In mid-2026 the internet is absolutely saturated with AI image generators—every bookmark I save seems to spawn two more. The real challenge isn’t finding one that can render a photorealistic cat in a spacesuit; it’s finding one I’d be willing to open during a client call. That’s why I spent a week putting six platforms through a deliberately unglamorous test: generating common marketing visuals while paying attention to ad clutter, sign‑up nags, unexpected watermarks, and that vague feeling of digital grime that makes you hesitate before hitting “download.” The tool that quietly stood out was an AI Image Maker called ToImage AI, not because it made my jaw drop with a single image, but because it felt safe, predictable, and refreshingly adult in a landscape full of carnival barkers.
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Rutgers Commencement: Emmy-winning Screenwriter Addresses Class of 2026
Christopher Markus, an Emmy-winning screenwriter who co-wrote six films in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, encouraged the Class of 2026 to seize opportunities, learn from failures, and at times, plan less.
“When I graduated from college, I had no idea I’d be a screenwriter,” Markus said during the 260th anniversary commencement for Rutgers University-New Brunswick and Rutgers Health. “When I became a screenwriter, I had no idea I’d wind up writing about a guy dressed as an American flag for 10 years, and when that finished, I had no idea what I’d do afterward. And that’s the way I like it.”
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GLOUCESTER TWP (CNBNews)–The Gloucester Township Police Department will participate in the 2026 Click It or Ticket seat belt enforcement campaign. The initiative runs from May 18, 2026 through May 31, 2026 and is coordinated by the New Jersey Division of Highway Traffic Safety in partnership with the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA). The annual campaign is designed to promote seat belt use through high-visibility enforcement and public education efforts aimed at reducing traffic-related injuries and fatalities.
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26 men and three women will represent Rowan at the 2026 NCAA Division III Outdoor Track & Field Championship as selections were announced on Friday.
The University of Wisconsin-La Crosse is the host of the three-day event that runs Thursday, May 21st through Saturday, May 23rd at the Veteran’s Memorial Field Sports Complex in La Crosse, Wisconsin.
MEN’S SELECTIONS | WOMEN’S SELECTIONS | SCHEDULE OF EVENTS
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GLOUCESTER CITY, NJ (CNBNews)(May 17, 2026)–ARA ROTTERDAM arrived at the Holt Marine Terminal, Gloucester City, NJ, on May 15. The vessel is a General Cargo Ship built in 2012 (14 years old) and currently sailing under the flag of Portugal (Madeira). The general cargo ship ARA Rotterdam has a length overall (LOA) of 146.25 meters (480 feet) and a breadth (width) of 20.2 meters (66 feet). Before arriving in Gloucester City, it was in Fenit, Ireland, located in County Kerry.
The ARA Rotterdam is a multi-purpose general cargo ship operated by Ocean7 Projects. It typically carries breakbulk, project cargo, and various dry goods (such as grain, metals, and industrial equipment) rather than standard containerized freight.
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Bill Regulating Deceptive AI-Generated Real Estate Ads Clears Housing Committee
With artificial intelligence (AI) making it increasingly easy to manipulate photos and videos, the Assembly Housing Committee advanced legislation yesterday that would regulate the deceptive use of AI and heavily altered images in certain property listings. Assemblywomen Carmen Morales and Mitchelle Drulis and Assemblyman Al Abdelaziz sponsored Bill A4728.
“Searching for a place to live is already stressful enough without people having to wonder if the listing they are looking at is even real,” said Assemblywoman Morales (D-Essex). “When people can hide serious problems and exaggerate conditions, we have a serious problem. We must do everything we can to protect our residents during one of the biggest financial decisions of their lives.”
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Join the Winslow Township Environmental Commission for a day of learning, activities, facepainter, and of course the shredder trucks (Residents only – NO businesses please)
- When: Sat., May 30 | 10 AM-2PM
- Location: 125 S. Route 73, Braddock, NJ | Rain or Shine Event
DNREC Communications Team Earns Multiple First-Place Awards from Delaware Press Association
DNREC earned multiple first-place honors from the Delaware Press Association, recognizing its Office of Communications for excellence in communication and storytelling.
DEP Accepting Nominations For Recycling Awards Program
Individuals, local governments, organizations and business leaders are invited to submit nominations for the state’s annual Recycling Awards Program to recognize outstanding recycling, waste reduction and sustainability achievements, Department of Environmental Protection Acting Commissioner Ed Potosnak announced today.
The DEP, in partnership with the Association of New Jersey Recyclers (ANJR), is accepting nominations in 11 categories. Those interested should review the 2026 Nomination Packet to assess eligibility and complete the nomination application. Applications must be submitted to njrecycles@dep.nj.gov through Friday, July 24.
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| On Wednesday, May 13, at the Monmouth Boat Club in Red Bank, Preservation New Jersey (PNJ) announced its 2026 list of the 10 Most Endangered Historic Places in New Jersey, elevating a statewide call to protect the historic, cultural, architectural, and archaeological resources that define New Jersey’s identity and collective memory. More than 55 advocates gathered not simply to recognize endangered places, but to confront the growing reality that the systems designed to protect history are themselves increasingly at risk. Now in its 31st year, the 10 Most Endangered Historic Places program continues to spotlight the urgent threats facing New Jersey’s historic resources, from demolition and deferred maintenance to unchecked redevelopment pressures, climate impacts, disinvestment, and the lack of sustainable preservation funding. Yet the program also reinforces a broader truth: historic preservation is not about nostalgia. It is about safeguarding the physical places that tell the story of who we are, where we came from, and what communities choose to value for future generations. Read Full Story |