Federal Employees Rally for an End to Government Shutdown
On Monday, the New Jersey state AFL-CIO brought together legislators from South Jersey to speak with dozens of federal employees being affected by the partial federal government shutdown that is now a month old. 
Stockton University, Community Members Participate in MLK Day of Service
Officials say giving back is a great way to bring everyone in the community together and they hope today's service activities will encourage everyone to continue to give. 
Robins' Nest Partners with County, State Officials to Help Families on MLK Day
Officials say Dr. King committed his life to serving others and Monday's event is just a small way keep his legacy alive. 
Kids Listen to Funny Farm Rescue's Book 'Chucky the Miracle Dog' at Hamilton Mall
Kids in the area got to hear the real-life story of an inspiring South Jersey pup that touched the lives of many. 
Atlantic City Officials, Residents Honor Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
Monday, January 21st is Martin Luther King Jr. Day and communities throughout South Jersey spent the day honoring his legacy. 
Phillie Phanatic's 'Best Friend' Inducted into All Sports Museum's Hall of Fame in Bridgeton
The man behind a beloved Philadelphia mascot has earned his spot in the Hall of Fame at a South Jersey sports museum. 
(Update) Man Arrested in Camden Fatal Shooting
Rashaad Allen was charged with first degree Murder on January 20, 2019, according to Camden County Prosecutor Mary Eva Colalillo and Camden County Police Chief Scott Thomson. 
PATCO to Celebrate 50th Anniversary with New Tickets
The logo will be on tickets valid for one-way or round-trip rides from stations on the Lindenwold-to-Philadelphia line. 
Cooper University Health Care, U.S. Army Agree to Trauma Training Partnership
Cooper University Health Care recently entered into an agreement with the United States Army to provide advanced surgical trauma training to the Army’s Elite Forward Resuscitation Surgical Team. 
Williamstown Man Wins $1 Million from Scratch-Off Ticket
A last-minute decision turned into one big surprise for a lucky man in Gloucester County. 
Cape Regional Urgent Care Waiving Co-Pays, Deductibles for Federal Employees and Immediate Family
A South Jersey urgent care center is offering relief for those not getting paid during the government shutdown. 
U.S. Army Specialist Surprises Younger Brother at Middle Township Elementary School
A local third-grade student got the surprise of a lifetime when his brother came back from service. 
South Jersey Prepares for Weekend Winter Storm
South Jersey is bracing for another blast of winter making its way into the area this weekend. 
Atlantic City Women's March Kicks Off Saturday Morning
Millions of women are expected to take to the streets throughout the country this weekend for the 2019 Women's March. 
Lunar Eclipse Viewing Party Canceled at Rowan University Due to Weather
Officials say the low temperatures and predicted cloud cover will make it difficult to see the lunar eclipse. 
Atlantic Ocean Classic All Breed Dog Show Returns to Wildwoods Convention Center this Weekend
Wildwood has officially gone to the dogs. 
South Jersey Wineries Bring Home 21 Medals in Wine Competition
Members of the Southern New Jersey's Outer Coastal Plain Vineyard Association brought home 21 medals from the San Francisco Chronicle Wine Competition. 
Sturdy Savings Bank Offering Assistance to Those Affected by Federal Shutdown
A bank based in Cape May County wants to lend a helping hand to customers who are being affected by the government shutdown. 
Food Bank of South Jersey to Help Those in Need of Food During Government Shutdown
Officials with the Food Bank, and their network of more than 150 agencies, stand ready to meet the challenges and provide food to all those affected by the shutdown. 
Camden Man Dies of Multiple Gunshot Wounds, Police Investigate
Law enforcement officials in Camden County are investigating a deadly shooting that happened earlier this week. 
Local Food Bank Prepares for Influx of Clients Due to Government Shutdown
The Community FoodBank of New Jersey is stocked from floor to ceiling with goods for people who may be in need. 
North Wildwood Implements Snow Removal Program for Elderly and Disabled Residents
When there’s snow on the ground, many seniors are stuck inside, but in North Wildwood city officials and volunteers are working to take care of their formerly snowed-in residents. 
Murphy, State Lawmakers Agree to Minimum Wage Increase in N.J.
State lawmakers have made a deal to raise New Jersey's minimum wage up to $15 an hour. 
Local College Develops Program to Combat Opioid Epidemic
Recovery specialists will be responding to all four health systems in Camden County to provide peer counseling to someone who has been medically cleared from an overdose. 
Somers Point Produce Store Sends Plastic Bag Fee Funds to Marine Mammal Stranding Center
At the start of the year, Somers Point began implementing an ordinance that required retails to charge a five-cent bag fee on single-use plastic bags. 
CCC Students Wrap Books for Cara McCollum Birthday Book Project
Martin Luther King, Jr. Day is on Monday, January 21st, and volunteers in Cumberland County are getting a head start in giving back in his honor. 
Vineland Officials and Business Leaders Gather for 'State of the City' Meeting
Local officials and business leaders in Vineland gathered Thursday to discuss the current state of the city. 
Late Estell Manor Firefighter Honored by Son with Tribute Flight
An unbreakable bond between a father and a son could be seen flying high over an Atlantic County community Wednesday night. 
Gregory's to Give Coast Guard, Federal Employees Free Tacos in Somers Point
Officials with a local eatery are offering up a tasty treat to bring a little comfort to those impacted by the government shutdown. 
Virtua, Food Bank of South Jersey Team Up to Help Families During Government Shutdown
A South Jersey health system is stepping up to the plate to help feed families affected by this shutdown. 
N.J. OEM Officials: Shelters Available During Code Blue
With freezing overnight temperatures expected over the next few days, the New Jersey Office of Emergency Management is reminding those in need that help is available. 
Wildwood Crest to Join County Dispatch System
The shared services agreement is tentatively scheduled to take effect on or about March 1. 
Gloucester Chamber Honors Members Dedicated to the Community
The awards banquet is scheduled to be held Thursday, February 28 at the Estates of Monroe in Williamstown, NJ. 
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. 
Beth El’s 'Joseph Project' Provides 100 Coats to Those in Need
The Beth El Synagogue congregation raised funds to support The Joseph Project, which provides new winter coats for underprivileged individuals and families in Atlantic and Cape May counties. -
Rowan to Host Lunar Eclipse Viewing Party
Officials with a South Jersey university are giving members of the community the opportunity to experience something out of this world. 
OLMA Uses Wawa Foundation Grant in Support of Military and First Responders
The Our Lady of Mercy Academy (OLMA) Interact Club recently finished making the last of 350 Paracord Survival bracelets that will soon be on their way members of the military and first responders nationwide. -
DCA Announces Award of $6.75 Million in Community Development Block Grants
The New Jersey Department of Community Affairs (DCA) has announced the award of more than $6,750,121 in Small Cities Community Development Block Grants (CDBG) to non-entitlement municipalities and counties in New Jersey. 
Local Organization Seeks Donations to Help Hospitalized Veterans
The 34th annual trip to the Vineland Memorial Home and Haven South is part of the Veterans Valentine program and is scheduled for Thursday, February 14th. 
Luciano Center Awarded Sustainable and Eco-Friendly Business Certification
A South Jersey college was recognized Wednesday for its environmental efforts. 
Atlantic City to Host 2019 EsportsTravel Summit in June
The world of esports is coming to Atlantic City this summer. 
Cape May County Officials Seek to Assist Coast Guard Members
Officials in Cape May County are pushing for outreach to coast guard members impacted by the partial government shutdown. 
Experts Share Tips On Preventing Frozen Pipes
To protect pipes from freezing, officials with the American Red Cross recommend to add insulation around areas without protection by installing pipe sleeves or heat tape. 
Van Drew Proposes Bill to Pay Coast Guard, FAA During Shutdown
We are in week four of a partial federal government shutdown and yesterday the United States Coast Guard did not receive their paychecks. 
Bob Andrzejczak Replaces Jeff Van Drew as N.J. State Senator
New Jersey's First Legislative District welcomed a new face to the State Senate seat. 
NJ Officials Remind Recipients They'll Be Receiving SNAP Benefits Early
Anyone who received a SNAP benefit in January and is scheduled to receive SNAP in February will receive the benefit on their Families First card on Thursday, January 17th. 
Families Affected by Shutdown to Receive Free Admission to Lucy the Elephant
Officials with a popular Jersey shore attraction are hoping to bring a little joy to families impacted by the partial government shutdown. 
Cumberland County Code Blue Alert Announced for January 16th and 17th
A Code Blue was declared by County Emergency Management officials for the evenings of Wednesday, January 16th, and Thursday, January 17th. 
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. 
Major Changes Announced for Philadelphia's Annual Susan G. Komen Fundraising Event
Officials with Komen Philadelphia, an affiliate of the Susan G. Komen national organization, announced that they would be doing away with the annual Race for the Cure and taking on a new event. 
New Redevelopment Project Breaks Ground in Somerdale
Camden County officials are transforming the site of a former church into a mixed-use development, all while saving some of the original structure. 
Gov. Murphy Delivers His First State of the State Address
In his first State of the State address, Governor Phil Murphy celebrated a year of accomplishments and listed a number of goals he still looks to achieve for the people of New Jersey. 
South Jersey's Community Food Bank Receives Donation to Provide Meals to Children
Officials with a South Jersey food bank received a generous donation to help fight childhood hunger in the area. 
Killing of 7-Year-Old Boy in Atlantic City 35 Years Ago Still Being Investigated
On January 14th, 1984, Gary's bludgeoned body was found on the 100 block of North California Avenue in a abandoned lot just two blocks from his home. -
Jersey Reflections: Early, Notable Vinelander
Cornelius Bowman Campbell shared the friendship of founder Charles K. Landis. 
Cumberland Co. Prosecutor's Office Investigating Arrest That Left Man with Head Injury
A police officer in the Cumberland County community is under investigation after a recent arrest left a man in critical condition. 
Cherry Hill Police, FBI Search for Missing Sculpture Created by Famous Artist
Authorities in Cherry Hill need help finding a sculpture by a famous artist that went missing back in November. 
Armed Home Invasion Suspects Sought by Franklin Twp. Police
Police in Franklin Township are investigating an armed home invasion that happened on Sunday, January 13th, at around 9:40 p.m. 
New Jersey State Police Seek Man Suspected of Armed Robbery in Cumberland County
The pictured suspect brandished a firearm and stole cash, a wallet, and two cell phones from the victim before leaving the area on foot. 
Life Sentences: Finding Spring in Winter
We are having unseasonably mild weather as I write this, and I’m enjoying it even though I’ve decided to stay indoors. 
On the Ave: 2019, A Look Ahead
What does the new year have in store for The Ave? 
Mayoral Musings: Protecting the Census
If you’re anything like me, especially around the holidays as you follow the events coming out of Washington D.C., you find yourself trying to avoid looking at the mess for too long, because it just makes you feel bad or angry or worried. 
New Brewery Opens in Vineland
Officials with Downtown Vineland welcome another franchise to the community, one that already has plans for expansion. 
Food Pantry Offers Assistance to Those Struggling in Atlantic County During Shutdown
Officials with the food pantry offer nonperishable food items to families experience hardship due to loss of income. 
Big Cats Romp Around in Snow at Cohanzick Zoo
Some of the big cats over at the Cohanzick Zoo in Bridgeton, including leopard sisters Shuri and Nakia, spent the day running, rolling, and playing in all the snow. 
Special Olympics New Jersey Polar Bear Plunge Raises More Than $250,000
Before the snowy weather came through, thousands made their way to the Jersey Shore to plunge into the Atlantic Ocean for a good cause. Sports Betting Helps Revenues Rise for Atlantic City Casinos in 2018
For the less than six months that sports betting was legal last year, it generated just over $94 million in revenue for casinos and tracks. 
New Cape May County Correctional Facility Opens
Cape May County's new jail is up and running. -
New Jersey SNAP Recipients to Receive February Benefits Early
Recipients who received a SNAP benefit in January and were scheduled to receive the benefit again in February will receive them on Saturday, January 19th, on their Families First Card. -
This State University to Defer Tuition Payments for Coast Guard Students During Shutdown
In response to the partial government shutdown, officials with a New Jersey university are deferring tuition payments for Coast Guard students who are currently affected by it. 
1774 Edition of Historic Newspaper Found at Camden County Goodwill
A piece of American history has been discovered at a Goodwill store in Camden County. 
Cumberland County Officials Warn of Fake Utility Personnel Visiting Homes
Officials in Cumberland County are reminding residents to beware of fraudulent utility scams. 
Hostages Unharmed, Armed Man Apprehended in Logan Township UPS Facility Hostage Incident
Prosecutors say an armed man burst into a United Parcel Service facility in Gloucester County and took two female workers hostage before officers stormed in and resolved the ordeal. 
President Trump Approves Funding for New Jersey Coastal Heritage Trail
An historic 300-mile coastal trail that runs through some of New Jersey's most scenic areas will once again be eligible for federal funding. 
American Red Cross Issues Emergency Call for Blood and Platelet Donors
The American Red Cross has issued an emergency call for blood and platelet donors to prevent a blood shortage from continuing throughout the winter and impacting patient care. 
Inspira's Mullica Hill Hospital On Track to Open in 2019
The medical center will be approximately 467,000 square feet, sitting on a 100 acre parcel of land allowing for additional growth and services over time. 
Special Olympics NJ Polar Bear Plunge to Be Held This Saturday
Hopefully, the snowy weather will hold off long enough for some brave souls to take the plunge in Wildwood this weekend. -
Gloucester Co. Chamber of Commerce Holds Annual State of the County Event
More than 350 decision makers from throughout South Jersey gathered at the event in Glassboro to hear the current state of the local economy, business community, and what's to come in 2019. 
Anime Fans Head to KotoriCon to Celebrate Japanese Animation and Culture
Hundreds of anime fans will be making their way into Gloucester County this weekend for a fun-filled event just for them. 
New Mike Trout Nikes Represent a Piece of Millville History
The cleat is made to look like a P-47 Thunderbolt, one of the best fighter planes of its time. 
Camden County Offering Flu Shots Through February
Flu season is in full swing here in South Jersey, and officials in Camden County are reminding everyone in the community that it's not too late to get your flu shot. 
South Jersey Preps for Weekend Snow Storm
Many South Jersey offices of emergency management and public works crews are preparing for the weekend storm. 
Free Tuition Now Available for Camden County College Students
Students in one South Jersey county are now able to go to college for free. 
State Tax Amnesty Program Ends Next Week
Time is almost up for those who may still owe on their state taxes to pay with no penalties. 
'Not Even Once' Drug Program Implemented at E.H.T. High School
An Atlantic County police department is helping high school students understand why it's so important to avoid using drugs, as they will learn many drug abusers say they wish they never tried the substances, Not Even Once. 
Lawyer Requests State to Investigate Referees' Treatment of Buena Wrestler
On Wednesday, January 9th, Buena Regional officials abruptly canceled their home match after lawyer Dominic Speziali says a referee said that Johnson would not be allowed to compete without a covering for his dreadlocks. 
Cape May County Set to Release Real Time Flood Risk Mapping System
The first GIS based flood modeling program in the state of New Jersey will now help those in Cape May County, detect potential danger for area flooding – in near real time. 
Salem Community College Hosts 20th Annual Kids Inquiry Conference
Kids in Salem County got to explore the world of science in a fun creative way. 
Cape May County, NJ Health Officials Warn Citizens of Potential Rabies Exposure
Officials from the county and state health departments, as well the New Jersey Department of Agriculture, are currently addressing all issues related to this case. 
OceanFirst Bank Offering Mortgage Relief Program for Those Affected by Partial Government Shutdown
An area bank is lending a helping hand to those affected by the partial government shutdown. 
Owner of Ocean Resort Sells Casino to Outside Company
The property formerly known as Revel is being acquired by an outside company that is expected to make a major investment into it. 
Borgata to Grow Sports Betting Facility with $11 Million Project
Officials with the Borgata say work will begin next week on an $11 million project to expand their sports book and integrate it with what casino officials call a Destination Bar. 
Washington Township P.D. Investigate Armed Home Invasion in Sewell
Authorities in Washington Township are investigating an armed home invasion that happened last night. 
Virtua Nurse Welcomed as N.J. Nurses New President
The New Jersey State Nurses Association (NJSNA) welcomed Kate Gillespie, RN, MBA, NE-BC, as its 47th president on New Year’s Day. 
Glassboro Intermediate and High Schools Donate $600 to Sidney Kimmel Cancer Center – Washington Township
Two Glassboro schools recently presented a combined donation of $600 to the Kennedy Health Care Foundation for the Sidney Kimmel Cancer Center – Washington Township. 
Stockton University Researches Shipwreck in Port Republic
Stockton University faculty and students are on the cusp of a unique discovery that sits right beneath a South Jersey bridge. 
Nonprofit Helps Coast Guard Families During Government Shutdown
Over the last few weeks members of the community along with the Jersey Cape Military Spouses Club have come together to help support those in need. 
Diversity is the Goal for this Year's Atlantic City Women's March
This year's Women's March will honor Fannie Lou Hamer, who stood up against Jim Crow laws at the Democratic Party Convention held in Atlantic City 55 years ago. 
Caesars Entertainment Celebrates National Law Enforcement Appreciation Day
Communities across South Jersey are celebrating a special day for local law enforcement. Caesars Entertainment held their third annual Hero Appreciation Day event. 
Van Drew Introduces Legislation to Fund Coast Guard While Partial Shutdown Continues
The Coast Guard is the only service of the United States Armed Forces that remains unfunded until Congress and the president come to an agreement to reopen the government. 
Mazzeo, Armato Looking for Answers from NJ Transit on the Atlantic City Rail Line
Some South Jersey lawmakers are demanding answers from New Jersey Transit when it comes to the continued closure of the Atlantic City Rail Line (ACRL). 
Atlantic City Electric Provides Energy Assistance to Help Financially Strapped Customers this Winter
The payment assistance program provides relief on gas and electric bills for households that are experiencing a temporary financial crisis. 
Miss New Jersey Competition to Relocate to Atlantic City
The Miss New Jersey pageant will be moving to Atlantic City for the next two years. The pageant had previously been held in Ocean City. 
Washington Twp. Police Say Washington Lake Park Burglary may be Felony Lane Gang
Police in Washington Township say the burglary and theft of a vehicle at Washington Lake Park match the same MO of an organized theft ring of criminals referred to as the Felony Lane Gang. 
Monroe Township P.D. Mourns the Death of Retired K-9 Kita
A local police department is mourning the loss of a beloved police K-9. 
Illusionist Jason Bishop to Perform at Rowan University to Support CASA
Illusionist Jason Bishop will perform at Rowan University’s Pfleeger Concert Hall, presented by Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA) of Camden County. 
First NJ Child Death Confirmed from Flu Season
State health officials are urging everyone to get their flu shots following confirmation of the first child death in New Jersey associated with the flu season. 
Holocaust Witness Shares Story with Millville High School Students
Students from Millville High School reflected on a very important time in history by hearing from a Holocaust witness. 
Middle Township P.D. Holds 'Cops and Coffee' Event
Members of one South Jersey community got the chance to enjoy a cup of joe with the men and women who work to keep them safe. -
Cape May County Correctional Facility Gets Finishing Touches to Open Soon
Cape May County officials and members of the Department of Corrections have been waiting quite some time for the new Cape May County Correctional Facility to be completed. 
NJSP Report Reveals Reduction in Fatal Motor Vehicle Accidents Last Year
A report released by the New Jersey State Police shows the number of fatalities from motor vehicle accidents was down in 2018. 
Expert Shares Information on Trauma, Substance Abuse in Atlantic County
An expert in trauma and substance abuse treatment expert, stopped by the Recovery Centers of America Lighthouse facility in Mays Landing to provide free continuing education training to local therapists, counselors, probation officers, and social workers. -
Code Blue Declared in Cumberland County
With temperatures expected to plummet later this week, officials in Cumberland County have declared a Code Blue. 
Eat Clean Organization, Inspira Health Dispense Healthy Meals to Residents
Eat Clean Organization is a food preparation service that specializes in 100 percent gluten-free whole foods and is based in Galloway Township. 
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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PATCO to Celebrate 50th Anniversary with New Tickets
PATCO to Celebrate 50th Anniversary with New Tickets
PATCO's general manager says the logo will be on tickets valid for one-way or round trip rides from stations on the Lindenwold-to-Philadelphia line.The logo will be on tickets valid for one-way or round-trip rides from stations on the Lindenwold-to-Philadelphia line.South Jersey Prepares for Weekend Winter Storm
South Jersey Prepares for Weekend Winter Storm
South Jersey is bracing for another blast of winter making its way into the area this weekend.South Jersey is bracing for another blast of winter making its way into the area this weekend.South Jersey Wineries Bring Home 21 Medals in Wine Competition
South Jersey Wineries Bring Home 21 Medals in Wine Competition
Members of the Southern New Jersey's Outer Coastal Plain Vineyard Association brought home 21 medals from the San Francisco Chronicle Wine Competition.Members of the Southern New Jersey's Outer Coastal Plain Vineyard Association brought home 21 medals from the San Francisco Chronicle Wine Competition.Murphy, State Lawmakers Agree to Minimum Wage Increase in N.J.
Murphy, State Lawmakers Agree to Minimum Wage Increase in N.J.
State lawmakers have made a deal to raise New Jersey's minimum wage up to $15 an hour.State lawmakers have made a deal to raise New Jersey's minimum wage up to $15 an hour.Virtua, Food Bank of South Jersey Team Up to Help Families During Government Shutdown
Virtua, Food Bank of South Jersey Team Up to Help Families During Government Shutdown
A South Jersey health system is stepping up to the plate to help feed families affected by this shutdown.A South Jersey health system is stepping up to the plate to help feed families affected by this shutdown.
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Federal Employees Rally for an End to Government Shutdown
Federal Employees Rally for an End to Government Shutdown
On Monday, the New Jersey state AFL-CIO brought together legislators from South Jersey to speak with dozens of federal employees being affected by the partial federal government shutdown that is now a month old.On Monday, the New Jersey state AFL-CIO brought together legislators from South Jersey to speak with dozens of federal employees being affected by the partial federal government shutdown that is now a month old.Stockton University, Community Members Participate in MLK Day of Service
Stockton University, Community Members Participate in MLK Day of Service
Officials say giving back is a great way to bring everyone in the community together and they hope today's service activities will encourage everyone to continue to give.Officials say giving back is a great way to bring everyone in the community together and they hope today's service activities will encourage everyone to continue to give.Kids Listen to Funny Farm Rescue's Book 'Chucky the Miracle Dog' at Hamilton Mall
Kids Listen to Funny Farm Rescue's Book 'Chucky the Miracle Dog' at Hamilton Mall
Kids in the area got to hear the real-life story of an inspiring South Jersey pup that touched the lives of many.Kids in the area got to hear the real-life story of an inspiring South Jersey pup that touched the lives of many.Atlantic City Officials, Residents Honor Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
Atlantic City Officials, Residents Honor Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
Monday, January 21st is Martin Luther King Jr. Day and communities throughout South Jersey spent the day honoring his legacy.Monday, January 21st is Martin Luther King Jr. Day and communities throughout South Jersey spent the day honoring his legacy.Atlantic City Women's March Kicks Off Saturday Morning
Atlantic City Women's March Kicks Off Saturday Morning
Millions of women are expected to take to the streets throughout the country this weekend for the 2019 Women's March.Millions of women are expected to take to the streets throughout the country this weekend for the 2019 Women's March.
