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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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:
Pino condemns Pou’s demand for USPS to defy federal election security; Slams GOP Primary Opponent’s Silence on Protecting Legal Voters
Rosie Pino, four-term local elected official and Republican candidate for Congress in New Jersey’s 9th District, today issued a sharp rebuke of Nellie Pou and New Jersey Democrats following their formal demand that the U.S. Postal Service (USPS) ignore federal executive orders aimed at securing the nation’s mail-in ballot system.
Continue reading “Nellie Pou Accused of Push to Flood NJ with Illegal Mail-In Ballots”Online casino alternatives to GamStop (UK) online Casinos have been growing rapidly since the introduction of GamStop. More and more players are opting for new ways to gamble. A big part of this trend towards new methods of playing comes from new types of gambling companies. UK casinos not on gamstop provide players with additional flexibility and allow players to regulate their own play.
Because of this growing trend toward new types of gambling companies, many players are turning away from traditional systems of gambling. Therefore, it is essential for anyone contemplating gambling through online casinos without self-exclusion to learn about the structure of these companies, including registering for an account, verifying their account, making withdrawals, and accessing the responsible gambling features. It helps them make more informed decisions.
Continue reading “How Casinos Not on GamStop Manage Player Accounts and Access”The innovative Metaverse technology has not yet gained widespread acceptance in online gambling. However, several applications for gamblers are already under development or in the concept phase. As far as VR in games not on gamstop for UK players is concerned, things are definitely going to get exciting in the coming years.
The term “immersion” is used scientifically to describe astronomical conditions, but is otherwise less common. However, an immersive effect is increasingly emerging, especially in VR gaming. The word “immersion” comes from Latin and means something like ” to plunge in” or “to embed.” The definition of immersion thus aptly describes the desired effect in VR gaming. It’s about being as deeply immersed as possible in virtual reality, which can be particularly well experienced in online gambling.
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Most compensation claims in Australia settle through negotiation rather than a courtroom hearing.
In other words, an out-of-court settlement means the injured person and the insurer agree on a compensation amount without a judge deciding for them. At vbrLawyers, we handle these types of claims across Queensland and guide clients through each stage.
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Carol Boyle of Collingswood, NJ, passed peacefully on April 2nd, 2026.
Across 80 years, Carol’s life held many blessings, including 60 years of marriage to her devoted husband and high school sweetheart, Richard “Dick” Boyle. Dick and Carol shared countless joys through their years, with Dick being Carol’s true rock. His unwavering devotion and love both anchored and buoyed Carol across life’s vicissitudes. Together, they worked to build a rich and rewarding life while growing the legacy of a beautiful family.
Born Carol Ann Hart, Carol was the first child of the late Jack and June (Austin) Hart of Collingswood. Among other youth activities, Carol entered community parades upon lavish floats, discovered the Valentine Lady, served as a Girl Scout, drummed in the Audubon Drum and Bugle Corpe (Bon Bons), and attended art classes in Philadelphia. Carol graduated in 1964 from Collingswood Senior High School, where she met Dick. They married in 1965 and soon after purchased their Collingswood residence.
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(nee Fay) Peacefully on April 4, 2026, of Haddonfield, NJ, formerly of Westmont, NJ. She was 87 years old.
Beloved wife of 54 years to the late William F. Pattison. Dear mother of Mark (Raquel) Pattison and Mary Kelly (Michael Nelson). Loving grandmother of Matthew and Ryan Pattison, Brielle and Damian Nelson. She is also lovingly survived by her sister and brother-in-law, Betty Ann and Sam O’Kane; 3 nieces, Mary Beth, Terry and Rosemary; 2 nephews, Sam III and Charles; devoted caregiver, Rosa Irizarry Arman and loving furry companion, Miranda.
Judith was a 1956 graduate of St. Mary of the Angels Academy in Haddonfield and 1960 graduate of Glassboro State College. She was an educator for over 35 years at Barclay Elementary School, Holy Rosary and St. Rose of Lima grammar schools and Edison grammar school in Westmont. Judith was a very active parishioner of Holy Saviour Church, Haddon Township. She also loved gardening and providing bird feeders for her birds and vacationing in Cape May, NJ.
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On March 28, 2026, at the age of 77. Of Cherry Hill.
Survived by her children, siblings and a host of family and friends.
At her family’s request, services are private.
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