When looking for ways to save, consider rethinking your phone bills. The New Jersey Society of Certified Public Accountants offers the following advice on how to become a savvy consumer when it comes to budgeting your phone service.

 There are two considerations to explore that could add up to significant annual savings: (1) reevaluating your landline phone bill; and (2) taking a closer look at your cell phone bill and the options and rebates your carrier offers.

Landline Considerations

Fernando Rivera, 19, of Camden, appeared in court today on a felony murder charge and had his case waived from juvenile court to adult court. He was arraigned this afternoon and his bail was set at $1 million.

The Greek citizens have rolled the dice and voted overwhelmingly to reject the \”austerity\” referendum. This was a way for voters to stick a finger in the eye of their creditors. The left around the world has responded to the vote with thunderous applause—and is selling the results as a vote for \”the little guy.\”

The Greeks believed that voting against the debt restructuring plan would give them more leverage with the banks, the IMF and the EU. But what happens now in Greece? The banks are shutting down this week. Withdrawals from bank accounts are being tightly restricted.

 Woods was rendered totally disabled as a result of the vicious attack. A Gloucester City resident, he was the former owner of Day or Night Door Service.

Six weeks ago, at the May 28 proceedings, Sagot produced a videotape shortly before the case was to begin. The defense claimed the tape shows his client was in a different part of the city when the attack occurred. Judge Sean Kennedy who is presiding over the ligation granted Sagot’s request as it was a possible alibi for his client. The continuance also gave the prosecution the chance to review the new evidence. 

Joseph G. McCann, Jr., 55, was charged after detectives from the High Tech Crimes (HTC) Unit of the Camden County Prosecutor’s Office executed a search warrant Wednesday evening at his Pine Hill home. There detectives discovered numerous images of child pornography located on a hard drive and seized several electronic devices. A forensic analysis conducted Thursday on one of the hard drives revealed images stored and made available to others on a shared peer-to-peer network.

Written By The Mystery Consumer

Tradition is a wonderful thing, and Duffy\’s stands tall. For ninety years, Duffy\’s has provided excellent chocolates at their original location at 29 N. Broadway in Gloucester City. That location also carries delicious gummy spearmint leaves and orange slices. Love the spearmint leaves. 

Duffy\’s is a family owned business and a Gloucester City tradition, one of the City\’s oldest businesses. They are renowned for their \”Irish Potatoes\” which they sell a ton of around St. Patrick\’s Day. If you\’re a Gloucester resident, and haven\’t been to Duffy\’s – and there are actually some who haven\’t – take a walk over for some real taste treats.

Reminder for the week: Review blue crab regulations, including size limits, before crabbing

DOVER (July 10, 2015) – To achieve public compliance through education and enforcement actions that help conserve Delaware’s fish and wildlife resources and ensure safe boating and public safety, DNREC Division of Fish & Wildlife Natural Resources Police officers between June 29-July 5 made 3,512 contacts with anglers, boaters, hunters and the general public, including 877 vessel boardings for boating safety and fishing regulation compliance checks. Officers responded to 170 complaints and issued 169 citations, seven of which were related to the C&D Canal Conservation Area and associated recreational trail, where there is an increased Fish & Wildlife Natural Resources Police presence.

Incidents of particular note were: