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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 →

Community members are invited to take part in Jefferson’s health-focused events and workshops in southern New Jersey that are designed to support their well-being, fitness, and healthy lifestyle. To register for any of the below classes, go to: https://jefferson.co1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_3fpNvb3QT0Tt4FM If you have questions, email:[email protected]. Events in the Community include: the Circle of Knitting & Crocheting, held from Noon – 2:30 p.m. on April 2 and 16 at the Gloucester Township Senior Center, 1261 Chews Landing Road, Blackwood, NJ 08012. Events at Jefferson Health facilities include: Jefferson Cherry Hill Hospital 2201 Chapel Avenue West, Cherry Hill, NJ 08002 Thursday, April 10 Blood Drive, Rooms 2 & 3Noon – 5 p.m.; Wednesday, April 16, Senior Dinner Club, Café, 4 – 6 p.m. Enjoy early dining for $10 per person. Includes entrée, two sides, small soup, cookies or pie, small coffee, and small fountain beverage. Please provide proof of registration. Thursday, April 24,Conversations... Read more →

The Maple Shade Police Department reminds you that the 2024 Holiday Festival event is taking place on this Saturday (12/14/24), from 4:00 PM - 7:00 PM, on Main St. *Motorists: Please plan for the closure of Main St (CR 537), between Stiles Ave and Coles Ave, expected between the hours of 2:00 PM and 9:00 PM. *NO PARKING on Main St (CR 537) between Fellowship Rd and Terrace Ave, between 2:00 PM - 9:00 PM. This will also include Coles Ave, between Main St & Front St; Stiles Ave, between Main St and Front St; and Front St, between Stiles Ave and Coles Ave. (Violators risk summons and/or tow at owners expense) *Wallace Ave and Margaret Ave will be closed with no public event parking permitted on these streets. Please follow posted detours and the direction of uniformed police in the area during this event. All are encouraged to attend... Read more →

Cherry Hill, N.J. - Detectives are investigating the death of a man in Cherry Hill, reported Camden County Prosecutor Grace C. MacAulay and Cherry Hill Police Chief Robert Kempf. On December 10, 2024, at approximately 7:09 a.m., officers from the Cherry Hill Police Department responded to the 100 block of Sharrowvalle Road in Cherry Hill where they located an unconscious man identified as Michael Anthony, 45, of Cherry Hill. Mr. Anthony was pronounced deceased at the scene. This investigation is active and ongoing at this time. Anyone with information is asked to contact Detective Daniel Crawford of the Camden County Prosecutor’s Office Homicide Unit at (856) 580-2223 and Detective Frank Kirsch of the Cherry Hill Police Department at (856) 432-8834. Tips can also be sent to CAMDEN.TIPS. Read more →

Advisory: Dense Fog Advisory until 09:00AM * WHAT...Visibility one quarter mile or less in dense fog. * WHERE...Portions of northern Delaware, southern New Jersey, and southeast Pennsylvania. * WHEN...Until 9 AM EST this morning. * IMPACTS...Low visibility could make driving conditions hazardous. * AFFECTED AREAS: NEW CASTLE ... SALEM ... GLOUCESTER ... CAMDEN ... NORTHWESTERN BURLINGTON ... OCEAN ... CUMBERLAND ... ATLANTIC ... CAPE MAY ... ATLANTIC COASTAL CAPE MAY ... COASTAL ATLANTIC ... COASTAL OCEAN ... SOUTHEASTERN BURLINGTON ... DELAWARE ... PHILADELPHIA Instructions: If driving, slow down, use your headlights, and leave plenty of distance ahead of you. Read more →

PA (11/19/2024)-- Nearly 600 Commonwealth University student-athletes have been named to the 2023-24 Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference (PSAC) Scholar-Athlete award list. Matthew Campbell, of Marlton, NJ - Bloomsburg campus Brooke Coco, of Blackwood, NJ - Bloomsburg campus Brooke Foster, of Cherry Hill, NJ - Bloomsburg campus Alivia Gallardo, of Cherry Hill, NJ - Bloomsburg campus Michael Gavio, of Marlton, NJ - Bloomsburg campus Reagan Glassmire, of Bordentown, NJ - Bloomsburg campus Tom Goetz, of Wenonah, NJ - Bloomsburg campus Nick Heubel, of Cherry Hill, NJ - Bloomsburg campus Caitlyn Hoppe, of Columbus, NJ - Mansfield campus Kaylie Ranere, of Hammonton, NJ - Mansfield campus Teagan Wallace, of Lumberton, NJ - Bloomsburg campus Bella Warner, of Woodstown, NJ - Bloomsburg campus Student-athletes must maintain a cumulative GPA of at least 3.25 upon completion of the academic year to be eligible for the PSAC Scholar-Athlete Award. Overall, the PSAC honored 4,036 student-athletes... Read more →

