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Philadelphia, PA - Philadelphia, Main Line and South Jersey bars and restaurants are raising a glass to the most popular drink of the moment. Celebrate National Espresso Martini Day at these ten restaurants and bars shaking and stirring some of the most award-winning cocktails in the region, plus many off-menu weekend-only exclusive specials. Sophie's BBQ in Havertown will host a special Espresso Martini Day x St. Patrick's Day Brunch with special one-day only espresso martinis, signature coffee rubbed brisket and a full special menu. Sophie's will open an hour early on Saturday as well. Two of the region's pop-up theme bars will serve a side of elite vibes with espressos. Craftsman Row Saloon will debut Blooming Garden Pop-Up this week and offer a chocolate covered espresso martini. Harry's in Cape May is rebranded as O'Harry's for March and serving up an Irish edition of their popular espresso. Mamajuana Cafe will... Read more →

Philadelphia is the country’s second-largest Irish heritage city — a larger percentage than New York and a greater population than Boston — making Philly a natural center for St. Patrick’s Day celebrations. The festivities’ highlight is the annual Philadelphia St. Patrick’s Day Parade down the Benjamin Franklin Parkway, starting at 16th Street & John F. Kennedy Boulevard before heading toward Eakins Oval. With one out of every seven Philadelphians claiming Irish ancestry, expect a huge turnout, with a 2025 theme of Bless Those Dedicated to Serving Others. Where: Starting at John F. Kennedy Boulevard & North 16th Street, Philadelphia, PA Read more →

It is with deep sorrow and broken hearts that we unfortunately share our sorrow in the tragic and untimely passing of Jaclyn M. Soukup (nee Monteleone), 41, of Vineland, who left us on Thursday, March 6, 2025, in Williamstown. Born in Stratford, Jackie’s spirit embraced life with an uncontainable energy and heart. Jackie was a woman whose laugh could brighten any room, whose smile—a radiant 5-mile smile—could light up the darkest of days. She had a quirky, goofy personality and an ability to turn even the simplest moments into something extraordinary. Her "Jackieisms" were the jokes and quirks that left those around her in fits of laughter, making each conversation feel like an unforgettable adventure. In every way, Jackie lived life as a free spirit. Impulsive and passionate, she was a force of nature—always ready to take on the world on her own terms. She danced like no one was... Read more →

The following information is preliminary and subject to change; updates will be provided as they become available. In the 18th District, a stabbing occurred at 56XX Sansom Street on the highway at 3:04 a.m. A Black male, identified as "John Doe" and believed to be in his mid-20s, was stabbed once in the left side of the abdomen. Police transported him to Penn Presbyterian Medical Center, where he was listed in critical condition. The scene has been secured, and the offender is in custody; however, no weapon has been recovered. The investigation remains ongoing with Southwest Detectives. In the 25th District, another stabbing took place inside a bar at 40XX N Reese Street at 1:07 a.m. A 35-year-old Hispanic female suffered stab wounds to both arms. She was transported to Einstein Medical Center by PFD Medic and is stable. There were no arrests made and no weapons recovered. The case... Read more →

Gloucester City - On March 8, 2025, at the age of 71, Marie passed peacefully at home in the loving care of her husband of 45 years, Paul J. Martin. She is survived by Paul and extended family. Marie was a lifelong resident of Gloucester City and parishioner of St. Mary’s Church. She graduated from Gloucester Catholic class of 1972, took her college degree, and worked many years as a research chemist until her retirement. She co-founded a successful tech company and patented unique innovations. She visited more than two dozen countries, and once met Pope John Paul II in Rome. She loved horses and the Pennsylvania Ballet. She was kind, helpful, thoughtful, and a wonderful friend. Relatives and friends are invited to her viewings on Thursday evening, March 13th from 6 to 8 PM and again on Friday morning, March 14th from 9 to 10 AM at the McCANN-HEALEY... Read more →

You can't deny that the world of online entertainment has become bigger than anybody expected. If you were to tell people 10 years ago that the digital entertainment world would be as lucrative and large as it is today, chances are that they wouldn't believe you. If you then told them that one of the biggest revenue makers within the digital entertainment world would be live and online casino games, they absolutely wouldn't believe you. You see, a decade or two ago, people couldn't imagine betting or wagering outside of brick-and-mortar establishments. However, with the advancement of technology, this is now the norm. Online casinos have become one of the most popular digital entertainment forms out there. This article aims to shed light on the things that you should expect to see from any established and reputable online casino site and give you some tips and tricks to keep in... Read more →

On Sunday, March 2, 2025, Commissioner Liaison to Veterans Affairs Denice DiCarlo, alongside Director Frank J. DiMarco and West Deptford Deputy Mayor Adam Reid, had the honor of attending the Robert H. Jordan VFW Post 7125 Community Service Award Ceremony. The event celebrated the 2024-25 Patriot’s Pen Essay Contest winners, who shared their inspiring perspectives on this year’s theme, “My Voice in America’s Democracy.” It was a privilege to recognize their achievements and present each winner with a Certificate of Commendation for their outstanding work! Holy Angels Catholic School Winners: 1st Place – Sophia Casibang 2nd Place – Amaryllis Arocho; 3rd Place – Liam Hedglin; West Deptford Middle School Winners: 1st Place – Hideo Caeden Woods; 2nd Place – Naoki Woods; 3rd Place – Emerson R. Lewis. Congratulations to all the winners for their hard work and dedication! Read more →

WESTMINSTER, MD - Phil Sedalis hit a grand slam to power #21 Rowan to a 9-2 first-game win over McDaniel, with the Profs putting up the same score, 9-2, in the second game to sweep the doubleheader. Rowan improves to 4-1 on the year. It was the second slam of Sedalis' career, with the last one coming in his first game as a Prof (at Virginia Wesleyan 3/4/23). GAME 1 Jason Morgan was 3-for-5 with a double and RBI and Sedalis hit a grand slam, driving in four runs and scoring two. Nick Struble went 2-for-3 with a run and an RBI, as did Joey Bogart while Marco Mannino was 2-for-3 and scored a run. A five-run sixth inning keyed the win as Rowan expanded on a 3-2 lead. Struble opened the inning with a single and eventually scored when Cannon was hit by a pitch with the bases loaded.... Read more →

**January 3:** Officers responded to ShopRite regarding an employee theft. Upon arrival, they learned that ShopRite management had detained an employee for stealing a television that another employee had won at the store’s Christmas party. The suspect, identified as John Johnson, 59, of Philadelphia, was arrested, processed, and released on a summons. **January 3:** An AutoZone employee reported that a male had run out of the store with a stolen vehicle scanner. The suspect was described as a white male, approximately 6 feet tall, with a beard, wearing jeans and a black hoodie. The investigation is ongoing. **January 6:** Officers responded to the area of Verchio’s following a report of a male, later identified as Thomas Lilley, 28, of Westville, who had brandished a handgun at the caller. Lilley was found hiding under the Route 130 bridge. After the investigation, he was charged with Certain Persons Not to Have Weapons,... Read more →

Image attributed to Unsplash.com Activities at front desks influence patients' experiences and the effectiveness of healthcare services. As the primary point of contact, the front desk staff welcomes patients, arranges visits, checks insurance records, and enhances provider communication. This dynamic workplace requires empathy and organizational ability to satisfy customer needs while preserving operational flow. Medical practices may greatly raise patient happiness and simplify their whole process by prioritizing effective front desk administration, helping produce better health results. The front desk operations The front desk of a medical office is like its pulse; initial impressions are created, and important administrative chores are carried out there. Receptionists precisely answer phones, schedule appointments, handle a consistent patient flow, and check insurance information. They also answer patient questions so everyone feels welcome and updated about their appointment. Staff members negotiating the complexity of patient requirements while preserving a seamless operational flow call for a... Read more →

Image attributed to Unsplash.com Driven by changes in care delivery methods and technology developments, the healthcare scene is changing profoundly. Value-based care, telemedicine, customized medicine, artificial intelligence, and telemedicine alter patient interaction with healthcare providers and treatment received. These advancements improve accessibility and efficiency and encourage a more customized health management method. The possibility for better patient outcomes and a more sustainable healthcare system becomes more realistic as various technologies integrate. These innovations will open the path for a day when quality and personalization rule in medical treatment. Rise of telemedicine The need for strong support services becomes clear as telemedicine is embraced by healthcare systems more and more. Although virtual consultations are changing patient care by letting people access services from the comfort of their homes and lowering both travel needs and waiting times, the sustainability of this change depends much on the recruitment and management of trained healthcare... Read more →

William E. Cleary Sr. | CNBNews The property is located in the same area as the Gloucester City Public Works facility ***** GLOUCESTER CITY, NJ(MARCH 9, 2025) (CNBNEWS)--At the Monday, March 10 caucus meeting, the Gloucester City mayor and council are expected to approve a resolution to investigate a discharge of hazardous waste at the Gloucester City Wastewater Treatment Plant, located at 615 Brick Street. The plant includes Block 120.02 Lots 1 and 1.01 and Block 124 Lots 2 and 3, which are located in the Southport Brownfield Development Area. A state grant program would fund the research. The area is located by the Public Works property. The radon that has been removed from various spots in the city is dumped at this compound and eventually is hauled away by train. The council is expected to approve a $61,000 contract with Pennoni Engineers for environmental consulting services to monitor radioactive... Read more →

Calling all Ram family! We’re excited to invite you to our first-ever Rams on Ridgeway event on Saturday, April 26, 2025! Come back to school, walk the halls, and reconnect with old friends and memories. Find your old lockers, grab a drink, and enjoy the nostalgia – all without the risk of detention! Tickets are $30 per person and include all the food and fun, this is a BYOB event. Click here to register today! We can’t wait to welcome you back to the GC halls. Don’t miss out on the fun! Any questions, email [email protected] Read more →