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(Update) Man Arrested in Camden Fatal Shooting
(Update) Man Arrested in Camden Fatal Shooting
Rashaad Allen was charged with first degree Murder on January 20, 2019, according to Camden County Prosecutor Mary Eva Colalillo and Camden County Police Chief Scott Thomson.Rashaad Allen was charged with first degree Murder on January 20, 2019, according to Camden County Prosecutor Mary Eva Colalillo and Camden County Police Chief Scott Thomson.Cooper University Health Care, U.S. Army Agree to Trauma Training Partnership
Cooper University Health Care, U.S. Army Agree to Trauma Training Partnership
Cooper University Health Care recently entered into an agreement with the United States Army to provide advanced surgical trauma training to the Army’s Elite Forward Resuscitation Surgical Team.Cooper University Health Care recently entered into an agreement with the United States Army to provide advanced surgical trauma training to the Army’s Elite Forward Resuscitation Surgical Team.Food Bank of South Jersey to Help Those in Need of Food During Government Shutdown
Food Bank of South Jersey to Help Those in Need of Food During Government Shutdown
Officials with the Food Bank, and their network of more than 150 agencies, stand ready to meet the challenges and provide food to all those affected by the shutdown.Officials with the Food Bank, and their network of more than 150 agencies, stand ready to meet the challenges and provide food to all those affected by the shutdown.Camden Man Dies of Multiple Gunshot Wounds, Police Investigate
Camden Man Dies of Multiple Gunshot Wounds, Police Investigate
Law enforcement officials in Camden County are investigating a deadly shooting that happened earlier this week.Law enforcement officials in Camden County are investigating a deadly shooting that happened earlier this week.Local College Develops Program to Combat Opioid Epidemic
Local College Develops Program to Combat Opioid Epidemic
Recovery specialists will be responding to all four health systems in Camden County to provide peer counseling to someone who has been medically cleared from an overdose.Recovery specialists will be responding to all four health systems in Camden County to provide peer counseling to someone who has been medically cleared from an overdose.
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Cape Regional Urgent Care Waiving Co-Pays, Deductibles for Federal Employees and Immediate Family
Cape Regional Urgent Care Waiving Co-Pays, Deductibles for Federal Employees and Immediate Family
A South Jersey urgent care center is offering relief for those not getting paid during the government shutdown.A South Jersey urgent care center is offering relief for those not getting paid during the government shutdown.U.S. Army Specialist Surprises Younger Brother at Middle Township Elementary School
U.S. Army Specialist Surprises Younger Brother at Middle Township Elementary School
A local third-grade student got the surprise of a lifetime when his brother came back from service.A local third-grade student got the surprise of a lifetime when his brother came back from service.Atlantic Ocean Classic All Breed Dog Show Returns to Wildwoods Convention Center this Weekend
Atlantic Ocean Classic All Breed Dog Show Returns to Wildwoods Convention Center this Weekend
Wildwood has officially gone to the dogs.Wildwood has officially gone to the dogs.Sturdy Savings Bank Offering Assistance to Those Affected by Federal Shutdown
Sturdy Savings Bank Offering Assistance to Those Affected by Federal Shutdown
A bank based in Cape May County wants to lend a helping hand to customers who are being affected by the government shutdown.A bank based in Cape May County wants to lend a helping hand to customers who are being affected by the government shutdown.North Wildwood Implements Snow Removal Program for Elderly and Disabled Residents
North Wildwood Implements Snow Removal Program for Elderly and Disabled Residents
When there’s snow on the ground, many seniors are stuck inside, but in North Wildwood city officials and volunteers are working to take care of their formerly snowed-in residents.When there’s snow on the ground, many seniors are stuck inside, but in North Wildwood city officials and volunteers are working to take care of their formerly snowed-in residents.
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Phillie Phanatic's 'Best Friend' Inducted into All Sports Museum's Hall of Fame in Bridgeton
Phillie Phanatic's 'Best Friend' Inducted into All Sports Museum's Hall of Fame in Bridgeton
The man behind a beloved Philadelphia mascot has earned his spot in the Hall of Fame at a South Jersey sports museum.The man behind a beloved Philadelphia mascot has earned his spot in the Hall of Fame at a South Jersey sports museum.CCC Students Wrap Books for Cara McCollum Birthday Book Project
CCC Students Wrap Books for Cara McCollum Birthday Book Project
Martin Luther King Jr. Day is on Monday, January 21st, and volunteers in Cumberland County are getting a head start in giving back in his honor.Martin Luther King, Jr. Day is on Monday, January 21st, and volunteers in Cumberland County are getting a head start in giving back in his honor.Vineland Officials and Business Leaders Gather for 'State of the City' Meeting
Vineland Officials and Business Leaders Gather for 'State of the City' Meeting
Local officials and business leaders in Vineland gathered Thursday to discuss the current state of the city.Local officials and business leaders in Vineland gathered Thursday to discuss the current state of the city.RKB Wealth Management, Cumberland Co. Habitat for Humanity Partner to Fight Inter-Generational Poverty
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.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.Luciano Center Awarded Sustainable and Eco-Friendly Business Certification
Luciano Center Awarded Sustainable and Eco-Friendly Business Certification
A South Jersey college was recognized Wednesday for its environmental efforts.A South Jersey college was recognized Wednesday for its environmental efforts.
