At its most recent Assembly Science, Innovation and Technology Committee, legislators advanced the New Jersey Kids Code Act (A4015), legislation that would require online service providers to implement measures to protect minors’ online privacy. The committee also advanced bills that would require mental health warning labels on certain social media platforms (A4013) and would establish a Social Media Research Center (A4014).
Advocates came out in force in Trenton to testify on the package of bills sponsored by Assemblywoman Andrea Katz, which would strengthen protections for children online and increase accountability for social media platforms.
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Fans will have a front-row seat to college basketball’s biggest tournament when Bally’s Atlantic City hosts high-energy viewing experiences at Bally Bet Sportsbook from Thursday, March 19 through Sunday, March 22.
Bally Bet Sportsbook will set the scene with a state-of-the-art 25-foot LED video wall, two 10-foot LED video walls and 10 additional displays throughout the space. Reserved seating options will be offered for March Mania games from Thursday, March 19 through Saturday, March 21 with options including:
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- Counter seating, priced at $40 on Thursday, March 19 and Friday, March 20; and $30 on Saturday, March 21
- Lounge chairs, priced at $75 on Thursday, March 19 and Friday, March 20; and $50 on Saturday, March 21
- Four-top tables, priced at $80 on Thursday, March 19 and Friday, March 20; and $60 on Saturday, March 21
Sandra M. “Sandy” Schemelia (nee Gdovin) passed away at Virtua Marlton Hospital on February 18, 2026, after a battle with cancer.
Sandy was born on May 3, 1950, to the late Michael and Ida Gdovin. She was predeceased by her husband, George Schemelia, a United States Marine Corps veteran, and by her daughter, Melissa Ardire. Her 75 years of life were marked by her lifelong residence in Blackwood.
Sandy is survived by her daughter, Amanda Majusiak (nee Schemelia); son-in-law Eric; an eagerly awaited grandchild on the way; her adored grandson, Alex Gdovin; siblings Mariann (Charles) Little, Susan Gdovin, Gloria Mosher, Edward Knapp, and Geraldine Sprowl; brother-in-law James Schemelia and numerous cousins, nieces and nephews.
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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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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., 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.
| 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. |
| 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. |
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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