DEP Launches Resilience Effort For Liberty State Park

The New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection has launched a multiyear effort to identify climate vulnerabilities and develop strategies to protect Liberty State Park from climate impacts, including more severe storm surge, stormwater-driven flooding, and extreme heat.

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“Through the Liberty State Park Resilience Project, we will be developing a comprehensive strategy to ensure the long-term protection of the crown jewel of New Jersey’s state park system from the worsening impacts of storms and flooding,” said Department of Environmental Protection Commissioner Ed Potosnak. “We will work closely with the community and all of our stakeholders to put forth a strong resilience plan that will serve residents and visitors for many years to come.”

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Michele Kathryn Donaway, 74, of Haddon Twp.

Michele Kathryn Donaway (née Yatches), 74, of Haddon Township, New Jersey, passed away on Thursday, October 15, 2026.

Michele was a loving mother, grandmother, and friend who lived life in her own way. She valued family, friendship, love, laughter, and the connections she made throughout her life. She leaves behind a lifetime of memories, experiences, and moments that will continue to live on through those who knew and loved her.

She is survived by her two sons, Patrick and Kevin Ehret, her beloved grandchildren, and extended family and friends.

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Advisory Message: Veteran’s Day Service

Winslow Township is celebrating Veterans Day on 11/11/2026 from 11AM to 12 PM.

Location: Winslow Township Municipal War Memorial, 125 S Route 73, Braddock, NJ 08037.

Join us in honoring those who have served.

Please note that in the event of rain, this event will be held in the courtroom.

DEP Launches Resilience Effort For Liberty State Park

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The New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection today launched a multiyear effort to identify climate vulnerabilities and develop strategies to protect Liberty State Park from climate impacts, including more severe storm surge, stormwater-driven flooding, and extreme heat.

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Overnight Incidents

35th District – Shooting Investigation

On October 20, 2026, at approximately 12:58 a.m., 35th District officers responded to Albert Einstein Medical Center for a report of a walk-in shooting victim.

Upon arrival, officers met with a 47-year-old male who was suffering from a single gunshot wound to his left hand. The victim was treated by attending physicians and listed in stable condition.

The victim reported that he was walking toward his vehicle on the 5700 block of Kemble Avenue when he observed two unknown males behind him. One of the males pointed a handgun at the victim. A single shot was fired, striking the victim in his left hand.

The victim fled to his home, while both offenders fled in the opposite direction. He was subsequently transported to Albert Einstein Medical Center for treatment.

Offenders: Two unidentified males, both believed to be armed with firearms.

This incident remains under investigation.

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County Clerk Launches Mobile Election Services Tour

Throughout the rest of the week, until early voting begins, the Camden County Clerk’s Office will be going on the road to provide access to voting material. As Election Day approaches, the Camden County Clerk’s Office remains dedicated to ensuring that voting is accessible and convenient. Clerk Pamela Lampitt will be providing mobile election services tomorrow at the Camden County Health Department’s flu shot clinic in Gloucester City. Two more locations will be on the schedule until early voting starts on Oct. 24.

“Our democracy depends on the participation of its people, and every vote matters” Lampitt said. “My mantra and my message to every voter is to make a plan and this new initiative gives us another opportunity to get into the community and speak with as many voters as possible about that plan and how we can assist them with it.”

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Maryland Striped Bass Reproduction Index Higher for 2026

The Maryland Department of Natural Resources’ 2026 juvenile striped bass survey recorded a young-of-year index of 5.5. Although it marks the eighth consecutive year of low spawning success for striped bass, this is the highest index recorded since 2018. The survey tracks the reproductive success of Maryland’s state fish in Chesapeake Bay.

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Kayem Foods Inc. Recalls Meat and Poultry Products

Kayem Foods Inc., a Chelsea, Mass. establishment, is recalling approximately 1,584,361 pounds of ready-to-eat (RTE) meat and poultry products because they may have experienced temperature abuse during storage, the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Food Safety and Inspection Service (FSIS) announced today.

The RTE meat and poultry products items were produced approximately March 31, 2026, to Oct. 7, 2026.

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What Men Should Know Before Buying Research Peptides Online

Men are often encouraged to take charge of their health. That can mean booking the appointment they have put off, asking better questions, or looking more carefully at claims about new research and wellness products.

Peptides are part of that conversation. Online, they are often discussed as if promising early research already proves real-world benefits. But a compound being studied in a laboratory does not make it an established treatment, and a confident product description is not evidence of safety or effectiveness.

For anyone trying to make sense of the subject, a few basic questions can help separate responsible research information from hype.

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Why Physical Gold Remains Relevant in a Changing Investment Landscape

The investment world has changed dramatically over the past two decades. Digital trading platforms, cryptocurrencies, exchange-traded funds and increasingly sophisticated financial products have given investors more options than ever before.

Yet despite these developments, one of the world’s oldest investment assets continues to attract considerable interest: physical gold.

While modern investment products offer convenience and accessibility, owning tangible gold provides a different form of asset exposure. For investors seeking diversification, long-term wealth preservation and reduced dependence on individual financial institutions, gold bars and coins remain worth considering.