Check Out Some of Our Favorite SNJ Today Stories
As many of you may know, tonight is the last broadcast of SNJ Today News. 
Look Back at All of Those Who Helped SNJ Today
SNJ Today News launched back in July 2015 and we've been lucky to have some pretty talented people work on this show with us. 
Local Residents Receive Energy Assistance Education
Financially struggling families are getting a helping hand to make ends meet with their utility bills. 
Camden's Adventure Aquarium Hosts Sea Turtle Awareness Weekend
According to experts, over the last 50 years, the sea turtle population has drastically declined to the point of endangerment. 
RV & Camping Show in Atlantic City in Full Swing
There’s a little bit of everything at the RV show from informational seminars to RV maintenance discussions that are available throughout the weekend for first time owners. SNJ Today Honors Legacy of Cara McCollum
Her mission was to provide underprivileged children with a new book on their birthdays. 
Camden County Marries Six Couples on Valentine's Day
Love was in the air today in Camden County as six couples officially said: I do. 
Campbell Soup Co. Helping to Revitalize Camden
For the last 150 years, Campbell Soup Company has been making an impact in the city of Camden and just recently, they donated over a half a million dollars to help continue to revitalize the area. 
Resolution to Restore ACRL Adopted
Freeholder Ernest D. Coursey has sponsored a resolution to urge New Jersey Transit to restore ACRL service and advise the public when rail line service will begin. 
Concerned South Jersey Citizens Speak about Impact of ACRL Shutdown in Newark
On Wednesday, February 13th, a group of concerned citizens from South Jersey made the long trip up to Newark to make their voices heard at a New Jersey Transit (NJ Transit) meeting. 
RCGC Hosts 'Four Freedoms' Events for Black History Month
A local community college marked Valentine's Day by celebrating Black History Month. 
Xspero App Making a Difference for Nonprofit Organizations
Xspero allows anyone to choose to support the charity of their choice. 
Rutgers University-Camden Holds Event to Show Students Healthy Relationships
Rutgers University-Camden held a unique event to celebrate Valentine's Day and spread an important message about healthy relationships. 
South Jersey Regional Animal Shelter Partners with National Pets for Elderly Foundation
A South Jersey animal shelter has been selected to take part in a national program to help connect the area's elderly with furry companions. 
Vineland Historical Society Seeks Donations for Museum Restoration
Officials with the Vineland Historical and Antiquarian Society need help raising money to restore the society's museum. 
Police Investigating Fatal Shooting in Camden
Authorities in Camden County are investigating the deadly shooting of a 22-year-old man in Camden last night. 
Atlantic City Officials Complete Mandatory Ethics Training
Officials with the New Jersey Department of Community Affairs (DCA) have concluded their mandatory ethics training in Atlantic City. 
Free Pet Training Lectures Coming to Atlantic County Park
Many people struggle with getting their pet to listen, which is why a former pet trainer in Atlantic County has decided to volunteer her time to help. 
Students Learn About the Darfur Genocide Through Drawings
High school students in Egg Harbor Township got to learn about an important part of history through the eyes of children who lived it. 
Local Florist Gives Valentine's Day Gift Ideas
With Valentine’s Day just a day away, you might be one of many scurrying to grab that perfect item to swoon the apple of your eye. 
Black History Month Performance and Art Festival Held at School in Gloucester County
Officials say they are happy to see the entire community come together to celebrate Black History Month. 
Local Company Helps South Jersey Residents Keep Warm with Annual Coat Drive
Officials say thanks to the support of the community the coat drive, which began in October, was able to surpass the goal of collecting 2,000 coats this year. 
Margate Merchants Plan to Protect the Environment with Bag It Forward Program
A Jersey shore community has introduced a new program to protect the environment and reduce the use of single-use plastic bags. 
AMSA Students Help Pre-K Children Make Valentine's Day Crafts
And with so much love in the air, middle school and high school students in Cumberland County stopped by a local preschool to help share the love. 
