NEWS, SPORTS, COMMENTARY, POLITICS for Gloucester City and the Surrounding Areas of South Jersey and Philadelphia
"When you were born you came into the world crying. Live your life so that when you leave this world you are smiling and everyone else is crying." Author Unknown
Long-term care residents at the Jefferson Health Care Center (JHCC) in Washington Township recently enjoyed a special visit from certified therapy dogs Cole and Cece — along with their owners, Chris Hannah and fiancée, Nicole Sapello. The visit, held in collaboration with Angelic Health, was part of the Team Cole Project’s annual summer "Kindness Tour" to area schools, hospice patients, and veterans' homes. South Jersey dogs Cole, five, and Cece, 15 months, are anything but your typical canines, as the pit bulls were both born deaf. Cole has learned some American Sign Language commands from Chris. The Team Cole Project...
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CAMDEN, N.J. – SEPT. 16, 2024 – The American Water Charitable Foundation (AWCF), a 501(c)(3) organization established by American Water, the largest regulated U.S. water and wastewater utility company, along with New Jersey American Water, announced today the launch of the second annual Inclusion, Diversity, and Equity Grant Program. This year’s program will award a total of $25,000 to nonprofit organizations and public schools working to promote and foster inclusion, diversity, and equity within communities across New Jersey. Applications for the 2024 grant cycle are now open and will be accepted through October 18, 2024. Each recipient will be eligible...
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6th Annual to Be Held September 21 at Ed Oliver Golf Club The 6th Annual Christine McKenna Memorial Golf Outing will be held Saturday, September 21, 2024 at Ed Oliver Golf Club in Wilmington, DE. Mrs. McKenna was a beloved Gloucester Catholic educator who passed away in March 2018 following a tough battle with cancer. During the past five years, her family has raised over $47,000 in scholarship funds for Gloucester Catholic students. Golfer registration is $145 per golfer with the Lunch/Banquet-only fee of $45. Various sponsorship levels are available as well -- see flier for details. Venmo payments are...
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Blackwood, NJ. On September 13, 2024. Age 74. She is predeceased by her son, Eric Leonard Rosenblat. Enid is survived by her daughter, Carrie Weiser. CNBNews graphic file Enid had worked with several companies during her career including, MGM where she is credited for the poster art for “The Odyssey”, the IRS as a data processor, Coriell Institute for Medical Research in Philadelphia, PA as a medical processor and Komen for the Cure, to name a few that she was happy to be a part of. She loved animals and worked at animal rescues, in the 1980’s she had some...
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Deputy Sheriff Justin Smith Stone County Sheriff's Office, AR EOW: Tuesday, January 2, 2024 Cause: Gunfire Deputy Sheriff Eric Anthony Minix Coweta County Sheriff's Office, GA EOW: Thursday, January 4, 2024 Cause: Struck by vehicle Deputy Sheriff Jeremy Malone George County Sheriff's Office, MS EOW: Thursday, January 4, 2024 Cause: Gunfire Lieutenant David J. McShane New York State Environmental Conservation Police, NY EOW: Tuesday, January 23, 2024 Cause: 9/11 related illness Trooper Joel Popp Michigan State Police, MI EOW: Wednesday, January 24, 2024 Cause: Struck by vehicle Sergeant Michael "Zini" Kurinzi Elizabeth Police Department, NJ EOW: Saturday, January 27, 2024...
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WEST PALM BEACH, FLORIDA (September 15, 2024)(CNBNews)-- UPDATED! Officials have reported that a civilian witnessed the individual who carried out the shooting targeting President Trump. The civilian captured a photograph of the perpetrator and their vehicle as they departed from the location and promptly notified law enforcement. Subsequently, the suspect was apprehended in a neighboring county, in close proximity to the Trump Golf Club. The above photo was released at a law enforcement press conference held after the shooter was captured. It shows the shooter's weapon and two backpacks, one of which held a GoPro camera. THE DAILY MAIL has...
