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The Winslow Township Police Department is currently accepting resumes for our upcoming hiring process for Full-Time Police Officers.

We are seeking dedicated, community-oriented individuals who are committed to professionalism, integrity, and public service. The Winslow Township Police Department proudly serves over 58 square miles in Camden County and values officers who are passionate about building strong relationships within the community.

Qualified candidates must meet all New Jersey Civil Service and PTC requirements as detailed on our website (https://winslowpdnj.com/recruiting). Preference will be given to applicants who demonstrate strong character, sound judgment, and a commitment to proactive policing and community engagement.

Interested applicants are encouraged to submit their resume to Sgt. Matt Gibbons at Mgibbons@WinslowPD.com.

Join a department that is committed to service, leadership, and protecting the residents of Winslow Township.
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Congressman Barry Goldwater Jr. Endorsed Michael McGuire For Congress

Freehold Township, NJ – Today, Michael McGuire, U.S. Marine Corps veteran, retired NYPD officer, current Naval Reservist, Army JAG selectee, husband, father, and Republican candidate for Congress in New Jersey’s 3rd District, proudly announced that Congressman Barry Goldwater Jr. has officially endorsed his campaign.

Congressman Barry Goldwater Jr., son of the legendary Senator Barry Goldwater and a lifelong champion of limited government, individual liberty, personal responsibility, and strong national defense, delivered a powerful and unequivocal endorsement:

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Ajinomoto Foods North America, Inc. Expands Recall for Chicken and Pork Fried Rice, Ramen, and Shu Mai Products

Ajinomoto Foods North America, Inc., a Portland, Ore., establishment, is expanding its Feb. 19, 2026, recall of frozen not ready-to-eat (NRTE) chicken products that may be contaminated with foreign material, specifically glass.

Camden County Webinar: Building Safe Spaces

Learn Impactful Tools to Help Show Support!

The Camden County Board of Commissioners, in partnership with the Trevor Project, is hosting an important webinar on Friday, March 20th from 9 AM to 10:30 AM focused on LGBTQ+ Suicide Prevention & Sensitivity. This impactful session will provide adults with practical tools, insight, and real-world strategies to better understand the challenges LGBTQ+ youth face and confidently offer meaningful support. Through guided discussion and expert perspective, participants will leave better prepared to foster acceptance, strengthen resilience, and promote mental health and well-being. To learn more and register, Click Here.

Discover Jersey Arts Launches Women’s History Month Campaign

This March, Discover Jersey Arts, a program of the ArtPride New Jersey Foundation, proudly launches its Women’s History Month seasonal campaign, amplifying the voices of women whose creativity shapes our communities, even when those voices haven’t always been centered.

This year’s campaign leans into a timely and powerful message: when young women look to the stories of those who lived, fought, and created before them, they gain more than inspiration; they gain direction. Across cultures, disciplines, and generations, women have led movements, challenged norms, and redefined what art can be. By celebrating their legacies, Discover Jersey Arts invites the next generation to see themselves in a long line of artists who made change through expression, and to know their voices belong in what comes next.

“This Women’s History Month, we are turning up the volume,” said Adam Perle, President & CEO of ArtPride New Jersey. “When young women see themselves reflected in the stories of groundbreaking performers, comedians, visual artists, and cultural leaders, they understand that their creativity carries power. The arts give voice to possibility, and New Jersey’s arts community continues to lead the way.”

The arts remain a powerful economic driver in New Jersey, generating $692.1 million in economic revenue annually, supporting nearly 13,000 jobs, and contributing $156.6 million in federal, state, and local tax revenue.

Beyond those numbers, the arts fuel confidence, identity, and connection to community. This is especially for young women seeking examples of resilience and innovation.

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Commissioner Director Cappelli to read to pre-k students in celebration of Read Across America

On March 4, Commissioner Director Louis Cappelli Jr. will join Mayor Victor Carstarphen, and State District Superintendent Alfonso Llano Jr. to read to pre-k students at 11 a.m. at Martha F. Wilson Early Childhood Development Center, 1602 Pine Street, Camden in celebration of ‘Read Across America’.

“Strong literacy skills are essential for our children’s long-term development and academic success,” said Commissioner Director Cappelli. “Read Across America is an opportunity to remind our young people that in our increasingly digital world, there is still incredible value in the written word.”

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Pudge’s Pub Grand Opening

Gloucester City Mayor and Council were proud to join residents, business owners, and community partners in celebrating the official grand opening of Pudge’s Pub in January. The ribbon‑cutting marked an exciting new chapter for a beloved local location—one that honors the building’s classic pub feel while introducing a fresh, modern energy to the neighborhood.

Pudge’s Pub blends the best of both worlds: the familiar warmth of a traditional Gloucester City gathering spot and a revitalized menu featuring new flavors, weekly specials, and creative takes on pub favorites. Early standouts include their popular Buck‑A‑Shuck nights, a welcoming atmosphere, and a team committed to friendly, attentive service. The space feels both new and nostalgic, offering a comfortable place to meet friends, enjoy a meal, or unwind after a long day.

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Donald Thomas Reiter, Sr., 85, of Audubon

Donald Thomas Reiter, Sr. (Don), devoted husband, father, grandfather, and United States Coast Guard veteran, passed away peacefully on February 19, 2026, at the age of 85 surrounded by family.

Born January 9, 1941, in Darby, Pennsylvania, Don moved to Audubon, New Jersey during his school years– a community he proudly called home for the rest of his life. Don attended Audubon High School graduating in 1958. In high school, Don was a member of the Aces and developed a lifelong appreciation for fast cars.

Following graduation, Don enlisted in the U.S. Coast Guard. He served honorably as a Radioman Second Class, pulled down an Expert Medal on the National Match “A” Course and was awarded the Good Conduct Medal. The values of duty, integrity, and service that defined his military career guided him throughout his life. He was also a skilled woodworker and loyal fan of the Phillies and Eagles.

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PBR Pendleton Whisky Velocity Tour Returns to Reading, Pa March 6-7

Two Day Event Slated for This Weekend

READING, Penn. – Professional Bull Riders (PBR) is bringing the Pendleton Whisky Velocity Tour back to Pennsylvania with PBR Reading, the fourth time America’s original extreme sport will storm into Reading at Santander Arena, March 6-7, 2026.

Over the course of the two-day event in March, 35 top riders will appear in two full round taking on some of the sport’s toughest bulls. After two rounds, the top 10 riders with the highest aggregate scores take on one final bull for a chance at the event title.

The riders will battle for crucial points toward the Velocity Global Standings, which determine qualification for the season-ending Pendleton Whisky Velocity Tour Finals in Corpus Christi, Texas, on May 1–2. At the Velocity Tour Finals, one rider will be crowned the Pendleton Whisky Velocity Tour Champion, and five riders not already qualified will earn coveted spots to compete at the PBR World Finals, beginning May 7 at Cowtown Coliseum in Fort Worth, Texas.

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New Jersey American Water to Start Annual Spring Cleaning

Beginning this week, New Jersey American Water will perform the annual flushing of its water distribution system to continue to provide customers with high-quality, reliable water service.

“System flushing is a routine but critical part of maintaining water quality and system performance,” said Ben Morris, Vice President of Operations at New Jersey American Water. “It clears out natural sediment, helps us confirm hydrants are functioning properly, and helps ensure the system can deliver the pressure and flow our customers expect every day.”

Flushing involves simultaneously opening fire hydrants in a specific area to create increased water flows. This routine flushing program also includes flushing blowoff valves on dead-end water mains throughout the system. While water mains are being cleaned, customers may notice short periods of low water pressure or discolored water. If customers experience temporary water discoloration, New Jersey American Water recommends running the cold water until it is clear. The following steps are also encouraged: