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PENNSAUKEN, NJ (October 20, 2023)(CNBNEWS --On Tuesday, October 17th, 2023, at approximately 1854 hours, Pennsauken Police Department responded to the area of the 5200 block of Route 38 eastbound for a report of a pedestrian motor vehicle collision resulting in a fatality. A driver involved in the collision, Richard Marte (27), of Pennsauken Township was arrested after fleeing the scene of the collision. The victim was identified as Michael Lannon (59) of Pennsauken Township. The collision is currently under investigation by the Pennsauken Police Traffic Division and the Camden County Prosecutor’s Office. If anyone witnessed or has information regarding this collision, they are urged to contact Ptl. Brewer of the Pennsauken Police Traffic Division (856-488-0080 Ext. 2529) [email protected], Sgt. Kern (856-488-0080 Ext. 3015) or Det. Funches of the Camden County Prosecutor’s Office (856-614-8083). Read more →

The digital revolution worldwide has given rise to the concept of smart home systems. These are modern household systems equipped with different devices to make our lives more comfortable, efficient, and convenient. The devices in smart home systems include smart thermostats, security cameras, voice-activated assistants, connected kitchen appliances, and many others. The functioning of all these devices depends on a robust and reliable WiFi network. While traditional wireless routers are sufficient for normal homes, for homes equipped with smart home systems, these routers have limitations, due to which they are not able to handle the operations of smart devices properly. These limitations include dead zones, slow speeds, limited device capacity, inflexibility for expansion, and signal interference. For all these limitations and challenges, mesh WiFi systems present a compelling solution. Mesh WiFi systems are designed to create a seamless, high-performance network that can cover every inch of your home while providing... Read more →

Artificial Intelligence is a game-changing technology that is transforming every industry. In the food sector, AI is bringing innovation and playing an important role in food safety. From automated food temperature measurement to identifying equipment issues, AI is improving the food safety industry. Let’s discuss some key points to know how AI is improving food safety: Automated Food Temperature Measurement One important area where Artificial Intelligence (AI) is making improvements is automated food temperature measurements. Before this innovative technology, this process was manual and was prone to human errors. But today, with the help of AI, food temperature measurement has become easy and more accurate. It ensures that food is prepared and stored at the right temperature, which is important for its safety. For instance, KFC uses smart thermostats linked to AI. It continuously monitors the temperature and alerts the staff in case of any fluctuation. Bacteria Detection and Identification... Read more →

Seamless and secure file sharing is one of the most important business needs. But, with so many apps available, it becomes difficult to pick the best one for your business requirements. So, to help you choose the best file-sharing app for business, we have created a list of the top six apps. Dropbox Dropbox is a cloud-based file-sharing and storage app. It allows businesses to share and store their files and data securely. It is a user-friendly tool, and you can access your files from any device with the Internet. Dropbox offers many features like online backup, offline access, file storage, file sharing, chat, automatic backup and organization, encryption, efficient scanning, and much more. Dropbox is perfect for business as it allows you to create shared folders where teams can collaborate in real-time. ProofHub ProofHub is not just a file-sharing app. It is a comprehensive product management and team collaboration... Read more →

Traveling fascinates all of us, but there is one thing that can dull your excitement: “Jet Lag.” Jet Lag is a change in your body’s normal circadian rhythm due to long flights. During Jet Lag, the human body’s normal rhythm falls out of sync due to quickly traveling across the time zone. This can not only disturb your sleep cycle and make your trip boring. However, by following some simple techniques, you can easily get over it. So, here are some of the effective ways to get over Jet Lag. Keep reading! Adjust Your Circadian Rhythm Before leaving for your trip, try to adjust your sleeping schedule slowly. The best way is to match your sleeping schedule to your destination. For instance, if you are traveling to the east, you are more likely to get Jet Lag. So, it is good to sleep one hour earlier a few days before... Read more →

Dorothy Philbin | CNBNews WESTVILLE, NJ (October 21, 2023)The Gateway Diner, 106 S. Broadway, Westville, which has been in business (under different names) for 83 years, will close permanently at 9 p.m. on Sunday, October 22, 2023. The diner owners have no choice in the matter; the state is taking the property under eminent domain. There is a new bridge replacement project where the Route 47 bridge, built in 1934, and the Route 130 bridge, built in 1928 will be replaced. Presently, the date of the new bridge construction is not known. Below is a farewell message from the owners of the diner obtained from their Facebook page. Dear customers and employees of the Gateway Diner. With immeasurable sadness we must announce the permanent closing of the diner. Unfortunately after 32 plus years, Sunday October 22 at 9 pm will be our last serving and last day. Due to the... Read more →

Camden County, N.J.- The Camden County Prosecutor’s Office is sharing safety tips to help you and your loved ones enjoy a safe and happy Halloween! The following Halloween safety tips are from the National Safety Council. 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 skin and eye irritation Keep these tips in mind when your children are out on Halloween... Read more →

NEWARK, N.J. – An Essex County, New Jersey, man was sentenced today to 24 months in prison for his role in a scheme to bribe mail carriers to steal postal arrow keys used to unlock mail receptacles and to use stolen items from the mail to fraudulently obtain funds from banks, U.S. Attorney Philip R. Sellinger announced. Amin C. Jones, 29, of Orange, New Jersey, previously pleaded guilty before U.S. District Judge Susan D. Wigenton to an information charging him with one count each of bribery of U.S. Postal Service mail carriers and conspiracy to commit bank fraud. Judge Wigenton imposed the sentence today in Newark federal court. According to documents filed in this case and statements made in court: Jones schemed to bribe mail carriers in East Orange and Newark, New Jersey, by offering them cash, typically $5,000, in exchange for the mail carriers giving Jones a postal arrow... Read more →

HARRISON TOWNSHIP, NJ (October 20, 2023)(CNBNews)--On Thursday October 19th at approximately 4:13pm, the Harrison Township Police Department was dispatched to the intersection of Mullica Hill Road and Lambs Road in reference to a motor vehicle crash. Initial investigation by police revealed the following: A 2020 KTM 1290 Motorcycle was traveling westbound on Mullica Hill Road and had passed stopped westbound traffic at the red light, entering the intersection. At the same time, a 2004 Chevrolet Silverado was making a left turn from eastbound Mullica Hill Road onto northbound Lambs Road. The motorcycle then struck the front passenger’s side of the Silverado. As a result, the operator of the motorcycle, who was identified as 61-year-old Michael McCulley of Woolwich Township, was pronounced dead on scene. The operator of the Chevrolet Silverado was transported to Inspira Medical Center of Mullica Hill for evaluation. The investigation is being conducted by Sergeant Kurt Pflugfelder... Read more →

CAMDEN City, N.J. – OCTOBER 20, 2023 – In honor of First Responders Appreciation Month, New Jersey American Water is proud to name Hi-Nella Fire Company #1, located in Hi-Nella, a recipient of its 2023 Volunteer Fire and EMS Grant Program. Hi-Nella Fire Company #1 is one of 19 volunteer fire and EMS departments located within the company’s service areas chosen to receive grants, totaling over $43,000. This year’s grants will be used in various ways by each department including purchasing gas meters, hoses, emergency lights, and other rescue equipment as well as important training courses and tools. Kate Brown, Volunteer Firefighter and EMS Grant Program Administrator, and Jimmy Daniels, Volunteer Firefighter and EMS Grant Program Committee member, from New Jersey American Water were proud to present a check for $2,456.60 to Hi-Nella Fire Company #1, represented by Chief Brian Cunningham and other members of the company. Hi-Nella Fire Company... Read more →

(Lindenwold, NJ) – Crews will continue roadway and sidewalk restorations on Nicholson Road in Gloucester City from Monday Oct. 23 to Friday Oct. 27 between 7 a.m. and 5 p.m. daily. There will a partial road closure eastbound on Nicholson Road between University and Oxford avenues. “Motorists should plan ahead to take alternate routes and give themselves plenty of time to get to their destinations,” said Commissioner Al Dyer, liaison to the Department of Public Works. “Also, remember that when you’re traveling through a construction area, please slow down and stay alert for crew members and debris.” The Camden County Department of Public Works is responsible for maintaining over 1,200 miles of county roadway and 50 bridges. They are dedicated to making our area safer for motorists and pedestrians through county highway construction projects and road maintenance, including pothole repairs, street sweeping, grass cutting and storm drainage upkeep. The Public... Read more →

HARRISON TOWNSHIP, NJ (October 20, 2023)(CNBNews)- The evening of October 17th, 2023 Corporal Kevin McGowan of the Harrison Township Police Department was responding to an unrelated call for service when he came upon a stopped vehicle, with the rear driver’s side door ajar, in the area of North Main Street and Colson Lane. Corporal McGowan observed a female frantically attempting to remove a child from a seat and calling for help. Corporal McGowan then learned that a 20-month-old child had been choking, was now unresponsive, and turning blue in the face. Drawing upon his training, Corporal McGowan quickly removed the child from the car and began performing back blows. Thankfully, the vehicle had pulled over in front of the Gloucester County EMS station on the corner of North Main Street and Colson Lane and Gloucester County EMT, Jenine Ellena, was in the parking lot, observed the incident, and ran over... Read more →

(Lindenwold, NJ)(October 20, 2023) – New Jersey American Water will be continuing a water service replacement on Kings Highway in Audubon and Haddon Heights from Monday Oct. 23 to Friday Oct. 27 between 7 a.m. and 3 p.m. daily. There will be a full road closure of Kings Highway between Edgewood and Wyoming avenues. “Motorists should plan ahead to take alternate routes and give themselves plenty of time to get to their destinations,” said Commissioner Al Dyer, liaison to the Department of Public Works. “Also, remember that when you’re traveling through a construction area, please slow down and stay alert for crew members and debris.” The Camden County Department of Public Works is responsible for maintaining over 1,200 miles of county roadway and 50 bridges. They are dedicated to making our area safer for motorists and pedestrians through county highway construction projects and road maintenance, including pothole repairs, street sweeping,... Read more →

In the landscape of California basketball, the Lakers have long held sway as the undisputed monarchs of the court. Yet, recent seasons have seen the Los Angeles Clippers assert themselves as formidable contenders in the hearts of basketball aficionados across the United States. While sports betting odds may not always favor their championship aspirations, the Clippers have earned their due respect. For aficionados of sports and scholars of the game alike, sites such as BestSportsBettingCalifornia.com offer a comprehensive repository of updates concerning the intricate legal facets of sports betting in the Golden State. However, let us pivot back to our primary focus. Today, you can embark on a journey to pay homage to the Los Angeles Clippers by shedding light on their paragons of excellence throughout the annals of their history. Blake Griffin: The Architect of Aerial Artistry Blake Griffin, the virtuoso who revitalized the art of dunking, claims our... Read more →

The allure of online casinos is undeniable. From the neon glow on our screens to the tantalizing possibility of hitting the jackpot, these digital establishments are a haven for gamblers worldwide. However, if you want to truly maximize your experience and potential returns, it's essential to know how to navigate this vast online terrain. Here, we'll guide you through the maze of online casinos and arm you with tips to make the most of your virtual gambling adventure. 1. Do Your Homework: Choose the Right Casino Your first step in your online casino journey should be to select a reliable platform. Not all online casinos are created equal. Look for ones that are licensed and regulated by reputable gaming authorities. Check reviews and forums for user experiences and potential red flags. Remember, starting with a trustworthy casino ensures a safer and more enjoyable experience. 2. Understand the Odds While casino... Read more →

PRESENTED BY PNC BACK FOR 2023 WITH MORE THAN ONE MILLION HOLIDAY LIGHTS Celebrate the wonders of wildlife and the beauty of our planet at this one-of-a-kind light show experience that can only be seen at Philadelphia Zoo Philadelphia, Pa - Philadelphia Zoo’s spectacular winter light show experience, LumiNature Presented by PNC, returns this holiday season for dazzling displays, shimmering sights, lively light performers and magical memories. With more than a million twinkling lights across 16 artistically illuminated zones, LumiNature will take guests on a breathtaking journey celebrating the wonder of wildlife and the beauty of our planet. Highlights this year include two brand-new illuminated zones, Shimmer River and LumiNature Lane, along with the return of fan favorites like Penguin Prismatic featuring a 40 ft. tall penguin glimmering with 40,000 lights, our iconic 25 ft. tall tree made entirely of 1,500 lit flamingo lawn ornaments and so much more. At... Read more →

On October 17, 2023. Age 80. (nee Miller) Of West Deptford. Formerly of Gloucester City and Mantua. Loving wife of 57 years to the late Thomas R. Arrera. Loving mother of Thomas R. Arrera, Jr. (Debra), Mark Arrera (Diane), Kelli Weinhardt, Michele Fowler (Ed), Denise Scinlari (Nick) and Pauleen Arrera. Cherished Grammy of Robert, Daniel, Cate, Regina, George, Dallas, Cheyenne, Ashley, Sophia, Nicole, Zack and Beltain and loving GiGi of Bella, Olivia, Luke, Nora, Thomas, Jaxon and Charles. Predeceased by her siblings, Hank Miller, Joseph Miller and Rose Collins. Also survived by many loving nieces and nephews. Roni was a graduate of Triton High School. She worked many years in advertising sales for the Gloucester County Times and Courier Post. She loved to crochet and would make hats for children in the hospital. She was an avid shuffleboard player and enjoyed taking art classes. Roni loved the Philadelphia Phillies. Relatives... Read more →

TO USHER IN SPOOKY SEASON Philadelphia, PA - Bartenders were working in their restaurants late one night, when from their bars to their streeteries they beheld an eerie sight. The city's top Bloody Mary began to rise, and suddenly to their surprise the top foodie neighborhood did the mash. Neighbors and visitors are doing the Monster Mash. The Northern Liberties Bloody Mary Challenge will be a true spooky-season smash. With tons of great brunch spots all in a row, the competition caught on in a bacon-infused flash! From restaurants lining North Second Street and even Jerry's to the East, one by one from Urban Village and El Camino, did the vampires crave a feast. With Figo and Anejo showcasing their humble abodes, the neighborhood will get a jolt from the winner's red-hot electrodes. Zombies over 21 will be having tons of fun, but as the locals know brunch season has... Read more →

Alexander Batista-Polanco, age 21 and Yobranny Martinez-Fernandez, age 18 PHILADELPHIA, PA (October 19, 2023)(CNBNews)--Alexander Batista-Polanco, age 21 and Yobranny Martinez-Fernandez, age 18, have been charged with the homicide of Police Officer Richard Mendez. Both suspects are from Camden City. Mendez, age 50, was shot and killed at the Philadelphia International Airport parking garage D around 11:00 p.m. on Sunday. Mendez and his partner, Officer Raul Ortiz, arrived in the parking garage, preparing to start their shift. They observed subjects breaking into a vehicle. As they approached, the subjects fired at them. Officer Mendez was struck multiple times. His partner was shot in the arm. Officer Mendez was transported to Penn Presbyterian Medical Center, where he succumbed to his wounds at 11:34 p.m. He had served with the Philadelphia Police Department for almost 23 years, assigned to the airport unit. His wife and daughter survive him. Alexander Batista-Polanco, 21, from Camden,... Read more →

Maryland Fishing Report – October 18 Marty Zupancic fished the lower Bay recently for bluefish on his jet ski and cradled one while taking a selfie. Photo by Marty Zupancic The middle of October is upon us and there are wonderful fishing opportunities throughout Maryland. The fall trout stocking program is underway and Chesapeake Bay anglers are enjoying good fishing for a variety of species. New state records were set recently for two southern species, a barracuda and a pompano dolphinfish, which decided to wander north. This infrequently happens towards the end of summer when southern species catch a ride on the northbound Gulfstream and wind up a lot farther north of their normal range. Scientists and anglers alike are observing some changes in fish species’ range as water temperatures are generally getting warmer. Forecast Summary: October 18 – October 24: The upcoming week should provide moderate temperatures with windy... Read more →

With the digital age steering society into uncharted territories, one sector that has adeptly kept up with this rapid evolution is the world of gambling. Just a decade ago, we were wowed by the glitz and glamour of Las Vegas-style casinos, clamoring at the slot machines, and enjoying the tactile feel of poker chips. Fast forward to today, the age of the RNG (Random Number Generator), HD graphics, and blockchain-powered platforms. Mobile casino apps have not just entered the race; they're leading the pack. Recent data from the Global Gambling Report indicates that the online gambling industry is projected to be worth a staggering **$127 billion by 2027**, with mobile gaming making up the lion's share. A whopping **59%** of all online gambling activities in 2022 took place on mobile devices, a leap from just 38% five years earlier. What's the secret sauce? It's the melange of accessibility, user-centric designs,... Read more →

Trunk -or-Treat event for community members in the heart of Cherry Hill Cherry Hill, N.J. – Y.A.L.E. School NJ, will host the first ever Halloween at Y.A.L.E. School Car Show, presented by the South Jersey Camaro Car Club, on Saturday, October 28, 2023, from 10 a.m.-3 p.m. at Y.A.L.E. School’s Ellisburg Campus in Cherry Hill (11 Connecticut Avenue). This FREE, family-friendly event will offer members of the community a safe and fun Halloween experience. “We are excited for the opportunity to host our first ever Halloween at Y.A.L.E. School Car Show for people of all ages to enjoy,” said Noah McKay, School-to-Work Supervisor at Y.A.L.E. School and organizer of this year’s Car Show. “At Y.A.L.E. School, we are always looking for creative opportunities that bring local residents, businesses, and the Y.A.L.E. community together – and what better way than with a trunk-or-treat car show, just in time for Halloween! We... Read more →

BY Slim Randles The sign in front of the gas station says “Unleaded, 3.39, special on Colt .357 Magnum, six-inch barrel.” Visitors here in the valley do a double take when they see Vince’s sign there at what we all know as “the gas station gun shop.” That’s because Vince doesn’t believe in being deprived of his passion while earning a living. His passion: guns. His living: pumping gas. Colt .357 Magnum, six-inch barrel. (CNBNews graphic file) We had all known of his passion for many years. He is the perennial president of the local rod and gun club, plans nearly all their annual spaghetti feeds to raise money for targets. If you want to go hunting, all you need to do is pull up in front of Vince’s house on the edge of town with some hounds in the back of the truck in the evening and honk the... Read more →

West Berlin- On October 16, 2023, Age 79. Born in Glen Cove, NY, she was the dearly departed daughter of the late John and Tessa (Blazejewski) Zublionis. Dearly Beloved wife of 58 years to Anthony Y. Lee. Dearly loved mother to Teresa Atwa (Alaa), Particia Lee Fervil (Georges), Sophia Lee, Maria Lee (Angel); cherished grandmother to Norr, Muna, Yusuf, Stuart, Jr., Joseph, Isabel Joshua, Kyrie, DaeJin; great grandmother of Emma and mother-in-law of Stuart Burton, Sr. Dorothy was also predeceased by her daughter Christina Lee Burton. Dear Sister of Joseph Zublionis, Peter Zublionis, Albert Zublionis, Pamela LaBreque, Marvin Cahn and Joan Cahn. Predeceased by her brothers: John Zublionis and Walter Zublionis. Survived by many nieces, nephews, great-nieces and great-nephews. CNBNews graphic file May Dorothy E. Lee rest in peace and may her memory live gloriously in the hearts of her loved ones. Relatives and friends are invited to her visitation... Read more →

(Camden, NJ) – As part of the 25th National Take Back Initiative, the Camden County Sheriff’s Department has installed a prescription medication drop box on the first floor of Camden City Hall at 520 Market Street. This initiative aims to provide a safe, convenient, and responsible way for people to dispose of prescription drugs, while also educating the public about the potential for abuse of medications. “We encourage everyone to take a look in their medicine cabinets and drop off any medications that are expired or no longer needed,” Sheriff Gilbert “Whip” Wilson said. “Safely disposing of prescription medications is so important as it prevents these medications from potentially being misused or abused. And in the midst of the opioid and overdose epidemic, we need to take every possible measure to keep our residents safe and healthy.” Items can be dropped off, from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through... Read more →

