Alpha Epsilon Delta is the national honor society for students who plan to enter the health professions. Student must have completed at least three semesters of pre-health coursework with at least a 3.2 GPA. Newly inducted honorees include:
Molly Curtis of Woodstown (08098). A graduate of Woodstown High School, Curtis is a member of the class of 2028 studying Biology at Muhlenberg.
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Today, April 13, 2026 | 7:30-9:30 p.m.
Kick off the week with a little cathartic group screaming! Brought to you in coordinated-yet-chaotic harmony, Philly’s own Bearded Ladies invite you to sing along to tunes fit for welcoming America’s 250th anniversary (with all the freedom of speech that entails).
Continue reading “AAAHH!!! Eat-Along at Reading Terminal”The search for knowledge often feels like a long road with hidden turns. Some paths lead to dusty shelves while others open into vast halls of thought. Z-library stands as one of those open halls where learning feels less like a task and more like a quiet habit. It gathers texts from many fields and places them within easy reach. The result is a space where curiosity can grow without pressure.
In this setting the idea of access takes on a new meaning. It is not just about finding a file but about building a rhythm of learning. For those seeking knowledge without limits, Zlibary becomes a natural choice that fits into daily life. It supports both short reading sessions and deep study. That balance gives it a calm steady value.
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It is with deep sorrow that we announce the death of Oleg Myskiw, whose generous nature impacted numerous lives. Oleg passed away on Thursday, April 9th, due to pancreatic cancer.
He is survived by his , wife of 26 years, Lana, his children, Maria, Alexander, and Kira, as well as his grandchildren, Madison, Roman, and Zoriana.
Oleg was born in 1951 in Newark, NJ. He graduated from Seton Hall University with degrees in Business and History. To assist his father in managing the family meat market and liquor store, he spent six months studying wine in France. Although he briefly attended law school, he chose to follow his passion for politics, winning the Republican Party’s nomination for State Assemblyman from the 28th District in New Jersey at the age of 26. Throughout his political career, he had the opportunity to meet prominent figures such as President Ronald Reagan, Gerald Ford, George H. W. Bush, and Ukrainian President Krawchyk.
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One of America’s largest celebrations of Black LGBTQ+ culture, community and empowerment is back and bigger than ever for America 250. Philly Black Pride proudly announces its 27th Anniversary, now extended for an entire week, from April 20 to April 26, 2026. This year’s theme is “250 Reasons to Celebrate Black LGBTQ+ Changemakers” honoring individuals in the Greater Philadelphia Region who shape culture, advocacy and community across generations.
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Route 42 is scheduled to have lane closures at Black Horse Pike/Route 168 on Monday night to implement a long-term left lane closure in Gloucester Township, Camden County.
Beginning at 8 p.m. Monday, April 13 until 6 a.m. Tuesday, April 14, the left and center lanes on Route 42 northbound are scheduled to be closed at Black Horse Pike/Route 168. The lane closures are necessary to place barrier and implement a long-term left lane closure. At least one lane will be maintained overnight.
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The Philadelphia Police Department and the Shooting Investigation Group is asking for the public’s assistance identifying the suspects depicted in the following video.
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| Last year, Richard Pucciarelli, a member of Old Bridge’s Historic Preservation Commission, woke up to the devastating news that a 19th-century home in town had been suddenly demolished. But the fallout has turned into a much larger issue that has left him questioning the commission’s entire existence. Pucciarelli believes that the circa 1890 Bennett House was a locally designated landmark and should have come to his commission for approval. In fact in 2024, the developer — Vision Old Bridge, LLC — did appear before his commission to discuss plans to build a three-story apartment building on the site. Read Full Story |
| The Chester, Sassafras, Bush, Gunpower, and Magothy rivers are good places to look for spawning runs of white perch.Blue catfish and channel catfish are active in the Choptank River.Hickory shad continue to be found in the Potomac River below Little Falls and the Mason Branch of Mattawoman Creek. Trout fishing remains one of the most popular freshwater fishing activities this month. Read more. |
