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GLASSBORO, NJ - Righthander Zach Coluccio threw seven hitless innings to lead #18 Rowan to a 7-2 win over TCNJ in NJAC baseball action, giving the Profs (20-8; 5-4 NJAC) their 20th win of the year. Coluccio (5-0) threw over 120 pitches through seven innings, while striking out six, and walking four, and allowed one run in the sixth inning. Christian Rice and Charlie Russell pitched the final two innings to preserve the win. Marco Mannino, Damon Suriani and Joey Bogart provided the offense for the Profs as each drove in two runs while Phil Sedalis had two hits and scored twice. Rowan jumped on the board in the first inning when Tyler Cannon reached on an error and eventually moved to third and scored when Suriani was hit by a pitch with the bases loaded. The Profs held the 1-0 lead until the fifth inning when Bogart hit a... Read more →

Haddon Heights, NJ – This Sunday marks the 30th anniversary of the tragic loss of Camden County Prosecutor’s Office Investigator John “Jack” McLaughlin and Haddon Heights Police Patrolman John Norcross. These brave men were shot and killed in the line of duty during a child abuse investigation in Haddon Heights on April 20, 1995. The latter’s brother, retired Haddon Heights Detective Richard Norcross, was wounded, but thankfully survived. To honor these heroes, the Camden County Prosecutor’s Office and Haddon Heights Police Department held a 30th Anniversary Remembrance Ceremony on April 17, 2025, at the McLaughlin-Norcross Memorial Dell at Haddon Lake Park in Haddon Heights. “Today, we celebrate their legacy, inspiring new generations of officers to carry the torch of bravery and selflessness,” said Camden County Prosecutor Grace C. MacAulay. “We’ll always remember Jack McLaughlin and John Norcross. Not only for their sacrifice, but for the lives they lived in service... Read more →

WEST CAPE MAY, NJ (APRIL 18, 2025)(CNBNEWS)--This morning, members of the West Cape May Volunteer Fire Company and the Cape May Fire Department were dispatched to a reported vehicle fire on Gold Beaten Alley in West Cape May. Source: https://www.facebook.com/groups/1581129035467388/user/1637877509 Read more →

Virtua Health has rolled out a new Mobile Grocery Store to help reduce food insecurity and improve access to fresh, healthy food. The vehicle is part of a new $1.5 million, state-funded investment in Virtua’s “Eat Well” food access programs. The initiative will also include the health system’s first Mobile “Food Farmacy,” scheduled to launch this summer. These developments represent a significant expansion of Virtua’s Eat Well programs, which also include a Mobile Farmers Market and two brick-and-mortar Food Farmacies. The new Eat Well Mobile Grocery Store replaces the original vehicle – a refurbished NJ Transit bus – which launched in 2021. The new, custom-designed truck offers more space for customers and staff, among other improvements. “Our original Mobile Grocery Store gave this program a fantastic start over the past four years,” said Virtua President and CEO Dennis W. Pullin, FACHE. “Now, our new and improved vehicle will provide even... Read more →

The Philadelphia Police Department is requesting the public’s help in locating missing juvenile Aminah Wright. Aminah was last seen April 13, 2025, at 5:00pm on the 22xx block of Williams St. Aminah may be frequenting the 9xx block of Reno Place. Aminah is 15 years old, 5’0″, 201lbs. Her clothing description is unknown. Anyone with information regarding Aminah’s whereabouts is urged to contact East Detectives at 215-686-3243 or dial 911. For additional information and updates, visit https://www.phillypolice.com/news-blotter/missing-juvenile-aminah-wright-from-the-24th-district/ Read more →

Voorhees, NJ – A Voorhees woman has been arrested and charged for possessing and distributing child sexual abuse material, reported Camden County Prosecutor Grace C. MacAulay and Voorhees Police Chief Louis Bordi. Makayla Johnson, 20, was charged on April 17, 2025, with second-degree Distribution of Child Sexual Abuse Material, second-degree Possession with Intent to Distribute Child Sexual Abuse Material, and third-degree Possession of Child Sexual Abuse Material. Multiple cyber tips from the National Center of Missing & Exploited Children (NCMEC) led detectives to a Snapchat account used to possess and distribute child sexual abuse material. During the investigation, detectives from the Camden County Prosecutor’s Office High Tech Crimes Unit identified Johnson as the user of the Snapchat account. Additionally, a forensic search of Johnson’s cell phone uncovered child sexual abuse material. Johnson was taken into custody at her residence in Voorhees on April 17, 2025, and remanded to the Camden... Read more →

GLOUCESTER CITY, NJ (CNBNews)(April 18, 2025)--Anuj Agarwal, the visionary Founder of FeedSpot and the dedicated Creators Account Manager, shared exciting news with William E. Cleary Sr., the founder and editor of CNBNews (ClearysNoteBook). Today, it has been honored as one of the Top 80 New Jersey Blogs on the internet by a panel of esteemed judges. Out of 80 honorees, CNBNews Ranked No. 11 This prestigious list comprised the finest New Jersey blogs, carefully selected from thousands across the web. The rankings were determined by key factors such as relevancy, authority, social media following, and the freshness of the content. “I would like to extend my heartfelt congratulations to you, William,” expressed Agarwal. “Your blog, CNBNews, has been recognized by our panel as one of the Top 80 New Jersey Blogs on the web.” “This compilation represents the most thorough and inclusive list of the Top 80 New Jersey Blogs... Read more →

