The Economist/YouGov Poll Summary

OverviewThis week’s Economist/YouGov poll covers…●      The increasing share of Americans who are feeling the government shutdown’s effects●      How many Americans want the government to try to reduce wealth inequality●      Whether liberals prefer capitalism or socialism●      The level of support for a possible resumption of nuclear-weapons testing●      Whether Americans think pro athletes often tailor their play to gambling outcomesGovernment shutdown●      A growing share of Americans say they are being personally affected by the government shutdown: 36% say they are being affected a great deal or somewhat, compared to 21% who said so roughly a week after the shutdown began.

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New Jersey’s Largest Jazz Festival Returns to Newark for 14th Year

The New Jersey Performing Arts Center (NJPAC) today announced details of the 14th annual TD James Moody Festival, taking place November 8-23, 2025. Co-curated by NJPAC’s Jazz Advisor Christian McBride, this year’s festival, which draws thousands of fans to the city of Newark, aims to showcase jazz as a powerful cultural force for social justice. From groundbreaking jazz masters Arturo Sandoval and Stanely Clarke to the censored “Poet of Havana” singer-songwriter Carlos Varela and hip-hop stars Chuck D, Rakim and Slick Rick baring their souls in the annual Represent! show, this year’s Festival is rooted in jazz’s intertwined history with activism. Presented at various accessible locations throughout Newark, the citywide Festival offers a diverse program of several acts fusing jazz with poetry, spoken word, dance, blues, pop, African-Caribbean music, and more — making it a destination for all arts lovers. New for this year, eligible TD Bank cardholders will receive special perks at the TD James Moody Jazz Festival. Review more information and the full list of benefits here.



Wanted: Suspect for Aggravated Assault in the 9th District [VIDEO]

Central Detective Division is seeking the public’s help identifying the individual seen in the following video and photos.

On November 1, 2025, at 1:20 am, the victim, a 22 year-old-male, was assaulted by the suspect in the area of 600 Chestnut St striking the victim in the face/head area.

Note: This video has no audio.

If you have any information about this crime or this suspect, please contact:
Central Detective Division:
215-686-3093/3094
Det. Murphy
DC 25-09-126928

For additional information and updates, visit https://www.phillypolice.com/news-blotter/wanted-suspect-for-aggravated-assault-in-the-9th-district-video-7/

John J. Rafferty, III, 83, of Sea Girt

On October 25, 2025, Age 83. Of Sea Girt and formerly of Bay Head, Toms River and New Brunswick.  Cherished and devoted son of the late John J. Rafferty, II (former NJ Supreme Court Justice and NJ Assemblyman) and Kathryn Rafferty (nee Kemp). Survived my many loving cousins and beloved friends. Predeceased by many aunts, uncles and cousins. 

John was born in Bound Brook and raised in New Brunswick. He was a devout Roman Catholic who truly loved his faith and attended daily and Sunday Mass. 

A few short days ago, John Rafferty made his way up to Heaven to meet his Dear Lord, parents and “Pups.” Sadly, we have lost John’s touch, but there is no question that he left his indelible mark on each of our hearts. Because we all agree, “To meet John Rafferty is to love him!” 

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Resume for John P. Driscoll Sr.; Candidate for Gloucester City School Board

June 2015

I am a dedicated and enthusiastic candidate with a Masters of Special Education Degree. I have six years of substitute teaching experience, experience as Gloucester City’s DARE Officer, and I am the current Vice Principal of Holy Name Elementary School in Camden, NJ. I am seeking a position as an advocate for children. I have been lucky enough to have been able to retire from the NJ Police and Fire Pension system. I believe in my second career I am meant to demonstrate and encourage a passion for learning and helping to meet the needs of our exceptional children.
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Brazilian Taste Recalls Frozen Chicken and Beef Croquette Products


Brazilian Taste, a Lexington, S.C. establishment, is recalling approximately 4,120 pounds of chicken and beef croquettes due to misbranding and an undeclared allergen, the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Food Safety and Inspection Service (FSIS) announced today. The product contains sesame, a known allergen, which is not declared on the product label.

Unofficial Election Results for 11-04-25

Camden County Commissioners

Vote for 2

Edward T. McDonnell (D) — 113,228

Colleen Bianco Bezich (D) — 112,076

Christian A. Navarro (R) — 54,170

Robert Stone (R) — 53,931

Camden County Commissioner – Unexpired Term

Vote for 1

Jennifer Fleisher (D) — 115,117

Shane Bernat (R) — 53,128

Camden County Surrogate

Vote for 1

Michelle Gentek-Mayer (D) — 110,029

Adam Nieves (R) — 50,702

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2023 Redevelopment Study of Gloucester City

By CNBNews Staff

Tuesday, December 10, 2024


The information below was released by the City of Gloucester City in 2023

This Redevelopment FAQ is intended to provide background on the efforts for redevelopment in Gloucester City, to offer a timeline for the study and to answer some specific questions regarding certain actions or results arising from the redevelopment process.

WHAT IS REDEVELOPMENT AND WHY NOW?

The Mayor and City Council believe that a vital downtown is essential to our community’s wellbeing. A downtown district must be attractive safe, and provide goods and services that answer the needs of our residents.

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GTPD Police Chief David Harkins Retirement Ceremony And Last Radio Call 10-30-2025!

Effective November 1, 2025, Chief David Harkins retired from the Gloucester Township Police Department after serving 30 years and 7 months of honorable service as a Police Officer!

Chief Harkins was hired as a full time Gloucester Township Police Officer on April 3, 1995. Chief Harkins served as a Patrol Officer, School Programs Officer, Field Training Officer, Patrol Shift Investigator and was temporarily assigned to the Narcotics Unit on October 10, 2001. Chief Harkins was appointed to the Special Response Team on April 6, 1999, and later appointed as Team Commander on February 1, 2006 until February 1, 2010.

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 Educators — We’re Coming to AC With Something Special!

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