NEWS, SPORTS, COMMENTARY, POLITICS for Gloucester City and the Surrounding Areas of South Jersey and Philadelphia
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Stephens on State to introduce new changes while preserving classic elegance starting November 4 Stephens on State, located at 105 W. State Street in Media will introduce their changes to the business starting November 4th. The restaurant, which opened in 2003, remains deeply committed to providing an exceptional dining experience that mirrors the evolving tastes and preferences of its patrons while respecting its heritage. New changes include an elevated menu to focus on the restaurants’ American Italian Steakhouse focus and adding new seasonal cocktails for those to imbibe on. "Our goal was to enhance every aspect of Stephen’s on State...
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On Wednesday, October 23, at Holy Communion Lutheran Church, Berlin, at 11 a.m., the Board of Commissioners will be hosting a homeless services and resource fair to provide free necessary services to those in need. This fair will feature on–site showers and haircuts, breakfast and lunch and access to several organizations to help with employment and housing, among other things. “This event breaks down the barriers to access to deliver necessary care to those in need,” said Commissioner Virginia Betteridge, liaison to the Department of Health and Human services. “Combatting homelessness is a top priority for the Board of Commissioners...
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On October 22, the Board of Commissioners was joined Congressman Donald Norcross and Mayor Ted Brennan to present $850,000 in Community Project Funding to the Borough of Merchantville for upgrades to pedestrian and bike path infrastructure. CPF grants provide investment in a wide variety of projects such as housing, homelessness prevention, public facilities, parks, and other services. Congressman Norcross recently secured 14 CPF awards, total $13.5 million, for projects throughout the region. “Congressman Norcross is always fighting to make Camden County and the South Jersey region better places to live, work and visit,” Commissioner Deputy Director Ed McDonnell said. “This...
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Earlier this year, the PSEG Foundation awarded a grant to the Arbor Day for the distribution of free trees to the community. We had employees volunteer at these events. There’s an upcoming tree planting event happening Wednesday, October 23, and volunteers will be in attendance at that event as well. Part of this program also includes tree distribution for customers in Gloucester City (zip codes 08107, 08059, 08030, 08104, 08031, 08093, 08096). Arbor Day set up the following link www.arborday.org/pseg [arborday.org] where customers can register to request a free tree. The species types are Willow Oak, Bald Cypress, White Spruce,...
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On October 22, Commissioner Melinda Kane and the Camden County Office of Veterans Affairs will be holding a medal ceremony in partnership with Jefferson Health, Samaritan Healthcare & Hospice, Jewish Family and Children’s Services, and Jewish War Veterans to recognize the service and sacrifices of 10 individuals from Camden County. “Our veterans deserve to be recognized for all they have done for our country,” Commissioner Melinda Kane said. “The selflessness and courage they have displayed is admirable and deserving of celebration.” Recipients include: Dennis P. Boyle, Jr., Cherry Hill, Army Matthew L. Holmes, Jr., Pennsauken, Air Force Dennis C. Horowitz,...
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The Maryland Department of Natural Resources is scoping possible regulatory changes on the following topics: BLUE CRABS - Crab Pot Lines Housekeeping HORSESHOE CRABS - Harvest on Sundays MONETARY VALUES OF FISH - Updates OYSTERS AND CLAMS - Declaration Requirement for Seafood Dealers PENALTIES - Updates to Penalty Schedules SHARKS - Shortfin Mako Creel Limit SHELLFISH AQUACULTURE - Harvest Hours STRIPED BASS - Atlantic Gill Netting During the scoping process, the department gathers suggestions and ideas from stakeholders and others about how to solve a fishery problem or address a need. The goal of scoping is to identify issues, potential...
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(Emmaus, Pa., October 15, 2024) - Wildlands Conservancy, the premier nonprofit land trust of the Lehigh Valley and Lehigh River watershed, together with project partners, funders, and community volunteers, celebrated the yearslong stream restoration of the Bushkill Creek and its success to date. The celebration took place at the Lafayette College dam removal site along the Karl Stirner Arts Trail in Easton. The event included a volunteer wildflower planting to complete restoration at this project site. “This yearslong effort is a win for clean water for all the communities living in connection with the Bushkill Creek,” says Christopher Kocher, president...
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Traveling presents opportunities for things to go wrong at home, and those who are away can't do much until they return. While having someone who can check on the house is a good idea, there are also other things that can be done to help secure the home and prevent damage or theft. Four of the top ways to protect the home while traveling include the following. Install a Security System and Cameras A security system or cameras are a great way to deter theft. A potential thief will notice the cameras and avoid trying to enter the house. They'll...
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Small businesses rely on the internet for a number of tasks, so it's no surprise that many owners are looking into upgrading their service. When it is time to upgrade, fiber internet may be a great option, as it provides numerous benefits, such as faster speeds and higher bandwidth. Some of the reasons why small business owners will want to consider fiber internet include the following. Cost-Effective Option Today, fiber internet for small businesses may be a more cost-effective option compared to cable internet. Higher speeds and bandwidth means more work can get done at once, increasing productivity and saving...
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