JOIN US FOR A SPECIAL HOLIDAY EVENT ON DECEMBER 6TH STARTING AT 6:30PM AT THE MUNICIPAL COMPLEX! ENJOY HOT CHOCOLATE, COOKIES, HOLIDAY MUSIC, DIY ORNAMENTS FOR THE KIDS, AND OF COURSE A SPECIAL VISIT FROM SANTA! FOR MORE INFORMATION PLEASE VISIT https://www.winslowtownship.com/news/?FeedID=1709 Read more →

Next year is shaping up to be an expensive one for Garden State drivers as the New Jersey Turnpike Authority officially joins a list of potential toll and fare hikes that will take effect in 2025. It was never a matter of "if" tolls on the New Jersey Turnpike and Garden State Parkway would go up but rather "how much" as the authority has adopted an index approach to budgeting toll increases by a minimum of 3% each year. The process eliminates the need for public hearings. Tolls will increase on Jan. 1 by 16 cents on the NJ Turnpike and 8 cents at Parkway barrier plazas, and 3 cents on Parkway entrance and exit ramps. The revenue, according to the authority, will be used to fund its $2.7 billion budget. In the agenda for Tuesday's meeting, the authority said that toll revenue was down in 2024 for the ten... Read more →

I am raising funds for Liv Blymer. Liv is 19 years old and was diagnosed with Ovarian Cancer when she was a Senior in High School in 2023. Soon after Graduation, Liv had her right ovary and fallopian tube removed. After months of recovery, Liv was able to start college and get a part time job at Target. She thought she was getting her life back. Then, in October of 2024, Liv was diagnosed with Liver cancer that unknowingly spread from her ovary. She will start chemotherapy on November 21st. Unfortunately, Liv has withdrawn from college and is no longer working once again putting her life on hold. Liv’s mom, Kellie has just lost her job that she just started in late August and is only getting very little unemployment. Bills are piling up and I am asking for any monetary help you can give. Please keep the Blymer family... Read more →

(Camden, NJ) – The State Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) has upgraded the state’s drought watch status to a drought warning as New Jersey continues to experience historically dry and warm conditions. Due to this development, the Board of Commissioners is urging residents to conserve water and adhere to the state’s fire restrictions. “Unfortunately, these dry and warm conditions have not weakened and have caused wildfires across the state to drastically increase,” said Commissioner Jon Young, liaison to the Office of Sustainability. “Residents are urged to continue conserving water as we endure these intensely dry conditions. This situation is ongoing, and we will update our residents on any important developments from the state.” New Jersey has a three-stage drought advisory system where a drought watch, which was declared on Oct. 17, is the first step. Under a drought watch, conservation is encouraged but a warning enables the DEP to more... Read more →

Philadelphia Zoo is proud to announce that LumiNature Presented by PNC will return with more than a million holiday lights from November 21st to January 4th. This spectacular winter light show experience returns this holiday season for dazzling displays, shimmering sights, lively light performers and magical memories. Look for 16 artistically illuminated zones that take guests on a breathtaking journey celebrating the wonder of wildlife and the beauty of our planet. This year’s light show is the most interactive yet, so get ready to play, dance and move! Plus, enjoy a brand-new menu of sweet and savory treats for all to enjoy. Highlights this year include brand-new illuminated zones like “LumiNature 360”, where you can experience a 360-degee celebration of wildlife on the Zoo’s Impala Plaza; Beary Sweet, where you can walk through a world of gummy bears, candy and sweet treats galore; and “Polar Play”, where you’ll choose your... Read more →

November is National Alzheimer’s Disease Awareness Month and Family Caregivers Month. To mark these moments, we’re encouraging people to lend a helping hand to the more than 700,000 family members and friends in Delaware, New Jersey and Pennsylvania who serve as unpaid Alzheimer’s caregivers. If you are caring for a loved one with dementia, you can turn to the resources and support services offered by the Alzheimer’s Association. Whether you are a caregiver or you know someone who is, one of the easiest ways to make a difference is through education. Learn about Alzheimer’s disease—its symptoms, its progression and the common challenges caregivers face. The more you know, the easier it will be to find and offer help. A partial list of education offerings for November is below. Other ways to make a difference: Check in with a phone call, send a note or stop by for a visit. These... Read more →