Voorhees Police Look to I.D. Man Recording Young Women at Target
Authorities in Camden County are investigating a suspicious incident that took place at a local Target store. 
M25 Initiative Announces Co-Chairs and Plans for 4th Annual Cumberland County Sock Hop
Dinner and Dance Planned to Benefit Code Blue, Housing First, and Other Related Projects- March 1st. 
Cooper's Ferry Partnership to Host Trenton Circus Squad
Cooper's Ferry Partnership has received new funding to bring a youth circus squad to the city of Camden. 
Cape May County Residents Can Receive Free Tax Preparation Assistance
Program officials are offering free tax preparation to residents of any age with income under $55,000. 
Boscov's Brings a Piece of Home and Some Love to Those Overseas
Each year, the Boscov's in Vineland tries to do something special to give back to their community and this year is no different. 
500 Bridal Gowns Donated for Veteran Families in Camden County
Officials in Camden County held a special event to make sure brides in veteran families look and feel their very best on their special day. 
Hollywood Actress' Instagram Followers Send School Supplies to Local Teacher
A local middle school teacher gets the spotlight from a Hollywood star after being featured on the star's Instagram story. 
Steve Sweeney Congratulates GCIT Skills USA Chapter on Award
February is Career Technical Education (CTE) Month, and to celebrate Senate President Steven Sweeney visited South Jersey to talk to technical education students. 
Gloucester Twp. Police Dept. Lauded for its National Night Out
National Night Out was started as a way to stand up to crime in the community and bring everyone together for a night of fun. 
Volunteers Needed at Cumberland County Warming Centers
Officials with the coalition say Code Blue municipal coordinators are having difficulty getting coverage for overnight shifts after midnight at warming centers in Bridgeton, Millville, and Vineland. 
Woodbury City Police Search for Cricket Wireless Theft Suspects
Police in Woodbury are asking for the public's help identifying suspects wanted in connection to a recent theft. 
Gamblers Can Now Bet On Who Will Win an Oscar
According to analysts at playusa.com, odds on the Academy Awards should generate interest from bettors with sportsbooks breaking new ground on the rapidly expanding legal sports betting market. 
True Crime Stories in Vineland
Vineland Historical Society reopens, debuts exhibit on local crimes. 
Experience Xspero
Shopping app is a win-win, as it benefits local businesses and local charities, too. 
DEP to Hold Session On Goals in Bridgeton
The event will be held on Tuesday, February 12th, from 6 to 7:30 p.m. at the Bridgeton Municipal Court room. 
Local Business Offering Job Opportunities to Thousands with Disabilities
Since 1984, Easterseals New Jersey has offered a variety of disability services which are meant to help those with special needs, and teach them how to address life’s challenges and improve their quality of life. 
Officials Give Motorists Tips for Driving on Slick, Wintery Roads
Pennsauken officials have been advising motorists and local residents about what to do in the case of an emergency. 
Marmora Building Fire Currently Under Investigation
It was a scary scene in Marmora this weekend after a fire broke out yesterday afternoon. 
Local Military Spouse Nominated for Armed Forces Award
Manfre is an active member of the Jersey Cape Military Spouses Club, which works to help Coast Guard families in need. 
Atlantic City Air Show Announced for August
The Atlantic City Air Show is getting ready to return for another summer flying high over the Boardwalk. 
Atlantic City Auction and Car Show Returns
Car lovers flocked to Atlantic City this weekend. 
LoBiondo Starts Consulting Firm, LoBo Strategies
A former South Jersey congressman has now announced his next move. 
Animal Cruelty Case Investigated by Cape May Authorities
Authorities in Cape May County are investigating a case of animal cruelty after a dead dog was found inside a trash can in Upper Township last week. 
NJSP Warn of Scam Phone Calls Asking for Social Security Numbers
New Jersey State Police are investigating a series of scam phone calls that are requesting Social Security numbers from residents. 
Father of Man Killed Outside Hamilton Mall in 2016 Shot to Death in AC
Tally was taken to AtlantiCare Regional Medical Center City Campus where he was pronounced dead. 
Grief Recovery Method Group Being Offered Beginning in March
The Cumberland County Prosecutor’s Office is offering a grief support group to the community beginning March 5. 
N.J. Coastal Coalition Installs Web Camera in Sea Isle
The New Jersey Coastal Coalition is hoping that 24/7 video of flood-prone areas will help residents stay safe. 
Shore Physicians Group Holds Breakfast for American Heart Month
February is American Heart Month and a South Jersey medical group wants their community to know that heart health and stroke awareness go hand in hand. 
Broadway Musical 'Jersey Boys' Coming to Hard Rock
The Jersey Boys are coming home. 
Potential Dangers of Vaping, Pot Discussed in Sea Isle
A shore community asked "What's Smokin' in New Jersey?" today. 
Local Goodwill Holds Annual Bridal Sale this Weekend
From shoes and tiaras to special occasion gowns for your bridesmaids, one is bound to find something that suits her wedding dreams that won’t break the bank. 
Van Drew Airs Grievances About ACRL Shutdown on Floor of House of Representatives
Congressman Jeff Van Drew took his concerns about the continued shutdown of the Atlantic City Rail Line (ACRL) to the floor of the House of Representatives. 
Child Care Subsidy Rates Increased in New Jersey
Increased child care subsidy rates have gone into effect in the state, and officials have announced new investments to help working families. 
New DOJ Opinion Could Put Online Gambling at Risk
A recent legal opinion from the United States Department of Justice has put online gambling in jeopardy. 
Annual Car Show Rolls into Atlantic City This Weekend
Doors open at 9 a.m. on Saturday, February 9th, and Sunday, February 10th, for the 46th annual Atlantic City Auction & Car Show. 
Miss America Nia Franklin to Perform at Stockton University
Miss America will be coming to South Jersey for a musical performance at Stockton University. 
Washington Twp. Police Continue Search for Armed Robbery Suspects
Detectives say they are actively pursuing multiple leads to identify and arrest the suspects. 
Galloway Schools Go Beyond Art
Many students will say Ms. Walton’s art class at the Galloway Township Middle School (GTMS) goes far beyond just teaching how to paint or draw. 
Project to Add 230,000 Square Feet to Millville High School
The groundbreaking was the first phase of a three phase project that will bring a total of 230,000 square feet to Millville High School. 
Local Nonprofit Encourages KonMari Cleaning Method to Donate Household Items for Reuse
The latest Netflix phenomenon, 'Tidying Up With Marie Kondo,' has been inspiring people to organize their homes, and some local organizations are grateful that many are doing it in an eco-friendly way. 
CRDA Auctions Off Vacant Properties in Atlantic City
Vacant properties in Atlantic City were up for sale today to the highest bidders. 
African American Film Festival Kicks Off Today at Camden County Library Ferry Ave. Branch
To mark Black History Month, the Freeholder Board and Camden County Library System are hosting a film series celebrating African American culture and history. 
Camden County Police Department Wins Nationwide Photo Contest
A South Jersey police department has been named a winner of a nationwide photo contest. 
Cumberland County Youth Leadership Academy Tutors Kids to Become Business Owners
A program in Cumberland County is giving young entrepreneurs a chance to follow their dreams. 
Murphy Signs Alyssa's Law to Prevent Tragedies in New Jersey Schools
The legislation requires the state's roughly 2,500 public schools to install silent alarms that communicate life-threatening or emergency situations to law enforcement. 
Millville's Hope CDC Hosts Jerry Blavat Dance Party Feb. 15th
Enjoy a night of fun, good food, and musical memories with a Philadelphia radio legend in Washington Twp. 
(Update) Man Charged with Sex Assault of 'Helpless' Woman on Train
Officials say a man has been charged with sexually assaulting a "helpless" woman on a train traveling between Philadelphia and southern New Jersey. 
