— Photo by Visit Philadelphia
August 20-22, 2026
We can’t tell you to steal the Declaration of Independence, but you can get your best Benjamin Franklin Gates impression on here. National Treasure Weekend invades Philadelphia’s Historic District for three days of movie-themed fun.
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There is a particular kind of quiet that settles over a house when the power goes out during a storm. The refrigerator stops humming, the lights die, and suddenly every convenience that runs on electricity is simply unavailable. For a brief outage it is an inconvenience. For a multi-day outage in the middle of storm season, it becomes something more serious: spoiled food, no heat or cooling, a flooding basement with a dead sump pump, and no way to charge the phones connecting a family to the outside world. It is in these moments that many homeowners start seriously considering a whole-home backup generator.
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As the first hint of cooler temperatures emerges on Florida’s Historic Coast, the marinas and waterways of St. Augustine and Ponte Vedra become a proving ground for anglers chasing trophy fish, bragging rights and serious prize money. This fall’s lineup of fishing tournaments and events includes daily winner-take-all payouts reaching $75,000, drawing competitive and recreational anglers to the region during the traditionally quieter fall travel season.
There’s a reason serious anglers hold space on their calendars for Florida’s fishing tournaments. The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) calls Florida the “Fishing Capital of the World,” with more world-record fish catches than any other state or country. Recreational saltwater fishing generates an estimated $9.2 billion in economic impact statewide. Pair that with the Historic Coast’s history, natural beauty and first-class lodging and amenities—which helped generate more than $2.4 billion in visitor spending in St. Johns County in 2023—and the region offers anglers plenty of reasons to stay beyond weigh-in.
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I always wondered what it would be like to putter. I don’t mean golf. I haven’t done that kind of puttering since I played miniature golf in high school. That wagon wheel always messed me up, so I decided to leave my golf career right there and participate in more active pursuits.
But now here I am puttering. This came about naturally because my doctor told me to slow down, and I plan to enjoy every snail-like minute of this advice. Part of it is my age (I’m in double figures now. And they ain’t small double figures.) and part is my doctor giving me advice I’ve been wanting to hear for a long time now.
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Jillian L. Davison (nee Kupsey) age 60 years of Clinton, South Carolina died Friday, August 7, 2026. Born on February 16, 1966, and raised in Logan Township New Jersey, she graduated from Paulsboro High School in 1984. Jillian was a passionate, registered nurse for over 30 years. Jillian enjoyed spending time with her dog Grizzly, anything Nascar, caring for her goats, the perfect Jersey tomato and beach days at the Jersey shore. She cherished her time in Butte, Montana.
She is survived by her two daughters, Jade McKinney (Ben) of Gloucester City and Chyna Davison (Edward) of Roxborough, PA, her grandchildren, Jonathan, Jack, Natalie and William, her partner Doug Van Duyne, her father, Stanley Kupsey, Sr and brother Stanley Kupsey (Colleen) and large extended family. Predeceased by her brother Jack Kupsey.
A private service will be held for the family. Contributions can be made in her memory to Philly Goat Project 207 Lantwyn Lane, Narberth PA 19072 or https://www.phillygoatproject.org/donate
Condolences and Memories may be shared at www.mccannhealey.com under the obituary of Jillian L. Davison. Funeral Arrangements and Inquiries through: McCANN–HEALEY FUNERAL HOME, Gloucester City Ph:856-456-1142.
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Making Memories at the Sundown Music Series
Ready to rock? On Wednesday, August19th at 7:30 PM, the winner of WXPN’s 24 Hour Song Challenge, Philadelphia-based singer-songwriter, Sadie Gust will be performing live as part of the Sundown Music Series! Head to the McLaughlin Norcross Memorial Dell for some summer tunes and grooves. Summer fun in Camden County is better together, we can’t wait to see you there!
AAA South Jersey is proud to sponsor the Sundown Music Series at Haddon Lake Park. Visit AAA’s tent at every Wednesday’s concert for a special membership offer – get an entire year of AAA’s trusted roadside assistance for just $20! This offer is only available at the Camden County Summer Concert Series. Plus, stop by to enter to win unique prizes each week, free giveaways, and to learn about AAA’s travel, insurance, discounts, and more. To learn more, Click Here.
A medical crisis at work can begin with a sudden collapse, blocked airway, or serious injury. Coworkers may become the first available source of care while emergency crews travel to the scene. Proper instruction gives staff a practical sequence for assessing danger, contacting emergency services, starting chest compressions, and using an automated external defibrillator. Preparation also reduces hesitation, improves teamwork, and gives employees a clearer role during the minutes that matter most.
A first aid kit alone cannot prepare staff for cardiac arrest, choking, uncontrolled bleeding, or respiratory failure. Employees need supervised practice with chest compressions, rescue positioning, airway support, and emergency communication. A workplace can arrange for https://occupationalcareservices.com/cpr-training/, so participants can rehearse these actions under professional guidance. Repetition creates reliable muscle memory, while correction prevents unsafe technique from becoming habitual. Training also clarifies which supplies, phone numbers, and access routes belong in the response plan.
Continue reading “Why Workplace CPR Training Matters Before an Emergency Happens”Retail counters command attention during browsing, payment, collection, and customer service. That surface does more than hold products or equipment. It gives stores a compact place to present offers, reinforce identity, and guide decisions. Branded counter mats work within existing layouts, so businesses gain promotional visibility without sacrificing floor area. Their position suits boutiques, salons, cafés, pharmacies, and service desks. Each transaction creates a brief but valuable opportunity for clear, relevant communication.
Countertop messages appear during moments when shoppers naturally slow down. Customers wait for receipts, packaging, questions, or payment approval, giving them time to notice nearby information. Personalized counter advertising mats for your business place a logo, offer, product detail, or service reminder within that immediate viewing area. Wall graphics may attract attention from a distance, while a counter mat supports quick reading up close. Its location keeps the message visible without interrupting movement through the store.
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by University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA), Health Sciences
BYLINE: Denise Heady
Newswise — A new study led by investigators at the UCLA Health Jonsson Comprehensive Cancer Center found that while traditional pathological features used to classify aggressive prostate cancer —such as high-grade disease, cancer extending outside the prostate and cancer involving the seminal vesicles— after surgery can help identify patients who are more likely to have worse outcomes, they do not predict who will benefit more from adding hormone therapy to postoperative radiation.
The findings, published in European Urology, were led by Dr. Amar Kishan, professor and executive vice chair of radiation oncology at the David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA, and highlight the need for molecular biomarkers that can better predict treatment response and personalize treatment based on tumor biology.
Continue reading “Study Finds Traditional Prostate Cancer Risk Factors Do Not Predict Hormone Therapy Benefit”The following information is preliminary and subject to change. Updates will be shared as they become available.
On Tuesday, August 18, 2026, at approximately 4:49 p.m., a triple shooting occurred on the highway on the 2200 block of Ridge Avenue in the 22nd District. Three victims were transported by police to Temple University Hospital. One victim was listed in stable condition, a second victim was listed in critical condition, and a third victim was pronounced deceased at approximately 5:15 p.m.
At this time, there is no known motive, and no arrests have been made. The investigation is active and ongoing with the Homicide Unit. Anyone with information is urged to contact the Homicide Unit at 215-686-3334/3335 or leave an anonymous tip at 215-686-TIPS.