MOVIE NIGHT, HAUNTED MARKET, PUB CRAWL, MAGIC SHOW Haddon Township, NJ (October 21, 2024) — Haddon Township has planned a lineup of Halloween activities for all ages this spooky season. Six events are planned for Halloween weekend: October 25: Spooky Movie Night on the Square Halloween week kicks off with a big screen movie showing of “The Addams Family” at Haddon Square, 51 Haddon Ave. Admission is free! Hot cocoa and popcorn will be available. October 26: Haunted Haddon Market Night market at Haddon Square featuring spooky vendors, toasty fire pits, a boo-tiful beer garden, DJ beats, kids activities, and more. October 26: Boos + Brews Crawl O'Ween Pub Crawl Starting at the Westmont PATCO station, Boos + Brews Crawl O'Ween features free Jitney service to nine bars: PJ Whelihan’s Pub, Brewers Towne Tavern, The Taproom and Grill, Treno Pizza Bar, The Pour House, Keg and Kitchen, Central Taco... Read more →

Ridgefield, N.J (Oct. 23, 2024) - Today, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, alongside U.S. Representative Frank Pallone, Jr., U.S. Representative Rob Menendez, and the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection Commissioner Shawn LaTourette, celebrated the award of nearly a quarter of a billion dollars ($250 million) to the Clean Corridor Coalition. This landmark grant, funded through the Climate Pollution Reduction Grant program, will fund the electric vehicle charging infrastructure for commercial zero-emission medium- and heavy-duty vehicles along the Interstate-95 freight corridor. Standing at the Vince Lombardi Service Area in Ridgefield, New Jersey with climate and freight industry leaders, Regional Administrator Garcia highlighted the transformative impact this grant—part of the Biden-Harris Administration's Inflation Reduction Act—will have on the region’s clean energy infrastructure. "Today marks a pivotal investment in our efforts to address climate change and promote environmental justice along Interstate 95," said EPA Regional Administrator Lisa F. Garcia. "This $250 million... Read more →

(Lindenwold, NJ) – PSE&G will be working on River Road in Pennsauken on Friday, Oct. 18 from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. There will be a full road closure between 36th and 37th streets. “Motorists should plan ahead to take alternate routes and give themselves plenty of time to get to their destinations,” said Commissioner Al Dyer, liaison to the Department of Public Works. “Also, remember that when you’re traveling through a construction area, please slow down and stay alert for crew members and debris.” The Camden County Department of Public Works is responsible for maintaining over 1,200 miles of county roadway, 50 bridges and several dams. They are dedicated to making our area safer for motorists and pedestrians through county highway construction projects and road maintenance, including pothole repairs, street sweeping, grass cutting and storm drainage upkeep. The Public Works Department is located in Lindenwold where personnel are on... Read more →

New Sensory Room will Offer Comfort and Care to Pediatric Patients (MOUNT HOLLY, NJ) Spirit Halloween, the largest Halloween retailer in North America, is also known for its spirit of philanthropy. Through its Spirit of Children initiative, the Egg Harbor Township-based company has raised and donated $127 million to more than 160 pediatric hospitals since 2006, including more than $1 million to child-life services at Virtua Health since 2011. “We want children receiving care at our facilities to have the best possible experience, and that means creating opportunities for calming and self-regulation,” said Pam Gallus, MSN, RN, NE-BC, assistant vice president of patient care services at Virtua Mount Holly and Virtua Willingboro Hospitals. “Thanks to the generosity of Spirit Halloween shoppers across South Jersey, and the tireless work of Spirit of Children, Virtua can offer programs and services that foster good mental and physical health and bring joy to kids... Read more →

Selecting the right personal injury lawyer in Montgomeryville, PA is an essential step that can greatly impact the outcome of your claim. This decision requires strategic evaluation of the lawyer’s experience, specialization, and reputation. Further considerations such as their communication skills, fee structure, and availability also come into play. How do you navigate this complex process to guarantee you entrust your case to the most competent hands? There’s more to unpack on this topic, and your exploration could be the key to a successful claim. Understanding Personal Injury Law Personal injury law, often referred to as tort law, is a pivotal field of law that allows an injured individual to seek compensation when someone else’s negligent or intentional conduct caused harm. This legal framework provides a redress mechanism for victims to recover damages, thus ensuring justice and promoting a safer society. Understanding the personal injury basics is essential when choosing... Read more →

Agencies to jointly enforce, provide outreach on federal, state regulations WASHINGTON – The U.S. Department of Labor’s Wage and Hour Division and the New Jersey Department of Labor and Workforce Development have launched a joint strategic enforcement initiative to combat violations of federal and state child labor laws. Preventing violations involving children working in dangerous jobs is an urgent priority for both agencies. Officials in Washington D.C. and Trenton are focused on industries with a history of non-compliance with existing laws and where vulnerable workers are less likely to file complaints with federal or state agencies. This approach augments each department’s existing complaint-driven enforcement actions. “At the Wage and Hour Division, our priority is protecting the most vulnerable workers in our country, our children,” said Wage and Hour Administrator Jessica Looman. “We will use strategic enforcement, innovation, and every available tool to hold any employer who tries to profit by... Read more →

