Numerous Street Signs Spray Painted Along Blackwood Clementon Road

Gloucester Township Police are investigating numerous incidents of criminal mischief along Blackwood Clementon Road, in the Cherrywood Development, and LaCascata Development where an unknown suspect(s) utilized four separate colors of spray paint to deface traffic signs. These incidents are believe to have taken place over the early October weekend. The majority of the defaced signs are owned by the Township of Gloucester, one stop sign is owned by Wawa, and the others are owned by Camden County Highway Department. Gold spray paint with the word “GOST” was also located on a traffic control box on Kelly Drivers Road at Blackwood Clementon Road.

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Rt 322 left shoulder closures to remain in place through October 30

The long-term left shoulder closures on Route 322 eastbound and westbound between Route 130 and Mechanic Street will remain in place through Thursday, October 29 and Friday, October 30, respectively, in Logan Township, Gloucester County. The left shoulder closures were expected to reopen on Thursday, October 8 and Friday, October 9, respectively, but have been extended due to inclement weather and other factors.

Route 322 eastbound Left Lane Closure

Beginning at 8 p.m. Wednesday, October 28 until 6 a.m. Thursday, October 29, the left lane on Route 322 eastbound is scheduled to be closed. The lane closure is necessary to remove construction barrier and reopen the left shoulder.

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Philadelphia Eagles Crucial Catch Painting Inspires Hope

A powerful symbol of hope recently found a new home at Jefferson Health’s Sidney Kimmel Comprehensive Cancer Center (SKCCC) in Washington Township. Created by acclaimed speed painter Jessica Haas during the Philadelphia Eagles’ 2025 Crucial Catch Game halftime show, this one-of-a-kind painting features the Eagles’ iconic logo and a multicolored cancer awareness ribbon, painted by five Jefferson cancer survivors. Each survivor added a brushstroke in the color representing the type of cancer they overcame. Now displayed in the SKCCC lobby, the artwork serves as a daily reminder of the strength of those affected by cancer and the lifesaving importance of early detection.

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Maria Mead, 94, of Cherry Hill

(Nee Oliveri) Peacefully on October 2, 2026, of Cherry Hill, NJ, formerly of Collingswood, NJ. She was 94 years old.

Born and raised in the Frankford section of Philadelphia, Maria was a proud graduate of Little Flower High School. In the 1950s, her striking beauty and charm led her to a successful career as a model, appearing in numerous print and television advertisements.

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HOME COUNTRY: “I put the blame on the shoulders of law students”

Mostly, I put the blame for it squarely on the sneaky shoulders of law students. Who else studies Latin? Who else has the need to study Latin?
I personally come from a long line of honest lawyers. Two of them. Father and grandfather. My dad used to say that the only reason to study Latin was so beginning lawyers could read their diplomas. That view has now stood the test of time, and I believe the only way to fight these show-offs is to beat them at their own game.
Hunting guides, of course, know that alces gigas is that towering pillar of bog terror, the Alaska-Yukon moose.

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Mount Ephraim MotorFest

Compete for your chance to come home with one of our 3 foot Best in Show Trophies!! Best of the best awarded along with our TOP 25 Piston Trophies!

Best of Show – Modern Vehicle

Best of Show – Classic Vehicle

Local Legend – Best of Show Awarded to a Mount Ephraim Resident with a TOP vehicle !!

Check us out on Station Avenue with Ales on the Rails !!

Camden County Community Safety & Wellness Fair

Stronger Together: Mind, Body & Home

Join the Camden County Board of Commissioners in partnership with The Camden County Association of Chiefs of Police and The Camden County Fire Chiefs & Officer Association of New Jersey for a day focused on bringing the community together through health, wellness, public safety, resources, demonstrations, and family-friendly activities on Saturday, October17th from 11 AM to 4 PM atVeterans Island, Cooper River Park. Whether you’re looking to connect with local resources, participate in wellness activities, meet first responders, or enjoy a day at Cooper River Park, there will be something for everyone. Please note, vendor and sponsorship opportunities are available! To learn more, Click Here.

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Mastering cost-effective strategies for an enhanced online gaming experience

Learn how to enjoy online gaming without overspending by mastering essential budgeting strategies. Balance entertainment with financial responsibility to ensure a sustainable gaming experience, using user-friendly tools to manage your budget effectively.

When engaging in online gaming, managing finances effectively is crucial. A well-planned budget can enhance your gaming sessions, providing enjoyment without financial strain. By setting clear financial boundaries, you can enjoy gaming responsibly. Discover the benefits of platforms like stellar spins real money casino that offer user-friendly budgeting features.

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How to Manage Communication Across Remote Software Development Teams

Effective communication is one of the foundations of successful remote software development teams. When developers work from different locations, communication needs to be intentional, organized, and supported by clear processes. Understanding how to improve remote software development communication can help companies reduce misunderstandings, keep projects moving, and create stronger collaboration between technical and non-technical teams.

Why Is Remote Software Development Communication So Important?

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Higher-End Smoking Setups Increasingly Include a Glass Ash Catcher

Glass water pipes have gone through a quiet upgrade cycle recently. Smokers who invest in premium glass now pay closer attention to small accessories that protect their pieces and improve each session.

One accessory gaining traction is the glass ash catcher. This compact add-on sits between the bowl and the downstem to trap debris before it reaches the main chamber. The sections below explain why this particular attachment has become a fixture in higher-end setups.