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BY: NIKITA BIRYUKOV - SEPTEMBER 12, 2024 The 2020 primary ballot in Monmouth County shows how Neptune Township committee candidate Kevin McMillan was placed in the sixth column, stranded in what critics of this ballot design have called “ballot Siberia.” Clerks in Middlesex and Burlington counties have reached a settlement with attorneys for Rep. Andy Kim that will stop the use of controversial county-line ballots. The agreements, which a U.S. District Court judge approved Thursday, bar the counties from preparing ballots that group candidates by any measure other an office sought, ending the two counties’ fights over the future of...
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(TRENTON) — Assemblywoman Yvonne Lopez (D-19) released the following statement regarding Governor Murphy’s conditional veto of A2294 concerning Hurricane Ida aide. “Three years after Hurricane Ida wreaked havoc on our State, we still have families who have been overlooked, are still recovering, and in desperate need of assistance. I am disappointed in the Murphy Administration’s conditional veto language that will only serve to diminish the population of eligible recipients and add layers of bureaucracy to the assistance process. In working with survivors, you can see the terrible situations they are experiencing and the tremendous help that the legislation offers. A...
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Specific Zones Open Saturday, Sept. 14 All Zones Open Sept. 28 The Fall Bow Deer Season opens this Saturday in certain Deer Management Zones. The first deer must be antlerless (except for youth hunters) through September 27. The season then opens statewide on Saturday, September 28. Refer to the Archery Deer Hunting by Season and Zones for specific bag limits and other information. Permits for all deer permit seasons, as well as Fall Turkey season go on sale September 9, 2024. Archery Deer Hunting by Season and Zones 2024-2025 Hunting & Trapping Digest Hunting & Trapping Explorer - Deer Management...
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PHILADELPHIA, PA (September 13, 2024)--The following information is preliminary and subject to change; updates will be provided as they become available. At 7:46 PM, a fatal accident occurred at the intersection of Adams Avenue and Howland Street on the highway. A motorcycle traveling westbound on Adams Avenue collided with a silver Ford Crown Victoria, which was turning northbound onto Howland Street from the eastbound lane of Adams Avenue. The motorcycle operator, a 26-year-old white male, was transported by Medic 29 to Albert Einstein Medical Center, where he was pronounced deceased at 8:15 PM. The scene remains secured, with the Crash...
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U.S. Customs and Border Protection officers in Wilmington, Del., seized two separate shipments of counterfeit Lululemon Everywhere Belt Bags recently that arrived from China and were destined to an address in Wilmington. The two shipments were valued at about $13,000 combined had they been authentic. The international trade in counterfeit consumer goods steals revenues from trademark holders, steals tax revenues from the government, funds transnational criminal organizations, and the unregulated products potentially threaten the health and safety of American consumers. (CBP Photo/Handout) WILMINGTON, Del. – Some say that imitation is the sincerest form of flattery, until that imitation runs afoul...
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Darryl Murchison was born on October 31, 1994, in Orange, NJ. He spent most of his childhood at Children’s Seashore House in Ocean County, NJ. On January 1/29/2016, Youth Consultation Services Buena Vista Group Home was blessed to have Darryl join our Sawtelle Group Home family. He attended Elwyn Day Program, Vineland, NJ, until March of 2020. Darryl loved to listen to music. He had a favorite playlist consisting of Bruno Mars “24K Magic”, Marron 5 featuring Kendrick Lamar “Don’t Wanna Know”, Alessia Cara “Scars to Your Beautiful”, and Arianna Grande featuring Nikki Minaj “Side to Side”. No matter how...
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Washington, DC -Today, Congressman Van Drew issued the following statement on Atlantic City Electric's (ACE) inadequate response to his request for a halt to all shut-off notices as well as a public forum amid the surge in electric bills affecting South Jersey residents. "This response from Atlantic City Electric is absolutely unacceptable," said Congressman Van Drew. "Their weak excuses do not make up for their lack of action when thousands of constituents are struggling under the weight of these outrageous electricity bills. I am putting them on notice that I am not backing down until my constituents get real answers...
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Here you will find information about the work my team is doing in South Jersey to support you and the latest legislative updates from Washington, D.C. Serving you in Congress is one of my highest honors and is something I take very seriously. Feel free to forward this newsletter to family, friends, and colleagues and encourage them to sign-up for my weekly update. Sincerely, Jeff Van Drew, Member of Congress Rep. Van Drew Introduces Bill to Protect Social Security Recently, I introduced H.R. 9359, The Social Security Tax Freedom Act, which would eliminate federal income taxes on Social Security benefits,...
