South Jersey Week in Review
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Stockton University Supporting its Esports Athletic Club
Stockton University takes competitive gaming to the next level with a new campus club sport. 
Local Healthcare Center Performs Live Nativity Scene for Residents
Officials say the event is a great way to get residents and the community excited about the holidays. 
Portion of Brigantine Beach Renamed After Frank LoBiondo
On the afternoon of Friday, December 14th, officials in Brigantine held a special ceremony to rename a portion of the beach in LoBiondo's honor. 
NJMP Brings Warmth, Holiday Cheers to Children in Cumberland County
Christmas came a little early for kids in Cumberland County. 
Unique 'Boxx 4 Tots' Toy Drive Needs Donations
The holidays are often the time for indulgence, but what if you could burn some calories to keep those pounds away and contribute to a great cause at the same time? 
Honda of Turnersville Hosts 6th Annual Holiday Party for Children and Teens
The fun-filled holiday-themed event included tasty treats, yummy food, holiday music, and games. 
Tropicana, Santa Claus Surprise Moviegoers with Gifts
Moviegoers at the Tropicana got a special surprise on Thursday. 
Chris Christie Takes Himself Out of Running to Be Trump's Chief of Staff
Former Governor Chris Christie says that he is not interested in serving as President Donald Trump’s Chief of Staff. 
Norcross Announces $4.8 Million in Funding for Two South Jersey Health Centers
Two South Jersey health centers have received federal funding to continue providing access to quality healthcare in the area. 
Atlantic County Confirms Fourth Case of Rabies
Health officials in Atlantic County have confirmed a fourth case of rabies for 2018. 
'The Ball' Draws Hundreds in Support of Inspira Health Network
More than 350 attendees recently celebrated 35 years of The Ball at the Crystal Tea Room in Philadelphia. 
Campbell Soup Company Brings Holiday Cheer to Camden Residents
Campbell Soup Company officials were able to give back to over 250 Camden residents who came out for this special event. 
Local Roofing Business Awards 11th Annual Roof Giveaway to Veteran
The season of giving has sparked the owners of a local business to give back to a well-deserving military veteran with a big surprise, as he has been struggling with health issues. 
Camden County to Use Microgrid to Protect Residents from Power Outages
Officials say the microgrid will help better protect Camden residents from power outages in the event of storms, flooding, or other emergencies. 
OceanFirst Foundation Donates $15,000 to the Boys and Girls Club of Atlantic City
A local bank is showing its support to youth in the area by helping to make sure they reach their full potential. 
Bayada Home Health Care Founder to Donate $20 Million to Employees
Bayada Home Health Care employees received a big surprise for the holidays this year. 
No Date in Sight for Atlantic City Rail Line Reopening
New Jersey Transit officials are offering no set date for the resuming of service on the Atlantic City Rail Line. 
State Police Search for Suspect in Cell Tower Burglaries
New Jersey State Police are asking for the public's help identifying a man suspected of burglarizing multiple cell towers in Salem County. 
Joseph Lacroce Foundation Delivers Gifts and Donates $143,000 to Virtua Foundation
A local foundation helped spread holiday cheer to young patients in the area. 
Mayor Gilliam a No-Show at City Council Meeting
Atlantic City Mayor Frank Gilliam failed to show up to his first City Council meeting since his home was raided by federal agents earlier this month. 
5th Annual Tree of Hope Celebrating Hope and Recovery
After the success of last two years’ event, the Southwest Council again hosted, for the 5th year in a row, its annual Tree of Hope Coffeehouse. 
New Recycling Rules Announced By ACUA Creates Concern for Residents
ACUA officials will now only accept recyclables #1 and #2. They previously accepted numbers 1 through 7. 
Shiloh Borough Wins Trophy for Highest Voter Turnout in Cumberland County
To increase voter turnout for this year's midterm elections, officials in Cumberland County put together a friendly competition to see which community could get the most people to show up to the polls. 
Glassboro Police Looking for Man in Connection with Stolen Wallet
Police in Glassboro need help identifying the man seen on surveillance video. 
All Aboard the Santa Express
For 25 years, the Cape May Seashore Line has been offering Christmas lovers a unique experience that easily rivals the polar express. 
Parents Select Christmas Gifts for Children at Santa's Workshop
On Wednesday, December 12th, officials with Robins' Nest Inc. continued with day two of their annual Santa's Workshop event at their headquarters in Glassboro. 
Deptford Township P.D. Search for Suspects in Deptford Mall Assault
Police in Gloucester County are investigating an assault that took place in the Deptford Mall parking lot on Friday, December 7th. 
Museum of Cape May County Features Rare, Historic Musical Display
If you enjoy both history and music, then the Museum of Cape May County has the right display for you. 
New Jersey Sports Betting Market Earns Nearly $1 Billion in Profits
Gamblers helped to bring the state's sports betting revenue up to $928 million since it began in mid-June. 
NJBPU to Hold Public Meetings on Crafting of Offshore Wind Strategic Plan
New Jersey is a national leader in offshore wind, has scheduled three public meetings for offshore wind stakeholders and members of the public to provide their input. 
80 Years of WSNJ: The 1930s...
The 1930s is when WSNJ first signed on the air and began its 80-year journey. 
Atlantic City Mayor, Councilman Enter Pleas in Brawl Involvement
The case involves criminal assault and harassment complaints signed by staff members of the Golden Nugget where the incident happened. 
South Jersey Gas, Emergency Responders Simulate Natural Gas Leak in Millville
It was all hands-on deck during an important drill that only comes a few times a year in South Jersey. 
Celebrate National Poinsettia Day by Learning More About the Holiday Symbol
Whether you call them "POIN-SETTAS" or "POIN-SETT-IAS", these flowers are found all over the place during the holiday season. 
Students, Police Officers All Winners at Annual Holiday Basketball Game
Officials say the friendly competition is a great way get students in the holiday spirit while giving them a chance to bond with the officers. 
Community Walgreens Pharmacy Opens in Camden
A new pharmacy has opened at Rutgers University-Camden making it easier and more convenient for students and residents to access their much-needed prescriptions. 
Monroe Township Police Search for Vehicle in Hit and Run Crash
Police in Monroe Township are asking for the public's help in locating a vehicle involved in a recent hit and run crash. 
Atlantic City Executive Council Meets to Discuss Priorities for City
Atlantic City Mayor Frank Gilliam attended a meeting of the Atlantic City Executive Council with Lieutenant Governor Sheila Oliver. 
Atlantic County Utilities Authority Announces Changes to Recycling Program
Residents urged to review new accepted Items list. 
Christmas Tree Prices Rising Throughout the United States
Is the price of a holiday staple on the rise? A new study from the Chamber of Commerce seems to think so. 
Here Is Santa Claus
A recipe for the season: Santa and his elves...and trains, too. Richland has them all. 
Experts Warn Adults About Dangerous Toys
With Christmas coming around the corner, experts continue to warn adults about the dangers of toys still being sold on shelves in most major retail stores. 
South Jersey ShopRite Hosts Celebrity Chef's Book-Signing Event
Food stations featuring Bastianich's signature pasta dishes were set up throughout the store along with Zallie's own Italian holiday cookies. 
Nonprofit Receives More than $115K to Upgrade Emergency Shelter
Improvements will be coming to an emergency homeless shelter in Glassboro thanks to a state grant. 
New Affordable Housing Unit in Camden County Breaks Ground
Brand new affordable housing will soon be available in Gibbsboro. 
Bill Bottino Cancer Foundation Donates $120,00 to Help Fight Cancer
The Bill Bottino Cancer Foundation donated $120,000 to two area cancer organizations. 
Watch the 2018 Atlantic City Christmas Parade
We here at SNJ Today want to thank those of you who came out to support our Atlantic City Christmas Parade over the weekend. 
Camden County Boy's Wishes Come True Courtesy of Macy's Believe Campaign
The big surprise was revealed in front of about a hundred guests at the Cherry Hill Mall, including several Wish alumni who have had their wishes granted. 
2,700 Wreaths Placed in Remembrance of Those Who Served
The Gloucester County Veterans Memorial Cemetery was the site of the ninth annual Wreaths for Remembrance ceremony on Saturday, Dec. 8 in honor of all those who lost their lives serving the country. 
Healthcare Open Enrollment Period in N.J. Nears Deadline
There are just five days left to enroll in health insurance in New Jersey. 
U.S. Coast Guard Rescues Commercial Fishing Boat Crew
The United States Coast Guard came to the rescue of a commercial fishing boat crew that was forced to abandon ship after it caught fire off the coast of Cape May. 
Camden Police Investigating Fatal Shooting of Homeless Man
Police in Camden are not only looking for the person who shot and killed a homeless man, but they're also looking for a reason why. 
AtlantiCare Holds Wrap-up Event For 3rd Annual No-Shave November
Wednesday evening, November 28th, AtlantiCare held its wrap-up event for its 3rd annual No-Shave November “Heroes of Hair” campaign at Hidden Sands Brewing Co. in Egg Harbor Township. 
Christmas Comes to the Atlantic City Boardwalk
SNJ Today's Nor'easter Nick and Michelle Dawn Mooney are very excited to be hosting this year's Atlantic City Boardwalk Christmas parade Saturday December 8th at 3pm on the Atlantic City Boardwalk. 
Local Christmas Tree Farm Brings Santa's Workshop to Galloway
A new holiday attraction has made its way to Galloway. What was once just a tree farm, many are now calling the ultimate winter wonderland. 
'Battleship New Jersey' Honors Fallen Soldiers from Pearl Harbor Attack
Friday, December 7th, marks the 77th anniversary of the Pearl Harbor attack that brings generations of veterans and families together to reflect on an important day in history. 
Northfield Nursing and Rehab Center Honors Veterans with New Wing
In honor of Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day, officials with a nursing and rehabilitation center in Atlantic County held an event to officially open a new wing dedicated to local veterans. 
Gateway Regional High School Holds Career Day for Students
Students at a local high school got to hear about a variety of different jobs from the experts who do them. 
Glendora Fire Company Receives Drone to Help in Emergency Calls
A fire department in Camden County has a new piece of equipment to help keep the community safe. 
Inspira Health Network’s John DiAngelo Honored as a 'Most Admired CEO'
DiAngelo is the only South Jersey health care CEO recognized on this regional list. 
LoBiondo Co-Leads Bipartisan Letter Opposing Seismic Airgun Testing Off South Jersey
The retiring congressman also joins New Jersey delegation efforts to prevent action. 
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Cumberland and Salem Counties Announces Annual Car Raffle Winner
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Cumberland & Salem Counties (BBBS) is pleased to recognize the winner of their 2018 Annual All American Car Raffle, Thomas Konya of Nazareth, Pennsylvania. 
'Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over' Campaign Begins Tonight
Local and state police will conduct saturation patrols and sobriety checkpoints looking for motorists who may be driving while intoxicated. 
CASA to Hold First-Ever Open House this Weekend
This weekend, a local non-profit will be hosting a fun holiday-themed event to raise awareness about the work that they do to help kids in the community. 
Atlantic City Firefighter Injured While Fighting House Fire
According to Breaking AC, firefighter Shaun Moore was injured after falling through a hole on the second floor of a home while working to get the fire under control. 
Washington Township Police Search for Alleged Bank Robber
Police in Washington Township are asking for the public's help identifying a man wanted for allegedly robbing a bank earlier Thursday morning. 
Stockton Receives State Grant to Establish College Bound Program at A.C. Campus
Stockton University has been awarded a state grant to establish a College Bound Program based at the new Atlantic City campus starting in early 2019. 
Code Blue Declared in Cumberland County
A Code Blue was declared by County Emergency Management officials for the evenings of Friday, December 7th, and Saturday, December 8th. 
Inspira Woodbury Named Top General Hospital by Leapfrog Group
Inspira Medical Center Woodbury was named a Top General Hospital by The Leapfrog Group for the second time in three years. 
Rowan Research: Greenland Ice Sheet Melt 'Off the Charts' Compared with Past Four Centuries
The study, led by Luke Trusel, a glaciologist at Rowan University’s School of Earth & Environment, provides new evidence of the impacts of climate change on Arctic melting and global sea level rise. 
Stockton to Offer Discounted Tuition for Summer 2019 Courses
Undergraduate students will again be able to get a discounted tuition rate from Stockton University for summer 2019 courses. 
Rutgers–Camden Law Student Wins Prestigious Skadden Fellowship
Haddon Heights resident Joanna Gardner, a third-year student at Rutgers Law School in Camden, has been awarded a highly competitive Skadden Fellowship to pursue the practice of public interest law on a full-time basis after graduation. 
Our Lady of Lourdes Staff Gives Back to Homeless Community Through Eco-Conscious Mission
Medical staff at Our Lady of Lourdes hospital in Camden enforces a way to be green while also giving back to the community. 
School's 'Giving Tree' Provides Holiday Cheer for Students at Home
Teachers and staff at Estell Manor School have already started filling their hallways and bulletin boards with tinsel and stockings. 
Miss America Officials Continue to Revoke Licenses of Revolting States
The targeted states have 10 days to appeal to Miss America's executive committee. 
N.J. Attorney General, DEP Commissioner Announce Lawsuits to Protect Against Polluters
New Jersey's top law enforcement officials are fighting back against polluters in minority and low-income communities. 
LEAP Academy Charter School Students Inducted into Rutgers Scholarship Program
It was a big day for a local charter school as hundreds of inner-city students were inducted into a college scholarship program. 
International Culture and Food Celebration Held at RCGC
The event was designed to help promote understanding and communication about different cultures. 
Minimum Wage Bill Introduced in New Jersey State Assembly
A new bill introduced to the State Assembly is New Jersey lawmaker's answer to the cry to raise the minimum wage to $15 an hour. 
Rutgers–Camden Senior and Sewell Resident Designs New Logo for New Jersey Women Vote
Ariel Adels recalls that, ever since she was young, she has enjoyed doing just about anything art-related: “painting, drawing, photography, whatever I could get my hands into.” 
Winners Announced for 2018 First Responders Grant Program
Several South Jersey police and fire departments have received some much-needed funding. 
State Judge: Alexander DeJesus to Remain in Jail Until Trial
A state judge has ruled that a Philadelphia man charged in the ambush shooting of two undercover Camden Police Detectives over the summer will remain in jail until his trial. 
Infant Ibuprofen Products Voluntarily Recalled by Tris Pharma
Tris Pharma issued the recall stating that some of the products potentially have higher concentrations of ibuprofen, a drug commonly used to treat pain and fevers. 
Bridgeton's Feast of Our Lady of Guadalupe Schedule 2018
Here is the schedule for the Masses and events that will be held for the celebration of the Feast of Our Lady of Guadalupe. 
South Jersey Restaurants Sought for New Food Network Series
The production company behind Cake Boss, Cajun Aces, Fixer Upper, and other hit shows — High Noon Entertainment — is looking for restaurants in the South Jersey area to feature in a new Food Network series. 
Operation Walk, AtlantiCare Give Patients Free Hip Replacements
AtlantiCare Regional Medical Center is the only healthcare organization in New Jersey participating in Operation Walk USA 2018, partnering to give three patients free hip replacements. 
New Jersey Conference on Tourism Begins at Hard Rock
Officials say tourism plays a vital role in the state and they hope this event will help continue to move the industry forward. 
Atlantic County Student Teaching Fitness Class to Help Give Back
Each year, Highland Academy in Absecon requires their students to do a charity project during the holiday season. -
Virtua Announces Minimum Wage Increase for All Employees in 2019
Yet another health system in our area has announced it will be drastically raising its minimum wage in 2019. 
Family, Friends, Politicians Remember George H. W. Bush
Today the nation remembered the nation's 41st president, George H.W. Bush. 
Coast Guard Act Honoring LoBiondo Becomes Law
LoBiondo says this new legislation will allow the Coast Guard to continue their outstanding work and he is honored to have been able to serve them in Congress. 
Construction Begins on New Education Center at Salem Community College
The new building will be larger and more conveniently located than the current one, allowing for more students to attend classes and further their interest in the glass-making skill. 
Volunteers Hope to Curb Parents' Grief with Angel Outfits
For the last eight months, women working with Heaven's Baby Angels have been creating and donating bereavement outfits for local hospitals around South Jersey. 
Greener Fields Together Holds Farming Seminar in Vineland
An event was held in Vineland to help bring the produce industry together to learn from each other. 
Local Brew to Raise Funds for California Wildfire Victims
Zed’s Beer in Marlton is one of a dozen taprooms and counting in South Jersey that will brew a recipe for Camp Fire Relief efforts. 
American Water Opens New HQ in Camden
It was a big day for the city of Camden. 
Ambassador Hughes Remembers Former President Bush
"I have so many fond memories of my service with the first President Bush," Hughes said. 
