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June is full of exciting events all throughout Camden County. Join us in honoring love, diversity, and unity this Pride Month. Special events like the Haddon Township Pride and Progress Community Night, different parades and walks, and stylish fashion shows are almost here! To learn more and see a list of events, Click Here. Read more →

The Camden County Board of Commissioners, Moms Demand Action for Gun Sense in America, SJ local group, and Community Partners are proud to recognize National Gun Violence Awareness Day 2025 and Wear Orange Weekend with this special concert performance from Who's Bad and a resource fair at the Camden Waterfront on Monday, June 9th at 6 PM. Each year we honor survivors while building a community with those working to end gun violence. To learn more, Click Here. Read more →

Jefferson Cherry Hill Hospital Nurse Manager Rory Levinson, MSN, RN, BN-BC, CEN, was recently honored with a DAISY Team Leader Award for Extraordinary Nurses. Levinson, of Marlton, NJ, was nominated by a nursing colleague who shared how much of a difference he has made in her career. When she started as a new nurse, he made her feel welcomed and supported, building her confidence. “Rory is always available to help his team, thanks to his open-door policy, and he connects well with patients — so much so that they often call out to greet him as he walks by,” said Levinson’s colleague. “I’ll never forget when he personally reunited a patient with her husband, who was a patient in another area of the hospital, by bringing him over for a visit.” Part of an international program, DAISY honorees are nominated by patients, family members, and colleagues. They are chosen following... Read more →

BATON ROUGE, LA -- The following people recently were elected to membership into The Honor Society of Phi Kappa Phi, the nation's oldest and most selective collegiate honor society for all academic disciplines. Evan Pawlik of Marlton (08053) at University of Delaware Joshua Pawlik of Marlton (08053) at University of Delaware They are among approximately 20,000 students, faculty, professional staff and alumni to be initiated into Phi Kappa Phi each year. Membership is by invitation only and requires nomination and approval by a chapter. Only the top 10 percent of seniors and 7.5 percent of juniors are eligible for membership. Graduate students in the top 10 percent of the number of candidates for graduate degrees may also qualify, as do faculty, professional staff and alumni who have achieved scholarly distinction. Phi Kappa Phi was founded in 1897 under the leadership of undergraduate student Marcus L. Urann who had a desire... Read more →

President Trump and Secretary Noem are dismantling drug cartels that profit from trafficking, violence, and lawlessness WASHINGTON – The Department of Homeland Security released a video featuring the parents of Nicholas Quets, a U.S. Marine Corps Veteran who was viciously murdered by members of the Sinaloa cartel. On October 18th, 2024, Nicholas Quets traveled to Rocky Point, Mexico, where upon entry, he encountered a Sinaloa cartel checkpoint. These cartel members attempted to steal his pickup truck before shooting him in the back through his heart, ultimately taking his life at just 31 years old. Angel Families Vignette - Quets Nicholas Quets was a USMC veteran. He fought for our country. But our country didn’t fight for him. In 2024, Nicholas was viciously murdered by a member of the Sinaloa cartel while vacationing in Mexico. Instead of action, the Biden administration left his family with silence. But under POTUS and Secretary... Read more →

The legislation would limit the amount of residential property application fees (TRENTON) — In an effort to keep housing affordable for renters, Assembly Democrats passed Bill A4899 during the May voting session. Sponsored by Assemblywomen Linda Carter and Yvonne Lopez, the legislation would set a maximum limit on application fees for residential properties and establish penalties for violations. Under the bill, landlords or their agents would be prohibited from implementing an application fee exceeding $50.00. Additionally, the Director of the Division of Consumer Affairs (DCA) in the Department of Law and Public Safety would be required to annually adjust the fee limitation under the bill to account for changes in the Consumer Price Index, and annually publish the applicable fee limitation on the division’s website. “Housing affordability continues to challenge many New Jersey residents, especially those simply trying to apply for a place to live,” said Assemblywoman Carter (D-Somerset, Union).... Read more →