Calling all jobseekers and employers! Get ready for the upcoming Winslow Township Job Fair where job seekers can explore career opportunities from various employers, and employers can connect with job seekers. Join us THIS SATURDAY, October 5th at the Bud Duble Senior Center located at 33 Cooper Folly Rd from 10 AM to 12 PM for a day filled with networking, interviews, and the chance to connect with potential employers and job seekers. Whether you're a seasoned professional or just starting out, there's something here for everyone. For more information contact [email protected]. Read more →

Source: pexels.com With the cost of living crisis continuing into this year, many people will be considering a side hustle. Whether to help with important bills or simply boost the cash in your pocket, there are a number of ways to enhance your bank balance and navigate these difficult times. This article will explore various ideas that can help you to increase your income. From making sales and savvy money maker schemes to taking on extra work or enhancing your skills, it's worth exploring how you can make some extra earnings. Answer Surveys There are a host of online platforms that will reward you for answering surveys either in the form of vouchers, free gift cards or cash. By sharing your opinions and insights, you can assist major brands all around the world. This means you can have an influence on a range of offerings all while receiving cool rewards... Read more →

Call for Submissions for Photography 43 “Point of View” Perkins Center for the Arts is seeking submissions for Photography 43, a juried photography show, held in January 2024 with the theme for this year of “Point of View.” There are four cash prizes. Artists are invited to learn more and submit their work here: https://perkinsarts.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/11/Photo-43-24-Prospectus.pdf. Drop-off is Jan 5 and 6 at the Moorestown gallery at Perkins Center for the Arts 395 Kings Hwy. Moorestown. The show will run January 10 to February 23, 2023. Awards will be announced during the artists' reception on Jan. 20, 5-8pm. Read more →

Main St. in the business district, Chester Ave. and S. Church St. will be closed this Saturday 12/2/23 from 11:30am-2pm for the annual Lions Holiday Parade that starts at noon. No Parking will be permitted on Main St. between Chester Ave. and Church St. 11am - 2pm. Expect traffic delays in the area during the event. Please slow down and watch for pedestrians in the roadways during the event. Instructions: Expect traffic delays in the area during the event. Address/Location Township of Moorestown Police Department 1245 N Church St Moorestown, NJ 08057 Contact Emergency: 9-1-1 Non-emergencies: 856-234-8300 Read more →

Free and Low Cost Concerts Run From June Through August Moorestown, NJ (June 15, 2023) – Perkins Center for the Arts announces the lineup of its outdoor summer concerts, hosting a diverse collection of local artists and entertainment sharing their art with the South Jersey area. The Perkins Gather on the Green evolved in response to our communities need to have accessible, diverse, and impactful arts based programs that promote gathering and healing. These events are family-friendly, pet-friendly, BYOC “Bring Your Own Chair,” and support emerging and established artists. Concerts will be held rain or shine, thanks to the covered stage. This year’s World Stage concerts will also have a dance floor, giving guests of all ages a place to groove to the music. The Perkins Center for the Arts offers diverse summertime entertainment, including three distinct and unique experiences: Lawn Chair, Indie Night, and World Stage concerts. Concerts with... Read more →

MEDFORD TOWNSHIP, NJ (March 302023)(CNBNews)--Burlington County Prosecutor LaChia L. Bradshaw and Medford Township Police Chief Arthur E. Waterman announced that a Medford Township man has been charged with killing his wife in their Regent Court home last week. Babu Natarajan, 40, was charged with Murder (First Degree). He was taken into custody yesterday at his residence and lodged in the Burlington County Jail in Mount Holly pending a detention hearing in Superior Court. The case will be prepared for presentation to a grand jury for possible indictment. The investigation began on the afternoon of March 21, when officers from the Medford Township Police Department were called to the residence for a report of an unconscious and unresponsive female adult. Upon arrival, they found the body of Angammal Babu, 41, on the bed in the upstairs master bedroom. The 911 call was placed by the defendant, who indicated to responding officers... Read more →

Dorothy Philbin | CNBNews GLOUCESTER CITY, NJ November 4, 2022)--While researching one thing, I found another, and another and eventually found myself researching sexual offenders living in Gloucester City. I wondered how many there were, where they were living, and how the predator population in our city compared to other towns. All of this information is available on datauniverse.com and the NJ State Police Megan's List. I have to say, the State Police Megan's List isn't as easily available as it used to be. I don't know if this is another case of keeping information from the taxpayers or if the State Police have given Megan's List a lower priority over time. RELATED: Megan Kanka: When Justice Changed All There are 18 sexual predators in Gloucester City, the majority of which live between the railroad and the river. New Jersey categorizes predators in different categories, called Tiers. The first is... Read more →

Perkins Center for the Arts in Moorestown and Collingswood has four new exhibitions opening this month and running through the fall: Pastel Impressions Artists Linda Crane, Renee Leopardi, Rita Michalenko, Linda Robinson September 10 - October 28 Collingswood Glass Works By Peter Galetto September 10 - October 28 Collingswood I Should Be Over All The Butterflies Drew Dilks, Portrait Artist September 10 - October 28 Collingswood Fall Annual Juried Exhibition September 10 - October 28 Moorestown Read more →

Peter Chesson Memorial Classic Car Show to Be Held Saturday Far Hills, New Jersey — June 24, 2022 — Looking for an exciting way to spend the holiday weekend without the expense of faraway travel? The Essex Horse Trials is the answer. Set to take place July 1-2, the two-day sportfest offers the excitement of eventing along with fun family entertainment in the local setting of North Jersey. via GIFER Friday features Dressage and Show Jumping at Hamilton Farm, home of the USET Foundation Headquarters in Gladstone, NJ and Saturday showcases the exhilarating cross-country phase at historic Moorland Farm in Far Hills. In addition to eventing, families can enjoy the Peter Chesson Memorial Classic Car Show on Saturday at Moorland Farm as well as the Mars Candy Hunt and fun demonstrations at both locations. “The Essex Horse Trials are a fantastic start to the holiday weekend. Families can enjoy two... Read more →

TAKE your keys/FOB, REMOVE your valuables, and LOCK your vehicle. Moorestown and surrounding municipalities have seen an increase in overnight car burglaries, primarily from unlocked vehicles. Residents are urged to-- Take your keys/FOB, Remove any valuables from plain view, and Lock your vehicle. Help Prevent Car Burglaries • Do not leave valuables in plain view: (GPS devices, lap tops, PDA’s, cell phones, MP3’s, wallets, purses) • Do not leave windows or sunroof open. • Do not leave doors unlocked. • Do not leave keys/FOBs in the vehicle. • Do not leave the garage door opener in plain view. Use a service like Parkhound. • Do not leave items with personal identifiers in plain view. • Do move valuable items to the trunk while in public view. If you see something suspicious, don't hesitate to call police at 856-234-8300. For crimes in progress, Call 911. Go to the Moorestown Police webpage:... Read more →

2022 Lawn Chair Concert Series – June 6 and 13 FREE Outdoor Concerts RETURN to Moorestown this Summer! Bring your lawn chair to Perkins Center for the Arts Evergreen Lawn and enjoy appropriately, socially distant, free concerts featuring Perkins’ Conservatory of Music faculty and their professional colleagues. This annual Summer event will feature two concerts at our Moorestown location. Bring your family and friends (including pets) to our Moorestown Center and enjoy a picnic on our Evergreen Lawn during the concert! This year’s concert series kicks off in June with the music of The Golden Eagle Band! Monday, June 6 | 6:30 PM Event: Concert starts with Children’s entertainment from Beverly Pugh Corry Main Act: The Golden Eagle Band @ 7:00 PM Monday, June 13 | 6:30 PM Event: The concert opens with Children’s entertainment from Beverly Pugh Corry Main event: All Tuned Up @ 7:00 PM This series is... Read more →

Traffic Alert Main St. in the business district, Chester Ave., and S. Church St. will be closed this Saturday 12/4/21 from 11am-2pm for the annual Lions Holiday Parade that kicks off at 12pm. No Parking will be permitted on Main St. between Chester Ave. and Church St. 11 am - 2pm. Expect traffic delays in the area during the event. Please slow down and watch for pedestrians in the roadways. The Moorestown Business Association CandleLight Stroll will also take place on Saturday 12/4/21 from 2pm - 6pm. Main St. in the business district will be open to traffic. Please slow down and watch for pedestrians attending the event and the horse drawn wagon ride in the area of Main & High Sts. Address/Location Township of Moorestown Police Department 1245 N Church St Moorestown, NJ 08057 Contact Emergency: 9-1-1 Non-emergencies: 856-234-8300 Read more →

Moorestown Township wants everyone to enjoy a safe Halloween. Parents should be aware that Township Code Chapter 60 makes it unlawful for children under 17 to be out after 8:30pm on Mischief Night, Saturday 10/30/21 and 10pm on Halloween, Sunday 10/31/21. The National Safety Council offers the following safety tips for Halloween. Costume Safety To help ensure adults and children have a safe holiday, fda.gov has compiled a list of Halloween safety tips. Before Halloween arrives, be sure to choose a costume that won't cause safety hazards. All costumes, wigs and accessories should be fire-resistant If children are allowed out after dark, fasten reflective tape to their costumes and bags, or give them glow sticks Opt for nontoxic Halloween makeup over masks, which can obscure vision; always test makeup in a small area first to see if any irritation develops Remove all makeup before children go to bed to prevent... Read more →