Inspira Cancer Care Center's Topping-Off Ceremony Celebrated in Mullica Hill
It was an exciting day for officials with Inspira Health Network as they moved one step closer to opening their new Cancer Care Center. 
Local Runner Raises Money for Neurofibromatosis Research
Qualifying for the Boston Marathon can be a difficult task to achieve, but one local man says the finish line is just the beginning. 
Give Back and Get Ready for Valentine's Day with a Kiss from Pooh Bear
With the help of their four-legged mascot, a South Jersey gas station and repair shop is giving back to the Humane Society of Ocean City in the most romantic way. 
Movers and Shakers Discuss Big Topics at State of Atlantic County Event
Officials and business leaders throughout Atlantic County met Wednesday to discuss where things stand and where things are going in the county. 
Cara McCollum's Legacy Lives on at SNJ Today with Birthday Book Project
Today, staff members, some of whom worked with McCollum, took turns wrapping books to give to kids on their birthdays. 
Farming and Agricultural Community Meet for the Agricultural Convention and Trade Show
The New Jersey State Agricultural Convention has once again returned to Atlantic City. 
Norcross Spotlights Lost Wages to Federal Contractors During SOTU
Congressman Donald Norcross used the State of the Union to bring attention to those impacted in New Jersey by the partial federal government shutdown. 
Jeff Van Drew Attends His First State of the Union Address as a Congressman
On Tuesday, February 5th, the House Chamber was full as President Trump spoke about his accomplishments and outlined his plans for the upcoming year. 
Millville Two-Story Home Engulfed in Flames, No Injuries Reported
It was a scary scene in one Cumberland County community last night after a two-alarm ripped through a two-story home. 
Hepatitis A Case Confirmed at Ocean City Dunkin' Donuts
Health officials in Cape May County say they have confirmed a single case of Hepatitis A in the area. 
Kentucky Dogs Arrive In Voorhees to Find New Homes Following Shelter Fire
After nearly 13 hours of travel, 11 out of 45 dogs displaced due to the fire have found their way to South Jersey. 
Little Water Distillery Offering Valentine's Day Wedding Special
An Atlantic City distillery wants to help lovebirds in our area seal the deal by tying the knot at their "romantic" distillery chapel. 
Morey's Piers to Introduce New Roller Coaster This Summer
The new roller coaster is themed after the Wildwood sightseer Tramcar, which has been an icon on the Wildwood boardwalk for nearly 70 years. 
It's Safer Internet Day
The aim of Safer Internet Day is to raise awareness about the dangers posed to children by online predators. -
Atlantic City Rail Line Still Not Running, South Jersey Assemblymen Want to Know Why
The rail line was closed back in September so the agency could install a positive train control system on its rail fleet throughout the state. 
After Protests, Millville Kennel's Dogs Are Safe from Cold Weather
Last week, a group of protesters stood outside the Cedar Street Kennel, complaining that the kennel's dogs were not kept in safe cold-weather conditions. 
Atlantic City Community Fund Ready to Accept Grant Applications
New grant opportunities are coming to Atlantic City to help strengthen the community. 
Atlantic City Police Seek Suspect in Weekend Shooting
Chapman faces multiple charges including aggravated assault and unlawful possession of a weapon. 
Atlantic County Police Training Academy to Relocate
The Atlantic County Police Training Academy will soon have a new home. 
Camden County Library System Offering Mobile Print Services
Camden County Library System officials are now offering a mobile print service that allows you to print your documents at any branch library. 
Gamblers Win, NJ Sportsbooks Lose on Super Bowl Sunday
Officials with the New Jersey Division of Gaming Enforcement say that casinos and horse tracks in the state paid $39.5 million to those who won Super Bowl bets. 
Going Vegan in Cumberland County
A handful of Cumberland County eateries have recognized that many diners are seeking out vegan menu options. 
OceanFirst Foundation Gives $400,000 in Scholarship Grants to New Jersey Schools
OceanFirst Foundation is helping to make college more affordable to students in the area. 
Report: Meth Use and Distribution on the Rise in New Jersey
The Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) has released a new report that shows a rise in meth distribution and use in New Jersey. 
New Bill Changes How Officer-Involved Shootings are Investigated in N.J.
Last week, Governor Phil Murphy signed into a law a bill that will change the way officer-involved shootings will be investigated. 
New Jersey Shares Holds 'Utility Assistance Day'
On Monday, February 4th, New Jersey Shares held one of their many Utility Assistance Day events at the Woodbine Community Center to help members of the community facing financial hardship. 
TripAdvisor Names Wildwood Crest Hotel One of Best in U.S. for Families
The hotels on the list were selected by millions of travelers and given Travelers Choice Awards. 
Vote for the New Atlantic City Arena Football Team's Name
Fans will get the chance to decide on the name of Atlantic City's newest professional sports team. 
Major Professional Sports Leagues Seek Fee from Legal Sports Betting
America's major professional sports leagues are split on how to get a piece of the action from legal sports betting after failing to get early adopting states to cut them in. 
Following Rescue, Villas Volunteer Fire Co. Warns About Walking on Ice
Officials are reminding everyone in the community that ice is not always as thick as it seems and you should use caution to avoid becoming a victim. 
Governor Murphy Signs New Jersey $15 Minimum Wage Bill
Governor Phil Murphy has signed a measure into law to raise the state's minimum wage to $15 an hour over the next five years. -
Hamilton Twp. Police: No Reports of Human Trafficking
Police say the social media posts refer to individuals claiming to be affiliated with a religious group that were tempting to lure people into a human trafficking scheme at various parking lots in Mays Landing. 
Atlantic City Police Investigating Weekend Shooting
Authorities in Atlantic City are investigating a shooting that left one man injured over the weekend. 
Lindenwold Police Search for Suspect in Walgreens Shoplifting
Lindenwold Police need the public's help identifying a man wanted in connection to a recent shoplifting incident. 
RKB Wealth Management, Cumberland Co. Habitat for Humanity Partner to Fight Inter-Generational Poverty
RKB Wealth Management LTD awarded Cumberland County Habitat for Humanity, Inc. $3,500 in support of working to end poverty through low income housing ownership. 
Ready, Set, Grow: The Latest on Vineland's Medical Marijuana Facility
With a company gaining a permit to open a medical marijuana growing and dispensing facility in Vineland, and area doctors prescribing it, questions loom. 
Bullock’s Budding Scientists Dig the Fossil Park
Students had fun digging for fossils and learning more about the park’s previous, prehistoric inhabitants. 
CASA Open House Set for Dec. 8 in Bridgeton
On December 8th, CASA will be hosting its first CASA Open House, a holiday event centered around children and the spirit of the season, at 40 E. Commerce St. in Bridgeton. 
Vineland Rotary Inducts New Member Rev. Heather Sugden
At a recent membership luncheon, held at the Ramada of Vineland, new member Rev. Heather Sugden was installed. 
Piano Man’s Man
Big Shot performs at the Levoy Theatre in Millville on Friday, November 30, 8 p.m., $35, levoy.net. 
Nor'easter Incoming: Relax, You'll Survive.
Is it bad that it's not even Winter yet and I'm already tired of talking about these storms? Unfortunately it looks to be a very active season so chances are you'll be reading A LOT of these blogs straight through March. I'm a fan of storms, I think any w 
Let’s Talk Turkey
With two turkey drives in Cumberland County, Thanksgiving just got better for hundreds more. 
Nor'Easter Nick's Winter Outlook: Cold & Snowy or Warm and Dry?
It’s that time of year again, kids! So exciting to take a peek into the future and TRY to uncover what may play out in terms of weather over the next few months. I say try because, well, as you’re well aware, weather forecasting is at times di 
Ghostly Tour in Millville
Millville brings its history to life this Friday with chilling stories. A fun costume contest tops off the night. 
Portrait of an Artist: Diane Roberts
A mainstay on the region’s art scene for years, Diane Roberts is finally getting a solo exhibit of her own. 
