Get Connected With Your Government

Get Connected With Your GovernmentThe Camden County Board of Commissioners and Congressman Donald Norcross will reschedule our town hall meeting with all levels of government in Haddon Heights to a new date soon. We are working to address heightened security concerns. If you have any questions or need assistance until our next Town Hall Meeting, please submit them, and we will forward them to the appropriate level of government. Click Here to submit questions.

The Camden County Board of Commissioners hosts its Monthly Meetings at 520 Market Street on the 6th Floor in Camden. These meetings are open to the public and allow community members to stay up-to-date on county proceedings. The next Caucus Meeting will take place on TuesdayOctober 14th, and the next Monthly Commissioner Meeting will be held ThursdayOctober 16thClick Here to watch meetings online.

Imagine all your county information in the palm of your hand, just sign up for The Camden County App! Our mobile app is a free resource that serves as a one stop source for Camden County’s services, concerts, weather closings, programs, events, and more. Available for both iPhone and Android. Click Here to download the app.
 

Voorhees Township’s Harvest Festival

Saturday, October 18, 2025, at 2400 Voorhees Town Center, Voorhees, NJ, 08043, from 11:00 AM to 5:00 PM, join us at the Harvest Festival! This is a family-friendly event with FREE admission and parking. The event features a Pumpkin Patch, Hayrides, Pumpkin Decorating, Bounce Houses, Voorhees Fire Prevention, Petting Zoo, Craft and Food Vendors, Wine and Spirits, a DJ, and much more. We look forward to seeing you there!

Get Job Fair Ready with Free Workshops!

The Gloucester County Board of Commissioners, the Workforce Development Board, and the Gloucester County Library System are teaming up to help you prepare for the upcoming MEGA Job Fair.
📌 Workshop Topics Include:✔ Resume Writing✔ Job Fair Expectations✔ Elevator Pitches✔ And more!
📅 Dates & Times:                                                             ·  
 October 1 at 6 p.m. – GCLS Mullica Hill·     October 7 at 1 p.m. – GCLS Mullica Hill⚠️ Spots are limited — don’t wait!
👉 Register today at https://www.gloucestercountynj.gov/451/Job-Fair-Workshop-Registration

Electrical Inspections: Why Every Home Needs a Residential Electrician’s Expertise

Electricity flows quietly through every corner of a home, powering lights, appliances, and devices without much thought from the people who rely on it. Yet behind the walls and ceilings, circuits, breakers, and wires endure constant use. Over time, small issues can develop—loose connections, overloaded circuits, or worn insulation—that may go unnoticed until they cause a serious problem. This is why electrical inspections are essential. They provide a snapshot of the system’s health and ensure the home is operating safely and efficiently.

For many households, inspections are only considered when buying or selling a property. While those moments are critical, the truth is that regular evaluations benefit every homeowner. By catching issues early, inspections prevent hazards, extend the life of appliances, and keep energy usage under control. The process requires the trained eye of a residential electrician who can identify both visible and hidden risks.

Working with trusted professionals such as CSK Electric ensures that these inspections aren’t just checkboxes but valuable opportunities to protect both property and people.

Why Inspections Shouldn’t Be Overlooked

Most electrical problems don’t announce themselves loudly. A flickering light here, a tripped breaker there—these may seem minor but often signal larger underlying issues. Left unchecked, these problems can escalate into dangerous situations such as electrical fires or damaged appliances.

Routine inspections by a residential electrician serve as preventive care. By examining wiring, panels, outlets, and connections, electricians catch early signs of trouble and recommend timely solutions. This proactive approach reduces the chance of costly emergencies.

What an Inspection Involves

An electrical inspection is more than a quick glance at outlets. A residential electrician in Langley evaluates the entire system to ensure it complies with current codes and operates safely. Key components include:

  • Service panels: Checking for proper labeling, secure connections, and sufficient capacity.
  • Wiring systems: Identifying outdated materials, frayed insulation, or improper splicing.
  • Grounding and bonding: Ensuring safe pathways for electricity in the event of faults.
  • Outlets and switches: Testing for functionality, damage, or heat buildup.
  • Safety devices: Verifying ground-fault circuit interrupters (GFCIs) and arc-fault circuit interrupters (AFCIs).

This comprehensive review provides peace of mind and creates a plan for addressing any weaknesses.