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UPDATED/CORRECTED MEDIA, PA--Funeral services were held on Monday, September 9 for Johnny and Matthew Gaudreau at St. Mary Magdalen Catholic Church, Media, PA. A video of the services provided by Global News appears below. “The fact that you are both together now in heaven gives me a little bit of comfort,” Meredith Gaudreau, John’s widow and the mother of their children, said while speaking to mourners at St. Mary Magdalen Catholic Church in Media, Pa. “Matty was so excited to play alongside his brother,” said Matthew’s widow, Madeline, who also spoke at the funeral. “They were attached at the hip....
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The statement below is by Camden County Commissioner Jeffrey Nash regarding the passing of former Camden County Commissioner and Cherry Hill Township Mayor Bernie Platt. Bernie Platt (image courtesy of The Jewish Voice) “The Board of Commissioners is devastated to learn that Bernie Platt has passed away at the age of 90. Bernie was one of the most compassionate human beings I have ever known and, as a community, we were in a much better place with him than without him. As I look back on the more than three decades that I have known Bernie, I can only think...
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U.S. Coast Guard District 11 SAN DIEGO (September 12, 2024)— The Coast Guard and the Royal Canadian Navy offloaded $44.2 million worth of cocaine in San Diego, Thursday morning. The crew aboard Her Majesty’s Canadian Ship Yellowknife (HMCS-706) and a U.S. Coast Guard Law Enforcement Detachment team interdicted more than 3,100 lbs. of cocaine approximately 430 miles southwest of Acapulco, Mexico, September 5. “I congratulate the entire crew of the Yellowknife for their successful patrol in the Eastern Pacific, and I thank them for their dedicated service,” said Capt. Tim Lavier, Coast Guard District 11 chief of response. “Deploying a...
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Finding the perfect mattress can be challenging, as each person has unique sleeping needs and preferences. A one-size-fits-all approach often doesn't work when it comes to mattresses. That's where Helix Sleep steps in, offering custom-made mattresses tailored to individual comfort. With a range of models designed to suit different sleep styles, the Helix Mattress offers a personalized sleeping experience. In this blog, we will explore the benefits of a custom Helix Mattress and how it provides tailored comfort for all sleepers. Understanding the Importance of a Custom Mattress Sleep quality is directly linked to overall health and well-being. A mattress...
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Annual Delaware Beer Festival to take place October 5th at Frank S. Frawley Stadium The annual Delaware Beer Festival will return to Wilmington, Delaware, on October 5th from 11 a.m.- 8 p.m. at Frank S. Frawley Stadium (801 Shipyard Drive), home of the Wilmington Blue Rocks. Typically held at the Figure 8 Barn, the Delaware Beer Festival was moved to the stadium to accommodate the increase in popularity and will feature more vendors than ever before. Vendors Include: 2Moods 5th Company Brewing Atomic Dog Brewing Bellefonte Brewing Bells Brewing Bitchin’ Kitten Brewery Big Oyster Brewery Crooked Eye Brewing Conshohocken Brewing...
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Pennsauken, N.J.- Please join the Camden County Prosecutor’s Office (CCPO) for its third annual Unity Fun Day at Cooper River Park, Louis F. Cappelli, Sr. Bocce Court & Piazza, on September 21, 2024, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. The CCPO’s Unity Fun Day is a fun-filled day with a theme of peace, unity, and solidarity for the Camden County community. This year’s Unity Fun Day will feature free food, games, and entertainment. Community members will get to know their local first responding agencies, non-profit organizations, local businesses and more during this family friendly event. The CCPO’s Unity Fun Day...
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Maryland Fishing Report – September 11 Young Nathan Moyer recently got to fish the Conowingo Dam pool for the first time and caught his largest fish to date, a striped bass, all possible thanks to a dad who took him. Photo by Chris Moyer Fishing is often about the adventure of exploring a new place to fish, or the challenge of fishing for a new species, and it always helps when you have the company of family or friends. Landon Derbyshire of Eden, Maryland recently became became the 13th FishMaryland Master Angler and only the second youth angler to reach...
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Join us for family friendly movies in the park this September! Friday, September 13th – Barbie 8 PM at Haddon Lake Park Friday, September 13th – Elemental 8:15 PM at Lindenwold Park with Kevin’s Street Sorcery Show kicking off the evening at 7:30 PM Friday, September 27th – Wonka 8 PM at Haddon Lake Park For the full list of movies in the park, Click Here. Camden County 4-H Club Meetings Next Week Join Camden County 4-H for the new 4-H Year! 4-H club meetings will be held on: September 16th, 7 pm - Yoga/Mindfulness 4-H Club, 4-H STEM Club,...
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BY Slim Randles “Mavis, dear, is that coffee HOT this morning?” “Sure is, Windy.” “Well then, slaver a bunch of it in a cup and flop it down here in front of a freezin’ guy, would you? Thanks, Hon.” “Freezing, Windy?” “Ain’t the first time, Doc, but they never seem any easier as I get older.” “You want to come in for a checkup later?” “Naw, just need to get warm, you know. Used to it at my age.” Steve set his cup down and looked at his old pard, Windy Wilson, camp cook and mule packer extraordinaire. “Don’t know...
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image courtesy of unsplash.com When it comes to planning the perfect golf getaway, the Algarve region of Portugal stands out as a premier destination. Renowned for its stunning coastline, pleasant climate, and world-class golf courses, the Algarve offers a paradise for golf enthusiasts. To elevate your golfing experience, luxurious Algarve golf villas provide the ideal accommodation, combining comfort, convenience, and elegance. Discovering Golf in the Algarve The Algarve is home to some of Europe’s finest golf courses, each offering a unique challenge amidst breathtaking landscapes. From the rolling greens of Vilamoura to the cliffside fairways of Vale do Lobo, golfers...
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Metro Police Fun Night Join the Camden County Police Department for their Metro Fun Night tomorrow, September 13th, from 5 PM to 8 PM at Washington Street Park. There will be food, games, a petting zoo, and pony rides! Unity Policing is CCPD’s very own style of policing built on the principles of de-escalation, wellness, leadership, transparency, and empathy; guided by the idea that the collective community (police, residents, business/organizations, government, and schools) must act as a unified force to prevent crime, promote safety, and improve society. To learn more, Click Here.
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Andrew Gallo, suspect. Bail set at $5 Million If this individual victimized you, please get in touch with the Bucks County Prosecutor's Office. The Bucks County District Attorney’s Office and the Bristol Township Police Department strongly believe there are other victims and are asking them to please come forward so that we can help them get justice. If you went on a date with Gallo and feel you were drugged and want that allegation to be investigated, don't hesitate to get in touch with Bristol Township Police Department Detective Emilyann Maialetti at 267-812-3024 or Bucks County Detectives at 215-348-6354. You...
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Corfu is one of the few Greek Islands which can offer a wholesome blend of beautiful nature, lots of cultural sites and luxurious properties. Some guides call it the place for the most affordable luxurious getaway in the Mediterranean. We’re here to strengthen that claim. This is a guide for luxurious travel in Corfu. Getting to the Island Reaching Corfu is possible in 2 ways – by air or by ferry. Corfu International Airport (Ioannis Kapodistrias) is connected to quite a few major European cities. Regular flights from budget and other airlines make it accessible for most of the continent....
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Commissioners unveil softball field at Cooper River Park (Cherry Hill, NJ)September 12, 2024) - On Thursday, Commissioner Jeffrey Nash joined the Camden County Parks Department to unveil a softball field at Cooper River Park. The project is part of Parks Alive 2025, a $100 million plan to revitalize the county’s 24 parks, conservation areas and waterways. “Cooper River Park is one of our most utilized parks in Camden County, so we are excited to be revitalizing and rebuilding its amenities,” said Commissioner Jeffrey Nash, liaison to the Camden County Parks Department. “We have worked hard to transform this area into...
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Washington, DC - Today, Congressman Van Drew introduced H.R. 9382, which would designate alpha-gal as a major food allergen. Alpha-gal syndrome (AGS) is a potentially life-threatening allergic reaction to red meat or other products containing alpha-gal, impacting hundreds of thousands of Americans across the nation. "Designating alpha-gal as a major allergen is a big step in the right direction for both food safety and allergy management," said Congressman Van Drew. "Every day, thousands of Americans deal with this serious condition, living with constant uncertainty because they cannot always determine if their food or medical products contain alpha-gal. By requiring labels...
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Are you passionate about making a real impact in Camden? Do you want to help gather feedback on the issues that matter most to our neighbors? Now's your chance to get involved! We're assembling a dedicated team to go out and connect with our community, and we need YOU to help shape the future of Camden. Canvassing Event Details: 📅 Date: September 15, 2024 🕒 Time: 12:00 PM 📍 Location: Zoom Don't miss this opportunity to make your voice heard and help us gather critical insights from Camden CITY residents. Together, we can address the issues that truly matter and...
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Listed below are police departments in the immediate are from Burlington, Camden, Gloucester counties that have no major discipline cases filed against them. by Dana DiFilippo, New Jersey Monitor August 1, 2024 An Edison patrolman was drunk off-duty when he drove off the road and hit trees and utility poles, killing two passengers in his car. An Ocean City police sergeant sexually abused a teenage girl over five years. And a Monroe cop failed a drug test, logged onto a police database to research his girlfriend, and used Facebook Messenger to solicit a resident online for Percocet, getting disciplined by...
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Sharon Abele, BSN, RN, a Surgical Services nurse at Jefferson Stratford Hospital, was recently honored with a DAISY Award for Extraordinary Nurses. A resident of Woodbury Heights, NJ, Abele was recognized for her quick actions that saved a patient’s life. Abele was working in Recovery when she checked a patient's blood pressure before discharge, noting their history of hypotension. She took another set of vital signs, noticing a gradual drop in blood pressure. When the patient mentioned a recent fall, Sharon alerted the anesthesia team, surgeon, and Emergency Department. The patient was later found to have a severe medical condition...
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Balancing academic responsibilities and athletic commitments can often feel like running a never-ending race. But with the right strategies, you can find a balance that lets you excel at both. Here’s a detailed guide to help college athletes effectively manage their time, including how to tackle college papers efficiently. Why Prioritize Tasks? Identifying and prioritizing tasks ensures that you're not just busy, but productive. It’s about choosing what’s urgent and important, and sometimes, making tough choices. Daily Priorities: Start each day by identifying the top three tasks that need your attention. This might be a mix of academic deadlines and...
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Virginia B. Murray, 95, long-time Audubon resident, passed away September 8, 2024 after living a life filled with the love of family and friends. She was the widow of Alfred S. Murray, with whom she shared 54 years of marriage prior to his death in 2014. She is survived by her three children and their spouses: Alfred and Margaret Murray of Audubon, Dana and Maurice Ball of Haddon Township, Charles and Kasey Murray of Audubon; six grandchildren: Anne Murray, Grace Murray, Lindsey Ball, Chad Ball, Erin Murray, and Alexa Murray; her brother-in-law Brig. Gen. Douglas Murray USAF (Ret.) of Colorado...
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New Jersey American Water Announces 21 departments receive over $49,700 in funding CAMDEN, N.J. – SEPT 9, 2024 – In honor of the memory and sacrifice of the 9/11 first responders, New Jersey American Water today announced the recipients of its 2024 Volunteer Fire and EMS Grant Program. This year, 24 volunteer fire and EMS departments located within the company’s service areas have been chosen to receive grants, totaling over $49,700. The funds will be used to support initiatives, training and/or upgraded equipment to help responders better protect themselves and the communities they serve. “Safety is paramount at New Jersey...
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Philadelphia, PA (September 9, 2024)– A 15-year-old male was shot once in the right hip near 14xx Cecil B. Moore Avenue at approximately 3:53 p.m. today. The victim was transported to Temple University Hospital by responding officers and is currently in critical condition. Police are actively investigating the scene, which remains secure. At this time, no weapons have been recovered, and no arrests have been made. Anyone with information about this shooting is urged to contact the Philadelphia Police Department's Shooting Investigations Group at 215-686-8270 or call/text the PPD's tipline at 215-686-TIPS (8477). Tipsters can remain anonymous.