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Robins' Nest Partners with County, State Officials to Help Families on MLK Day
Robins' Nest Partners with County, State Officials to Help Families on MLK Day
Officials say Dr. King committed his life to serving others and Monday's event is just a small way keep his legacy alive.Officials say Dr. King committed his life to serving others and Monday's event is just a small way keep his legacy alive.Williamstown Man Wins $1 Million from Scratch-Off Ticket
Williamstown Man Wins $1 Million from Scratch-Off Ticket
A last-minute decision turned into one big surprise for a lucky man in Gloucester County.A last-minute decision turned into one big surprise for a lucky man in Gloucester County.Lunar Eclipse Viewing Party Canceled at Rowan University Due to Weather
Lunar Eclipse Viewing Party Canceled at Rowan University Due to Weather
Officials say the low temperatures and predicted cloud cover will make it difficult to see the lunar eclipse.Officials say the low temperatures and predicted cloud cover will make it difficult to see the lunar eclipse.Gloucester Chamber Honors Members Dedicated to the Community
Gloucester Chamber Honors Members Dedicated to the Community
The awards banquet is scheduled to be held Thursday, February 28 at the Estates of Monroe in Williamstown, NJ.The awards banquet is scheduled to be held Thursday, February 28 at the Estates of Monroe in Williamstown, NJ.Rowan to Host Lunar Eclipse Viewing Party
Rowan to Host Lunar Eclipse Viewing Party
Officials with a South Jersey university are giving members of the community the opportunity to experience something out of this world.Officials with a South Jersey university are giving members of the community the opportunity to experience something out of this world.
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Salem Community College Hosts 20th Annual Kids Inquiry Conference
Salem Community College Hosts 20th Annual Kids Inquiry Conference
Kids in Salem County got to explore the world of science in a fun creative way.Kids in Salem County got to explore the world of science in a fun creative way.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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Kids Listen to Funny Farm Rescue's Book 'Chucky the Miracle Dog' at Hamilton Mall
Kids in the area got to hear the real-life story of an inspiring South Jersey pup that touched the lives of many. -
Federal Employees Rally for an End to Government Shutdown
On Monday, the New Jersey state AFL-CIO brought together legislators from South Jersey to speak with dozens of federal employees being affected by the partial federal government shutdown that is now a month old. -
(Update) Man Arrested in Camden Fatal Shooting
Rashaad Allen was charged with first degree Murder on January 20, 2019, according to Camden County Prosecutor Mary Eva Colalillo and Camden County Police Chief Scott Thomson. -
Phillie Phanatic's 'Best Friend' Inducted into All Sports Museum's Hall of Fame in Bridgeton
The man behind a beloved Philadelphia mascot has earned his spot in the Hall of Fame at a South Jersey sports museum. -
Late Estell Manor Firefighter Honored by Son with Tribute Flight
An unbreakable bond between a father and a son could be seen flying high over an Atlantic County community Wednesday night. -
Williamstown Man Wins $1 Million from Scratch-Off Ticket
A last-minute decision turned into one big surprise for a lucky man in Gloucester County. -
North Wildwood Implements Snow Removal Program for Elderly and Disabled Residents
When there’s snow on the ground, many seniors are stuck inside, but in North Wildwood city officials and volunteers are working to take care of their formerly snowed-in residents. -
U.S. Army Specialist Surprises Younger Brother at Middle Township Elementary School
A local third-grade student got the surprise of a lifetime when his brother came back from service. -
Atlantic City Officials, Residents Honor Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
Monday, January 21st is Martin Luther King Jr. Day and communities throughout South Jersey spent the day honoring his legacy. -
'Not Even Once' Drug Program Implemented at E.H.T. High School
An Atlantic County police department is helping high school students understand why it's so important to avoid using drugs, as they will learn many drug abusers say they wish they never tried the substances, Not Even Once.
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