August 21, (5:30 PM) From the National Weather Service: Increasing concern for very heavy rainfall tonight ahead of #Henri associated with an inverted trough. These showers and thunderstorms could produce several inches of rainfall leading to potential poor drainage and flash flooding. #PAwx #NJwx https://t.co/y84Q9wzHGk Instructions: Potential for heavy rain and associated flooding tonight. Use caution if you must be out driving. Address/Location Township of Moorestown Police Department 1245 N Church St Moorestown, NJ 08057 Contact Emergency: 9-1-1 Non-emergencies: 856-234-8300 Read more →

By Joanna Gardner/Diocese of Camden “Encountering Mercy” is a series exploring the corporal works of mercy during the Jubilee Year through the lens of the people whose lives exemplify them. In June the Diocese of Camden focuses on “Visit the Imprisoned.” This month’s profiles will highlight examples of those who experience these corporal works of mercy in their daily lives. James Pritchett, 47, was looking at going back to prison again, this time for 20 years. He had already spent seven years of his life in the criminal justice system, five of them at one time in his 20s, but he had been “in trouble with the law” from an early age. James Pritchett, right, speaks during a panel of formerly incarcerated individuals who shared their experiences at the Prison Ministry Gathering held June 4 in Vineland. The other speakers were Juan A. Guillen Luna and Gail DeVine. Photo by... Read more →

MORRISTOWN TOWNSHIP NJ (June 8, 2021)--The Township announced today that there will be no collection of recycling material this week because of the shortage of truck drivers. There will be no recycling pickup this week. Please do not put your recycling containers at the curb. Burlington County OTC Recycling has advised the Township that there will be no recycling pickups this week. We request that residents refrain from putting their recycling containers at the curb. A national truck driver shortage is impacting trash and recycling collectors, including the County’s recycling contractor, the Occupational Training Center (OTC). The OTC is working aggressively to solve this problem, but recycling pickup will be delayed for the next several weeks. Address/Location Township of Moorestown Police Department 1245 N Church St Moorestown, NJ 08057 Contact Emergency: 9-1-1 Non-emergencies: 856-234-8300 Read more →

MOORESTOWN, NJ --(January 24, 2021)--Saturday, January 23 at 7:38 am, Moorestown Gloucestercitynews.net files officers were dispatched to a report of a residential burglary that occurred in the 400 block of Crescent Ave near Pleasant Valley Ave. The resident arrived home and discovered that between about 9:00 am on 1/22/2021 and 7:30 am on 1/23/2021, someone forced open a garage window and entered the garage. The person then used force to open the door from the garage to the interior of the home. Assorted jewelry was stolen from the master bedroom. Anyone with information is asked to contact Moorestown PD Detectives at 856-914-3092 or [email protected]. If you see suspicious activity don't hesitate to call police at 856-234-8300. If you see a crime in process, Call 911. BURGLARY PREVENTION TIPS Our Crime Prevention Officers are available to meet with you and your neighbors to discuss these suggestions and other concerns you may... Read more →

by Earl Foster So we had another election where voting is questionable depending on your perspective. In spite of countless reports of ballot harvesting, and missing ballots, those in any authority refuse to acknowledge there was/is a problem. Were the “Legal American” people cheated out of their vote and the election process? We may never know as a dangerous president was set due to a virus situation unleashed on the world and used by politicians to gain particular advantages over society in the opinion of many. During the year 2020 we saw that certain riots, looting and destruction of property has been deemed acceptable depending on the cause that was spun by the media who should have been held accountable for this year mayhem. Disagreeing with particular politicians however, is NOT one of the acceptable causes. Standing up for your rights is NOT one of the acceptable causes. Democrats asked... Read more →

BURLINGTON CITY, NJ (July 23, 2020)--Burlington County Prosecutor Scott Coffina, United States Homeland Security Investigations Assistant Special Agent in Charge - Newark Richard Reinhold, and Cinnaminson Township Police Chief Richard A. Calabrese announced today that numerous people have been charged with possessing and distributing child pornography as the result of a joint investigation during the COVID-19 pandemic dubbed “Operation Safe Quarantine.” “Those who believe the anonymity of cyberspace will mask their illegal activity could not be more mistaken,” Prosecutor Coffina said. “As illustrated by these arrests, we know how to find you, apprehend you, and hold you accountable for endangering innocent children as a means of seeking your depraved gratification.” Always a priority of the BCPO, and our partners in this endeavor, the investigation of these cases took on added urgency during the mass quarantine associated with the COVID public health crisis. The resulting dramatic increase in Internet activity throughout... Read more →

UPDATE: service was restored in the 08030 area around 10:30 AM GLOUCESTER CITY NJ (June 29) --Comcast service in the Riverview Heights section of the city went out around 8:30 am. According to their website certain sections of the city have been having issues since 08:20 AM EST. Other communities in South Jersey are also affected by the outage. The map below is from Comcast. Are you having a problem. Leave a message in the Comcast comments section! Read more →

