Know Before You Go: Soar & Shore Airshow Tips

The countdown to Soar & Shore Airshow Weekend is on! Before the skies rev up over Atlantic City, here’s a quick guide to help you plan your visit. Catch the latest on who’s performing, what to do, and the best spots to see the show so you don’t miss a moment May 29–31.

When and Where to Watch (Subtitle)From Friday, May 29 to Sunday, May 31, high-flying action takes over the skies above Atlantic City. The same thrilling lineup is expected each day, and you can watch from almost anywhere — beach chair, Boardwalk, or even your hotel balcony. However you view it, the show is always in sight, but if you really want to feel the thrill, the Show Center in front of Bally’s Atlantic City is where the biggest moments happen.
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Who’s Performing (Subtitle)The Soar & Shore Airshow delivers nonstop action with a standout mix of military power, historic aircraft, and world-class aerobatics over the beach. Featured performers include the USAF F-22 Raptor Demo Team, USAF F-16C Fighting Falcons, USMC F-35B Lightning II Demo Team, Sam Rogers, Warbird Thunder, the MiG-17F Demonstration, and the Wolf Pitts Pro flown by Paul Bennet.
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What to Do Before, During & After (Subtitle)The Airshow may headline the weekend, but there’s plenty going on that’s worth sticking around for. Stay nearby to keep the beach within reach and leave time to explore Atlantic City’s pop-up fun and live entertainment. Experience Atlantic City’s can’t-miss attractions like the iconic Boardwalk, Absecon Lighthouse, Atlantic City Experience, and so much more!
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Commissioners Celebrate Hopkins Pond Improvements

The Board of Commissioners will celebrate the grand opening of a brand-new $325,000 investment at Hopkins Pond. The project includes a 28-foot octagonal pavilion, new brick-paver walkways, picnic areas, updated lighting fixtures, landscaping, and other site improvements. These enhancements were completed as part of the Commissioner’s Parks Alive initiative.

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Maryland Man Sentenced to 36 Months for Conspiracy to Commit Wire Fraud

A Maryland man was sentenced to 36 months in prison after pleading guilty for his role in a conspiracy to traffic personal identifying information (PII), U.S. Attorney Robert Frazer announced. Chief United States District Judge Renée M. Bumb imposed the sentence in Camden federal court.

Chouby Charleron, 27, of Severn, Maryland, pleaded guilty before Chief Judge Bumb on November 19, 2025, to a single count Information that charged him with Conspiracy to Commit Wire Fraud.

According to documents filed in this case and statements made in court:

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Are There Exceptions to Malpractice Deadlines?

Medical malpractice remains a significant issue in the United States healthcare system. Research published by Johns Hopkins Medicine estimated that medical errors may contribute to more than 250,000 deaths annually in the U.S., making them one of the leading causes of death nationwide. 

Delayed diagnosis, surgical mistakes, and medication errors are among the most common causes of malpractice claims. Medical malpractice statute of limitations are strict legal deadlines for patients to file a lawsuit right after an injury is discovered. 

It is possible to pause or delay the filing period, but there are conditions to be met. Let’s understand when malpractice deadlines can be extended to help injured patients protect their right to seek compensation for their suffering.

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How Can You Fight a Sex Crime Charge?

Sex crime cases remain a significant part of the U.S. criminal justice system. And unfortunately, there are reports of tens of thousands of rape and sexual assaults annually in the US, according to the Federal Bureau of Investigation. Worse still, experts believe that there are still many incidents that go unreported. 

Those who are accused of the crime face one of the most serious criminal charges a person can face in the US. You will face a jail term, hefty fines, compulsory registration as a sexual offender, housing and employment constraints, and a tarnished reputation in the community.

Accused individuals need defensive strategies to fight the charge, according to Nassau County sex crime lawyer Michael D. Elkin. But first, you may need to secure legal representation to ensure your rights are protected from the start.

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String Band Parade & After Party Return to Haddon Township

Parade Celebration Continues with Haddon Square After Party Featuring Live Music by The Exceptions


Haddon Township and the Camden County Board of Commissioners invite residents and visitors to enjoy an exciting day of music, entertainment, and community celebration during the 4th Annual String Band Parade on Saturday, May 30, culminating with an After Party at Haddon Square from 6:00 to 9:00 p.m. featuring a live performance by The Exceptions.

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Greenhouse of Horror in Philly

Mind Escape Philly’s newest room to debut in Summer 2026

Mind Escape Philly, located at 521 S. 4th Street in Philadelphia, will debut their third room, called The Little Greenhouse of Horror, based off the best selling musical “Little Shop of Horrors.” 

The new room was designed by Nat Mellen, who has been apart of the company since 2021. This plant themed room will incorporate puzzle design that allows everyone to play. The goal of The Little Greenhouse of Horror is to create a fully operable room that can open the door for 100% handicap able movement and puzzle completion, with the overall visuals plays with the happy sunshine plant and the monstrosity of plants.

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New Jersey Blood Services Declare Blood Emergency As Blood Supply Nears Critical Level

New Jersey Blood Services (NJBS) has declared a blood emergency as supplies have hit a critical low, dropping to less than a two-day supply overall and below a one-day supply for type O blood, the most critical type used in emergency care. These levels are particularly concerning given the challenges presented by upcoming special events and the summer “trauma season” that typically increases the need for blood. We are calling on our dedicated New Jersey communities to roll up their sleeves and support us in rebuilding our inventory to ensure we can meet the needs of our hospitals and support emergency mass-casualty preparedness.  All blood types are desperately needed, but Types A-, B-, and O+/O- have hit dangerously low levels in the region. 

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Patricia A. Abbott, 81, Born in Riverside

Patricia “Pat” A. Abbott, 81 years old, passed away peacefully on May 16, 2026.

Born on October 19, 1944 in Riverside, New Jersey, Pat lived life on her own terms and followed a path shaped by independence, service, and personal interests.

Pat proudly served in the United States Army as a drill instructor, an experience that remained one of the defining chapters of her life. She especially enjoyed her time stationed at Fort Richardson in Anchorage, Alaska and often reflected on those years with pride and appreciation.

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FRANKLY SPEAKING: A Legacy of the American Fallen

Generations of Gratitude:
How Other Countries Keep Our Heroes’ Memories Alive

Every Memorial Day, we honor the women and men who gave their lives for our country. Their sacrifice doesn’t just echo here at home; it’s felt and remembered across the globe.

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