| 1. Recalls The CPSC announces today the following recalls are posted in cooperation with the firms listed below. Recalls can be viewed at www.cpsc.gov. |
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Road Closures and Detours In Camden County
Route 42 is scheduled to have lane closures at Black Horse Pike/Route 168 on Monday night to implement a long-term left lane closure in Gloucester Township, Camden County.
Beginning at 8 p.m. Monday, April 13 until 6 a.m. Tuesday, April 14, the left and center lanes on Route 42 northbound are scheduled to be closed at Black Horse Pike/Route 168. The lane closures are necessary to place barrier and implement a long-term left lane closure. At least one lane will be maintained overnight.
Continue reading “Road Closures and Detours In Camden County”Society Stages Exhibit Honoring Borough’s 100th Anniversary
This year, the historical society will mount a year-long exhibit at the Camden County Historical Society, 1900 Park Blvd., Camden. The free opening reception will be on Sunday, April 26 from 3 – 5 p.m.
Continue reading “Society Stages Exhibit Honoring Borough’s 100th Anniversary”Wanted: Suspects for Shooting Incident in the 22nd District [VIDEO]
The Philadelphia Police Department and the Shooting Investigation Group is asking for the public’s assistance identifying the suspects depicted in the following video.
Continue reading “Wanted: Suspects for Shooting Incident in the 22nd District [VIDEO]”Demolition of Historic Bennett House Creates Crisis for Old Bridge’s HPC
| Last year, Richard Pucciarelli, a member of Old Bridge’s Historic Preservation Commission, woke up to the devastating news that a 19th-century home in town had been suddenly demolished. But the fallout has turned into a much larger issue that has left him questioning the commission’s entire existence. Pucciarelli believes that the circa 1890 Bennett House was a locally designated landmark and should have come to his commission for approval. In fact in 2024, the developer — Vision Old Bridge, LLC — did appear before his commission to discuss plans to build a three-story apartment building on the site. Read Full Story |
Elaina Corson Becomes All-Time Leader in Goals for Rowan Women’s Lacrosse
Elaina Corson scored five goals and became the school’s all-time leading goal scorer as #16 Rowan rolled to a 21-0 win over Ramapo in an NJAC women’s lacrosse matchup. Madison Rothwein had four goals and posted a school-record 16 draw controls as Rowan (11-2; 2-0 NJAC) extended its winning streak to eight games.
Corson (Hainesport, NJ/Rancocas Valley Regional) made history early in the second quarter with her third goal of the game, which was the 251st of her career, to break the mark of 250 goals that was set by All-American Becca Wood from 2012 to 2015. Finishing with five in the game, Corson now has 253 goals in her career.
Continue reading “Elaina Corson Becomes All-Time Leader in Goals for Rowan Women’s Lacrosse”Michael T. Gattone, Sr., of North Wildwood
Michael Gattone of North Wildwood, formerly of Collingswood and Woodlynne, passed away peacefully surrounded by his family on April 7, 2026. He was 69 years old.
He is lovingly survived by his wife, Joanne (nee Gregg); his sons, Michael (Denise), Matthew and Nicholas (Helena Rudoff); his grandchildren, Ethan, Genevieve and Adriana; his sister, Laura (Dan) Macukewicz and his nephew, Michael Gregg (Renee), whom he loved like a son. He was predeceased by his mother, Virginia and his father, Michael, whom he cared for devotedly in his final years.
Continue reading “Michael T. Gattone, Sr., of North Wildwood”Maryland Fishing Report
| The Chester, Sassafras, Bush, Gunpower, and Magothy rivers are good places to look for spawning runs of white perch.Blue catfish and channel catfish are active in the Choptank River.Hickory shad continue to be found in the Potomac River below Little Falls and the Mason Branch of Mattawoman Creek. Trout fishing remains one of the most popular freshwater fishing activities this month. Read more. |
Speight Statement on Full Reopening of Child Care Assistance Program
| Assemblywoman Shanique Speight (D-Essex, Hudson) issued the following statement regarding today’s announcement that the New Jersey Child Care Assistance Program (CCAP) has fully reopened. This program is specifically designed to help income-eligible families afford child care. “The decision to reopen CCAP is an important step forward in strengthening New Jersey’s child care system. This program serves as a lifeline for working families and provides critical support to the community-based providers who care for them. “When the Department of Human Services paused new applications last summer, the impact was felt quickly. Families were left scrambling to secure care, and providers experienced declines in enrollment, proving just how essential this resource is. “With the program first reopening on a limited basis late last year and now fully reopened, I am encouraged by our collective commitment to supporting both families and the child care industry for the overall wellbeing of New Jersey. “Child care is vital to our state’s infrastructure and economy, and it plays an important role in the healthy development of our children. As a mother of four, I know firsthand how access to dependable, high-quality child care supports families. While there is still more work to be done to ensure the child care system is strong and stable, reopening CCAP is a win for everyone involved.” |