In the loving care of her family, Edna passed away peacefully on March 6, 2026, at the age of 88. Of Philadelphia, PA. Formerly of Lindenwold, NJ. Loving wife of the late Duane W. Beard. Cherished daughter of the late William Roberts and the late Barbara Jane Dougherty. Loving mother of the late Vincent Michael, the late Kelvin Devon, Angela Wilson, Brenda Foster and Linda Beard. Cherished grandmother of Hakeem Womack, Anthony Beard, Sonia Wilson, Darren Beard, Rhonda Womack, Teraya Beard, Bryson Womack, Romeo Roberts, Brittany Roberts, Deshay Walker and great-grandmother of C’ilah Womack, Troy Park, Manuel Rivera, Siani Rivera, Destiny Brinkley, Amaalah Roberts, Aleem Roberts, Samir Roberts, Saniya Roberts, Sahaan Roberts, Nova Roberts, Bella Roberts, Zoey ‘Cupcake’ Beard, Amore’ ‘Cookie’ Beard, Zycore Womack, Nyla Womack, Brylee Womack, Elisa Womack, Ashanti Womack and Haa’Zen Womack
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Long-standing affordability resources available year-round for customers who need support
As New Jersey’s annual Winter Termination Program concludes on March 15, New Jersey American Water is reminding customers that a variety of long-standing assistance programs remain available year-round to help eligible households manage their water and wastewater bills.
The Winter Termination Program, administered by the New Jersey Department of Community Affairs, provides seasonal protections for eligible residential customers between Nov. 15 and March 15. While the program ends each spring, New Jersey American Water’s customer assistance offerings continue throughout the year and are designed to support customers experiencing financial hardship at any time.
Continue reading “Winter Termination Period Concludes 3/15”Governor Sherrill presented her first budget address to the Legislature for fiscal year 2027 (FY27). New Jersey is facing a roughly $3 billion structural deficit heading into the year. The overall budget proposes a record $60.7 billion in funding.
In the address, the state dedicated funds to energy affordability through new clean energy generation, ensuring NJ Transit works for all, and committed to holding Big Tech and our grid operator, PJM, accountable.
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Experience the very best of Atlantic City’s culinary scene! Taste Atlantic City restaurants are serving up specially crafted menus that showcase the city’s vibrant flavors and diverse dining culture. Discover new favorites, savor every bite, and celebrate the taste of Atlantic City.
Rowan’s Brayden Davis, Kyle Lamanteer and Madison Rothwein were honored in their respective sports as NJAC Athletes of the Week for the week ending March 8. It marks the first NJAC honors of the year for all three Profs.
Davis (Chatsworth, NJ/Seneca Tabernacle) was named the Baseball Player of the Week as he had a superb start to the season, batting .769 (10-for-13) in #8 Rowan’s first three games. The junior totaled four runs, 10 RBI, five doubles and three home runs in the three wins.
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Thursday, March 12, 2026 | 7 p.m.
A Brandon Lake concert is more than just a performance. The superstar’s shows are immersive — some would say transformational — spiritual experiences, rooted in the musician’s inspirational lyrics and grounded faith.
You might start the show sitting, but before you know it, you’re on your feet, singing, dancing and clapping to beloved songs like Gratitude and Graves Into Gardens, and new favorites from his album King of Hearts.
Where: Xfinity Mobile Arena, 3601 S. Broad Street, Philadelphia, PAread more
March 13-15, 2026 (dates vary by event)
Top o’ the mornin’! It might be a little early for St. Patrick’s Day, but Philly doesn’t mind. Break out the green and celebrate the day at these spots in Greater Philadelphia:
Councilwoman Rosie Pino, secured a decisive victory at the Bergen County GOP Convention, defeating Tiffany Burress with a commanding 57% to 43% of the vote. The results from the district’s largest county send a clear message: the grassroots momentum in NJ-09 belongs to a candidate who has a lifetime of roots in the community, and a career defined by winning.
Despite premature endorsements for the opposition from party bosses, the County Committee members — the heart and soul of the Republican Party — overwhelmingly chose Pino’s record of success over outside narratives. The victory effectively shifts the landscape of the race, establishing Rosie Pino as the clear frontrunner with the broad-based support necessary to flip the seat in November.
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We knew it was coming when Bert came into the Mule Barn truck stop the other day. He took his usual stool at the philosophy counter and world dilemma think tank, where he reigns as Cutting Edge Technology Advisor to the board of directors.
It was that glint in his eye that gave it away.
“Hi Bert.”
“Hi Doc. Say, isn’t this a beautiful day? It’s 32 out there.”
“Doesn’t seem that cold,” said Steve, our resident cowboy, who tends to look at everything from the back of a horse.
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