(Camden City NJ) (October 18, 2023)--– The Camden County Police Department is looking for a missing adult from East Camden. Heriberto Vazquez, 58, has been reported missing from his home on the 2900 block of Cramer Street. He is described as a white male, 5’6”, 180 pounds, with brown eyes and gray hair. He was last seen wearing a blue hat, yellow boots, gray pants and a white sweatshirt with blue strips. He is known to frequent Federal Street and Westfield Avenue along with parks and hospitals in the city. Anyone with information on his whereabouts is asked to call the CCPD tip line at (856) 757-7042. Read more →

Attention everyone! Don't miss out on the Pack the Park Fall Festival in Gloucester City, happening this Saturday, October 21. This is an event you simply cannot afford to miss. You'll get to indulge in delicious food from food trucks, explore unique craft vendors, jump around in bounce houses, paint pumpkins, and much more. Be advised that the parking lot at Gloucester City Marina will be closed during the festival, so plan accordingly. See you there! Note: The event was originally scheduled for Saturday, October 14, but because of the weather it was postponed to this Saturday. Read more →

Atlantic County celebrated October as Disability Awareness Month by presenting the 34th annual Donald J. Sykes Award to two county residents in recognition of their outstanding achievements and contributions to our community today, Tuesday, October 17. Each year honorees are nominated by area organizations, family or friends for their positive attitudes, personal accomplishments and their success in enriching the lives of others. The awards presentation is a cooperative effort of the Atlantic County Division of Intergenerational Services and the Atlantic County Disability Advisory Board. Established by the county in 1989, the ceremony was later named in memory of Donald J. Sykes, a longtime community advocate and former chairman of the county’s Disabled Citizens Advisory Board. This year’s honorees were Andrew Scheffey of Margate and Mike Bersani of Linwood. Also, in memoriam, a video tribute was played to honor the life and passing of Joe Brown. In 1967, while stationed in... Read more →

DEADLINE FOR FILING 2022 Application is October 31, 2023 IT IS YOUR MONEY The Senior Freeze Program reimburses eligible senior citizens and disabled persons for property tax or mobile home park site fee increases on their principal residence (main home). To qualify, you must meet all the eligibility requirements for each year from the base year through the application year. Eligibility requirements, including income limits, and benefits available for all property tax relief programs are subject to change by the State Budget. 2022 Filing Deadline The deadline for 2022 applications is October 31, 2023. 2022 Payment Schedule We are currently issuing 2022 payments to qualified applicants. For more information, choose the "Calculation and Payment Schedule" button below. Important Program Changes Coming Next Year P.L. 2023, c.75 which was signed into law June 30, 2023, expands the income limit and simplifies the residency requirements for new Senior Freeze program applicants. Beginning... Read more →

Life throws us into challenges and turmoil we cannot understand. The person we love or loved is never reciprocated. This is normal and is the reason one should take their time seeking and securing long-lasting love. That love you feel is deserved won’t come easily. When hoping to find lasting love it is important to use the right avenues too. Some prefer seeking long-term love on dating apps nowadays. These range from a Colombian brides agency to sites offering religion-based dating and more. As you ponder registering on relationship apps, here are a few things to consider regarding efficiency. Online Dating You will meet fabulous singles online be they male or female. Chances of firming up a long-term commitment online are decent too. These unions may happen overnight and remain flourishing for a while, but chances are they will not. One needs to be careful when seeking long-term companionship. Below... Read more →

Wreaths Across America and MISSION BBQ Kick-off 2023 American Heroes Cup Campaign MISSION BBQ to host a public event with the nonprofit’s Mobile Education Exhibit at its Perry Hall, Md., location as part of the campaign launch! COLUMBIA FALLS, Maine, and PERRY HALL, Md. — Oct. 17, 2023 — Today, Wreaths Across America (WAA) and MISSION BBQ announce the national kick-off of the “American Heroes Cup” campaign to raise funds to sponsor veterans’ wreaths to be placed on the headstones of our nation’s heroes during the 2024 National Wreaths Across America Day events. Starting on Sunday, November 12, through the end of 2023, for every American Heroes Cup purchased at any of MISSION BBQ’s 131 locations for $4.99, $2 will be donated to WAA to sponsor veterans’ wreaths. In 2022, MISSION BBQ customers raised $369,590 for WAA through its American Heroes Cup campaign, sponsoring the placement of more than 24,600... Read more →

By Bethany Blankley | The Center Square contributor Oct 4, 2023 Border community residents in Texas testify to horrors they’ve experienced Molotov cocktails, home break-ins, high-speed chases, shoot-outs with law enforcement: Residents say they are terrified (The Center Square) – In a lawsuit filed against Kinney County over detention policies of illegal foreign nationals, the county submitted more than 30 affidavits, including testimony from residents describing their experiences as a result of Biden administration policies, including encounters with violent men who illegally entered Texas not far from where the residents live. One resident who has lived in Val Verde and Kinney counties since 1996, Jacqueline Lewis, said her family hadn’t experienced anything terrifying until the last few years. Border Patrol agents who previously responded to calls “now tell us they are too busy at the river processing family units to send help. … We feel abandoned by our federal government... Read more →

FOR FIRST FALL EDITION WITH 40+ RESTAURANTS OFFERING PRIX FIXE MENUS FOR LUNCH AND DINNER Newtown Square, PA - Foodies and dining adventurers take note! Main Line Today Restaurant Week returns for the first-ever fall edition, from November 5 to November 18th. The 14-day culinary celebration showcases the talents of top chefs, restaurants and purveyors in Montgomery, Delaware, and Chester counties. The region’s burgeoning restaurant community joins forces with Main Line Today and local businesses including Chase Bank to promote the culinary offerings that make the Main Line and western suburbs such a diverse and rich dining destination. Over 40 restaurants have joined the early line-up, including Amada Radnor, Agave Mexican Cuisine, Al Pastor, Amada Radnor, Autograph Brasserie, Bar Alimentari at Di Bruno Bros., Buena Onda Radnor, Joey Chops, Terrain Café, Pizzeria Vetri Devon, White Dog Café, Rosa Mexicano, La Collina and dozens more. Participating restaurants have created a variety... Read more →

Gloucester City – On October 8, 2023. Age 87. Born in Woodbury, NJ, she was the daughter of the late James and Emma (Batezel) Frampton. Loving wife of the late Francis L. Rein. Cherished mother of Lisa OGrady, Lorna Estep, Dorothy May, grandmother of 5 including Kelly Newton, great-grandmother of 8; aunt of James Frampton (Leah). Barb worked for many years as an accountant for the Board of Education in PA. Barb was a member of St. Mary's Catholic Church in Gloucester City, where she was a member of the Catholic Daughters of America Court Giese #439. She also loved quilting, drawing and listening to country music. Funeral arrangements under the direction of the McCann Healey Funeral Home, 851 Monmouth Street, Gloucester City, NJ Burial with her late husband, Francis in Cedar Grove Cemetery, Gloucester City, NJ. Condolence and Memories may be shared at www.mccannhealey.com under the obituary of Barbara... Read more →

GLOUCESTER CITY, NJ (October 12, 2023)(CNBNews)--The Public Works Department is seeking temporary employees to work leaf collection from the week of Monday, October 30, 2023, to the week of December 18, 2023. The work hours are 7:30 a.m. to 2:30 pm. Any/All applicants must be 18 years of age or older. Pay is $15.00/hour. Any/All interested parties should apply to the City Clerk inside 512 Monmouth St or directly to the GCDPW. The GCDPW can be either by walk-in or written mail addressed to 615 Brick Street. You may also email your application to [email protected]. Alex Tedesco, Superintendent Read more →

PHILADELPHIA, PA (October 17, 2023)(CNBNews)--Philadelphia Public Affairs Officer Tanya Little reported on Monday, October 16, 2023, that a homicide was committed in the 3100 unit block of G Street in the 24th District at 7:42 PM. The 32-year-old male was struck multiple times throughout his body. He was transported to Temple University Hospital by the police and pronounced deceased at 8:07 PM. The scene was held, no arrests have been made, and no weapons have been recovered. Read more →

Trick or Treat hours 3:30 pm to 7:30 pm Tuesday, October 31 via GIPHY Parents and guardians need to adhere to a few safety rules for their children while they are trick-or-treating. • Know your route • Take a flashlight • Be sure costumes, shoes and treat bags or safe • Remind children not to enter strangers’ homes or cars • Set rules about not eating treats until they get home • Candy that has been opened should be thrown away. Any homemade treats or fruit should be inspected closely • Remember, drivers have a hard time seeing people, especially at dusk • Never cross the street between parked cars • Watch open flames from jack-o-lanterns as they can catch costumes and long wigs on fire • Make sure that fake knives, swords and guns are made from cardboard or other flexible materials to avoid injury It is also important... Read more →

Maryanne R. Donohue, age 81 of Haddon Heights, passed away on Thursday, October 12, 2023, at Jefferson Hospital in Washington Twp. CNBNews graphic file Maryanne made her career at Bell Telephone and has been a long-standing and grateful family group member of the New Life Charismatic Prayer Group at St. Rose of Lima Church in Haddon Heights. During her early years, she earned a second-degree black belt in Aikido and loved riding her own horses, Patches & Balamir. Maryanne is the daughter of the late Joseph & his wife Frances (nee Regnery) Donohue. She will be sadly missed by her siblings; Regis & her late husband Dennis Cronin, MD, Eileen Donohue (Donald Crawford), Christine & her husband Daniel Marrazzo, Monica & her husband William Nocerini, Joseph Donohue & his wife Alice Borowsky and Maureen Creran (Phillip Ford). Maryanne is also survived and will be sadly missed by many nieces and... Read more →

When people think of a premier event in Gloucester County, New Jersey, people immediately think of the Annual Gloucester County NAACP Freedom Fund Dinner at which the oldest and largest civil rights organization in the nation recognizes community Game Changers. These are folks whose work and selfless contribution to diversity and inclusion in all aspects of our New Jersey community is worthy of recognition. This long anticipated affair is scheduled for: Sunday, October 29, 2023, at Auletto Caterers, 1849 Cooper Street, Deptford, NJ 08096 at 5:00 PM. This year’s Black & White Gala Gamechangers Award Dinner and Presentation will once again serve to recognize notable Gamechangers, representing a broad and diverse pool of honorees in the fields of: Education, Entrepreneurship, Labor, Civil Rights, Community Service, Civic Engagement, Law Enforcement, Armed Service Veterans, Media and Journalism, and the Next Generation Award. Some distinguished persons will be honored with the President’s Award.... Read more →

Dorothy Philbin | CNBNews MT. EPHRAIM NJ On Monday, October 23rd. Mount Ephraim's Police Department will be visited and evaluated by the New Jersey State Association of Chiefs of Police. A successful evaluation will give them accreditation, a highly prized recognition of law enforcement excellence. The department will be evaluated on policies and procedures, management, operations, and support services. As a part of the on-site process, employees and the public are invited to provide input to the assessment team by either telephone or e-mail. The NJSACOP's most current website has only 31 cities/towns with the accreditation. Mount Ephraim, if successful, will be the 32nd. Most of the police departments are in North Jersey, but in our neck of the woods are Voorhees, Margate City, Avalon, Willingboro, Stone Harbor, Cape May, and Salem County's Sheriff's Department. If you want to add your input to the assessment, you can call 609-413-6588 for... Read more →

Annual JDRF One Walk Returns to South Jersey to raise funds for Type 1 Diabetes research BLACKWOOD, N.J., Oct. 16, 2023 ― On Sunday, October 29, the JDRF Greater Delaware Valley Chapter kicks off its annual JDRF One Walk South Jersey at Camden County Community College, Blackwood Campus. Aiming to raise $200,000 to help fund critically needed type 1 diabetes (T1D) research, the event, organized by JDRF Greater Delaware Valley volunteers, is expected to attract local supporters, including teams representing local businesses, families, schools, and other organizations. The event is one of approximately 130 JDRF One Walks nationwide that brings together hundreds of thousands of people each year who share JDRF’s vision to create a world without T1D. “Since our founding in 1970, we’ve witnessed remarkable advancements in research, from innovative devices to significant breakthroughs in stem cell therapies and advancements in early detection,” explains Lindsay Fortese, Executive Director, Greater... Read more →

PITMAN, NJ – A total of six Rowan student-athletes earned NJAC Weekly Honors for their performances last week. Football's Nunes Bukula, IV (Offensive Rookie) and Carter Williams (Defensive Rookie) were joined by Emma DeMaise (Defensive) of women's soccer, Mariah Juiliano (Rookie) from field hockey, Anna Sasse (Runner) of women's cross country and Jacob Riley (Runner) from men's cross country. Bukula IV (Toms River, NJ) earns Offensive Rookie of the Week honors for the second time this year. He ran for a season-high 123 yards on 28 carries and scored a touchdown in the 21-18 loss to Christopher Newport. Williams (Swedesboro, NJ) was named the Defensive Rookie of the Week for the second time as he registered nine tackles (two solo), 1.5 tackles for losses (for six yards), and a QB hurry against Christopher Newport. DeMaise (Wenonah, NJ) picks up her first Defensive Player of the Week mention of the season,... Read more →

SOURCE COUNTER CURRENT/WIND AND SEA The Counter Current/Wind and Sea is against offshore wind power. Jon travels to the Northeast to document the advancement of offshore wind. What he discovers is an unexpected show of solidarity and alliance. From Point Pleasant Beach, New Jersey to Portsmouth, Rhode Island - a motley crew comes together. **GO FUND ME VIDEO FUND** https://www.gofundme.com/f/CXCVIDEO Instagram @counterxcurrent Facebook @counterxcurrent Contact [email protected] Read more →

Philadelphia, PA - Delaware Riverkeeper Network protests the allocation of federal funding for what are dubbed “hydrogen hubs” announced today in Philadelphia by President Joe Biden. The $7 Billion allocated under the federal Bipartisan Infrastructure Act of 2021 throws taxpayer money at a false solution to the climate crisis by stimulating dirty energy development that will increase greenhouse gas emissions and pollution and degrade air and water quality despite claims that hydrogen is “clean” and an alternative to fossil fuels. What’s worse for the Delaware River region is the $750 million earmarked for the Mach 2 Hydrogen Hub here in the Delaware River Watershed. “President Biden’s commitment to advancing hydrogen hubs nationwide is misplaced, ill-advised and will have devastating consequences for our environment, for the safety of future generations, and is a misuse of government dollars that should be helping to advance the clean energy revolution we need rather hydrogen... Read more →