(Camden, NJ) – The Camden County Police Department is looking for a missing 14-year-old from Lanning Square. Jazmine Boston has been reported missing from her home on the 600 block of Pine Street. She is described as a black female, 5’7”, 185 pounds, with brown hair and brown eyes. She was last seen wearing a gray sweatshirt, black tights, lime green Crocs and a black and white beanie. She is known to frequent Centerville and Fairview. Anyone with information on her whereabouts is asked to call the CCPD tip line at (856) 757-7042. Read more →

WASHINGTON – Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem released the following statement after U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) arrested an illegal alien who threatened to assassinate President Trump. “Thanks to our ICE officers, this illegal alien who threatened to assassinate President Trump is behind bars,” said Secretary Kristi Noem. “This threat comes not even a year after President Trump was shot in Butler, Pennsylvania and less than two weeks after former FBI Director Comey called for the President’s assassination. All politicians and members of the media should take notice of these repeated attempts on President Trump’s life and tone down their rhetoric. I will continue to take all measures necessary to ensure the protection of President Trump.” On May 21, an ICE field intelligence officer received a handwritten letter in the mail from Ramon Morales Reyes, in which he promised to self-deport after he used his gun to... Read more →

You Didn’t Ask for Automation — But It’s Already Here Not too long ago, filing a complaint with Gloucester County meant calling someone named Karen at the front desk, waiting on hold, and maybe—just maybe—getting a call back. Now? It’s a clean web form. No voice. No face. No feedback. Just a confirmation number and silence. It sounds convenient, and maybe it is. But something’s changed. The local government didn’t just modernize — it quietly outsourced attention. Decisions that used to be made by someone who lived here are now filtered through software that probably wasn’t even built in New Jersey. Platforms like GovPilot, ViewPoint, and SeeClickFix now handle everything from noise complaints to permit applications — a backend logic structure surprisingly close to systems behind 7bit casino online, where user input is streamlined and processed instantly without human touch. In both cases, you're not dealing with a person; you're... Read more →

Earlier on May 30, 2025, the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) issued a comprehensive list of sanctuary jurisdictions, including cities, counties, and states that are deliberately obstructing the enforcement of federal immigration laws and endangering American citizens. Sanctuary cities protect dangerous criminal illegal aliens from facing consequences and put law enforcement in grave danger. This action follows the signing of an Executive Order by President Donald J. Trump on April 28, 2025. The order directs the Secretary of Homeland Security Kristi Noem and the Attorney General Pam Bondi to identify and publicly highlight jurisdictions that refuse to cooperate with federal immigration authorities. Some of those named are located in New Jersey and nearby Pennsylvania. Self-Identification as a State Sanctuary Jurisdiction NEW JERSEY Counties Burlington County Cumberland County Warren County Cities Asbury Park Bloomfield Camden East Orange Hoboken Jersey City Leonia Linden Maplewood Montclair Township Newark North Bergen Paterson Plainfield Prospect... Read more →

War at the Shore June 6-8 Resorts is proud to be part of North Beach Atlantic City, which has signed on as a presenting sponsor of the 2025 War At The Shore, one of offshore powerboat racing’s most thrilling and anticipated competitions. This partnership brings racers directly in front of and past Resorts Casino Hotel; and North Beach’s support reflects a growing commitment to elevating the profile of high-performance marine sports in Atlantic City. The 2025 event will feature top-tier offshore powerboat racing and bring fans closer to the action than ever before. Resorts is among the best places to view these races, so we invite you to come for the day, or weekend, to enjoy dining, gaming and the races. Rock'n Back Around the Clock | June 7 at 7PM | Superstar Theater The Jukebox Journey spins back through the decades with the songs that lit up the jukeboxes... Read more →

GLASSBORO, NJ - Rowan freshman Damon Suriani was named the Region 4 Rookie of the Year by D3baseball.com, while four Profs —Phil Sedalis, Zach Coluccio, Marco Mannino and Jason Morgan — were selected to the All-Region Team. 2025 D3baseball.com All-Region 4 Team Sedalis was named to the D3baseball.com All-Region 4 First Team, Mannino and Coluccio were chosen to the Second Team and Morgan was selected to the Third Team. Suriani (Swedesboro, NJ/Gloucester Catholic) was named the NJAC Rookie of the Year this season, becoming just the third Prof to earn the league's top rookie award and the first in 11 years under head coach Mike Dickson . The freshman outfielder was also named to the All-Conference Second Team. He is batting .438 in 30 games, while making 22 starts, and has scored 31 runs and driven in 22. Sedalis (Wenonah, NJ/Deptford), the senior centerfielder, was named the ABCA's Region 4... Read more →

On Sunday, May 18, 2025, at 1:15 a.m., Philadelphia Police Officers from the 35th District responded to an auto-pedestrian crash on the 48XX block of North Broad Street. A 2007 Cadillac was traveling northbound on Broad Street, when a pedestrian standing the middle of street with dark clothing stepped in front of Cadillac causing the accident. PFD-Medic transported the pedestrian to Albert Einstein Medical Center, where she was placed in critical condition. The driver remained on the scene. The scene was secured. The investigation is being handled by Crash Investigation Division. Pedestrian: female approximate 40-50 years old. Read more →

Senator Andy Kim (D-N.J.) announced that he was named to the bipartisan and bicameral Congressional-Executive Commission on China (CECC) to help shape policy recommendations addressing the state of human rights and rule of law in China. “Congress has a responsibility to ensure that the United States is shaping the future for our children, not Beijing,” said Senator Kim. “I’m grateful for this opportunity to engage directly with colleagues to help steer a strategy that defends human rights, rule of law, and protects democratic principles as Beijing uses new tools and evolving technology like AI to challenge them." The CECC was created by Congress in October 2000 to monitor human rights and the development of the rule of law in China, and to submit an annual report on the subjects to the President and Congress. The CECC consists of nine Senators, nine Members of the House of Representatives, and five senior... Read more →

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Patricia’s of Holmdel- Patricia's is a BYOB Italian restaurant in Holmdel, NJ, that has been serving up the finest Italian food since 2015. Their talented chefs work diligently to create a menu full of your favorite Italian classics as well as specials that will leave you speechless. Gabriella’s Italian SteakhouseFor the dad who deserves more than just a backyard BBQ, Gabriella’s in Red Bank is the place to be. From Tomahawk steaks and fresh seafood at the raw bar to signature cocktails, Gabriella’s offers a dining experience worthy of celebrating Father’s Day in style. Over Easy KitchenThis brunch spot with three locations in Marlboro, Holmdel, and Fair Haven is the perfect way to celebrate the breakfast loving dad. OEK provides a unique blend of classic breakfast, brunch, and lunch dishes along with new and revolving weekend specials that you haven’t seen before. Madison Modern Socialis located in the heart of... Read more →

We all dream of having a sculpted body and our weight in the healthy category. We can’t wait to lose those extra pounds. But often recommended crash diets (or fad diets) and intense exercise routines that guarantee rapid results in weight loss and body toning can be unsustainable and unhealthy in the long run. The good news is you can achieve your goals and progress in your fitness journey with a healthier, long-lasting approach! This guide will show you a 2-pronged strategy to safe and effective weight loss - dietary changes and toning exercises. Doing these two together will help you lose weight and tone your body, making you look healthier and fit. Sustainable Weight Loss Strategies 1. Healthy Diet The foundation of healthy weight loss is keeping your body in a calorie deficit. This means you need to burn more calories than you intake in a day. This can... Read more →

EASTLAKE, OHIO - Rowan senior Phil Sedalis has been named to the 2025 ABCA/Rawlings NCAA Division III All-America Second Team, marking his second career distinction, after receiving the same honors in 2023. The Profs' centerfielder was recognized along with 16 players from the other seven teams at the Division III World Series' Opening Ceremony. Sedalis (Wenonah, NJ/Deptford HS) was recently named the 2025 ABCA Region 4 Position Player of the Year and earned a spot on the All-Region First Team for the third time, while receiving his second All-NJAC selection. The co-captain is batting .376 and has made his mark on the Rowan record book this year, setting the single-season mark for runs (66), hits (77) and total bases (142). He has also totaled 72 RBI and 13 doubles, and with 17 home runs, he needs one to tie the school record. Sedalis hit three home runs in the Profs'... Read more →