15th Annual South Jersey Pumpkin Show Set for October
The 15th annual South Jersey Pumpkin Show will take place on October 12, 13 and 14. 
44th Annual Shell Club Show August 10-12 in Stone Harbor
Ocean and shell lovers will be gathering to check out the 44th annual Jersey Cape Shell Club show happening at the Wetlands Institute this month. 
Stockton University Event Discusses Legalizing Marijuana in New Jersey
An event at Stockton University discussed the potential impact the legalization of marijuana could have in the state. 
Lively Rita: Comic Rita Rudner Heading to Millville's Levoy Theatre July 14
Rita Rudner is working on several projects. Along with performing her comedy act around the country—as she’ll be doing Saturday, July 14, at the Levoy Theatre in Millville—the veteran comic is doing a lot of writing. 
GCIT Hauls in 15 Medals from the SkillsUSA National Leadership Conference
The Gloucester County Institute of Technology’s SkillsUSA Chapter won big at the SkillsUSA National Leadership Conference in Louisville, Kentucky. 
Dr. Franklin, I Presume? The Founder Who Could Have Been Our 'Founding Physician'
When Benjamin Franklin deferred to Thomas Jefferson in the drafting of the Declaration of Independence, he did so for multiple reasons. 
Weekend Shooting at Trenton Arts and Music Festival Leaves One Dead, 22 Injured
Tragedy struck a 24-hour arts festival in Trenton over the weekend.
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Check Out Some of Our Favorite SNJ Today Stories
Check Out Some of Our Favorite SNJ Today Stories
As many of you may know, tonight is the last broadcast of SNJ Today News.As many of you may know, tonight is the last broadcast of SNJ Today News.Look Back at All of Those Who Helped SNJ Today
Look Back at All of Those Who Helped SNJ Today
SNJ Today News launched back in July 2015 and we've been lucky to have some pretty talented people work on this show with us.SNJ Today News launched back in July 2015 and we've been lucky to have some pretty talented people work on this show with us.Resolution to Restore ACRL Adopted
Resolution to Restore ACRL Adopted
Freeholder Ernest D. Coursey has sponsored a resolution to urge New Jersey Transit to restore ACRL service and advise the public when rail line service will begin.Freeholder Ernest D. Coursey has sponsored a resolution to urge New Jersey Transit to restore ACRL service and advise the public when rail line service will begin.Concerned South Jersey Citizens Speak about Impact of ACRL Shutdown in Newark
Concerned South Jersey Citizens Speak about Impact of ACRL Shutdown in Newark
On Wednesday, February 13th, a group of concerned citizens from South Jersey made the long trip up to Newark to make their voices heard at a New Jersey Transit (NJ Transit) meeting.On Wednesday, February 13th, a group of concerned citizens from South Jersey made the long trip up to Newark to make their voices heard at a New Jersey Transit (NJ Transit) meeting.Local Company Helps South Jersey Residents Keep Warm with Annual Coat Drive
Local Company Helps South Jersey Residents Keep Warm with Annual Coat Drive
Officials say thanks to the support of the community the coat drive, which began in October, was able to surpass the goal of collecting 2,000 coats this year.Officials say thanks to the support of the community the coat drive, which began in October, was able to surpass the goal of collecting 2,000 coats this year.
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Local Residents Receive Energy Assistance Education
Local Residents Receive Energy Assistance Education
Financially struggling families are getting a helping hand to make ends meet with their utility bills.Financially struggling families are getting a helping hand to make ends meet with their utility bills.RV & Camping Show in Atlantic City in Full Swing
RV & Camping Show in Atlantic City in Full Swing
There’s a little bit of everything at the RV show from informational seminars to RV maintenance discussions that are available throughout the weekend for first time owners.There’s a little bit of everything at the RV show from informational seminars to RV maintenance discussions that are available throughout the weekend for first time owners.Atlantic City Officials Complete Mandatory Ethics Training
Atlantic City Officials Complete Mandatory Ethics Training
Officials with the New Jersey Department of Community Affairs (DCA) have concluded their mandatory ethics training in Atlantic City.Officials with the New Jersey Department of Community Affairs (DCA) have concluded their mandatory ethics training in Atlantic City.Free Pet Training Lectures Coming to Atlantic County Park
Free Pet Training Lectures Coming to Atlantic County Park
Many people struggle with getting their pet to listen, which is why a former pet trainer in Atlantic County has decided to volunteer her time to help.Many people struggle with getting their pet to listen, which is why a former pet trainer in Atlantic County has decided to volunteer her time to help.Students Learn About the Darfur Genocide Through Drawings
Students Learn About the Darfur Genocide Through Drawings
High school students in Egg Harbor Township got to learn about an important part of history through the eyes of children who lived it.High school students in Egg Harbor Township got to learn about an important part of history through the eyes of children who lived it.
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Camden's Adventure Aquarium Hosts Sea Turtle Awareness Weekend
Camden's Adventure Aquarium Hosts Sea Turtle Awareness Weekend
According to experts, over the last 50 years, the sea turtle population has drastically declined to the point of endangerment.According to experts, over the last 50 years, the sea turtle population has drastically declined to the point of endangerment.Camden County Marries Six Couples on Valentine's Day
Camden County Marries Six Couples on Valentine's Day
Love was in the air today in Camden County as six couples officially said: I do.Love was in the air today in Camden County as six couples officially said: I do.Campbell Soup Co. Helping to Revitalize Camden
Campbell Soup Co. Helping to Revitalize Camden
For the last 150 years, Campbell Soup Company has been making an impact in the city of Camden and just recently, they donated over a half a million dollars to help continue to revitalize the area.For the last 150 years, Campbell Soup Company has been making an impact in the city of Camden and just recently, they donated over a half a million dollars to help continue to revitalize the area.Rutgers University-Camden Holds Event to Show Students Healthy Relationships
Rutgers University-Camden Holds Event to Show Students Healthy Relationships
Rutgers University-Camden held a unique event to celebrate Valentine's Day and spread an important message about healthy relationships.Rutgers University-Camden held a unique event to celebrate Valentine's Day and spread an important message about healthy relationships.Police Investigating Fatal Shooting in Camden
Police Investigating Fatal Shooting in Camden
Authorities in Camden County are investigating the deadly shooting of a 22-year-old man in Camden last night.Authorities in Camden County are investigating the deadly shooting of a 22-year-old man in Camden last night.
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Cape May County Residents Can Receive Free Tax Preparation Assistance
Cape May County Residents Can Receive Free Tax Preparation Assistance
Program officials are offering free tax preparation to residents of any age with income under $55,000.Program officials are offering free tax preparation to residents of any age with income under $55,000.Marmora Building Fire Currently Under Investigation
Marmora Building Fire Currently Under Investigation
It was a scary scene in Marmora this weekend after a fire broke out yesterday afternoon.It was a scary scene in Marmora this weekend after a fire broke out yesterday afternoon.Local Military Spouse Nominated for Armed Forces Award
Local Military Spouse Nominated for Armed Forces Award
Manfre is an active member of the Jersey Cape Military Spouses Club, which works to help Coast Guard families in need.Manfre is an active member of the Jersey Cape Military Spouses Club, which works to help Coast Guard families in need.Animal Cruelty Case Investigated by Cape May Authorities
Animal Cruelty Case Investigated by Cape May Authorities
Authorities in Cape May County are investigating a case of animal cruelty after a dead dog was found inside a trash can in Upper Township last week.Authorities in Cape May County are investigating a case of animal cruelty after a dead dog was found inside a trash can in Upper Township last week.N.J. Coastal Coalition Installs Web Camera in Sea Isle
N.J. Coastal Coalition Installs Web Camera in Sea Isle
The New Jersey Coastal Coalition is hoping that 24/7 video of flood-prone areas will help residents stay safe.The New Jersey Coastal Coalition is hoping that 24/7 video of flood-prone areas will help residents stay safe.