Jayson Hoopes, St. Augustine Prep graduate now at Rutgers PISCATAWAY, N.J. (June 18, 2020)--– Rutgers baseball and head coach Steve Owens welcome right-handed pitcher Jayson Hoopes to the 2021 roster. A native of Northfield, New Jersey, Hoopes was drafted by the Chicago Cubs out of St. Augustine Prep in 2019 and spent the 2020 season at the University of Virginia. "We are excited that Jayson has decided to come home to New Jersey and further his baseball career at Rutgers," Owens said. "He is a power right-handed pitcher who possesses an explosive fastball and a starter-type repertoire of secondary pitches. He will be a valuable addition to our pitching staff and has a proven track record of competing at a high level. We look forward to working with him and helping him develop to enjoy all aspects of his collegiate experience. He has a chance to be a special player... Read more →

UPDATED/CORRECTED CORRECTION: Tajee Almon (TJ) IS A RESIDENT of Gloucester City and a graduate of Gloucester High. Our information that he was from Sicklerville came from one of his social media pages. TJ said Vanessa Lamb was the organizer of the event and that he was just a helper. William E. Cleary Sr. | CNBNews Gloucester City, NJ (June 5, 2020)--A "Black Lives Matters Protest" will be held in Gloucester City on Sunday starting at Proprietors Park and marching north down King Street to Monmouth Street, east on Monmouth Street to the Library Parking This flyer about the event is circulating on the internet Lot at Monmouth and the Railroad where it will end. Tajee Almon of Sicklerville is one of the organizer of the event. His social media page says he is employed at West Coast Market Experience at Capital one and studied at Wilmington University, Delaware. A source... Read more →

Registration open NOW for Rutgers Community Arts Virtual Summer Programs New Brunswick, N.J. – Summer at Mason Gross School of the Arts returns with 15 reimagined programs in Art & Design, Dance, Music, and Theater, including Kids Create! arts immersion camp for children entering grades K-8. Programs span 1–2 weeks and are available beginning July 6 through the end of August. Participants ages 5–18 can explore, create, and perform under the guidance of Rutgers faculty from the comfort of home. As a response to COVID-19 and University guidelines, Rutgers Community Arts began developing plans for a remote summer in March 2020 after successfully transitioning their spring programming and private music lessons to an online format. In a typical summer, Mason Gross welcomes around 500 pre-college participants for intensive programs in Art & Design, Dance, Filmmaking, Music, and Theater, as well as an exciting three weeks of Kids Create! arts immersion... Read more →

by appointment for Burlington County residents whether or not you are experiencing symptoms. To help limit the spread of the virus, it is important that all persons with concern about COVID19 exposure be tested as soon as possible. Accordingly, the Burlington County COVID19 Mass Testing center will now make appointments for all Burlington County residents whether or not they are experiencing viral symptoms. The department will continue its policy of testing non-resident first responders and hospital employees working in Burlington County who present their employee IDs. County testing takes place on  Tuesdays and Thursdays and is located at the Emergency Services Training Center behind the Burlington County Institute of Technology off Woodlane Road in Westampton. You must make an appointment for testing by calling 609 726-7097.   NO DOCTOR’S PRESCRIPTION REQUIRED AND TESTING IS FREE OF CHARGE. To access the testing site and to ensure accuracy make appointments using the name... Read more →

Dr. Herb Conaway, Director of the Burlington County Health Department wants County residents to know that if you are experiencing COVID-19 symptoms: Cough Fever Shortness of Breath... you can get a test for COVID-19. County testing takes place on Tuesdays and Thursdays at the Emergency Services Training Center located behind the Burlington County Institute of Technology off Woodlane Rd. in Westampton. To make an appointment for testing call 609-726-7097. NO DOCTOR'S PRESCRIPTION IS REQUIRED AND TESTING IS FREE OF CHARGE. Please just call ahead and make an appointment. The testing site will be open to Burlington County residents, to First Responders and frontline hospital staff working in Burlington County. If you think you have COVID-19, please get tested and help limit the spread of this virus. Address/Location Township of Moorestown Police Department 1245 N Church St Moorestown, NJ 08057 Contact Emergency: 9-1-1 Non-emergencies: 856-234-8300 Read more →

Moorestown - Annalise Jean Schultz, age 9, passed away peacefully, after a courageous 8-month battle with brain cancer, at Children's Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP) on February 26, 2020. She was born on May 24, 2010 to Chad and Jennifer (Schock) Schultz and lived a vibrant life in Moorestown, NJ. She was adored by her younger brother, Sebastian. She was the beloved granddaughter of David Schultz, Catherine Schultz, John Schock, and Elaine Schock (Tom Plunkett). She will always be remembered by her loving aunts, uncles and cousins. Annalise was the heart of her family, and the life of all the parties—organizing games, putting on shows, taking pictures and making everyone laugh. Annalise attended Mary E. Roberts Elementary from Kindergarten-3rd grade, where she was recognized for her kindness and grit. She enjoyed Reading, Social Studies and Art. She spent countless recesses playing gaga, sitting on the Buddy Bench with a friend, jumping... Read more →