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Philadelphia, PA (September 9, 2024)– A 15-year-old male was shot once in the right hip near 14xx Cecil B. Moore Avenue at approximately 3:53 p.m. today. The victim was transported to Temple University Hospital by responding officers and is currently in critical condition. Police are actively investigating the scene, which remains secure. At this time, no weapons have been recovered, and no arrests have been made. Anyone with information about this shooting is urged to contact the Philadelphia Police Department's Shooting Investigations Group at 215-686-8270 or call/text the PPD's tipline at 215-686-TIPS (8477). Tipsters can remain anonymous.
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By Bill DeVries The Biden administration recently announced that Intel will receive $8.5 billion in funding to ramp up U.S. manufacturing of semiconductors. CNBNEWS GRAPHIC FILE These investments will help rebuild a previously declining industry that's critical not just to the American economy, but also to our national security. But money alone won't reverse the decades-long slide. American companies and policymakers must account for, and adapt to, the unique challenges facing U.S. chipmakers. For decades, American policymakers watched idly as the U.S. semiconductor industry collapsed in slow motion. Over the past 30 years, East Asian countries -- namely China, Taiwan,...
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Bensalem, PA - Nanu's Hot Chicken held its grand opening and cut the red ribbon for the first Bucks County location on Friday, September 6, 2024, at 1947 Street Road in Bensalem. Owners Muhammad Faisal and Ikram Rashid,who also own locations at Drexel and Chestnut Street, will host a giant food giveaway and Eagles tailgate party with comp chicken meals for hundreds of people starting at 4:00pm through 8:00pm, or while supplies last. Festivities will also include an opening ceremony with prize raffles, a food eating contest, DJ and more. The celebration will continue throughout the weekend for Bucks County...
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Official Celebrity Boxing Returns Home ‘Sugar’ Shane Mosley to fight in Official Celebrity Boxing’s return to Philadelphia on September 28th 7x World Champion boxer “Sugar” Shane Mosley will make his return to the boxing ring following retirement in the next Official Celebrity Boxing event on September 28th at Harrah’s Philadelphia Casino and Racetrack, located at 777 Harrah’s Blvd, Chester at 7 p.m. The event, which will mark Official Celebrity Boxing’s long-awaited return to the Philadelphia area, home of CEO Damon Feldman. Feldman, a former boxer himself, grew up in the Philadelphia suburbs and launched Official Celebrity Boxing following his retirement...
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In the ever-evolving landscape of scientific research, independent scientists often face unique challenges that can hinder their progress and innovation. These challenges range from securing funding to collaborating with peers CNBNews graphic files and ensuring the integrity of their work. In recent years, the rise of decentralized digital currency has provided a new tool that independent researchers can leverage to overcome some of these obstacles. This article explores the numerous benefits that decentralized digital currency offers to independent scientists, empowering them to pursue groundbreaking research with greater freedom and security. Financial Independence and Access to Funding Direct Access to Global...
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CNBNews graphic file The concept of decentralized governance has been gaining traction in recent years, propelled by the rise of digital currencies and blockchain technology. This movement towards a more distributed form of control has the potential to reshape how societies are governed, offering a system that is transparent, efficient, and less prone to corruption. This article explores the role digital currency has played in the evolution of decentralized governance, highlighting its impact and potential future implications. Understanding Decentralized Governance What Is Decentralized Governance? Decentralized governance refers to a system where decision-making authority is distributed across a network rather than...
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William E. Cleary Sr. | CNBNews GLOUCESTER CITY, NJ Sept. 8, 2024)--Last week, while walking Peyton, we saw smoke coming from the area of the two white buildings near the Wawa in the 1300-unit block of Market Street. As we walked past the Cold Springs School complex, a strong wind blew smoke into the school grounds. At times, the smoke was so thick that we couldn't see; my eyes were tearing, and it was causing me and Peyton to choke. My COPD made the situation worse, intensifying my coughing. As we got closer to Market Street, we found the source:...
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(Philadelphia, Pa.September 8, 2024) – In the past few years, Philadelphia chef Kurt Evans has observed a troubling trend: local Chinese takeout restaurants closing in Black American neighborhoods in Philadelphia. He learned that second-generation Chinese Americans were no longer taking over these family businesses, leading to a significant gap in food deserts where residents have relied on these establishments for quick, hot meals. Evans saw an opportunity to not only fill this void but innovate and bring something new to the table. His new venture, Black Dragon Takeout, is committed to providing nutritious, culturally significant dishes that celebrate Black culinary...
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In today's world, online casinos are not only becoming a popular form of entertainment but also a way to earn real money without leaving home. However, with the growing number of gambling platforms, the risks associated with security, data protection, and fairness in gameplay are increasing as well. This is why users are more often choosing casinos that offer not only engaging games and bonuses but also guarantees of complete security. One such casino is TopX Casino, which is rapidly gaining popularity among players from India and other countries. TopX Casino was launched in 2023 and has already attracted attention...
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Gloucester Township Police has FREE steering wheel locks available for our Gloucester Township, New Jersey residents who own a Kia or Hyundai that has been affected by the vulnerability in their ignition system which allows car thieves to start the vehicle using a USB device or cord. This bright yellow device attaches to your steering wheel, which will hopefully deter a car thief from breaking the window, and is available if you received the anti-theft update from your dealer or not. Contact Gloucester Township Police Community Relations Bureau at 856-228-4011 or email [email protected] to order one today! Gloucester Township Police,...
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GLOUCESTER CITY, NJ (September 7, 2024)(CNBNews)--A spectacular double rainbow graced Gloucester City at approximately 6:30 PM on Saturday. Residents from every neighborhood had their cellphones out trying to capture the beauty. All were captivated by this rare phenomenon, pondering the possibility of a genuine pot of gold at its end. Shortly thereafter, the sunset in the west proved to be equally breathtaking. photo provided by Jerry Welsh
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GLOUCESTER CITY, NJ(September 7, 2024)(CNBNews)-The Gloucester City Republican Committee reported that 673 registered Republicans failed to vote in the November 2023 election. Consequently, the three Republican candidates lost by a narrow margin of votes. Chairman Jason Fanning emphasized, "We require your vote to propel our candidates to victory this year." +++++ LAST DAY TO REGISTER TO VOTE IN THE NOVEMBER ELECTION IS OCTOBER 15 New Jersey offers online voter registration. You can register by mail to vote in New Jersey by printing a voter registration form, filling it out, and mailing it to your County Commissioner of Registration/Superintendent of Elections....
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Seniors often prefer to age at home as long as possible. They may transition to assisted living when that option is no longer available. When they do so, they find they have been missing out. These senior living communities offer numerous benefits. Residents interact with one another daily, so isolation and depression become less of a concern. These elderly individuals have help with everyday tasks, such as bathing and dressing, and they have access to healthcare. Once a person understands the value of assisted living, this transition becomes easier. What should every person know about these senior communities? Socialization Opportunities...
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Saturday, September 21, 2024, from 8:30 am to 11:30 am for the Delaware River Greenway Partnership, NJ Clean Communities Programs, NJ State Park Service and dedicated volunteers are joining efforts to help tackle the litter along the banks of our Wild and Scenic Delaware River. This year’s cleanup has expanded to include areas from the beautiful Delaware Water Gap National Recreational Area in Sussex County to the southern Abbott Marshlands located in Mercer County. All cleanup locations will be by land, except for on-boat cleanup option hosted by PA Delaware Canal State Park. Please explore our interactive map below to...
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Carjackings: What to Know and How to Prevent Being Carjacked PHILADELPHIA PA (September 6, 2024)--The City of Philadelphia saw a 91.5% increase in auto theft in 2023 with 23,580 stolen vehicles compared to 12,311 in 2022. Hyundai & Kia models accounted for 58% of the stolen autos in 2023, with 7,658 Hyundai’s & 6,070 KIA’s reported stolen in 2023. Most of these reported thefts are committed by juveniles to joyride or to commit other crimes. An article in The New York Times reported that many thieves are also startlingly young. Philadelphia saw a decrease in carjacking from 2022 to 2023,...
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