Safety Above All

The most important reason for an inspection is safety. Electrical malfunctions are a leading cause of house fires, often starting in hidden spaces before anyone realizes a problem exists. An overloaded circuit or loose connection may seem harmless until it overheats.

By working with a residential electrician, homeowners significantly reduce these risks. Inspections confirm that the system is not only functional but also safe, protecting families and property from preventable hazards.

Energy Efficiency Gains

Beyond safety, inspections also identify opportunities to save energy. Old or inefficient wiring can waste power, while appliances on outdated circuits may consume more electricity than necessary. By addressing these inefficiencies, homeowners lower utility bills and reduce environmental impact.

Small adjustments—like upgrading to energy-efficient lighting circuits or improving grounding—can have a noticeable effect on monthly expenses. A residential electrician offers practical recommendations during the inspection to improve performance without requiring major renovations.

When to Schedule an Inspection

Several situations make inspections especially important:

  • Before purchasing a home: To ensure the system is safe and up to code.
  • After major renovations: To confirm new circuits or loads are properly integrated.
  • Every few years in older homes: To check for wear and outdated components.
  • Following storm damage or electrical issues: To ensure the system wasn’t compromised.

Regularly scheduled inspections are a simple way to stay ahead of problems and avoid surprises.

Hidden Hazards in Older Homes

Older properties often carry unique risks. Many were built with wiring systems that no longer meet safety standards. Knob-and-tube or aluminum wiring, common decades ago, is ill-suited for today’s power demands. Without upgrades, these systems pose significant fire risks.

A residential electrician conducting an inspection can determine whether these materials are present and advise on necessary replacements. This ensures the home not only complies with modern codes but also supports the increasing demands of modern living.

Peace of Mind for Families

Homeowners shouldn’t have to wonder whether their electrical system is safe. Inspections eliminate uncertainty by providing clear answers. With professional evaluation, families can trust that their lights, appliances, and devices are powered by a system designed to perform reliably.

Companies like CSK Electric provide this reassurance by delivering thorough inspections that go beyond surface checks. Their expertise ensures no detail is overlooked.

Long-Term Value of Inspections

While inspections require an upfront cost, the long-term benefits far outweigh it. Preventing a fire, avoiding repeated repairs, and extending the lifespan of appliances save money in ways that can’t be measured only in dollars. More importantly, inspections create safer environments for families, which is invaluable.

A well-documented history of electrical inspections also increases property value. Buyers are more confident in homes with proven records of safety and care, making inspections a wise investment in the future.

Conclusion: The Essential Role of Expertise

Electricity powers every part of daily life, yet it is often taken for granted until problems appear. Electrical inspections shift the approach from reactive to proactive, ensuring that issues are addressed before they become dangerous or costly.

By relying on the expertise of a residential electrician, homeowners safeguard their families, save money, and enhance efficiency. With trusted providers such as CSK Electric, inspections become more than routine—they become essential tools for maintaining safe, reliable, and efficient homes.

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FROM THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES:

“The Great, and even Legendary, Charlie Kirk, is dead. No one understood or had the Heart of the Youth in the United States of America better than Charlie. He was loved and admired by ALL, especially me, and. now, he is no longer with us. Melania, my sympathies go out to his beautiful wife, Erika and family. Charlie, we love you!

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Charles James Kirk was an American right-wing political activist, author, and media personality, known for being the co-founder and CEO of Turning Point USA. He was shot in the neck from about 200 yards away. Some in the audience said the shot came from a nearby window

Kirk’s appearance at Utah Valley University was the first stop on the American Comeback Tour, a multi-campus series planned by Turning Point USA for the fall.[3] Kirk was traveling with private security, along with security provided by university police and local authorities.[4] Before the event, a petition circulated calling on the university not to allow him to appear and speak, although the university stated that they would permit him on campus in line with free speech and open discussion policies.

Kirk was taken to Utah Valley Hospital, which is about 3 miles southeast of the university in the neighboring city of Provo, Utah.[18] The Associated Press reported around 1:45 p.m. local time that Kirk was in “critical condition” at the hospital.[19] Reuters reported he had undergone surgery, citing a university spokesperson.[20] At 2:40 p.m. local time, President Donald Trump stated on his Truth Social account that Kirk had died.[2] Kirk’s death was also confirmed by his spokesperson.

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Finding the Right Fit for Your Lock and Key Needs

When facing a lockout or needing a security upgrade, your first thought might be, Where can I find a locksmith near me in Carrollton? That’s a solid starting point, but proximity alone isn’t enough. A trustworthy locksmith should be known for reliability, professionalism, and fair pricing. Start by checking online reviews and local forums. Pay attention to patterns—are multiple customers praising quick response times and courteous service? Consistent positive feedback is often a sign you’re on the right track.

Verify Credentials and Licensing

In Texas, locksmiths are required to hold a valid license issued by the state. Before hiring anyone, ask for their license number and verify it through the Texas Department of Public Safety. This step ensures the locksmith has met training standards and adheres to legal business practices. It also adds an extra layer of protection against potential scams or unqualified technicians. Avoid any locksmith who hesitates to provide credentials or gives vague responses about their qualifications.

Check Availability and Response Time

Lockouts and broken locks don’t operate on a schedule. They can happen at any time, day or night. When selecting a locksmith, inquire about their hours of operation. Do they offer 24/7 emergency services? What is their average response time for calls? A good locksmith should be able to reach you quickly, especially in urgent situations. Be wary of businesses that promise immediate service but have a track record of delayed arrivals.

Get Transparent Pricing Up Front

No one wants a surprise bill. Before a locksmith begins any work, ask for an upfront estimate. The quote should include all possible charges, such as service call fees, labor, parts, and emergency rates if applicable. Be cautious if the technician avoids giving a clear estimate or dramatically changes the price upon arrival. Transparency is a hallmark of an honest professional. Don’t hesitate to shop around and compare quotes from a few different providers.

Ask About Specializations and Services

Not all locksmiths are the same. Some specialize in automotive work, while others focus on residential or commercial services. Make sure the locksmith you’re considering has experience with your specific issue. If you’re upgrading home locks to smart systems or rekeying multiple office doors, you’ll want a technician with the right expertise. Ask what brands and types of locks they typically work with to ensure they’re equipped for the job.

Look for Insurance and Guarantees

A reputable locksmith should carry insurance to protect both their business and your property. This coverage is crucial in case of accidental damage during service. Additionally, find out if they offer guarantees on their work. A quality locksmith stands by their service and will often offer warranties for both parts and labor. This added assurance shows confidence in their skills and provides peace of mind for you.

Build a Relationship Before You’re in Crisis

It’s always better to research and choose a locksmith before you desperately need one. Establishing a relationship with a trusted provider now can save time and stress later. Consider saving their contact information in your phone so you’re prepared when the unexpected happens.

Conclusion

Choosing the right locksmith involves more than a quick online search. By prioritizing licensing, experience, transparency, and customer service, you can confidently select a professional who will meet your security needs with skill and integrity.

Coming Together For Women Around The World

International Women’s Day Event to benefit women of Kosovo in Deptford, NJ

3 Brothers Entertainment will host the first annual International Women’s Day Dinner at Adelphia (1750 Clements Bridge Road, Deptford, NJ) March 9 at 5 p.m. The dinner will benefit women across Kosova in partnership with Emina’s Hand Foundation. 

The event, which includes a 5-course dinner and wine (for those over 21), will feature Albanian musicians Alberije Hadergjonaj, Kristina Marku and Shqipe Kastrati performing their favorite songs and celebrating woman around the world.

Albanian-American model and Humanitarian Emina Cunmulaj Nazarian as well as Advisor to the President to the Republic of Kosava, Donika Kadaj Bujupi, will be the guest speakers for the dinner. The ladies will discuss their journeys and how they got to where they are, as well as continued efforts they are making to help those in Kosova. 

“We want to be able to support the woman of Kosova,” says Jim, Leo and Pep Osmanollaj, the owners of 3 Brothers Entertainment. “Being here is the United States where women have more help to get what they need to succeed is vastly different to what they have in Kosova, and we want to be able to help the women have the same assistance.”

In addition, 3 Brothers Entertainment have chosen to include Emina’s Hand Foundation in the event. The foundation is a national and international non-profit 501(c)(3) organization dedicated to serving the communities, families and women in need. Their goal is to empower, support and provide aid in hopes of extending a hand through a collective impact. To learn more about Emina’s Hand Foundation, visit https://eminashand.org

Reservations are required to attend the dinner, as walk-ins will be unavailable. To make a reservation, visit https://tickets.eventexpo.net/e/3brothers/tic

NJBIA Coronavirus Survey Finds Most Businesses in Need of Assistance

A survey conducted by the New Jersey Business & Industry Association finds that 93% of members who responded either are already negatively impacted by the coronavirus health crisis or anticipate being negatively impacted in the near future.

At the same time, most respondents say they will need to cut costs due to coronavirus-related hardships, including a reduction of staff, hours, benefits and other remedies.

Members also described in detail their most critical issues, showing a vast number of impacts from businesses from varying industries.

\”The concerns of our members are extremely clear during this unprecedented time,\” said NJBIA President and CEO Michele Siekerka. \”They are highly concerned about the overall stability of their businesses and the welfare of their employees.

\”We are pleased to see the efforts of our policymakers and our state agencies, thus far, to address the economic impacts the coronavirus is having on our job creators and their workers. As these plans and protections are gathered and expedited, it is critically important to recognize how the uncertainty and vulnerability of our employers impacts our overall economy in New Jersey.\”

Survey results

When asked to what extent has your business been negatively impacted by the coronavirus:

54% said they have already been negatively impacted

39% said they anticipate being negatively impacted in the near future

7% said they do not anticipate being negatively impacted

When asked how they will respond to the negative business impacts caused by the coronavirus (respondents could select any or all options that applied):

40% said they will need to reduce staff

37% said they will need to reduce employee hours

12% said they will need to reduce benefits

24% said they will do nothing

Another 37% listed \”other\” additional remedies to accommodate the impacts including: needing to temporarily close; relying on personal savings and credit to pay bills; negotiating with vendors, landlords and utility companies; adjusting service levels; reducing expenses; increasing spending on cleaning and disinfecting; increasing remote working.

In separate questions, a majority of respondents said they were unsure, at this juncture, whether they would need gap loans or waivers of workplace compliance requirements due to the fiscal impacts brought on by the response to the coronavirus.

Most critical issues

NJBIA also asked members to explain what the most critical issues to their business are as the association works with policymakers and state agencies on responses to address the economic impacts of the coronavirus.

A few notable entries from the hundreds of responses included:

\”Trying to keep up with payroll, taxes, health ins., vehicle ins., fuel, worker\’s comp ins., vehicle payments, vehicle registrations, and all State associated fees with licenses and registrations. If we can\’t access the customer\’s property and/or an employee gets the illness, this will put us out of business.\”

\”Besides health of employees, worry about supply chain interruptions. If say UPS goes down, how will I deliver products? What if my suppliers are closed?\”

\”Unable to provide home based services as usual.\”

\”Business customers and my employees being able to work if kids are home from school.\”

\”Personal protective equipment for my team of healthcare workers. We can\’t get level 3 masks right now.\”

\”Cash flow if sales decline.\”

\”The phone has stopped ringing, people are not spending money.\”

\”Access to short-term financing.\”

\”As a supplier of printed material for many local NJ businesses, we are expecting a significant loss of revenue due to cancellations of events, trade shows, etc.\”

These survey results were fielded from 336 respondents from March 13-15. NJBIA will keep the survey open to its members to acquire additional input.

\”We want to ensure that we are relaying these impacts in real time and working with our members and all levels of state government to bring the assistance needed to secure New Jersey\’s workforce and economy,\” Siekerka said. \”We also continue to update our comprehensive resource page at

www.njbia.org/coronavirus

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Archdiocese of Philly Cancels Public Masses Effective at 12 noon Wednesday

Today, the Archdiocese of Philadelphia announced that Archbishop Nelson J. Pérez has

suspended all public Masses in the Archdiocese of Philadelphia effective at 12:00 p.m. on Wednesday, March 18th and until further notice.

Last week, the Archbishop dispensed the faithful from the obligation to attend Sunday Mass. Both decisions were made in response to the growing concern over the spread of the Coronavirus (COVID-19) and the directives provided by government and health department officials at the local, state, and national levels. These measures will be re-evaluated pending future developments.

Archbishop Pérez said, “As the Archbishop of Philadelphia, my first priority is to ensure the health and welfare of those entrusted to the pastoral and temporal care of our Church. So, in light of the developing Coronavirus pandemic, a decision has been made to suspend the public celebration of all Masses in the Archdiocese of Philadelphia for the time being.

All of us need to do our part to slow the spread of this illness. Like you, we are monitoring coronavirus developments and look forward to continuing our lives on a more normal basis.

While things may look and feel different during these uncertain times, I want to be very clear that the Catholic Church in Philadelphia is not closing down. It is not disappearing and it will not abandon you. Time and again as our history has proven the Church has risen to meet great challenges and provide a beacon of hope and light.

As your Shepherd, I promise that the Church remains steadfast and is prepared to walk with you and serve you. Neither the Church nor its charitable works will stop. God is always by our side. He never abandons us. I invite you to join me in prayerful solidarity for the intentions of the sick, suffering, and their caregivers as well as government and health officials. With God’s grace and blessing, we will navigate the difficult waters of this challenge as a united human family, for after all is said and done, we are people of Hope!”

Though public Masses are suspended in all churches in the Archdiocese, the right and need of the faithful to hear the Word of God and celebrate the Sacraments is not put aside. Pastors, along with all those who work with them, will be as attentive as possible to all the spiritual, pastoral, and charitable needs of the people they serve.

Priests will continue to offer the sacrifice of the Holy Mass during this period and to honor all requested Mass intentions.

Churches can remain open as a location for private prayer at the discretion of the pastor.  Baptisms, Confessions, Marriages, and Funerals will take place as usual but with due regard for the limitation of participants and reasonable social distancing.

In conjunction with directives already in force in hospitals and institutions, all visits to the sick with Holy Communion, including in private homes, by priests, deacons, and extraordinary ministers of Holy Communion are suspended.  In such instances, only priests will be available to celebrate the Sacraments for those in immediate danger of death. In all circumstances, government and health agency directives for group size and social distancing are to be observed as the Archdiocese of Philadelphia strives to meet the pastoral and temporal needs of all those in need.

On Sunday, March 15th, the Archdiocese featured a live streaming broadcast of the 11:00 a.m. Mass on its website and Archbishop Pérez’s Facebook page for the benefit of those wishing to participate in the liturgy remotely. This broadcast will continue each Sunday on an ongoing basis.

Additional information regarding opportunities for prayer and devotions are available on the Archdiocesan website.

*Jersey Fresh International Three-Day Event Set to Return, May 6-10

Event to Serve as a Qualifying Selection Trial for 2020 Olympic Games

Allentown, NJ —March, 2020—In its 18-year history, the Jersey Fresh International Three-Day Event (JFI) has become one of the most influential eventing competitions in the country. Taking place at the Horse Park of New Jersey, May 6-10, the 2020 Jersey Fresh International Three-Day Event, Presented by B.W. Furlong & Associates, in

conjunction with Division Sponsor, Zoetis; new Presenting – level Sponsor, AIG; and Competitor Hospitality Sponsor, Boehringer Ingelheim, will once again serve as a qualifying selection trial for the United States’ Eventing team that will compete in the 2020 Summer Olympic Games in Tokyo, Japan.

In the past, Jersey Fresh has helped to determine teams for both the Olympic and World Equestrian Games for the U.S. and Canada. In 2019, JFI was a qualifying event for the U.S. Eventing Team that went on to win double Gold Medals at the 2019 Pan American Games in Lima, Peru.

This year’s Jersey Fresh will host CCI Four-Star and Three-Star events featuring many of the nation’s top horses and riders. In addition, JFI will host a newly added Preliminary Division for future stars in the sport.

“We are excited that the Jersey Fresh International Three-Day Event will once again play a part in the selection process for this year’s U.S. Olympic team,” said, Morgan Rowsell, Co-organizer of Jersey Fresh International. “Our event will feature the nation’s best horses and riders and spectators will have the opportunity to watch them compete for spots on the U.S. Olympic team headed for Tokyo!”

JFI is proud to partner with Second Call Thoroughbred Adoption & Placement who will be the event’s official beneficiary. Second Call, founded in 2012, is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit Thoroughbred Adoption and Placement Program dedicated to New Jersey’s off-the-track Thoroughbreds. Serving as the exclusive \”After Care Program\” for Monmouth Park, the mission is to assist, and ensure that retired racehorses find a SECOND calling and/or /profession. Thoroughbreds accepted into the program are rested, evaluated, and re-acclimated. They are then transitioned to proven trainers with a financial stipend from Second Call who retrain and prepare the former race horses for their new tasks. Every effort is made to ensure successful, long-term placements.