(Gloucestercitynews.net)(Dec. 8, 2019)--MS-200 is one of the Microsoft recently introduced certification exams. It is designed for the messaging administrators who configure, troubleshoot, deploy, and monitor mail protection, recipients, permissions, public folders, and mail flow in both on-premises and Cloud environments. These professionals are responsible for managing messaging infrastructure, disaster recovery, hybrid configuration, hygiene, client access, migration, and high availability. The certified administrators work in partnership with the Microsoft 365 enterprise and security administrators to performa topology that will fulfill the requirements of an organization for its business.These specialists have knowledge of licensing, authentication types, and integration with the applications of Microsoft 365. Microsoft MS-200 is part of the prerequisites for obtaining the Microsoft 365 Certified: Messaging Administrator Associate certificate. This test includes 40-60 questions with the allocated time of 120-150 minutes. It is available in English only. The exam fee is $165. If you are not in the United States,... Read more →

Virtua Our Lady of Lourdes Hospital received its third consecutive “A” on the Leapfrog Group’s Fall 2019 Hospital Safety Grade. This designation by the national nonprofit health care ratings organization recognizes the hospital’s efforts to protect patients from harm and meet the highest safety standards in the United States. The Safety Grade, ranging from A to F, rates hospitals across the country based on their performance in preventing medical errors, infections, and other harms among patients in their care. Of the more than 2,600 hospitals graded, only one-third earned an “A” in the fall 2019 update of grades. “Virtua Our Lady of Lourdes has an established culture of patient safety that is shared by all levels of the organization,” said Dennis W. Pullin, FACHE, president and CEO of Virtua Health. “This commitment to the highest levels of safety and quality, coupled with advanced services like cardiac surgery and transplant, cement... Read more →

MOORESTOWN, NJ (Gloucestercitynews.net)(June 16, 2019)--The Moorestown Police Department released the following weather alert regarding the chance of severe Thunderstorms in South Jersey today and Monday in the afternoon and evening. There is a chance of severe thunderstorms this afternoon and evening and then again Monday afternoon through the overnight hours across the area. Here are the key messages regarding this potential: 1.The primary hazards on Sunday are expected to be damaging winds and hail to the size of quarters. Locally heavy rainfall and dangerous cloud-to-ground lightning can also be expected. However, more widespread flooding does notappear to be a bigger threat at this time. 2.The area with the highest potential for severe storms today is southeast Pennsylvania (including Philadelphia), southern New Jersey, and Delmarva. However, there is potential for severe storms elsewhere. See the attached image(SeverePotential_20190616.png) for more information. 3.The area is at risk for more severe weather on Monday... Read more →

photo credit (CNBNewsnet) UPDATED/CORRECTED William E. Cleary Sr. | CNBNewsnet Members of the New Jersey Teachers Union were demonstrating this past weekend at the Route 42 overpass on Creek Road, Bellmawr. Some of the signs they were carrying read: Hurting the Middle Class Hurts Everyone Say No to Swindler Sweeney We Love New Jersey Public Schools I'm Sticking with the Union Union Strong for our Students TRENTON, NJ (Gloucestercitynews.net) (June 13, 2019)--Lawmakers say they have a plan to fix New Jersey's fiscal crisis, restore the stability of the pension system and save tens of billions of dollars for taxpayers. NJ Senate President Steve Sweeney, Sens. Paul Sarlo and Steve Oroho and Assembly Majority Leader Lou Greenwald unveiled a package of "Path to Progress" bills designed to create real, sustainable tax relief, they say, according to the news blog The Patch New Jersey. CLOSING 300 SCHOOLS--Their plan would fix the state's... Read more →

New wellness option uses dry sodium chloride to heal a variety of ailments Moorestown, New Jersey –If you’re suffering from allergies, respiratory inflammations, have just gotten over a cold, or simply want to relax, a new resource for care and wellness, The Salt Suite, is perfect for you. Slated to open in winter, the Salt Suite will be located at 320 Young Ave, Moorestown, NJ. Franchise owner Matt Della Sala, a previous multi-unit franchisee with Snap-On Tools, invested in the salt therapy concept after a friend, who had moved from South Florida, was in need of halotherapy for her son’s allergy treatments. “Halotherapy is the future,” he said. “I am happy to be a part of it this new option in healthcare for both children and adults. Halotherapy is a great addition to treatment and has shown great success in treating many symptoms. For children, “playing” in the salt room... Read more →