After 43 days, the Republican shutdown may be over, but this fight is far from finished. Republicans refused to come to the table to lower healthcare costs for American families, and that choice will have real consequences across the country. But rest assured, I will keep fighting to bring your costs down and protect the care you rely on.
While Republicans took a vacation, I stayed in Washington fighting to reopen the government and protect affordable healthcare for working people.
In Australian kitchens and bathrooms, a subtle shift is underway. Homeowners are moving past flat-pack sameness and returning to a focus on craftsmanship, durability and personalised design. And at the centre of this movement? Cabinet doors.
While they may seem like a small detail, cabinet doors account for more visual space than nearly any other surface in a kitchen. In 2025, renovators and builders are treating them as a hero feature rather than an afterthought. Here’s why cabinet doors have become one of the most impactful upgrades in modern home design.
1. The Rise of Customisation and Bespoke Joinery
Australian homeowners are embracing the idea that cabinetry should match the character of the home—not the other way around. Instead of choosing from limited, mass-produced options, renovators are turning to custom-made doors that offer:
Exact sizing for existing cabinets
Unique profiles such as shaker, V-groove, bevelled or ultra-minimalist
Premium materials like MDF, solid timber, or metal
Custom cabinet doors allow renovators to refresh an entire kitchen without ripping out the internal carcasses—a cost-savvy upgrade with massive aesthetic payoff.
Several roadway projects will be underway across Camden County during the week of November 17 to November 21.
“Motorists should plan ahead to take alternate routes and give themselves plenty of time to get to their destinations,” said Commissioner Al Dyer, liaison to the Department of Public Works. “Also, remember that when you’re traveling through a construction area, please slow down and stay alert for crew members and debris.”
There is more than enough fun for the whole family in South Jersey, with a wide variety of events and activities this weekend! Whether you’re interested in festivals, live performances, wineries, or getting active – we’ve got it all!
SNAP users can still buy fresh, local food at the Collingswood Farmers’ Market every Saturday through Thanksgiving, from 8 AM to 12 PM at 713 North Atlantic Ave. SNAP shoppers can stop by the SNAP/EBT table and present your EBT card to receive up to $25 in Market Vouchers, plus a match up to $25 in Good Food Bucks for fresh fruits & veggies (no card transaction required). That’s up to $50 each week to spend at the market on fresh, nutrient-dense food for you and your family. This community-funded effort is made possible by Collingswood Cares, Good Food Bucks NJ, and donations from generous neighbors.
(Camden and Cape May Court House, NJ) – Cooper University Health Care proudly announces the 2025 Armed Forces Persons of the Year honorees, recognizing outstanding Cooper team members whose military and civilian service exemplify dedication, integrity, and compassion. Winners of the award are nominated by their colleagues.
This year’s recipients include Dana O’Donnell from Cooper University Hospital Cape Regional and co-honorees Dennis Perez and Erasmo “Rico” Rivera from Cooper University Hospital in Camden.
The honorees were recognized during Cooper’s annual Veterans Day celebrations, with ceremonies held at both Cooper University Hospital Cape Regional on Monday, November 10, and Cooper University Hospital in Camden on Tuesday, November 11. The celebrations are among Cooper’s most honored Veterans Day traditions, bringing together team members, veterans, and active military members to recognize those who have served our nation and continue to serve through their work in health care.
What story does the entrance to your home tell? That short journey from the pavement to the front door is your property’s opening line, the first chapter in its story. It’s a space that can so easily be overlooked, treated as a purely functional corridor to get from A to B. Yet, a neglected approach like a cracked path, a peeling door or a lonely, bare brick wall can’t help but suggest a home that’s a little unloved on the inside, too. The good news is that crafting an entrance that feels genuinely welcoming is less about a huge budget and more about thoughtful intention.
Philadelphia, PA – Philadelphia is ready to celebrate the most anticipated movie release of the year with Wicked: For Good, opening nationwide on Friday, November 21st. Local restaurants, bars, and organizations are rolling out the green carpet with themed menus, drag brunches, dazzling desserts, and a charity night worthy of Glinda herself. In Fishtown on November 23, 2025, the viral sensation Journey to Oz Drag Brunch returns to Evil Genius Beer Company, featuring Philly and Delaware’s fiercest queens, over-the-top performances, sing-along numbers, and special Wicked collaborations. In Northern Liberties now through December, Madison K Cookies is baking up a spellbinding collection of Wicked-themed cookies, cupcakes, and cakes — each hand-designed with shimmering pinks, greens, and glitter inspired by the movie’s beloved characters. In Old City on November 23, 2025, Positano Coast by Aldo Lamberti transforms into an Emerald City dreamscape for their Wicked Vibe Brunch. Guests can expect themed photo ops, DJ sets, props, and cocktails inspired by Glinda and Elphaba. On North Broad on November 8, 2025, Action Wellness celebrates the 30th Anniversary of GayBINGO with a special Wicked: For Good edition and Holiday Toy Drive. Attendees are encouraged to bring toy donations, wear their best pink and green accessories, and enjoy a night of laughter, prizes, and goodwill. Each experience offers a uniquely “Wicked” way to celebrate the magic of friendship, empowerment, and standing up for what’s right 0 just in time for the movie that’s already casting a spell across the country.
Monster Mile stop is part of the annual trek from Maine to Arlington National Cemetery in Virginia.
Parade and ceremony to honor nation’s veterans free to the public.
DOVER, Del. (Nov. 12, 2025) – Dover Motor Speedway once again hosts the only First State stop on Wreaths Across America’s annual trek down the East Coast to honor America’s heroes laid to rest at Arlington National Cemeteryon Thursday, Dec. 11. This marks the second annual visit to Dover Motor Speedway for the event.
Wreaths Across America’s 60-vehicle convoy of tractor-trailers, Patriot Guard riders, veterans, Gold Star Families and first responders will parade through Delaware before arriving in Dover at the Monster Monument at Victory Plaza for a ceremony before making its way to Arlington.
The festivities will be hosted by Matt Pencek, on-air host of WRDE Coast TV.
ATLANTIC CITY, NJ, November 12, 2025 – As the arrival of seasonal cold weather quickly approaches the region, South Jersey Gas wants to remind customers that several federal and state assistance programs are available to help manage winter energy costs. “At South Jersey Gas, we’re committed to ensuring that our customers have access to safe, reliable and affordable natural gas service no matter their financial circumstances,” said Bubba Schomber, President and COO, South Jersey Gas. “With winter on the horizon, our dedicated Energy Assistance teams are proactively building awareness around resources, tips and tools that customers can leverage to meet their energy needs now and well into the future.” In response to the ongoing economic challenges experienced by residential utility customers, the following assistance programs are available for low- to moderate-income families. For instance, a family of four can make up to $160,276 and may be eligible to receive assistance through the SHARES/ PAGE program. South Jersey Gas’ Energy Assistance team is available to help customers determine if they are eligible for any of these services and identify which program is suitable for each household. The programs available to customers include the following: The Low-Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP) provides federally funded energy assistance to help low- to moderate-income families meet their energy needs. LIHEAP also offers an added emergency crisis benefit component, offering eligible applicants an additional benefit to maintain or restore service. Grants are provided on an average of $300. Emergency LIHEAP is an additional grant of up to $800. LIHEAP accepts applications from October 1 through June 30 each year and accepts applications for its ancillary emergency grant from March 16 through June 30 each year. For more information on the application process or to apply online, visit the Department of Community Affairs’ website www.energyassistance.nj.gov.
