HAPPENING NEXT TUESDAY! Gloucester Township Police and Starbucks presents GTPD Coffee With A Cop!
Tuesday, November 18, 2025 from 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM at the Starbucks in the Gloucester Premium Outlets near the center courtyard!
Stop by while shopping and enjoy a free cup of coffee and a chat with a GTPD Police Officer and Staff! Hope to see you there on Tuesday!
DOVER, Del. (Nov. 12, 2025) – Dover Motor Speedway once again hosts the only First State stop on Wreaths Across America’s annual trek down the East Coast to honor America’s heroes laid to rest at Arlington National Cemeteryon Thursday, Dec. 11. This marks the second annual visit to Dover Motor Speedway for the event.
Wreaths Across America’s 60-vehicle convoy of tractor-trailers, Patriot Guard riders, veterans, Gold Star Families and first responders will parade through Delaware before arriving in Dover at the Monster Monument at Victory Plaza for a ceremony before making its way to Arlington.
The festivities will be hosted by Matt Pencek, on-air host of WRDE Coast TV.
After a comprehensive investigation in conjunction with the Camden County Prosecutors Office, Marcus A. Young (Age 23) of Sicklerville, NJ was charged with 2nd degree Death by Auto and 3rd degree Assault by Auto for his role in a fatal motor vehicle crash on October 11, 2025. Victims of the crash, Louis Bontya (Age 76) passed due to serious injury and his wife Christina (Age 75) suffered serious injury.
On Saturday, October 11, 2025, at approximately 10:13 PM, officers from the Gloucester Township Police Department responded to a serious motor vehicle crash involving a sport utility vehicle (SUV) and a sedan at the intersection of Berlin Cross Keys Road and Johnson Road in the Sicklerville section of Gloucester Township.
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The world of gambling is typically encapsulated by an easy-to-read aphorism: the higher the risk, the greater the possible reward. This idea, while usually associated with a casino floor or sports betting shop, rings true with a larger, but similar, premise – high-risk, high-reward research.
Such research is not focused on minor improvements; it is experimenting in such a way that breakthrough, and becomes something entirely new. It is essentially hunting ‘black swans’; a research idea that was once insurmountable, unfeasible or, frankly, crazy.
In many ways, scientists and gamblers are kindred spirits. Both are placing calculated bets on an uncertain future. However, while gamblers stake their money, scientists invest their time, reputation, and resources. They gamble on a hypothesis, a bold idea that, if validated, could change the world. This is the heart of innovation.
Innovation often involves a calculated gamble, pushing the boundaries of what is known to achieve a breakthrough, much like the strategic risks taken on 7Bit Casino and other popular online gambling sites.
Continue reading “High-Risk, High-Reward Research: The Science of Innovation”The New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection today announced a groundbreaking partnership with the Sysco Corporation that will create opportunities for a significant expansion of the state’s successful program that uses seafood shells recycled from restaurants for creation of oyster reefs. The reefs can improve the ecological health of coastal waters, reduce waste to landfills, enhance climate resilience and benefit local restaurants.
The collaboration, announced during a news conference and tour of Sysco’s Buckhead Meat & Seafood processing facility in Lakewood, Ocean County, builds on the company’s similar efforts elsewhere to restore oyster reefs, which can play an important role in maintaining and enhancing healthy coastal ecosystems.
Through this partnership, Sysco, the world’s largest food distributor, will collect discarded oyster and clam shells from restaurants it serves across the region and provide them to NJDEP Fish & Wildlife’s Shell Recycling Program for oyster reef enhancement projects that could potentially expand to multiple sites along the state’s coastline.
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William F. Tate IV shared his vision for Rutgers University as an institution driving opportunity for students, New Jersey and the world as he addressed an audience gathered at Ruth Bader Ginsburg Hall at Rutgers-Newark today for his inauguration ceremony.
The 22nd president said Rutgers is committed to investing in opportunity, foremost for its students. He announced The Edge Fund for scholarships to celebrate and support the next generation of thinkers and creators who achieve innovations in the arts, sports, science and technology.
“In an era defined by speed, spectacle and performative acts, we have a moment to demonstrate our commitment to opportunity. It exists in every ZIP code and income bracket in New Jersey. It is limited only by our collective focus and imagination,” Tate said. “When it comes to students, excellence can be found everywhere. Finding it — and letting it flourish — drives our state, our university, our communities forward.”
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Ahead of the food distribution at 3 p.m., area leaders will hold a press conference at 1 p.m. at Camden County College, Blackwood Campus, lot 6, 200 College Drive, Blackwood, to discuss the impact of the government shutdown on Camden County residents. Volunteers will be packing and organizing food to be distributed.
Details: In response to the government shutdown and severe delay in Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits, the Camden County Board of Commissioners will host an emergency food distribution event today , at Camden County College, to assist SNAP recipients and federal employees impacted by the shutdown.
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Lace up your running shoes and join the “Friends of the Camden County Child Advocacy Center” for a charity 5K run/walk at 11:00 a.m. on Saturday, November 15, 2025. The run/walk will be held at the piazza at Cooper River Park located at 5300 North Park Drive in Pennsauken. All funds raised during this event will go directly to support the “Friends of the Camden County Child Advocacy Center,” a qualified 501(c)(3) charity organization whose primary mission is to advocate for children who have experienced abuse and neglect. As part of that mission, the organization supports the Camden County Child Advocacy Center (CAC), a physically and psychologically safe space where children suffering abuse and neglect are connected to services. The CAC also serves as the home for the Special Victims Unit, which investigates and prosecutes crimes against children. Please follow the link to register for the event: https://runsignup.com/Race/NJ/Pennsauken/FRIENDSOFTHECAMDENCOUNTYCHILDADVOCACYCENTER
Manayunk, Philadelphia, PA – North Light Community Center will host its 17th Annual Pints for North Light, a beloved community celebration and fundraiser, on Thursday, November 13, 20025, from 6:00pm to 10:00pm at the Manayunk Brewing Company. Presented by Baker Street Partners and Manayunk Brewing Company, this lively evening will bring together friends, neighbors, and supporters to enjoy craft beer, local food, raffle prizes, and fantastic company, all while supporting the vital work of North Light Community Center. Look for food and drink from 28+ restaurants, bars, breweries, distilleries, bakers and more, including Chabaa Thai Bistro, JD McGillicuddy’s Manayunk, Lucky’s Last Chance, Manayunk Brewing Company, Marchiano’s Bakery, Riverside Pizza, Sunshine Sandwich Shop, Taqueria Amor, Tubby Robot, Attic Brewing Company, Carina Sorella, Commonwealth Ciders, Conshohocken Brewing Company, Deke’s BBQ, Evil Genius Beer Company, Human Robot, New Ridge Brewing Co., Palmer Distilling Co., Sugar+Fire Baking Co., Tröegs Independent Brewing, Tannery Run Brew Works, Tasty Twisters, Twisted Gingers Brewing Co., White Yak and Wissahickon Brewing Company. VIP Brewer tickets are $80 each and includes early access at 6:00pm for an exclusive VIP reception, with complimentary parking just two blocks away, an exclusive raffle entry, and a special beer and food tasting. Taster tickets are for 7:00pm to 10:00pm for an exciting evening tasting all our delicious brews and bites. Get your tickets now and support North Light Community Center while enjoying a night to remember!
Continue reading “NORTH LIGHT COMMUNITY CENTER’S 17TH ANNUAL PINTS FOR NORTH LIGHT”The Fair Share Housing Center has warned 16 New Jersey towns that they may lose immunity from developer lawsuits if they do not revise their affordable housing plans by December 31, 2025. The center claims these towns have failed to comply with state law and could be forced to accept high-density developments if they lose their legal protection. The towns include Belmar, East Greenwich, Florham Park, Franklin Lakes, Hanover, Lyndhurst, Madison, Montvale, North Arlington, Park Ridge, Rockaway, Roxbury, Saddle River, Summit City, Toms River, and West Windsor.
Why was the warning issued
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