Jean W. Griffith, 94, of Bellmawr

Jean W. Griffiths (nee Francis), 94, of Bellmawr, NJ entered into the presence of her Savior Jesus on the 16th of October 2026 at the Wiley Retirement Mission Home in Marlton, NJ. Jean was born on February 6, 1932 in the Willow Grove, PA area. She began working for the Philadelphia Electric Company immediately after graduating from high school and worked as a bookkeeper for the electric company for forty years. She met her husband, Harold on a blind date in the fall of 1974. They were immediately attracted to one another and were married the following spring at Open Door Bible Church in Willow Grove, PA. They had 8 and ½ wonderful years of marriage, before Harold’s passing in 1983. Jean moved to the Wiley Homes in 2003.

Jean was preceded in death by her husband, Harold Griffiths and her brother, Robert Francis. Jean is survived by her three step-children and their spouses, Hal (Linda) Griffiths, Beth (Ed) Mogck, and Brian (Tammy) Griffiths; by her sister-in-law Shirley Griffiths; by her nine grandchildren, Joel (Allison) Griffiths, Lisa (Chad) Schuyler, Jamie (Jenn) Cullum, Lori (Alan) Elliott, Joshua (Katie) Mogck, Andrew (Cheyenne) Mogck, Jesse (Katy) Griffiths, Justin Griffiths, and Joseph Griffiths. She is also survived by fourteen great grandchildren.

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Can’t Miss Movie Nights in Camden County

Make Every Day Count with Smiles and Laughs, Together

Ready for some “reel” relaxation! Camden County is packed with free family-friendly events all season long. Don’t miss Movies in the Park! Just bring your blankets or lawn chairs to unwind and get cozy for a night of fun. Snacks and refreshments will be available to enjoy.

Upcoming Movies at the McLaughlin Norcross Dell:
The Nightmare Before Christmas – Fri, October 23rd @ 7 PM
Dr. Suess’s How the Grinch Stole Christmas – Fri, December 4th @ 7 PM

Former Eminem Employee Pleads Guilty to Copyright Infringement

Joseph Strange, 48, of Holly, Michigan, who was formerly employed by the artist and musician Marshall Mathers (also known as Eminem), pleaded guilty in the Eastern District of Michigan to a charge related to his role in the reproduction and sale of unreleased music created by Eminem.

“Joseph Strange abused a position of trust to unlawfully copy and sell unreleased music belonging to Eminem, profiting from works that were not yet authorized for public distribution,” said Assistant Attorney General A. Tysen Duva of the Justice Department’s Criminal Division. “His conduct undermined both legal and artistic rights. The Criminal Division remains committed to protecting intellectual property, holding accountable those who seek to profit from theft of creative content, and working with our law enforcement partners to deter and disrupt these crimes.”

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22-year-old driver dead after losing control of vehicle

By Dan O’Mara

EAST GREENWICH, N.J. – A violent car crash Wednesday night on 295 in West Deptford claimed the life of a 22-year-old woman and left another young woman seriously injured.

What we know:

New Jersey State Police say the crash happened just before 5:30 p.m. on I-295 near milepost 17.4 in East Greenwich Township.

Aigner Johnson, 22, was driving a Ford sedan on the southbound side of the highway when police say she lost control of the vehicle.

The vehicle veered off the right side of the highway and struck a tree, causing the car to become engulfed in flames.

Johnson, according to state police, sustained fatal injuries in the crash. Nayazia Morgan, a 22-year-old passenger, suffered serious injuries and was airlifted to a nearby hospital.

No other vehicles were involved in the crash.

Courtesy: Fox29

What Happens If Your Car Accident Claim Goes to Court?

Cleveland, Ohio, is a busy city where daily travel on neighborhood streets, major routes, and crowded intersections can lead to serious collisions with lasting consequences. After a crash, an injured person may expect an insurance claim to cover the financial impact, but negotiation alone can’t resolve every dispute. When questions remain about who caused the collision, the extent of the injuries, or the amount of compensation owed, the claim can move into the civil court system. This shift can feel unfamiliar because litigation involves formal procedures, legal deadlines, testimony, and close review of both sides’ evidence.

Understanding the process before a case advances can help an injured person prepare for the demands of pursuing compensation in court. A car accident lawyer in Cleveland can explain legal options, assess disputed issues, and help prepare the case for each stage. With proper preparation, a claimant can approach court proceedings with a clearer understanding of what to expect during litigation.

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NJDOT Traffic Advisory

(Trenton) – I-676 southbound is scheduled have lane and ramp closures Friday night as a bridge replacement and paving project advances in Camden and Gloucester City, Camden County.

I-676 southbound Lane Closure

Beginning at 9 p.m. tomorrow, Friday, October 23 until 6 a.m. Saturday, October 24, a single lane on I-676 southbound is scheduled to be closed between the Bridge over Newton Creek (mile post 0.6) and the I-76 Connector (mile post 0.2). Construction is expected to begin in the left lane and move to the right as work progresses. The closure is necessary to restripe the roadway and shift traffic. At least one lane will be maintained overnight.

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Overnight Incident

On October 21, 2026, at approximately 10:48 p.m., 18th District officers responded to Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania (HUP) Cedar for a report of a walk-in gunshot victim who reported a prior assault.

Upon arrival, officers spoke with the 18-year-old male victim, who stated that he was walking toward his residence on the 5400 block of Pennsgrove Street when a small black SUV stopped outside his home. An unknown individual inside the vehicle then fired multiple shots at him from the driver’s side.

The victim sustained two small lacerations to his chest and was listed in stable condition by attending medical personnel.

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Cav’s River Deck Transforms Into Haunted Pier

Philadelphia, PA – Cavanaugh’s River Deck has been transformed into the Haunted Pier for October for Spooky Season. The decades-old haunt for generations of Philadelphians is back with over-the-top-decorations, giant skeletons, moving antitronics, flying ghosts, themed drinks and hearty fall food additions from the kitchen. For programming, look for a full line-up of October events, including Eagles Tailgate., Mug Nights, Island Vibes, DJ’s, dance parties and more. Haunted Pier at Cav’s River Deck is open Wednesdays, Fridays, Saturday and Sundays, 7:00pm to 2:00am through November 1st.

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Witches Take Flight as Haunted Circus Casts Its Spell

Philadelphia, PA – Philadelphia School of Circus Arts (PSCA) brings back its annual Haunted Circus October 23–24, transforming its home inside a 100+ year old spooky historic West Mt. Airy church into a spellbinding world of aerialists, acrobats, mysterious characters, daring circus acts and Halloween surprises. This year’s Haunted Circus takes inspiration from witches, magic, covens and the supernatural, with two distinctly different experiences.

SPELLBOUND: A Circus Spectacle, a playful Halloween adventure for families on Saturday October 24, 2026 at 5:00pm. COVEN: A Bewitching Circus Experience, a darker, wickedly playful production created exclusively for audiences 18 and older will take flight on both Friday, October 23 and Saturday, October 24, 2026, at 8:30pm nightly. Haunted Circus will take place at Circus Campus and PSCA at 6452 Greene St, Philadelphia, PA 19119. Tickets for the all-ages show are advance $15 adults and $10 youth (2-17), and at the door $20 adults and $15 youth. The adult-only show is $25 in advance and $30 at the door. For more info and tickets, visit: phillycircus.com/upcoming-shows-events/

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Delaware State Parks Plant 75,000 Trees to Honor 75th Anniversary

DNREC Secretary Greg Patterson joins staff and partners in planting the 75,000th tree in Delaware State Parks at Trap Pond State Park as part of A Tree for Every Delawarean. / DNREC Division of Parks and Recreation

Delaware State Parks planted a Liberty Tree at Trap Pond State Park as its 75,000th tree to commemorate the 75th anniversary of the first state park as well as the 250th milestone of the signing of the Declaration of Independence.

The Delaware Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control (DNREC) is one of three state agencies participating in A Tree for Every Delawarean (TEDI), with a goal of planting one million new trees, one for every resident in the state, by 2030. As part of its 2021-2026 Strategic Plan, the DNREC Division of Parks and Recreation committed to add 75,000 trees at Delaware State Parks by the end of 2026, and the American holly (the state tree) was provided a place of honor in 16 of the 17 state parks as a Liberty Tree. The last tree was planted near the Bob Trail by the causeway at Trap Pond on Oct. 19.