Spectators at JFI will enjoy watching former and future Olympians as they compete in the heart of the beautiful New Jersey horse country. JFI also provides a fantastic shopping and entertainment venue for equestrians and non-equestrians alike. Vendors featuring tack, boots, clothing, supplements, artisan creations and a wide variety of specialty goods will be on hand as well as food vendors offering a variety of local cuisine. Spectators can also participate in tailgating during the Cross-Country Phase of the competition, hat decorating contests, children’s activities and so much more!

Admission to JFI and the Horse Park of New Jersey, is free on Wednesday, May 6 (first Jog); Thursday, May 7 (Dressage phase, day one); and Friday, May 8 (Dressage phase, day two). General admission tickets for Saturday, May 9, and Sunday, May 10 are available at the gate for $10 per person. General Admission does not include admission to VIP/pre-reserved tents or pre-reserved tailgating spots. More information about tailgating and tickets is available online at

www.jfi3d.com

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The Jersey Fresh International Three-Day Event offers a volunteer program for equestrian enthusiasts wishing to help on one or all four days of the competition. Volunteering is a fun and educational way to get up close to all the action. Volunteering is also a great way for 4-H, FFA and Pony Club members to get a hands-on experience while learning about the great sport of Eventing.

B.W. Furlong and Associates, also the home of Equine MRI of New Jersey, Furlong’s Soundness Center, and Peak Performance Equine Services, is an exclusive equine practice consisting of fifteen full-time veterinarians, including a Board -Certified Internal Medicine Specialist and a Board Certified Surgeon. They have been providing high-level veterinary care for over 30 years in both the hospital and ambulatory setting. Ambulatory coverage is available year-round in New Jersey and in Ocala, Florida, as well as seasonally in Wellington, FL, Middleburg, VA and at major show circuits. Their 18-stall clinic includes a jog strip and lunging area, surgery suite, nuclear scintigraphy suite, clinical laboratory, isolation barn, and treatment areas. Their offsite locations include an elective surgical facility, standing MRI building, and a 12-stall rehabilitation center.

Zoetis is focused on bringing its customers solutions to help predict, prevent, detect and treat a variety of equine conditions across the continuum of care. Building on more than 65 years of animal health experience, Zoetis invests in research and development — within the company and in collaboration with external partners — to bring novel and enhanced health products and technologies to market, including its ground-breaking Core EQ Innovator™ vaccine, launched in 2018. In addition, Zoetis recently added Platinum Performance nutrition products and Stablelabâ point-of-care diagnostic blood tests to its portfolio, giving veterinarians even more ways to assist in overall Equine wellness. For more information on how Zoetis supports the equine veterinary industry through continuing education, veterinary wellness, research and development, and philanthropy, and works to help horses live long, healthy lives, visit

ZoetisUS.com

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American International Group, Inc. (AIG) has expanded its presence in the equestrian community every year since 2010. Their commitment to the industry has grown through sponsorship of events and development of products specifically designed with riders and horse owners in mind. AIG Private Client Group, a division of the member companies of AIG, provides personalized insurance products to meet the lifestyle needs of successful individuals. AIG Private Client Group offers a concierge level of customer care. Clients receive personalized insurance options tailored for their lifestyles. AIG understands the dedication that comes with owning, riding and competing horses. Equine ownership can make insurance needs more complex and require specialized personal, equine, farm and ranch, and business insurance solutions. Learn more at

https://www-201.aigprivateclient.com/index.php?Page=equine-insurance-home

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Boehringer Ingelheim is a global leader in equine health care, dedicated to providing technologically advanced products for the treatment and prevention of disease in horses. The breadth and depth of Boehringer Ingelheim brands and services means access to complete equine care solutions that keep horses healthy and allow them to reach their full potential. Learn more at

www.bi-vetmedica.com/species/equine.html

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The Jersey Fresh International Three-Day Event/Horse Park of New Jersey is a 501(c)(3) Not-For-Profit, Charitable and Educational organization that relies on sponsors, volunteers and members to sustain operations. Further information about JFI is available at

www.jfi3d.com

. Further information about the Horse Park is available at

www.horseparkofnewjersey.com

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