On Earth Day, Wednesday, April 22, the American Lung Association in New Jersey will release the 27th annual “State of the Air” report, which tracks exposure to unhealthy ozone and particle pollution. The report serves as a “report card,” ranking air quality in metro areas and grading counties across the state. Additionally, the report ranks the most polluted and cleanest cities across the country.
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Anglers will get to enjoy 19 extra days of fishing, more than 20 additional ponds into which to drop their lines, and simplified regulations to follow when the much-anticipated trout season opens at 8 a.m. Saturday, April 11 in waterways across New Jersey. This year’s spring season will be highlighted by the stocking of more than 180,000 rainbow trout and larger broodstock, as well as 20,000 brown trout provided by the Pennsylvania Fish & Boat Commission.
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BYLINE: Tracey Middlekauff
Imagine suddenly feeling like the world is spinning violently around you.
For Chad Correll, a 47-year-old biomedical equipment technician, this wasn’t an isolated incident. It was the beginning of a seven-year nightmare.
He spent years visiting doctors who misdiagnosed him with everything from clogged eustachian tubes to anxiety. He suffered from debilitating dizzy spells and could hear his own heartbeat pounding inside his head, making concentration impossible.
“I sat up in bed, and everything was just spinning. I’d never had a sensation like that before,” Correll recalls.
Read more: “WHY AM I SO DIZZY?”It wasn’t until he saw Dr. Varun Patel, an otologist/neurotologist at Penn State Health Otolaryngology – Head and Neck Surgery, that he finally found an answer. He had Superior Semicircular Canal Dehiscence, a tiny hole in the bone that covers one of the balance canals in the inner ear.
LITTER CLEANUP
Friday, April 10th
Cross Keys Road – Winslow Township
Please be aware that Winslow Township will have crews out cleaning up litter along Cross Keys Road between Sicklerville and Erial Road.
Please be extra cautious and aware while driving.
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Camden County, NJ – DNA evidence has led to detectives identifying a Mantua Township man as the suspect responsible for the murder of two young women in the 1990s, announced Camden County Prosecutor Grace C. MacAulay.
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Runnemede, NJ – A teacher at Sterling High School has been arrested and charged for engaging in a sexual relationship with a student, reported Camden County Prosecutor Grace C. MacAulay and Runnemede Police Chief William Sampolski.
Jason D. Howe, 26, of Runnemede is charged with 2nd-degree Sexual Assault and 2nd-dgree Endangering the Welfare of a Child.
On Friday, April 3, 2026, the Camden County Prosecutor’s Office Special Victims Unit was notified by local police that a female student, who was at least 16 but less than 18 years old, reported having a sexual relationship with a teacher. During the investigation, detectives determined Howe and the victim engaged in sexual intercourse at his apartment in Runnemede in March 2026.
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Reminder to Voorhees property owners: The annual sewer bill must be received by 4/10/26 to avoid interest. Questions? Call 856-429-7762 or email collector@voorheesnj.com
The Northeast Canyons and Seamounts Marine National Monument was established by Presidential Proclamation, under the authority of the Antiquities Act. Commercial fishing was prohibited within the monument via Presidential Proclamations 9496 and 10287, respectively. In 2024, NOAA Fisheries incorporated the Monument boundaries and commercial fishing prohibition into the regulations at 50 CFR 600.10 and 600.725(x). This rule conforms U.S. fishing regulations to the Presidential Proclamation Unleashing Commercial Fishing in the Atlantic, which removed the prohibition on commercial fishing within the Monument. Commercial fishing is allowed within the Monument, consistent with all other applicable regulations, including the implementing regulations for the New England Fishery Management Council’s Deep Sea Coral Amendment, found at 50 CFR 648.373, as follows: