 100 seats and is on a 1st come, 1st served basis. Click hereto register. Gold Cup Beer... Read more →

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 2021 AT 9 PM – 1 AM CatDaddy The Band to debut at the new TimeOut2 GLOUCESTER, NJ O'Donnell's Restaurant & Bar Event by Marty Mason Group · CatDaddy the Band GROUP PAGE O'Donnell's Restaurant & Bar Duration: 4 hr CatDaddy the Band will make its debut at the new TimeOut2 Sports Bar in Gloucester, NJ. TimeOut2 has taken over O'Donnells, 401 South Broadway, in Gloucester City. Come out and join us to ROCK the house at this new venue! Read more →

TRENTON – Acting Attorney General Andrew J. Bruck today announced the arrests of the alleged head, supplier, and other associates in connection with a drug ring that was dealing heroin, crack cocaine, and fentanyl in Salem City, N.J. During the course of the investigation and subsequent search warrants, law enforcement seized two handguns, an assault firearm, and a blank gun (imitation firearm that shoots blanks) from members of the trafficking organization. The arrests stem from “Operation Worldwide,” a 10-month investigation led by the New Jersey State Police and the Division of Criminal Justice Gangs & Organized Crime Bureau, conducted in collaboration with the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), U.S. Marshals Service NY/NJ Regional Fugitive Task Force, Salem Police Department, Salem County Prosecutors Office, Bridgeton Police Department, Carneys Point Police Department, Salem County Sheriff’s Department, Camden County Police Department, Camden County Sheriff’s Department, Cumberland County Prosecutor’s Office, and Gloucester County Prosecutor’s... Read more →

CENTER VALLEY, PA (Oct. 25, 2021)---- Rowan volleyball rebounded from a tough 3-2 defeat on Friday to win twice on Saturday up at the DeSales Quad Match over the weekend. The Profs tried to rally from a 2-0 deficit but ultimately fell to Messiah (20-25, 19-25, 25-20, 25-21, and 15-17) on Friday. The squad then returned to action on Saturday where they swept SUNY-Canton (25-17, 25-20, and 25-11) and the host Bulldogs (25-21, 25-16, and 25-17). Isabel Kirchner tied a season-high 14 kills to lead Rowan against Messiah. Courtney Rhoden added six kills and six blocks while Cassidy Abdalla added 13 kills. Julia Bowes contributed a career-high 27 digs. The Profs used six kills from Natalie Ogden in the third set to help keep the match going. The team used that momentum in the fourth to get out to a 9-2 lead. In the fifth and deciding set, Rowan had... Read more →

Cooks Who Feed offers celebrity-chef inspired aprons that help feed the world’s hungry TORONTO, CANADA – (October 22, 2021) – Chefs love to feed people and take pleasure in knowing that those who are eating their creations are enjoying the food. There are also some chefs who go a step further so they can help feed the world’s hungry. That’s what five celebrity chefs are doing, as they team up with Cooks Who Feed to help feed the hungry, one apron sale at a time. “I’m thrilled that these celebrity chefs have teamed up with us to help with such a great cause,” explains Seema Sanghavi, founder of Cooks Who Feed. “They can feel good knowing that they are taking steps to help make the world a better place, all through their love of food.” The organization, Cooks Who Feed, offers celebrity chef-inspired aprons, with the purchase of each one... Read more →

Berlin – On October 16, 2021. Age 77. Beloved daughter of the late Edward A. Bermel and Evelyn Bermel (nee McLean). Survived by her devoted and loving caregivers at REM-NJ. Relatives and friends are kindly invited to attend Barbara’s Catholic Graveside Service Tuesday, October 26, 2021 at 10 am at Waterford Memorial Park: 679 Pestletown Road, Waterford Works, NJ 08089. Condolences and Memories may be shared at www.mccannhealey.com under the obituary of Barbara A. Bermel. Funeral Arrangements and Inquiries may be made through: McCann-Healey Funeral Home: Gloucester City. Ph: 856-456-1142 Read more →

FOLSOM, NJ, October 22, 2021 - In partnership with the Mark Cuban Foundation and the New Jersey Department of Community Affairs, South Jersey Industries (NYSE: SJI) will host Atlantic City’s first Artificial Intelligence (AI) Bootcamp for local high school students at the South Jersey Gas headquarters. In addition to increasing students’ understanding of AI, the program will also help to promote a broader range of professional opportunities for Atlantic County’s future workforce. We invite our media partners to join us during the last session of the program. When: Saturday, November 13, 2021 (1:00-5:00 p.m.) What: Mark Cuban Foundation Artificial Intelligence Bootcamp Initiative, a nationwide learning program that increases underserved high school students understanding of AI. Who: 20 Atlantic City High School students who will be participating in the program SJI employees and student mentors Virtual guest speakers ThoughtSpot, a technology company that produces business intelligence software The New Jersey Department... Read more →

New Castle, Delaware – Formerly a longtime resident of Gloucester City. On October 21, 2021. Age 82. (nee Sturgis) Beloved wife of 27 years to the late Robert G. Mowery. Devoted daughter of the late Clarence W. Sturgis, Sr. and Jessie Catherine Sturgis (nee Paterson – Reid). Cherished sister of Evelyn Mary (late Chester) Horner of New Castle, Delaware. Predeceased by her siblings: Catherine Sturgis and Clarence Sturgis. Survived by many nieces, nephews, great-nieces, great-nephews, great-great nieces and great-great nephews and cousins. Marie was born, raised and lived many years in Gloucester City. After her husband, Robert died in 2004, Marie moved to New Castle, Delaware to be close to her sister, Evelyn and family. Marie loved her family and she looked forward to family gatherings and holidays. She enjoyed Western TV shows, watching General Hospital and a love for animals. Relatives and friends are kindly invited to attend Marie’s... Read more →

The Walt Whitman Bridge, connects Gloucester City New Jersey with Philadelphia Pennsylvania Gloucester City, Philadelphia is a popular destination for tourists as there are a few places you can visit and explore to fully experience the city to the full. This city is popular in the summer as there are many outdoor activities you can participate in, therefore you can expect to wait in queues, and now that the global pandemic restrictions are relaxing, many people are going outside and living their life again. But, if you do find yourself in a queue and you would like to make some money to fuel your day, you can play a wide range of online games via multiple gaming platforms, make sure you check the site bonus-promotion-code.com and receive fantastic promotions, odds, bonuses as well as a good welcome package. Furthermore, here are 3 things you can do in Gloucester City to... Read more →

Bergen County Prosecutor Mark Musella announced the arrest of INHEE MOON (DOB: 11/25/1967; single; self-employed) of 275 Engle Street, Apt. H2, Englewood, NJ on the charge of theft by deception. The arrest was the result of an investigation conducted by the Bergen County Prosecutor’s Office under the direction of Chief Jason Love. On Tuesday, June 15, 2021, detectives from the Bergen County Prosecutor’s Office Financial Crimes Unit received a complaint against INHEE MOON which accused MOON of unlawfully taking funds from the sale of a piece of artwork. The subsequent investigation revealed that MOON, on behalf of her client, had brokered a transaction involving the sale of a piece of art and diverted approximately $273,000.00 of the sale into her own personal financial account and ultimately into a real estate property that she controlled. On Tuesday, October 19, 2021, INHEE MOON was arrested and charged with one count of second-degree... Read more →

Gloucestercitynews.net files Profs Defeat William Paterson 25-10 GLASSBORO, NJ - John Maldonado caught six passes for a career-high 153 yards and scored the go-ahead touchdown, and the Profs’ defense picked off four passes, as Rowan (1-5; 1-3 NJAC) defeated William Paterson, 25-10, on Homecoming for its first victory of the year. Kicker Jake Hurler tied the school record for field goals made with four in the contest and quarterback Mike Husni was 14-for-22 passing for 212 yards and one touchdown, while he ran for another. The Rowan defense limited William Paterson (3-4; 1-2 NJAC) to its lowest point total of the year, led by 12 tackles and one interception from linebacker Mike Mascioli, and two interceptions from safety Malachi Winters. Jared Wright also added an interception while AJ Akins had nine tackles and 1.5 sacks. With 4:50 left in the second quarter, Maldonado made a highlight-film catch on the sideline... Read more →

UPPER MONTCLAIR, NJ (Oct. 24, 2021)-- – Montclair State snapped Rowan's five-game win streak with a 2-1 decision Saturday in a New Jersey Athletic Conference game. Cassidy McErlain scored for the Profs, her third on the season, in the first half off an assist from Aiden Sheehan. The goal came in the 32nd minute and knotted both teams at 1-1 into the half. Montclair State's Catherine Carnevale put the home team ahead six minutes into the second. Rowan looked to threaten in the 81st minute as Jessica Logan's shot got behind MSU goalie Haley Martin but was cleared out by the defense. Martin finished with six saves. Rowan keeper Bristol Pizzuto was in net for the duration of the game, seeing nine Montclair shots. The team will close out its regular season on Wednesday when Rutgers-Camden visits in a 6 p.m. start. The Profs are still in the hunt for... Read more →

William E. Cleary Sr. | CNBNews GLOUCESTER CITY, NJ (CNBNews)(October 24, 2021)-This year's salary ordinance adopted in January 1, 2021 by Mayor and Council and changed in May reveals that salaries ranges from a high of $200,000 for the position of police chief/city administrator to a low of $50,000 for the job of confidential aid to the mayor. Gloucester City taxpayers employ 109 full-time employees, 77 part-time employees and pay the health benefits for 75 retirees which cost almost $2 million. This years total budget is $25,457,774. Of that amount $13,117,045 is for salaries, or in another words more than half of the total budget goes to personnel costs. There are 9 full-time department heads/managers, and 2 part-time; total costs for those individuals $1,379,640, or an approximate average cost of $153,293 a person. All the figure quoted includes base pay, overtime and other compensation, pension (estimate), health benefits, (net of... Read more →

Suddenly on October 21, 2021, of Haddon Heights, NJ; formerly of Audubon, NJ. Age 99 years. Beloved wife of the late George Stratton, Jr. Dear mother of the late James Price and the late Paul (Patricia) Price, Sr. Loving grandmother of James, Jr., Christopher, Keith, Paul, Jr. (Danielle) and Susannah and great grandmother of Ashley, Paul, Benjamin, James V and Cassandra. Relatives and friends are invited to attend her visitation on Wednesday 10 to 11 AM at the Grace Episcopal Church, 19 E. Kings Highway, Haddonfield, NJ. Memorial service will follow at 11 AM. Inurnment in the Church Memorial Garden. In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made in Ruth's name to the church at the above address. Read more →

BILL DONOHUE | CNBNews Catholic League president Bill Donohue comments on a Biden nominee who is a threat to public safety: If credentials were sufficient grounds for holding a position in the Biden administration, Atul Gawande would merit a unanimous vote. He is a Professor of Surgery at Harvard Medical School, a graduate of Harvard Medical School, a Rhodes Scholar, a distinguished author, and the former CEO of a healthcare organization. This is surely why President Biden has nominated him to be assistant administrator of the Bureau for Global Health at the U.S. Agency for International Development. There are very good reasons, however, why Senator Marco Rubio sounded the alarm on Gawande. He is a defender of infanticide, a reflection, no doubt, of his crass utilitarian philosophy. In short, credentials, no matter how stellar, tell us nothing about the ethics of the person. Rubio, who sits on the Senate Foreign... Read more →

Trustees adopt resolution for Van Cleve House to be renamed Alumni House by Adam Grybowski photos provided Rider University will remove the name “Van Cleve” from an 18th-century house on its campus following the discovery that its namesake, Benjamin Van Cleve, supported slavery. The move follows the adoption of a resolution supporting the name change by Rider’s Board of Trustees on Oct. 20. Van Cleve, a Revolutionary War veteran and statesman, held enslaved people as a private citizen and spoke out in support of slavery and strengthened restrictions on enslaved peoples as a New Jersey legislator around the turn of the 19th century. The house that had conventionally bore his name was part of the property Rider purchased in 1956 as it prepared to move its campus from Trenton to Lawrenceville. The renaming was recommended by the Task Force on Rider and the History of Slavery. Formed in the summer... Read more →