Camden County roadwork projects

Lindenwold, NJ) – Several roadway projects will be underway across Camden County during the week of December 21 to December 26.

“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.”

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Wind Advisory until 1:00 AM Saturday

* WHAT…Southwest winds 20 to 30 mph with gusts up to 50 mph expected.

* WHERE…In Delaware, Delaware Beaches County. In New Jersey, Eastern Monmouth, Western Monmouth, Atlantic, Atlantic Coastal Cape May, Cape May, Coastal Atlantic, Coastal Ocean, Ocean, and Southeastern Burlington Counties.

* WHEN…From 1 AM Friday to 1 AM EST Saturday.

* IMPACTS…Gusty winds will blow around unsecured objects. Tree limbs could be blown down and a few power outages may result.

* AFFECTED AREAS: DELAWARE BEACHES … WESTERN MONMOUTH … EASTERN MONMOUTH … OCEAN … ATLANTIC … CAPE MAY … ATLANTIC COASTAL CAPE MAY … COASTAL ATLANTIC … COASTAL OCEAN … SOUTHEASTERN BURLINGTON

Instructions:Winds this strong can make driving difficult, especially for high profile vehicles. Use extra caution. Secure outdoor objects, including any holiday decorations.

Community Message: GTPD Citizens Police Academy For 2026- Sign Up Today!

REGISTER IS OPEN FOR THE Gloucester Township Police 2026 CITIZENS POLICE ACADEMY! Registration links can be found on our website here!: https://gtpolice.com/community-page/198

Classes are FREE, and begin on January 15, 2026. They are held on Thursday evenings from 6:30 PM to 8:30 PM, and run for 14 weeks!

Would you like to learn more about the Gloucester Township Police Department?

The Gloucester Township Police Department in a continuing effort to foster an even better police community partnership would like to invite any Gloucester Township, New Jersey resident 16 years of age or older to attend the Citizens Police Academy. The course will include an overview of the police department and the administration, police communications, special operations, criminal investigations, traffic safety, K9, Special Response Team, Crime Scene Unit and much more. Also, all attendees of the Citizen Police Academy will be trained in the use of CPR for the home.

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The Rise of Social Casinos: Why Millions Are Choosing Free-to-Play Gaming in 2025

The online gaming landscape is experiencing a dramatic transformation. While traditional online casinos continue to operate, a new wave of entertainment has captured the attention of millions of American players: social casinos. These innovative platforms combine the thrill of casino-style gaming with a risk-free, entertainment-first approach that resonates with modern players seeking fun without financial stress.

Among the newest entries making waves in this space is Cashoomo casino, which has quickly established itself as one of the top-rated social casino platforms in the United States. With exceptional reviews on Trustpilot and growing praise across Reddit communities, Cashoomo represents everything players love about the new generation of social gaming.

Understanding the Social Casino Revolution

Social casinos operate on a fundamentally different model than traditional gambling platforms. Instead of wagering real money, players use virtual currencies to enjoy their favorite casino games. This approach removes the financial risk while preserving the entertainment value that makes casino gaming so appealing.

The appeal is straightforward: players can experience the excitement of slots, table games, and other casino classics without worrying about losses. For many Americans, this represents the ideal balance between entertainment and responsibility.

Why Players Are Making the Switch

Several factors drive the growing preference for social casinos. First, accessibility plays a crucial role. Social casino platforms are legal and available in virtually every US state, unlike traditional online gambling which remains restricted in many jurisdictions.

Second, the entertainment-focused model attracts players who enjoy casino games but prefer not to gamble with real money. Whether due to personal preference, budget considerations, or simply wanting stress-free entertainment, these players find social casinos perfectly suited to their needs.

Third, modern social casinos offer impressive game libraries that rival their real-money counterparts. High-quality graphics, engaging gameplay mechanics, and regular content updates keep players entertained for hours.

The Community Factor

One aspect that sets social casinos apart is the emphasis on community. These platforms often incorporate social features that allow players to connect, compete, and share their experiences. Leaderboards, tournaments, and friend systems create a sense of camaraderie that pure gambling sites rarely achieve.

This community-driven approach explains why platforms with strong reputations on social media and review sites tend to thrive. Players share their positive experiences, recommend games to friends, and build communities around their favorite platforms.

Looking Ahead

The social casino industry shows no signs of slowing down. As more players discover the benefits of risk-free casino entertainment, established platforms continue to grow while new competitors enter the market. For players seeking quality entertainment without financial worry, social casinos offer an increasingly attractive option.

Whether you’re a seasoned casino enthusiast looking for a more relaxed experience or a newcomer curious about casino games, the social casino model provides an accessible, enjoyable entry point into this exciting world of entertainment.

‘Patient and Provider Protection Act’ Clears Committee

Bill would address the rising cost of prescription drugs by establishing requirements for pharmacy benefit managers

(TRENTON) – With prescription drug prices continuing to rise, the need for stronger oversight and accountability in the pharmaceutical supply chain has never been greater. Legislation sponsored by Assemblyman Roy Freiman to regulate pharmacy benefit managers (PBMs) took a major step forward as Assembly bill A4953 cleared the Assembly Financial Institutions and Insurance Committee.

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Army-Navy Game: Camaraderie, honor and service

By Henry Howard-Commander-News

American Legion National Commander Dan K. Wiley compared success in the military to victory on the gridiron as part of the 126^th annual Army-Navy Game presented by USAA on Dec. 13 at M&T Stadium in Baltimore.

“These guys are defending their turf, trying to keep the other side from getting in the end zone,” said Wiley, an Air Force veteran. “When their service academy time is up, they’ll be officers serving this great country and they’ll be defending America’s turf. And when you think about the things that you learn through sports, you learn teamwork, discipline, leadership and grit. And all those things that not only serve you well in life, but in the military too.”

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Camden County Offering a Free Senior Snow Removal Program Elderly (65+) and Disabled

Camden County, NJ offers a free Senior Snow Removal Program for qualifying elderly (65+) and disabled residents, using Dept. of Corrections crews to clear snow from driveways/walkways after storms, but it requires residents to call after each event to request service (856-783-4808 ext. 5035); crews work during daylight (8 AM – 3 PM) and don’t supply salt.
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Robot Vacuum Cleaners: How to Choose One and Do You Really Need It?

For many people, the idea of a small, diligent machine quietly gliding around the floor, collecting dust while they relax, is deeply appealing. Robot vacuum cleaners promise to reclaim time, reduce daily effort, and keep a home looking reasonably tidy with minimal intervention. But like any modern gadget, they sit somewhere between genuine helper and clever luxury, and it’s worth examining where they truly fit in your life before buying one.

In some households, the attraction is less about the device itself and more about what you can do while it works: reading a book, preparing dinner, or even taking a short break to click here and try your luck at a live casino game, all while the floor quietly gets taken care of in the background. The broader question is whether this convenience justifies the cost, the setup, and the inevitable compromises.

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Lawmakers propose tax breaks to save New Jersey diners

New Jersey Monitor

December 12, 2025 by Nikita Biryukov

Two New Jersey lawmakers have proposed a bill that would extend new tax breaks to New Jersey diners in a bid to counter post-pandemic slowdowns and inflation. The bill, dubbed the “Saving Our Diners and Protecting Our Past Act,” would exempt qualifying diners from New Jersey’s sales tax and create new tax credits for the state’s historic diners and other restaurants. It is sponsored by Sen. Paul Moriarty (D-Gloucester) and Assemblyman Lou Greenwald (D-Camden). “They’re kind of the history and culture of many of our communities and kind of a symbol of our state, and I thought we could do something to maybe help them, preserve them, and keep them from closing,” Moriarty said. The sponsors said diners — something of a cultural hallmark in New Jersey — need the assistance amid rising costs and shifting consumer patterns that have pushed some establishments that have operated for decades to close. Those closures include, among several others, the 58-year-old Cherry Hill Diner, the 38-year-old Townsquare Diner, and the 85-year-old Miss America Diner.

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D.C. Dispatch: What N.J.’s members of Congress did in Washington this week

New Jersey Globe

December 12, 2025 by Joey Fox

The issue of collective bargaining in the federal government came up during the debate over the National Defense Authorization Act, the final version of which passed the House this week. Rep. Donald Norcross (D-Camden), a member of the Armed Services Committee that wrote the bill, had successfully inserted an amendment undoing Trump’s collective bargaining order for Department of Defense workers specifically. But the amendment was then stripped out, reportedly due to opposition in the Senate; the broader bill that passed yesterday goes further than the Norcross amendment, but unlike the NDAA, there’s no guarantee it will pass the Senate. “Less than 24 hours ago, in this very room, we had a chance to immediately restore collective bargaining rights just for the Department of Defense. [Republicans] all voted no,” Norcross said on the House floor during debate on the collective bargaining bill. “And today, they want to vote yes? A day late and a dollar short, is what I’m talking about.”…Rep. Norcross helped to introduce the Empowering App-Based Workers Act this week, a bill that aims to improve working conditions for workers who earn their paychecks through app-based jobs like food delivery or ridesharing.

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