The National Young Farmers Coalition joins Willie Nelson, Founder and President of Farm Aid, and David Senter, President of the American Agriculture Movement, in releasing a solidarity letter to young farmers at a moment of emerging farm crisis. Disaster programs that were authorized by Congress at the end of 2024 have not been implemented and are desperately needed. Input costs remain stubbornly high and are increasing with new tariffs. Frozen USDA contracts mean family farmers are owed money for investments they've already made in their farms. In this new statement, Willie Nelson and David Senter reflect on the 1980s Farm Crisis and how it was "political organizing by farmers and those who support them, as well as legal strategy, that ended the period of intense hardship." The National Young Farmers Coalition joins the American Agriculture Movement and Farm Aid in standing with the farmers who are taking action in this... Read more →

Right now, America needs 80,000 more professional drivers to keep store shelves stocked and deliveries on time. This gap disrupts everything from holiday shopping to hospital supplies, costing the economy billions annually. Without enough hands behind the wheel, grocery prices rise, and critical goods face delays. Take Jessie, a veteran driver from Indianapolis. She’s spent 15 years moving goods coast-to-coast but says fewer people want this career. “We’re the backbone of this country,” she explains. “But working weeks away from home isn’t for everyone.” Her story mirrors a nationwide trend where aging workers retire faster than new ones join. From supply chain hiccups to rising consumer costs, the driver deficit touches nearly every American. Let’s explore how keeping trucks moving keeps the country moving too. Overview of the Truck Driver Shortage The U.S. transportation sector currently faces a 80,000-person deficit in qualified operators, according to 2023 data from the American... Read more →

Did you know 89% of businesses experience data disruptions during platform transitions? Transferring digital information between providers isn’t just about moving messages—it’s about preserving workflows, security, and productivity. This guide helps professionals navigate the complexities of shifting communication systems. Whether upgrading to Microsoft 365 or adopting new tools, a structured approach minimizes downtime and safeguards critical information. Modern organizations rely on efficient data flows. Providers now offer advanced techniques to automate transfers, reduce errors, and maintain folder structures. Strategies vary from phased rollouts to full-scale cutovers, each requiring careful planning. Upcoming sections explore technical checklists, provider-specific protocols, and actionable insights from industry leaders. Readers will learn how to avoid common pitfalls while aligning transitions with broader IT goals. Introduction to Email Migration Every day, countless professionals transition their communication systems to meet evolving needs. This process called email migration, involves moving messages, contacts, and calendars between platforms while preserving workflows.... Read more →

Source: Freepik Medicare. We all know the name, but do we really know what it covers? If you've ever felt like figuring it out is harder than trying to fold a fitted sheet, you're not alone. There's a lot of confusion out there, and it makes sense – health insurance is about as clear as mud most of the time. So, let's break it down, friend-to-friend. No jargon, no fluff, just the real deal on what Medicare actually covers. Part A: Hospital Insurance Think of Part A as your safety net for when life throws you a curveball. It covers inpatient hospital stays, skilled nursing facility care, hospice care, and some home health care. But before you get too excited, remember there's a deductible. Nothing in life is truly free, right? What Does It Cover? Hospital stays: If you need to stay overnight, Part A helps with room, meals, nursing... Read more →

When severe weather rolls in, knowing the difference between a tornado watch and a tornado warning isn't just helpful, but can save your life. These two alerts may sound similar, but they mean very different things. Mixing them up could leave you unprepared in a dangerous situation. In this blog, you'll learn exactly what each term means, how they’re issued, and what actions you should take to stay safe when tornadoes threaten your area. Let’s clear up the confusion so you’re ready when it matters most. What Is a Tornado Watch? A tornado watch means the conditions are right for tornadoes to form. It doesn’t mean there’s a tornado on the ground, but the atmosphere has the potential to produce one. The National Weather Service issues watches over large areas, often covering several counties or even parts of multiple states. Think of it as an early heads-up. You’re not in... Read more →

CORRECTION/UPDATE William E. Cleary Sr. | CNBNews GLOUCESTER CITY, NJ (April 18, 2025)(CNBNews)--Catalyst Development Partners, a prominent real estate firm based in Connecticut, has taken legal action against the City of Gloucester following an agreement they reached in December 2022 to revitalize the Southport area. This redevelopment project, covering approximately 145 acres of land, aimed to transform the region into a community hub. As part of the agreement, Stephen Parnes was officially designated as the Conditional Redeveloper for the Southport Redevelopment area. The lawsuit raises questions about the future of this significant undertaking and the city’s commitment to its development goals. At the time, James Maley Esq., of the Maley Givens Law Firm, Collingswood, who represents the city in this matter, stated in a letter to Parnes, “As Redevelopment Counsel to the City of Gloucester City, we will be preparing a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) naming Catalyst as Conditional Redeveloper... Read more →