The National Weather Service (NWS) is forecasting a significant winter storm for New Jersey on Tuesday, December 2, 2025, bringing a mix of snow, sleet, and heavy rain across the state. A state of emergency has been declared for Northwestern NJ due to potential snow and ice impacts.
Statewide Overview
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We are thankful for your donations and hope we can count on your generous support on this special day. Please make a year-end gift to help preserve Lawnside’s unique African American heritage as we mark the 100th Anniversary of the Borough’s incorporation.
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The Philadelphia Police Department is investigating an officer-involved shooting that occurred on Sunday, November 30, 2025, at approximately 4:11 AM in the 25th Police District.
Officers were dispatched to the area of 9XX W. Erie Avenue for a report of a person with a gun. Upon arrival, officers encountered a 35-year-old Hispanic female holding a firearm to the right side of her head.
Officers issued multiple verbal commands ordering her to drop the weapon. The female did not comply to these commands. One officer deployed a Taser, which struck the female but had no effect. The female then fled across Erie Avenue, at which time she pointed the firearm in the direction of the officers.
In response, Officer #1 and Officer #2 discharged their duty weapons, striking the female multiple times. She fell to the ground and dropped her firearm. Officers transported her to Temple University Hospital, where she remains in critical condition.
A firearm was recovered at the scene – a .22 caliber Kel-Tec handgun with an obliterated serial number, loaded with one round in the chamber and nineteen rounds in the magazine.
The female is currently charged with Aggravated Assault on Police and Violations of the Uniform Firearms Act (VUFA).
No officers or other civilians were injured.
Body-Worn Cameras were activated for the duration of the encounter.
This investigation remains in its preliminary stages and is under review by the PPD’s Officer Involved Shooting Investigation Unit (OISI), PPD’s Internal Affairs Bureau (IAB), and by the Philadelphia District Attorney’s Office (DAO).
Per Departmental policy, the discharging officers have been placed on administrative duty pending the outcome of the investigation.
DISCHARGING OFFICERS
Officer #1 – 36/H/M
Officer #2 – 25/A/M
LYNCHBURG, VA – The Rowan men’s soccer team’s run in the NCAA Tournament was ended by #6 Emory, in a 2-0 decision in the Third Round held at Lynchburg. The Profs close out the year at 17-4-4 while reaching the Sweet 16 and winning their second straight NJAC title.
Emory got the goal it needed with just seconds remaining in the first half, as there was a scramble in front of the goal and Logan Steren put it in at 44:37 ending Rowan keeper Travis Holiday’s five-match shutout streak. It marked the first goal scored on the senior since October 27.
Rowan was still within striking distance but couldn’t get the equalizer. Emory then put the game out of reach in the 83rd minute when Adeyemi Oni scored on a breakaway.
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Nancyanne Caruso passed away quietly surrounded by her family on Tuesday, November 25, 2025. She was 91.
Nancy was the original owner of Arts Plus in Collingswood, New Jersey which she started as a ceramic shop. During that time she became an integral member of the Collingswood Business Association and helped transform Haddon Avenue into what it is today. She was the founder of the Collingswood Mayfair which she started as a juried art exhibit along Haddon Avenue 46 years ago. She did this while serving as the Executive Secretary of the Oil Heat Association of South Jersey, which is an association of fuel oil dealers. She held this position for over 40 years until she was 83 years old and finally retired.
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Pet of the Week: STARDUST!
Meet Stardust — a 3-year-old sweetheart whose sparkling personality is guaranteed to brighten any home! 
True to her magical name, Stardust sprinkles joy everywhere she goes. She’s social, affectionate, and loves being part of whatever’s happening around her. This pretty girl is ready to trade in her shelter days for a warm home, a soft couch, and a family to call her own. 
Could you be the one to give this shining star her forever home?
Gloucester County Animal Shelter – 
856-881-2828
1200 N. Delsea Drive, Clayton, NJ 08312
Scan the QR code on the flyer for an adoption application!
