Camden, NJ – Welcome to the team! The Camden County Prosecutor’s Office has hired three new detectives, announced Camden County Prosecutor Grace C. MacAulay.
Camden County Prosecutor’s Office Adds New Detectives
Van Drew Recognizes Coast Guard Recruitment Milestone
Congressman Van Drew recently celebrated news that the United States Coast Guard recruited its largest class in nearly 40 years, exceeding its recruitment goals for the third straight year.
“These are brave men and women who are answering the call to protect our nation, and they deserve the very best,” said Congressman Van Drew. “That is exactly why I fought so hard to secure over $400 million to modernize Coast Guard Training Center Cape May. Every enlisted Coast Guardsman begins their journey right here in South Jersey, and with recruitment reaching levels we have not seen in decades, this investment could not be more important. We are building new barracks and training facilities to prepare Cape May for this growth and strengthen the Coast Guard for generations to come. I could not be prouder that South Jersey is playing such an important role in serving our nation.”
Jefferson Health Celebrates 10 Years of Helping Young Adults with Disabilities
As October marks National Disability Employment Awareness Month, Jefferson Health is celebrating a decade of working with Project SEARCH, an international, work-transition initiative for young adults with autism and other developmental disabilities. Jefferson introduced Project SEARCH at Cherry Hill in 2016 and expanded to Stratford and Washington Township in 2021 and 2022, respectively.
Project SEARCH interns at Jefferson gain hands-on experience and develop job-readiness skills across several hospital departments, including Patient Transport, Food and Nutrition, Storeroom, Environmental Services, and Pharmacy, with some participants landing jobs at Jefferson Health at the completion of their internships.
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The following information is preliminary and subject to change as the investigation continues.
On Saturday, October 10, 2026, at approximately 12:17 a.m., two officers assigned to the 19th District responded to a report of a person with a gun at 140 North 52nd Street.
While investigating, the officers encountered a male on the porch. A struggle ensued, during which both officers were shot. Responding officers located both officers unresponsive on the porch and transported them to Penn Presbyterian Medical Center.
Officer Shane Seiber, 40, was pronounced dead at 9:04 a.m. as a result of his injuries. Officer Seiber joined the Philadelphia Police Department in September 2016 and had served in the 19th District since January 2018.
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Some games never really go out of style. Tongits, Pusoy, and Pusoy Dos have long been familiar names among Filipino card-game fans, appearing at family gatherings, friendly matches, neighborhood tables, and casual games with friends.
The table may have changed, but the excitement of drawing cards, making decisions, and going head-to-head with other players remains.
That is where the GameZone Table Game experience comes in. GameZone places Filipino favorites at the center of its online gaming platform, with its current materials highlighting player-versus-player experiences for games such as Tongits and Pusoy.
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Cleary’s Notebook News
NUIQSUT VILLAGE, ALASKA (CNBNews)– Adam Tussey Sr. recently photographed a rainbow hovering over Nuiqsut Village while working nearby. Tussey is employed by Tanco Engineering as operations manager.
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ILA, TEAMSTERS & AND HOLT BATTLE FOR THE GLOUCESTER TERMINAL
Gloucester City, NJ (October 11, 2026) – In 1994, the Holt family tried to dramatically lower operating costs at their newly expanded Gloucester Marine Terminal in South Jersey. At the time, Master Contract wages for ILA dockworkers were significantly higher, and the union imposed strict work rules. According to the SocialistWorker.org newspaper, Holt bypassed the ILA entirely and signed a collective bargaining agreement with Teamsters Local 676, a New Jersey-based union that primarily represents truck drivers and warehouse workers, not deep-sea dockworkers. Under this new setup, Holt paid Teamster workers roughly $15 per hour to unload cargo and fruit ships. This wage was roughly half of the total compensation and benefits package the ILA required at the time.
When Thomas Holt Sr. quietly signed a deal with Teamsters Local 676 to unload the Scandinavian Reefer at the Gloucester Marine Terminal, word instantly leaked across the river. To the International Longshoremen’s Association (ILA), this wasn’t just a lost contract; it was an act of war that threatened to break their decades-long monopoly on the Delaware River ports.
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For Jim O’Rourke, the road to the 2026 TCS New York City Marathon began with a challenge from someone he couldn’t say no to: his daughter, Grace.
An experienced marathoner, Grace was used to seeing her dad cheering from the sidelines at her races. This year, she challenged him to join her. Jim said yes, embracing the opportunity to take on a personal challenge, share an unforgettable father-daughter experience and raise funds for an organization that has been important to him for years, the Turn 2 Foundation.
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– The New Jersey chapter of the Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR-NJ), the state’s largest Muslim civil rights and advocacy organization, today condemned the removal of a “Gaza Must Live” sign from a Bergen County Technical School classroom upon pressure from Congressman Josh Gottheimer. CAIR is located in Newark, NJ
Based on emails reviewed by CAIR-NJ, a parent who attended Back to School Night at the school reached out to Congressman Gottheimer’s office requesting their assistance with removing the sign. The Congressman’s office then contacted Superintendent Dr. Lerner, who removed the sign without discussing it with the teacher.
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DENVILLE, NJ (October 11, 2026)CNBNews)–What started as a small effort to support someone battling cancer has grown into a major Northern New Jersey community event. The Kathy Olenowski Foundation’s Pink Witches Night Out is expecting around 15,000 people this year while raising money to support families facing cancer. Joining us is Meg Olenowski, President of the Kathy Olenowski Foundation, to tell us about this year’s event and the woman at the heart of their mission.
Pink Witches Night Out is New Jersey’s most prestigious Breast Cancer Awareness event. For the past twelve years, the Denville community and its members have helped fight breast cancer by raising over $200,000. Most recently, they have donated over $80,000 to local residents diagnosed with the disease.
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 16TH, 2026
LOCATION: BROADWAY, DENVILLE, NJ
FREE TO ATTEND | SWAG WILL AVAILABLE FOR PURCHASE IN FALL 2026
Pink Witches Night Out is New Jersey’s most prestigious Breast Cancer Awareness event. For the past 12years, the Denville community and its members have been able to help fight the battle against Breast Cancer by raising over $200,000. Most recently, we have been able to donate over $80,000 to local residents who have been diagnosed with the disease.
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