One of the premier collegiate rowing events in the nation, this regatta attracts elite rowing teams to Cooper River Park for a weekend of high-stakes competition from Friday, May 30th to Sunday, June 1st. To learn more, Click Here. Read more →

Jeffery Spicer of Parkville has earned a Master Angler Milestone Award under the Maryland Department of Natural Resources’ FishMaryland program. The award recognizes recreational anglers who catch ten trophy-sized fish of different species in Maryland. Spicer fished only with artificial lures to catch all his master angler fish. He is the 19th angler to achieve the highest milestone in the FishMaryland program. Read more. Read more →

GLASSBORO, NJ - Rowan's softball and baseball teams will be vying for national titles this week as both are competing in the NCAA Division III Championships for their respective sports. Rowan is the only school in NCAA Division III to have both of its teams playing in the final round. It also marks the first time in school history that both squads are competing for the national title in the same year. SOFTBALL Rowan (48-2) faces #8 Texas Lutheran (44-3) on Thursday at 4 p.m. CT/5 p.m. ET to open play from Inspiration Field in Bloomington, Illinois, on the campus of Illinois Wesleyan. LIVE STATS | LIVE VIDEO | ROWAN RADIO | BRACKET | CHAMPIONSHIP HOMEPAGE | DIVISION III SOFTBALL The #4 Profs made their way back to the Division III Championship Finals for the third year in a row and the ninth time in program history after going 5-0... Read more →

Virtua Health commemorated the 75th anniversary of Virtua Our Lady of Lourdes Hospital on May 28 and unveiled plans for a $500 million renovation and expansion, including a new, six-story patient care pavilion named in honor of philanthropist Marvin Samson. The Marvin Samson Foundation has pledged $5 million – the largest gift in Virtua’s history – in support of education and workforce development programs at the health system, which is South Jersey’s largest. To mark the occasion, Bishop Joseph Andrew Williams, the newly appointed head of the Diocese of Camden, led a ground-blessing prayer alongside local spiritual leaders representing a spectrum of faith communities. About 200 people attended the ceremony, including past hospital leaders, patients, community members, and philanthropic supporters of the not-for-profit, academic health system. The nearly 200,000-square-foot addition will increase the hospital’s size by 35%, noted Virtua President and CEO Dennis W. Pullin, FACHE. “The creation of the... Read more →

Hormel Foods Corporation Recalls Canned Beef Stew Product Due to Possible Foreign Matter Contamination Hormel Foods Corporation, a Tucker, Ga. establishment, is recalling approximately 256,185 pounds of canned beef stew product that may be contaminated with foreign material, specifically wood, the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Food Safety and Inspection Service (FSIS) announced today. Read more →

MyPerfectResume®, a leading resource for resume and career advice, has released its latest labor market report: The States with the Best Job Opportunities in 2025. This comprehensive analysis ranks all 50 U.S. states—excluding the District of Columbia—based on January 2025 data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), evaluating which states offer the strongest job markets for Americans. How the Rankings Were Determined States were scored across six key labor indicators: Hire Rate – % of hires relative to employment Job Openings Rate – % of job openings relative to total employment Unemployed Persons per Job Opening – Fewer unemployed persons = better odds for job seekers Layoffs and Discharges Rate – Lower rates signal better job stability Labor Participation Rate – Indicates overall workforce engagement Average Hourly Wages – Higher wages raise a state’s competitiveness Each metric was ranked and normalized across all 50 states to calculate a composite... Read more →

