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Todd DeFeo / The Center Square contributor (The Center Square) – New Jersey will use $600 million from the American Rescue Plan (ARP) to fund a one-year extension of public education and related services for thousands of students with disabilities. Gloucestercitynews.net files Concurrently, Gov. Phil Murphy signed into law S-3434/A-5366, authorizing the temporary one-year extension... Read more →

By Henry Howard JUN 17, 2021 On a steamy summer night on a dirt and grass field, an American Legion-sponsored team concludes its warmups after the player introductions, national anthem and other pre-game festivities. The pitcher squeezes the resin bag, tosses it aside, receives the sign from the catcher and winds up. The scene will... Read more →

SJ Catholic Cemeteries Cleanup Begins June 28 The next holiday cleanup for South Jersey Catholic Cemeteries is scheduled to begin Monday, June 28. Prior to the cleanup date, they ask families to please remember to remove any keepsake items or mementos that they want to keep. The South Jersey Catholic Cemeteries handle 15 cemetery locations... Read more →

Marc LeBlond | Commonwealth Foundation Last week, Gov. Tom Wolf held a press conference on the Capitol steps capping off a more than four-month campaign to promote drastically increasing district school funding. But his central claim, that school districts are underfunded and charter schools are the culprit, is the exact opposite of reality. Wolf spoke... Read more →

OMAHA, NE – Rowan’s Kevin Gillooly swam the 50 meter freestyle in 22.69 at the USA Swimming Olympic Trials at the Chi Health Center on June 19. Gillooly finished 31st out of 64 swimmers in the prelims. The senior qualified for the Olympic Trials with a time of 22.60 at the 2021 Greater Philadelphia Aquatic... Read more →

The U.S. Congress recently took important steps towards reauthorizing the sport fishing restoration and boating trust fund, according to South Jersey Yacht Sales. A news release from SJYS states, This fund is a program that supports nearly $650 million in annual fishery restoration and conservation efforts. The fund gets directly distributed to State Fish and... Read more →

Bitcoin is a sort of degenerate cash that has reformed the online monetary market. As far as money, this is a shockingly imaginative idea. The worth of bitcoin cash is controlled by a calculation, and everything is straightforward to everybody included, so nobody is amazed. Focal offices can't handle the inventory of bitcoins (instead of... Read more →

Washington, D.C.—Today, (June 17, 2021)--the Supreme Court issued a very narrow ruling in favor of Catholic Social Services (CSS) in Fulton v. City of Philadelphia. The ruling, specific to the circumstances of this case, held that the City of Philadelphia violated the Free Exercise Clause of the First Amendment because it failed to grant CSS... Read more →

Bitcoin is a cryptocurrency stage, and it's the principal decentralized foundation of its sort. This is perhaps the most energizing development in money for at any rate the most recent hundred years. Bitcoin is totally algorithmic and everything is open source so it's nothing unexpected. No focal office can handle the stockpile of bitcoins, rather... Read more →

June 18, 2021 Catholic League president Bill Donohue comments on New York City's mayoralty race: The New York Post has published the results of a survey of likely Democratic voters in New York City; it was conducted by the esteemed polling firm McLaughlin & Associates. Early voting for the new mayor has begun and the... Read more →

Bitcoin is an advanced type of money that is utilized to purchase things through online exchanges. Bitcoin isn't strong, it is totally controlled and constructed electronically. One should be cautious about when to take an interest in bitcoin as its expense is continually evolving. Bitcoins are utilized to trade monetary standards, administrations, and items. Exchanges... Read more →

Police Officer Alexandra Brenneman Harris Seattle Police Department, Washington End of Watch Sunday, June 13, 2021 Police Officer Lexi Harris was struck and killed by a vehicle while checking on the welfare of several drivers who had just been involved in a vehicle crash on I-5 near Spokane Street. Officer Harris had just completed her... Read more →

Bitcoin is decentralized computerized cash that nobody possesses. The public authority has no power over it. Utilizations shared systems administration and characterized archives to run the framework. The framework is controlled and gotten free from extortion by recording exchanges in the blockchain, a record of public history, once confirmed with verification of the working framework.... Read more →

Police Officer JOSEPH BURSON Holly Springs Police Department, Georgia End of Watch Wednesday, June 16, 2021 HOLLY SPRINGS, GA (June 16, 2021)--Police Officer Joe Burson succumbed to injuries sustained when he was dragged by a vehicle during a traffic stop of a speeding vehicle at about 11:00 pm. He had stopped the vehicle on Hickory... Read more →

All things considered, similar to all the other things throughout everyday life - in the event that not - you need to get it before you can put resources into it. Putting resources into bitcoin can be extremely troublesome, and it is in the event that you have not moved forward. First, you need to... Read more →

Sergeant Erasmo García-Torres Puerto Rico Police Department, Puerto Rico End of Watch Thursday, June 10, 2021 PUERTO RICO--Sergeant Erasmo García-Torres was shot and killed while conducting a traffic stop at the intersection of Calle Villa and Calle Venus in Ponce, Puerto Rico. The driver started to walk away during the stop and Sergeant García-Torres began... Read more →

Subsequent to acquiring an essential comprehension of what a bitcoin is and how the wallet really functions, you need to go into the universe of advanced money and get some bitcoins for yourself. That asks the central issue: How would I get a bitcoin? Subsequent to finding out about the starting points of each bitcoin... Read more →

A statue of George Floyd was unveiled outside Newark City Hall on June 16, 2021. NEWARK, NJ (June 16, 2021)--The statue was commissioned by actor and filmmaker Leon Pickney and it was sculpted by artist Stanley Watts, according to Fox 46. The artwork was donated to the city and will be on display for at... Read more →

Bitcoin mining is the demonstration of confirming an exchange that happens on each blockchain. It confirms each exchange and afterward openly shares the exchange freely for anyone to view on Monday then 2-Monday organization. Bitcoin excavators are individuals who are answerable for checking and taking each exchange prior to joining a blockchain to make a... Read more →

Newswise — Medical guidelines help doctors understand the best way to treat health conditions. Surprisingly, many doctors do not adhere to them, and this is a problem, according to a new study by scientists at University of Utah Health and MDGuidelines. People with lower back pain injury miss 11 more days of work in a... Read more →

Ahh, summer. Ten sweet yet short weeks to enjoy some of your favorite traditions. Maybe it’s sipping an ice cold drink on the porch, spending a weekend at the beach, or cooling off with the kids at the pool. Now that you think about it, you might decide to treat yourself to a new porch... Read more →

Menopause is a word most people have heard of and a life transition many people will be preparing for when reaching a certain age. However, before experiencing menopause firsthand, there are many things you might not be aware of in relation to this natural change, and it’s always best to be prepared. What is the... Read more →

June 17, 2021 by Lisa Lake Consumer Education Specialist, FTC Instead of telling you a ghost story around a summer campfire, we have an all-too familiar tale to share: Myra’s grandson, Jon, is in Mexico for the summer. They video chat every week. One day, Myra gets a call from someone who says he’s Max,... Read more →

MAYS LANDING, NJ (06/17/2021)-- Congratulations to over 700 students who graduated from Atlantic Cape Community College in the class of 2021! Among them were 33 local students who earned their Associate Degrees from Atlantic Cape through the Early College Program while also attending high school. The high school students graduating this year are from Atlantic... Read more →

Maryland Fishing Report June 16, 2021 by Keith Lockwood, Maryland Department of Natural Resources Carson and Conner Hoffmaster went crabbing recently with mom, dad, and granddad (who flew in from Wisconsin). Photo by Brad Hoffmaster All of us at the Maryland Department of Natural Resources wish all the dads and grandfathers out there an enjoyable... Read more →

OMAHA, NE – Rowan’s Kevin Gillooly (Cherry Hill, NJ/Cherry Hill East) will get his chance to fulfill a dream on Saturday, June 19, when he competes in the 50-meter freestyle at the US Swimming Olympic Trials at the Chi Health Center in Omaha. This week's Trials determines the team that will represent the USA at... Read more →

One of the booming cryptocurrency that you can invest in is Ethereum. To increase the benefits, it is now bringing forth an upgraded version of Ethereum 2.0 for investors. ETH requires a lot many things to keep in your mind before you start to stake. You will need a minimum of 32 tokens to validate... Read more →

BETHLEHEM, PA (06/17/2021)-- During Commencement ceremonies on May 24, 2021, Lehigh University conferred 1,295 Bachelor's degrees, 549 Master's degrees and 104 Doctoral degrees. Of the nearly 2,000 graduates, degree recipients came from 45 states and 36 countries outside of the United States. Congratulations to these graduates from your area! Alyson Duffin of Bellmawr (08031) with... Read more →

JUNE 17, 2021 District Attorney Matt Weintraub announced Thursday, June 17, 2021, that two New Jersey brothers will be charged with killing a man found dead in Richland Township. Anthony Gamble, 19, and Joshua Gamble, 17, both of Somerset, N.J., will be charged with criminal homicide, criminal conspiracy, possession of an instrument of crime and... Read more →

(BUCKS COUNTY, PA)(June 17, 2021)--Bucks County Detectives, Richland Township Police and Pennsylvania State Police are investigating a homicide of a male that occurred over night in the 500 Block of East Pumping Station Road in Richland Township. Detectives are interviewing individuals found in the area about their involvement with this incident. This is an ongoing... Read more →

Newswise — COVID-19 can invade testis tissue in some men who are infected with the virus, according to a new study by University of Miami Miller School of Medicine researchers published in The World Journal of Men's Health. These findings could be the first step in discovering COVID-19’s potential impact on male fertility and whether... Read more →

source NRA-ILA Gloucestercitynews.net graphic files In May, Attorney General Merrick Garland told lawmakers that the Department of Justice’s civil rights work was “critical to protecting the American dream.” Since then DOJ has made clear that Garland’s selective definition of “civil rights” has no room for the Second Amendment or even basic due process under the... Read more →

