Philly Airport first to launch CBP’s Global Entry arrival experience

PHILADELPHIA – U.S. Customs and Border Protection has deployed its updated Global Entry® arrival processing experience at Philadelphia International Airport, the first airport to implement the new process.

The process uses cameras with biometric facial comparison technology to verify Global Entry members’ identities and membership status as they enter the Global Entry processing area. The technology replaces the previous user-operated kiosk process, through which members answered customs declaration questions upon arrival.

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REAL ID Appointments Available in NJ

With Thanksgiving just weeks away and the holiday travel season fast approaching, REAL ID appointments are widely available at New Jersey Motor Vehicle Commission (NJMVC) locations across the state, with average wait times of just three days — a dramatic improvement from the 73-day wait residents faced at the beginning of 2026.

The expanded availability of REAL ID appointments reflects the Sherrill Administration’s commitment to making government work better for New Jersey residents. Through targeted operational changes, the NJMVC has dramatically reduced wait times while maintaining high service levels — issuing 750,000 REAL IDs in 2026 and approaching the 1 million milestone for the year.

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Holidays in Manayunk: Main Street Shines Bright

Manayunk is going big this holiday season – from a lights competition to trolley rides, fun runs, meet & greets, and more.

Philadelphia, PA – Let it snow, let it snow, Philly! Manayunk Development Corporation presents Holidays in Manayunk, featuring six weeks of festivities that have you thinking you stepped right into a Hallmark movie. Starting on November 19, Manayunk kicks off the season with their Tree Lighting Ceremony featuring live performances along with SNOW on Main Street, a giant twinkling tree, glow gi veaways, hot cocoa, and Santa himself at a meet & greet and photo-op in front of the tree! Manayunk Gets Lit lights up Main Street as 40+ businesses compete to see who has the most bling on the block. Get Lit weekends start December 4th and run Friday and Saturday nights through December 19. Each weekend will feature all the twinkling lights, food and drink deals, shopping specials, singalongs and the return of the complimentary Manayunk Jolly Trolley! Take in the lights and get ready to shop, dine, and be merry as you ride down Main Street in the Jolly Trolley that will stop along Main Street at your favorite businesses.

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Reminder 4Q Property Taxes Due-Voorhees Twp.

Voorhees reminder that 4Q property taxes must be paid by 11/10/26 to avoid interest. Please note that Voorhees Town Hall will be closed on Monday, November 9^th in observance of Veterans Day. Questions, call Collector at 856-429-7762

Is a Battery Disconnect Switch the Cheapest Fix for Parasitic Drain on Stored Cars?

A stored car can lose enough battery charge to prevent it from starting after several weeks. Parasitic drain from an ECU, alarm, radio, or another circuit continues after ignition shutdown. Owners often compare a charger, replacement battery, or electrical repair before choosing a disconnect switch. The cheapest fix depends on whether the drain is normal standby demand or a fault. A simple test helps separate those cases, while the right switch prevents repeat discharge during storage. First, check the cause.

A disconnect switch cuts the connection between the battery and the vehicle’s electrical system. The compact unit inspected here attaches to the battery’s main negative terminal and restores power without tools. For a stored vehicle, a battery disconnect switch for a car stops background circuits from draining the battery. This direct interruption protects a battery during parking, but it cannot repair a faulty circuit or preserve electronic settings.

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How Much Is a Generac Generator? Full Price and Cost Guide

A Generac generator typically costs between $3,700 and $8,200 before installation. If you’re wondering how much a Generac generator is, the total installed price usually ranges from $8,000 to $16,000.

Larger systems or homes that need major electrical work may cost over $20,000. Your final price depends on generator size, labor, fuel connections, and your home’s power needs. Understanding these costs can help you choose a system that fits your budget.

Before choosing a generator, it’s worth consulting an experienced electrical contractor. Companies like Grounded Electric can help homeowners evaluate their electrical systems and determine what is needed for a safe generator installation.

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Delaware State Parks Offers Free Admission Day

Delaware State Parks is celebrating its 75th anniversary by waiving daily park entrance fees on Tuesday, Nov. 3, 2026. All visitors are invited to enjoy the following state parks:

Alapocas Run, Auburn Valley, Brandywine Creek, Cape Henlopen, Delaware Seashore, Fenwick Island, First State Heritage, Fort Dupont, Fox Point, Holts Landing, Killens Pond, Lums Pond, Trap Pond, White Clay Creek and Wilmington State Parks on Tuesday, Nov. 3, 2026.

All state parks will participate with the exceptions of Fort Delaware State Park, which is closed, and the Brandywine Zoo. The waiver applies to daily park entrance fees only. Other program and activity fees may apply. With schools closed for elections, the day will provide a great opportunity for families to head outdoors to enjoy fall colors, explore a trail or discover a new favorite park.

NJMVC Agency in Somerville Relocating in December

The New Jersey Motor Vehicle Commission (NJMVC) today announced that its Somerville Agency will close and relocate to a new, expanded facility in nearby Green Brook Township in December 2026.

Customers are advised of the following transition dates:

Wednesday, December 16 — the Somerville Agency, located at 10 Roosevelt Place, will close permanently. Customer appointments will continue to be serviced at Somerville through the end of the business day on December 16.

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Grand Opening of Pickleball Courts in Mt. Ephraim

Commissioner Director Louis Cappelli, Jr. joined Mount Ephraim Mayor Susan Carney and Assemblyman Bill Moen to celebrate the grand opening of new pickleball courts in Mount Ephraim, a project supported by more than $50,000 in funding through the Camden County Open Space Grant. This project is the first phase of a multi-phase process to create a pocket park at this site, located behind the Borough’s Department of Public Works facility.

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Free Microtransit Service for Seniors, Disabled Residents

The Camden County Board of Commissioners, in partnership with NJ TRANSIT, Senior Citizens United Community Services (SCUCS) and Gloucester County, will introduce a free transportation service for seniors and people with disabilities in Camden and Gloucester counties.

The CG Hopper, an on-demand shared-ride service operated by Via, will provide convenient, accessible transportation throughout the designated service area. The service will also connect riders to NJ TRANSIT services, expanding access to the broader transit network and providing more transportation options.