Of Pitman, formerly of the Philadelphia area, on October 14, 2023. Age 44. Born in Stratford, NJ. Nick had been employed as a sheet metal laborer with INOX in Sewell, NJ. He is survived by his father, William N. Glatz (Diana); mother, Sabrina Houck; sister, Stephanie Glatz-Goth, step-brother, Gary W. McDowell, Jr.; uncles; George Glatz, Meco Blakshear; 4 nieces and 3 nephews. Nick will be buried privately in New Camden Cemetery, Camden, NJ at a later date. There will be no viewing or services. Condolence and Memories may be shared at www.mccannhealey.com under the obituary of Nicholas W. Glatz. Funeral Arrangements and Inquiries through: McCann-Healey Funeral Home: Gloucester City. Ph: 856–456-1142. Read more →

(Camden City, NJ) – The Camden County Police Department is looking for a missing adult from East Camden. Heriberto Vazquez, 58, has been reported missing from his home on the 2900 block of Cramer Street. He is described as a white male, 5’6”, 180 pounds, with brown eyes and gray hair. He was last seen wearing a blue hat, yellow boots, gray pants and a white sweatshirt with blue strips. He is known to frequent Federal Street and Westfield Avenue along with parks and hospitals in the city. Anyone with information on his whereabouts is asked to call the CCPD tip line at (856) 757-7042. ============================================= Camden City, NJ) – The Camden County Police Department is looking for a missing adult from Whitman Park. Omar Soto has been reported missing from his home on the 1300 block of Decatur Street. He is described as a Hispanic male, 5’10”, 170 pounds,... Read more →

Brooklawn, N.J. (October 16, 2023)(CNBNews)--- The investigation into the deaths of two women in Brooklawn on Saturday has revealed they died in a murder/suicide, reported Camden County Prosecutor Grace C. MacAulay and Brooklawn Police Chief Rodeway Inn, 801 Crescent Blvd., Brooklawn NJ Shamus Ellis. On Saturday, October 14, 2023, at 1:04 p.m., Brooklawn Police responded to the Rodeway Inn at 801 Crescent Boulevard in Brooklawn, N.J., for the report of a deceased female inside of a room. The deceased female was ultimately identified as Dawn Ogburn, 38, of Brooklawn, N.J. Officers located another deceased female inside of the room who was the victim of a fatal stabbing. The second female victim was identified as Deann Ogburn, 63, of Brooklawn, N.J. At this time, the investigation has determined that Dawn Ogburn fatally stabbed her mother Deann Ogburn and then hanged herself. source Camden County Prosecutors Office Read more →

NJDOT, NJDEP REMIND MOTORISTS TO BE ALERT AS DEER MATING SEASON GETS UNDERWAY (TRENTON) – The New Jersey Department of Transportation and New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection remind motorists to be alert for white-tailed deer as days get shorter and deer become more active with the mating season getting underway. CNBNews graphic files Deer are involved in thousands of collisions with motor vehicles in New Jersey each year, with the highest number occurring during the fall mating season,” said NJDEP Fish & Wildlife Assistant Commissioner Dave Golden. “It is very important that motorists in all parts of the state be alert to the possibility of deer suddenly darting onto roadways, and to follow some basic guidelines to stay safe.” Deer are entering the fall mating season, known as the fall rut, and may suddenly sprint onto roadways as bucks actively pursue does. Rutting activities are most pronounced in the... Read more →

Camden City N.J. (October 16, 2023)(CNBNews)– A jury has convicted a Manahawkin man for the 2016 homicide and sexual assault of a 23-month old child, announced Camden County Prosecutor Grace C. MacAulay and Gloucester City Police Chief Brian Morrell. CNBNews graphic file Michael Disporto,29, was found guilty on October 13 of first-degree Murder and Aggravated Sexual Assault in connection with the death of child A.S. The verdict was returned after a jury trial in Camden County Superior Court. Disporto faces a life sentence. On Sunday July 3, 2016, the Gloucester City Police Department responded to a report of an unresponsive child. Twenty-three month old A.S. was transported to Cooper University Hospital where she was found to have suffered extensive injuries as well as signs of being sexually abused. A.S. was pronounced deceased on July 5, 2016. Her death was ruled a Homicide and the cause of death was blunt force... Read more →

Know the Risks of Marijuana RELATED: CASE SOLVED: A "Dumpster Diver" is the Culprit...UPDATED Local Governments Seeking "A PIECE OF THE ACTION" Another Marijuana Store Coming to South Jersey; Opening in Brooklawn Marijuana use comes with real risks that can impact a person’s health and life. Marijuana is the most commonly used illegal substance in the U.S. and its use is growing. Marijuana use among all adult age groups, both sexes, and pregnant women is going up. At the same time, the perception of how harmful marijuana use can be is declining. Increasingly, young people today do not consider marijuana use a risky behavior. But there are real risks for people who use marijuana, especially youth and young adults, and women who are pregnant or nursing. Today’s marijuana is stronger than ever before. People can and do become addicted to marijuana. Approximately 1 in 10 people who use marijuana will... Read more →