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SNJ Today Honors Legacy of Cara McCollum
SNJ Today Honors Legacy of Cara McCollum
Her mission was to provide underprivileged children with a new book on their birthdays.Her mission was to provide underprivileged children with a new book on their birthdays.Xspero App Making a Difference for Nonprofit Organizations
Xspero App Making a Difference for Nonprofit Organizations
Xspero allows anyone to choose to support the charity of their choice.Xspero allows anyone to choose to support the charity of their choice.South Jersey Regional Animal Shelter Partners with National Pets for Elderly Foundation
South Jersey Regional Animal Shelter Partners with National Pets for Elderly Foundation
A South Jersey animal shelter has been selected to take part in a national program to help connect the area's elderly with furry companions.A South Jersey animal shelter has been selected to take part in a national program to help connect the area's elderly with furry companions.Vineland Historical Society Seeks Donations for Museum Restoration
Vineland Historical Society Seeks Donations for Museum Restoration
Officials with the Vineland Historical and Antiquarian Society need help raising money to restore the society's museum.Officials with the Vineland Historical and Antiquarian Society need help raising money to restore the society's museum.AMSA Students Help Pre-K Children Make Valentine's Day Crafts
AMSA Students Help Pre-K Children Make Valentine's Day Crafts
And with so much love in the air, middle school and high school students in Cumberland County stopped by a local preschool to help share the love.And with so much love in the air, middle school and high school students in Cumberland County stopped by a local preschool to help share the love.
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RCGC Hosts 'Four Freedoms' Events for Black History Month
RCGC Hosts 'Four Freedoms' Events for Black History Month
A local community college marked Valentine's Day by celebrating Black History Month.A local community college marked Valentine's Day by celebrating Black History Month.Local Florist Gives Valentine's Day Gift Ideas
Local Florist Gives Valentine's Day Gift Ideas
With Valentine’s Day just a day away, you might be one of many scurrying to grab that perfect item to swoon the apple of your eye.With Valentine’s Day just a day away, you might be one of many scurrying to grab that perfect item to swoon the apple of your eye.Black History Month Performance and Art Festival Held at School in Gloucester County
Black History Month Performance and Art Festival Held at School in Gloucester County
Officials say they are happy to see the entire community come together to celebrate Black History Month.Officials say they are happy to see the entire community come together to celebrate Black History Month.Steve Sweeney Congratulates GCIT Skills USA Chapter on Award
Steve Sweeney Congratulates GCIT Skills USA Chapter on Award
February is Career Technical Education (CTE) Month, and to celebrate Senate President Steven Sweeney visited South Jersey to talk to technical education students.February is Career Technical Education (CTE) Month, and to celebrate Senate President Steven Sweeney visited South Jersey to talk to technical education students.Woodbury City Police Search for Cricket Wireless Theft Suspects
Woodbury City Police Search for Cricket Wireless Theft Suspects
Police in Woodbury are asking for the public's help identifying suspects wanted in connection to a recent theft.Police in Woodbury are asking for the public's help identifying suspects wanted in connection to a recent theft.
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15th Annual South Jersey Pumpkin Show Set for October
15th Annual South Jersey Pumpkin Show Set for October
The 15th annual South Jersey Pumpkin Show will take place on October 12, 13 and 14.The 15th annual South Jersey Pumpkin Show will take place on October 12, 13 and 14.
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A South Jersey animal shelter has been selected to take part in a national program to help connect the area's elderly with furry companions. -
Camden County Marries Six Couples on Valentine's Day
Love was in the air today in Camden County as six couples officially said: I do. -
Local Residents Receive Energy Assistance Education
Financially struggling families are getting a helping hand to make ends meet with their utility bills. -
Camden's Adventure Aquarium Hosts Sea Turtle Awareness Weekend
According to experts, over the last 50 years, the sea turtle population has drastically declined to the point of endangerment.
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