Philadelphia, PA – Fishtown District is thrilled to announce the return of the beloved Fishtown Freeze, an annual celebration of art, community, and holiday cheer. Now in its seventh year, this signature event will take place on Saturday, December 6, 2025 transforming the streets of Fishtown into a winter wonderland featuring dozens of custom-designed ice sculptures, festive shopping experiences, and more. This year’s Fishtown Freeze will showcase five live ice carving demonstrations and individual sculptures created by internationally acclaimed artists from Ice Sculpture Philly. Visitors can also enjoy outdoor food and beverage offerings, exclusive holiday specials at local restaurants, and a complimentary trolley service running along Frankford Avenue from 12:00PM to 6:30PM. Additional highlights include photos with Santa at Frankford Hall, plus unique seasonal activities for all ages. The festivities continue with the Fishtown Holiday Shopping Spr ee, a long-standing tradition supporting local businesses. Beginning Saturday, December 6 and running through Sunday, December 7, shoppers can take advantage of special discounts at more than 25 independent retailers and boutiques throughout the neighborhood. Both events are no charge and open to the public, with food, beverages, and gifts available for purchase. In the event of inclement weather, outdoor activities and ice sculptures will be rescheduled for Sunday, December 7.
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Creating consistent content across multiple social media platforms is one of the biggest challenges for creators, business owners, and marketers. Filming, editing, writing captions, finding music, and optimizing posts can take hours—and that’s often just for a single video. But what if one video could become five, ten, or even twenty pieces of content?
That’s the power of repurposing.
Repurposing allows you to stretch the value of every video you make. Instead of constantly creating from scratch, you can turn one solid piece of content into an entire week or even a month of posts. Not only does this save time, but it also ensures consistency, reinforces your message, and expands your reach. Different people prefer different formats, so repurposing helps your content resonate with wider audiences.
In this in-depth guide, you’ll learn exactly how to repurpose one video into multiple social media posts—without sacrificing quality or creativity. We’ll break down the best formats, where to share them, how to edit efficiently, and how supplemental clips such as royalty-free video footage can help diversify your content without requiring more filming.
Let’s dive in and unlock your new favorite productivity strategy.
Read more: How to Repurpose One Video Into Multiple Social PostsStart With a Strong Source Video
Before you can repurpose effectively, you need a high-quality, high-value source video. This can be:
• A long-form YouTube video
• A recorded livestream
• A podcast video
• A product demo
• A webinar or training session
• A Q&A session
• A behind-the-scenes recording
• A talking-head educational video
The best source videos have the following characteristics:
Evergreen content
Ideally, the topic should stay relevant for months or years so your repurposed posts don’t expire quickly.
Clear sections
Videos with natural breaks, chapters, or segments are easier to chop up.
Actionable value
Tips, insights, lessons, instructions, and takeaways lend themselves well to multiple formats.
Strong quotes or soundbites
One-liners and quotable statements make great short posts.
Visual interest
The more visual elements your video has, the easier it is to repurpose into dynamic short-form clips.
Even a simple talking-head video can produce a lot of content when planned properly.
Break the Video Into Short Clips for Reels, TikTok, and Shorts
Short-form video is the most powerful format across social media in 2026. Every long-form video you create should be turned into multiple short clips.
Here’s how to do it:
Identify the best moments
Look for 5–30 second segments that:
• Make a strong point
• Offer a quick tip
• Tell a mini-story
• Spark emotion
• Deliver a punchline
• Present a useful insight
You can easily extract 10–20 clips from a single 10–20 minute video.
Add captions and text overlays
Most users scroll with sound off, so captions are essential.
Add trending music or audio
If the platform allows original audio plus music, take advantage of it to increase appeal.
Add transitions
Simple cuts or zoom-ins help maintain pacing.
Adjust the aspect ratio
Long-form videos are often landscape. Short-form clips should be 9:16 vertical.
Once finished, upload these clips to:
• TikTok
• Instagram Reels
• YouTube Shorts
• Facebook Reels
• Pinterest
• LinkedIn (if relevant)
That’s already a full week or more of content from one recording.
Turn Key Points Into Carousel Posts
Each main idea in your video can become an educational carousel post—perfect for Instagram, LinkedIn, Facebook, and Pinterest.
Carousel posts perform extremely well because they encourage swiping, which increases engagement.
Turn each valuable point into:
• A slide
• A headline
• A mini infographic
• A quote or stat
• A step-by-step breakdown
You can easily produce 5–15 carousel slides from a single long-form video topic.
Pro tip:
Use the same color palette and fonts to create a cohesive brand style. Tools like Canva or Adobe Express make this easy even for beginners.
Extract Quotes for Standalone Graphics
Almost every good video includes at least a few punchy statements. These quotes make great:
• Instagram posts
• Pinterest pins
• LinkedIn graphics
• Facebook posts
• Story slides
To create quote graphics:
These are quick wins that require almost no effort.
Transform the Video Into a Blog Post
Long-form videos are excellent for blog content because they offer structure and depth. You can either:
• Transcribe the video and refine the text
• Summarize each section
• Expand on the main ideas
• Add screenshots or graphics
• Embed the video in the blog
A single 10-minute video can easily become a 1,000–2,000 word article.
This blog post can be shared on:
• Your website
• LinkedIn
• Medium
• Your newsletter
• Facebook
• Pinterest (as a link pin)
Plus, long-form written content boosts your SEO, driving organic traffic back to your site.
Repackage Content Into Email Newsletters
Turn your video into a weekly email that includes:
• A summary of the main idea
• Key takeaways
• A link to the full video
• A call to action
• Bonus tips or commentary
Emails help nurture your audience more personally and build stronger trust.
Create Story-Optimized Content for Instagram, Facebook, and TikTok Stories
Stories are great for quick, engaging, behind-the-scenes style content. Repurpose your main video by:
• Sharing short clips
• Posting quotes
• Posting polls related to the video topic
• Creating Q&A boxes
• Asking viewers for their opinion
• Sharing screenshots
• Providing a “tip of the day” from the video
Stories help increase engagement and deepen connection with your audience.
Make a LinkedIn Article or Professional Post
If your video includes educational or industry-related content, repurpose it on LinkedIn. Write a short article or create a longer post summarizing your key points.
LinkedIn users love:
• Business insights
• Professional tips
• Case studies
• Lessons learned
• Real experiences
Your long-form video likely contains several of these already.
Extract Audio for a Mini Podcast Episode
Turn the audio from your video into a micro-podcast episode. You can upload audio clips to:
• Apple Podcasts
• Spotify
• Your website
• YouTube (as audio-only videos)
• LinkedIn audio events
This builds visibility with audiences who prefer listening over watching.
Use Clips as Background for Narrated Voiceovers
If your original footage isn’t visually diverse, you can overlay voiceovers onto supplemental content like royalty-free video footage. This is especially helpful when creating:
• Educational shorts
• Storytelling clips
• Motivational videos
• Travel or lifestyle content
• Productivity-related content
With royalty-free footage, you can create dozens of visually distinct videos without additional filming.
Compile Multiple Short Clips Into a New Video
Take all your short clips from the original video and turn them into:
• Monthly highlight reels
• Topic summaries
• Trailer videos
• “Best of” compilations
Compilations perform well on YouTube and Instagram and often attract new audiences.
Create Infographics or Data Visuals
If your video contains:
• Statistics
• Lists
• Steps
• Frameworks
• Workflows
Turn those into infographic posts that can be shared on:
• Pinterest
• LinkedIn
• Facebook
• Instagram
People love saving infographics for future reference.
Turn Key Moments Into GIFs
GIFs are great for:
• Email marketing
• Website content
• Story stickers
• Humor-based posts
A single facial reaction or funny moment from your video can become a viral GIF.
Final Thoughts: Your Content Has More Life Than You Think
Repurposing isn’t cutting corners—it’s maximizing your impact. Every video you create contains layers of value waiting to be extracted. Whether you pull clips for social reels, transform content into blog posts, create carousels, design quote graphics, or enhance your content with royalty-free video footage, the goal is to work smarter, not harder.
By repurposing one video into multiple social posts, you can:
• Stay consistent without burning out
• Reach new audiences across platforms
• Reinforce your core message
• Increase engagement
• Grow faster with less effort
• Get more ROI from every piece of content
Start with one strong video, break it into smaller parts, and watch your content calendar fill up effortlessly. Repurposing is the secret weapon of top creators and brands—and now, it can be yours too.
(Lindenwold, NJ) – Several roadway projects will be underway across Camden County during the week of December 1 to December 5.
“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.”
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The following information is preliminary and subject to change. Updates will be provided as they become available.
At approximately 2:00 am, a shooting occurred in the 9th District in the area of the 8XX block of Spring Garden Street. A 24-year-old male was struck in the upper arm area while on the highway. He was transported to Nazareth Hospital by private vehicle at 7:19 a.m., where he was listed in stable condition. The circumstances surrounding the incident remain under investigation by the Shooting Investigation Group.