The PPD Northwest Detective Division is attempting to identify the individual responsible for this commercial robbery. On May 24, 2025 at 5419 M a sc her St at 9:00 pm an unknown male robbed the owner of Shauna’s Restaurant. The complainant reported as she was closing down her restaurant and with her three children present when an unknown male entered her store and demanded money from the cash register. He robbed her at gunpoint and exited the store. The offender was last seen running through the SEPTA Olney train station parking lot. Suspect Description: Unknown light skinned Hispanic or black male, medium build, tattoo on right hand, wearing a blue hooded jacket that was dark blue and royal blue on bottom, ripped up dark blue jeans and white “New Balance” sneakers. To view this video and more, visit The Philadelphia Police YouTube Channel or https://phillypolice.com/news https://youtu.be/z1rNZRIIbYM Note: This video has... Read more →

The journey to find love through online dating can be both exciting and overwhelming. With so many profiles to browse and potential matches to consider, it's easy to get caught up in trying to appeal to everyone or molding yourself into what you think others want. However, the most successful and fulfilling relationships happen when you stay true to who you are while remaining open to genuine connections. Finding love without losing yourself isn't just possible, it's essential for building lasting, authentic relationships with people in your community. Stay grounded in your core values Before diving into the world of local online dating for local flirt, take time to clearly identify what makes you uniquely you. Your values, interests, goals, and personality traits form the foundation of who you are, and these shouldn't change based on who you're trying to attract. Make a list of your non-negotiable values and the... Read more →

Are you looking to swap the familiar streets of Gloucester City for something a bit more spirited? Cape May, just around an hour and a half away from Gloucester City, might fit the bill. Cape May may be best known for its Victorian charm and oceanfront views, but once the sun sets, another side of this seaside town begins to stir. Cape May, which has been a popular seaside resort for hundreds of years and a fishing spot for Native Americans long before that, has accumulated a rather sizable number of ghostly spirits roaming this charming little town. Today, we explore some of Cape May’s most haunting legends. The Inn at Cape May The Inn at Cape May - Upstateherd, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons The Inn at Cape May, a charming, sprawling hotel overlooking the Atlantic, was built in 1894 and has sheltered several ghosts and ghouls over... Read more →

NORTHBOROUGH, MA - Rowan's Molly Green and Katie Montenero have been named to the 2025 IWLCA Senior All-Star Games for Divisions I, II and III, which are set for Saturday, May 31 at Tierney Field at the USA Lacrosse Headquarters (Sparks, MD). The Profs' head coach Lindsay Delaney will be serving as the coach of their team. IWLCA SENIOR ALL-STAR TEAMS The duo played a key role in helping Rowan achieve one of its best seasons in school history which culminated in a final national ranking of 18th. The Profs finished the year with a best-ever 16-3 mark, made their first NCAA appearance since 2018, and reached the round of 16, which was the furthest advancement in the 18 years under Delaney. Green (Mullica Hill, NJ/Clearview Regional) was named to the IWLCA All-America First Team, becoming Rowan's first All-American since 2019. She was an All-Boardwalk Region First Team selection for... Read more →

Feeling like your mind could use a little pick-me-up? Think you might be out of practice? Instead of using boring drills or repetitive tasks, online trivia games are a great way to challenge your brain and have fun at the same time. These games aren’t just for passing the time-they help you remember information, connect ideas, and pick up new facts. Playing trivia games is like giving your brain a fun workout. It doesn’t matter if you’re into history, science, pop culture, or just love collecting random facts-there’s a trivia game online for you. The best part is that many of the top trivia games are completely free. If you’re ready to see how much you know, find out why these games are so enjoyable and where you can test your knowledge with a trivia game online right now. What Are Free Online Trivia Games? Free online trivia games are... Read more →

With the monthly net inflow of Bitcoin spot ETF exceeding 9.8 billion US dollars, it marks the full embrace of crypto assets by traditional capital. However, in the market fluctuations dominated by institutions, the real wealth opportunities often belong to those investors who actively build a profit system. In this round of institutionalization, keen investors have discovered that instead of passively following the fluctuations of ETFs, it is better to actively create a stable cash flow through Bow Miner cloud mining. Why do top investors choose Bow Miner instead of ETF? 【Four major challenges of traditional ETF investment】 Passively rely on the market, the income fluctuates with the market, and the risk of short-term plunge must be borne High entry threshold, a single subscription usually starts at $5,000, and retail investors are under great financial pressure Professional dependence, need to continuously track macro policies/financial report data/technical indicators Hidden costs, management... Read more →

Las Vegas, NV – May 29, 2025 – As the Las Vegas housing market continues to evolve, a growing number of homeowners are opting for cash home sales to avoid the complexities and delays of traditional real estate transactions. Cash for Vegas Homes, a trusted local real estate investment firm, is leading the way by offering fast, transparent, and hassle-free cash deals for properties in any condition. With unique market dynamics and personal circumstances driving demand, here are the top reasons why Las Vegas homeowners are choosing cash sales in 2025, and how Cash for Vegas Homes is simplifying the process. Unprecedented Speed and Convenience In today’s fast-paced world, Las Vegas homeowners value efficiency. Traditional home sales can take 60-90 days or longer, often delayed by repairs or financing issues. Cash for Vegas Homes streamlines the process, closing deals in as little as 7-14 days. Led by Travis Schurr, Janie... Read more →

Last week, President Trump signed my legislation, the Take it Down Act, into law. The Take it Down Act is an historic win for victims of revenge porn and deepfake image abuse. Predators who weaponize new technology to post this exploitative filth will now rightfully face criminal consequences, and Big Tech will no longer be allowed to turn a blind eye to the spread of this vile material. This law stands as a powerful testament to the bravery and dedication of Elliston Berry, Francesca Mani, Breeze Liu, and Brandon Guffey, whose relentless advocacy made this law possible. I am deeply grateful to my legislative partners, particularly Sen. Amy Klobuchar and First Lady Melania Trump, for their collaboration in advancing this critical legislation to protect every American’s privacy and dignity online. I am glad this legislation was signed into law so that we can keep children across Texas safe from deepfake... Read more →

With the goal of strengthening the community and keeping young people healthy and active, a new organization has been reborn. Wednesday will mark the return of the Camden Health and Athletic Association (CHAA) to expand programming and logistics for young athletes in Camden. Mayor Victor Carstarphen will stand with a team of supporters and contributors from the newly revamped organization as he will announce the relaunch of the impactful nonprofit that will work to enhance and improve youth athletics throughout the city. “As a son of this city that participated in youth athletics, and had tremendous success with it, I know the structure and outstanding life lessons it taught me, many of which I still use today,” Carstarphen said. “Bringing more access and opportunities to our kids is a vehicle that will ultimately strengthen them and bring more equity to the playing field for the children of our city. We... Read more →

Virtua Health has reaffirmed its position as one of the country’s best health care brands, according to a new report by Monigle, a leading U.S. brand consultancy. The New Jersey not-for-profit health system, whose philosophy is to be “Here for Good,” is the highest-ranked health-system brand in New Jersey and the second-highest ranked in both the Philadelphia and New York markets. This year marks Virtua’s second consecutive top-40 appearance in Monigle’s annual Humanizing Brand Experience report. The report ranks more than 200 health care brands based entirely on consumer feedback and engagement, using Monigle’s well-validated scoring system. The full list is available here. Virtua improved its ranking in every major category over the prior year, including consumer feedback on reputation, intent to use services, advocacy, and satisfaction. “Monigle’s research helps us better understand what’s most important to our patients and community so we can best meet their needs,” said Chrisie... Read more →

Gloucester City, New Jersey, is a small town, but its legacy in sports is anything but minor. For years, the community has nurtured athletes who've excelled at every level—local, state, and national. Sports are more than competition here; it's part of the city's culture and daily rhythm. From high school teams battling it out on the field to college athletes earning titles or community members lacing up for weekend races, the city's strong commitment to sports has deeply influenced its character and continues to motivate upcoming generations. The Gloucester City High School Lions Since joining the Colonial Conference in the 2020–21 school year, Gloucester City High School has established a competitive reputation across multiple sports. Most of its teams fall into the NJSIAA's —New Jersey State Interscholastic Athletic Association—Group II South classification, while the football team battles in the Colonial Division of the West Jersey Football League (a conference stacked... Read more →

By Slim Randles | CNBNews Contributor When the world is hot and my skin is fried, scratching from the constant dry, let the clouds boil up, boil up high. And then shade the earth with the darkening sky and bring the secrets and the smell of rain. The coolness and the blessed rain, again. Our land is brown but blessed, stressed in the heat, the shiny heat of day. The slender green of rivers slide along, striving to continue, to feed its own along the banks, the banks where the dust rises. Rises, powdery clomp by clomp as we walk, walk the shady way. And though the heat, the dryness of heat, pushes down our weary feet, we plod along. Ours is the blessing of challenge, to live, to thrive in the heat. To toil and sweat, to make the cold drink at day’s end that much sweeter. Sweeter as... Read more →

(Blackwood, NJ) – To help clear space at the Homeward Bound Pet Adoption Center, all dog adoptions will be just $1 until Sunday, June 1. The adoption center is open Tuesday through Thursday from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Friday through Sunday from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Small dogs and puppies are not included in the promotion. “Homeward Bound is currently taking in more dogs than usual and space is filling up fast,” said Commissioner Jeffrey Nash, liaison to the animal shelter. “We are in need of adopters so please, if you can, consider opening your heart and your home to a new dog.” For more information on the Homeward Bound Pet Adoption Center, visit homewardboundnj.org Read more →

GREENSBORO, NC - Rowan's Phil Sedalis has been named the ABCA/Rawlings NCAA Division III Region 4 Position Player of the Year and is joined on the All-Region Team by fellow Profs Jason Morgan, Marco Mannino and Zach Coluccio. Sedalis and Morgan were named to the First Team with Mannino and Coluccio being tabbed for the Second Team. That group will be among the leaders as Rowan (36-10) plays for a national championship when it travels to the NCAA Division III World Series this week. The Profs, seeded seventh in the tournament, will take on second-seeded Denison on Friday at 4:45 p.m. in Eastlake, Ohio. The Profs captured their second Super Regional title in four years when they defeated #5 Lynchburg last weekend. Sedalis (Wenonah, NJ/Deptford), the senior centerfielder, earns ABCA All-Region First Team honors for the third time and is a two-time All-NJAC selection. He is batting .376 with team-highs... Read more →

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South Jersey is shaping up to be a flashpoint in the battle over cryptocurrency scams, with Gloucester County Senator Paul Moriarty leading the charge against Bitcoin ATMs. These machines, which have quietly popped up in gas stations, convenience stores, and corner shops across the state, allow users to convert cash into cryptocurrency without needing a bank account or even providing ID. On first glance, they offer a quick and easy way into crypto, but authorities say they’ve become a favorite tool for scammers, and Moriarty wants them gone. Unsplash While fraud tied to crypto ATMs has grown, much of it stems from outside manipulation rather than the technology itself. Scammers often pose as government officials or law enforcement, pressuring people into handing over cash under fake threats, like bogus warrants or tax issues. The targets, caught off guard, are told to deposit the money into a nearby crypto ATM. Crypto... Read more →

May 30 - June 8, 2025 Hope you’re hungry! The fourth annual Black Restaurant Week kicks off this week, celebrating a curated selection of Black-owned restaurants, bakeries, food trucks and more throughout Greater Philadelphia, along with highlighting the best of Black, African and Caribbean cuisine across the region. Over the event’s 10 days, participating restaurants showcase robust flavors through special meal deals — from spots like Catering by Carl Lewis, Pleasure Platters, Reef Restaurant & Lounge, Star Fusion Express, and more — all with the mission of supporting Black entrepreneurs. Where: Participating restaurants including 48th Street Grille, 310 S. 48th Street, Philadelphia, PA read more Read more →

Seeking food trucks for our October 4th Brooklawn Fall Festival. Email us for more information. We would love to have you join us for our fun filled family friendly event. Read more →

Through Saturday, May 31, 2025 Get your history straight from the source with one final week of drop-in hangouts at the Liberty Bell Center. Park rangers bring the past to life with a series of engaging tales, casual conversations and all-ages interactive activities right next to one of the country’s most iconic landmarks. Want to make a day of it? Start your morning with one-hour tours of Independence National Historical Park before the hangout, where rangers take you to some of the most historic parts of Old City while shedding light on the founding of our nation. Where: Liberty Bell Center, 101 S. Independence Mall West, Philadelphia, PA read more Read more →

Introduction Whether you're a home cook or a professional chef, your tools can make or break your kitchen game. Cooking isn't just about skill it’s also about having the right equipment. Imagine trying to slice meat with a dull knife or stir soup with a flimsy spoon. Frustrating, right? That’s why every chef, no matter their experience level, needs a solid set of essentials. These tools don’t just make cooking easier they improve the taste, texture, and presentation of your food. From prep to plating, every step becomes smoother and more efficient. This article breaks down the must-have kitchen tools every chef should own. No fluff just real, practical gear that works. So if you're ready to upgrade your kitchen and cook like a pro, keep reading. Let’s dive into the true backbone of every great meal: the tools behind it. Must-Have Cutting and Prep Tools When it comes to... Read more →

Ready or not: This week’s list of things to do marches into June with annual festivals, massive celebrations and a few brand-new surprises. Philly goes BIG big this week with the kickoff of Pride Month, anchored by the enormous Philadelphia Pride March & Festival (Sunday). A packed lineup of music superstars — we’re talking D’Angelo, Meek Mill, Lenny Kravitz and more — hits the stage at The Mann Center for the legendary Roots Picnic (Saturday & Sunday). Vroom vroom. The new F1 Arcade Philadelphia opens this (simulated) Formula 1 racing and globally inspired eats (Thursday). And this week marks the return of annual faves like Northern Liberties Spring Night Market (Wednesday), ShuckFest 2025 at Liberty Point (Sunday) and Black Restaurant Week (begins Friday). Plus, May wraps up with tons of new restaurant and bar openings to dig into, from modern Italian to South Asian ice cream. With so much happening... Read more →

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Joanne Myers (nee Finnegan), passed away May 25, 2025. Joanne, a beloved mother, grandmother, sister, and aunt, left a legacy of joy and faith that will be cherished by all who knew her. Beloved wife of late William Myers. Loving mother of William Myers (Maria), Michael Myers, and Christopher Myers. Dear grandmother to Aidan and Vivian Myers. Treasured sister of Margaret "Peggy" Delaney (Jim), the late Joseph A. Finnegan (Kass, surviving), and the late Anne Marie Bartleson (Robert, surviving). Her numerous nieces and nephews will forever hold dear the special bond they shared with their aunt who cared for them as her own. For many years, Joanne was a dedicated transfer specialist at PNC Bank in Philadelphia, PA, where she was known for her exceptional work ethic and ability to connect with her colleagues and clients. Her professional life was a testament to her commitment to helping others, a trait... Read more →

Are you considering relocating to Ottawa? You bet! Aside from living next to the prime minister, there are many more reasons to move to the capital of Canada. Apart from being one of Canada's most reasonably priced large cities, Ottawa is also safe, clean, bustling throughout the year, and offers a wide variety of employment options. Before you start to plan your relocation, there are a couple of things to be aware of. In this post, we will shed some light on the main reasons that will definitely make you think about moving to Ottawa. 1. Affordable Cost of Living This is just great news for those who are thinking about relocating. You will not need to spend a bomb on living in this city. Instead, you will get an opportunity to enjoy your everyday life at a much cheaper average monthly cost. Ottawa's typical house price is $364,400, which... Read more →

Child support refers to the money parents have to pay to help cover the costs of raising a child. This ensures that children continue to receive financial support even if their parents are no longer living together. Each state has its own rules when it comes to child support. If you live in New Jersey, here is what you should know regarding child support payments: Who Has to Pay Child Support? In New Jersey, both parents are responsible for supporting their children financially. Usually, the parent who doesn’t have the primary custody of a child makes the payment. The parent who resides with the child, who is known as PPR (parent of primary residence), is assumed to spend their parent’s share of child expenses directly on the child. So, do you have to pay child support if you have 50/50 custody in NJ? Well, if the parents share custody, the... Read more →