Newswise — Summer 2021 will be the first time many people venture back in the water following the first year of the COVID-19 pandemic. A recent study by Ann & Robert H. Lurie Children’s Hospital of Chicago underscored the need for families to practice water safety and teach children about safety around pools and at... Read more →

CAPE MAY, NJ (JUNE 16, 2021)-- Cape May County Prosecutor Jeffrey Sutherland and Chief Paul Skill, of the Cape May County Prosecutor's Office, announced the arrest today of Christopher Bezaire, 43, of Cape May for alleged cyber harassment of his former girlfriend. Bezaire, is a realtor and councilman in Cape May. The prosecutor's office said... Read more →

AT USA SWIMMING OLYMPIC TRIALS OMAHA, NE – Rowan alum Jesse Novak ’17 competed in the 100 meter freestyle at the USA Swimming Olympic Trials at the Chi Health Center on June 16. Novak finished 38th overall with a time of 50.01 in heat seven of the eight prelim heats in wave II of the... Read more →

TO THE POINT: CAMDEN CITY– Truth be told, recalls Aliyah Jones, it all started with a bout of procrastination. The rising Rutgers University–Camden senior was browsing her emails, trying to do anything other than start her work, when she spotted an email from one of her professors touting a National Science Foundation research experience for... Read more →

When investing in financial markets, we are concerned with a few things. The differences between brokers can shape our investing efficiency, costs, the markets we’re investing in, and the opportunities present. This article will take a look at what to look out for when deciding between forex brokers; the differences between them that we need... Read more →

Why a Leading NJ Arts School Professor Has Been Selected as an Author for Historic Global Art Textbook EWING, NJ June 15, 2021 – Professor of Art History in the School of the Arts and Communication at The College of New Jersey (TCNJ) Dr. Deborah Hutton has been selected to co-lead author the first global... Read more →

by Todd DeFeo | The Center Square contributor Jun 14, 2021 (The Center Square) – The New Jersey Senate Labor Committee has advanced legislation that proponents say will strengthen unions, but a right-to-work organization believes the measure doubles down on “coercive tactics” to force public workers to join the union. S-3810, the “Responsible Collective Negotiations... Read more →

By Bill Donohue | CNBNews Contributor June 15, 2021 Catholic League president Bill Donohue comments on President Biden's stance on the death penalty: In 1994, Sen. Joe Biden signed a crime bill that added dozens of additional offenses to the list of crimes punishable by death. Two years ago, while campaigning for president in New... Read more →

6 Months ‘til St. Patrick’s Parade - SEPTEMBER 19, 2021, 1:00 PM Celebrate Irish Culture at Gloucester City's 6th Annual Community Entertainment Event hosted by Celebrity Parade Marshal Bob Kelly, everyone's favorite traffic guy from TV and radio, as well as top entertainment including String Bands, Bagpipes, Irish Dancers, Irish Music, and outstanding Community Organizations.... Read more →

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In case you live in a small town, LBGT dating options can seem virtually non-existent. Of course, that’s not always the case, but often one will have to look far beyond the confines of their hometown if they want to have the best chance at finding true love. How can you go beyond the borders... Read more →

Peyton Cleary as a puppy The biggest problem that one faces in big cities is maintaining the security of home. Burglary and theft are relevant these days and it’s absolutely necessary to make some safety arrangements for their home against such cases. Hence having a puppy at home serves the dual purpose of securing the... Read more →

In recent years, the credit repair industry in the United States has been growing. Providers help millions of consumers every year. They liaise with bureaus, lenders, and collectors to correct unfair credit scores. These services save time and spare customers the hassle of DIY repair. So, what credit scores are wrong? Both FICO and VantageScore... Read more →

Tweet Forward to a Friend Rothman Roller Rink The Rothman Roller Rink offers daily outdoor roller skating at Dilworth Park. Hour-long sessions are available Sunday through Thursday from 11 a.m.-8:45 p.m. and on Friday and Saturday from 11 a.m.-11:15 p.m. Admission is $8 for children 10 and younger, and $10 for adults; roller skate rental... Read more →

The Food and Drug Administration on Monday approved the first new treatment for Alzheimer's disease in about 20 years. Currently available Alzheimer's drugs treat the disease's symptoms. The newly-approved medicine, called Aduhelm, is the first to attack a substance that could be associated with the underlying causes of the disease -- a toxic and sticky... Read more →

Having witnessed the technological advancement of the gambling sector in the past few years, it is not difficult to conclude that this massive advancement will also affect the gambling sector profoundly, in the years to come. The world had already witnessed the change from visiting gambling or bookkeeping stores to placing bets right from the... Read more →

According to the dictionary, poverty means “the state of being extremely poor”. However, when most people think of poverty the visuals of a struggling African family or malnourished children come to mind. While both of these visuals hold serious stakes in reality, the poverty epidemic runs much closer to home than most Americans realize. Poverty... Read more →

The 2021 NCAA men’s tournament had one final trick up its sleeve for the last game of the Elite Eight. After the popular Houston, Gonzaga, and Baylor got their tickets to the Final Four, UCLA brought forward another shocking upset to become the fifth No.11 seed to appear in the national semi-finals in the tournament... Read more →