Atlantic City Police's 'Bearded Bunch' Raises $25,000 for AtlantiCare Foundation
No Shave November has come to an end and officers with the Atlantic City Police Department were finally able to see just how much their mustaches and beards went for. 
South Jersey's Largest Menorah in Vineland for Hanukkah Celebration
South Jersey's largest menorah is returning to downtown Vineland to celebrate Hanukkah. 
Tips for Tough (Holiday) Times
Vicky Tomlin, a local licensed mental health therapist, says that holidays can be tricky when there are stressors like financial strain, divorce, or family conflict. 
Rutgers–Camden Public Policy Expert Explains Economic Impact of Legal Marijuana
What will be the economic impact of legal cannabis and what can we learn from other states that have legalized its recreational use? 
Cooper's Poynt School Celebrates Opening of New Green Playground
Students in Camden now have a new "green" outdoor space they can play and learn in. 
Camden Mayor: Address Flooding Issues in City
Camden Mayor Frank Moran is calling on public safety officials and traffic experts to come up with solutions to flooding issues in the city. 
Students Take on National Handwashing Week Challenge
Coming at the height of flu season, National Handwashing Week helps kids and the adults around them learn the importance of washing their hands. 
FBI, IRS Raid Atlantic City Mayor Frank Gilliam's House
Federal authorities have raided the home of embattled Atlantic City Mayor Frank Gilliam. 
New Jersey Remembers Former President George H.W. Bush
Leaders throughout the state issued statements remembering the late president, including Governor Phil Murphy. 
Egg Harbor Township PAL Hosts 'Shop with a Cop' Event
Law enforcement officials throughout Atlantic County grabbed their shopping carts this weekend to bring holiday cheer to kids in need. 
Roller Skating Returns to Cape May Convention Hall
A beloved Cape May tradition is rolling back into the Cape May Convention Hall. 
Murphy Elected as Vice Chair of Democratic Governors Association
Governor Phil Murphy has been named the Vice Chairman of the Democratic Governors Association. -
Galloway Township Police Search for Information on Weekend Shooting
Police in Galloway Township are investigating a shooting that left one man injured over the weekend. 
Help for Families Coping with Overdose Loss this Holiday Season
The Camden County Freeholder Board is reminding families who have recently lost a loved one to an overdose that help is always available. 
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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South Jersey Week in Review
South Jersey Week in Review
Click on the headlines, video or photos below to read the full stories (and to see related SNJ Today News stories).Click on the headlines, video or photos below to read the full stories (and to see related SNJ Today News stories).Chris Christie Takes Himself Out of Running to Be Trump's Chief of Staff
Chris Christie Takes Himself Out of Running to Be Trump's Chief of Staff
Former Governor Chris Christie says that he is not interested in serving as President Donald Trump’s Chief of Staff.Former Governor Chris Christie says that he is not interested in serving as President Donald Trump’s Chief of Staff.Norcross Announces $4.8 Million in Funding for Two South Jersey Health Centers
Norcross Announces $4.8 Million in Funding for Two South Jersey Health Centers
Two South Jersey health centers have received federal funding to continue providing access to quality health care in the area.Two South Jersey health centers have received federal funding to continue providing access to quality healthcare in the area.Christmas Tree Prices Rising Throughout the United States
Christmas Tree Prices Rising Throughout the United States
Is the price of a holiday staple on the rise? A new study from the Chamber of Commerce seems to think so.Is the price of a holiday staple on the rise? A new study from the Chamber of Commerce seems to think so.Healthcare Open Enrollment Period in N.J. Nears Deadline
Healthcare Open Enrollment Period in N.J. Nears Deadline
There are just five days left to enroll in health insurance in New Jersey.There are just five days left to enroll in health insurance in New Jersey.
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Stockton University Supporting its Esports Athletic Club
Stockton University Supporting its Esports Athletic Club
Stockton University takes competitive gaming to the next level with a new campus club sport.Stockton University takes competitive gaming to the next level with a new campus club sport.Portion of Brigantine Beach Renamed After Frank LoBiondo
Portion of Brigantine Beach Renamed After Frank LoBiondo
On the afternoon of Friday, December 14th, officials in Brigantine held a special ceremony to rename a portion of the beach in LoBiondo's honor.On the afternoon of Friday, December 14th, officials in Brigantine held a special ceremony to rename a portion of the beach in LoBiondo's honor.Unique 'Boxx 4 Tots' Toy Drive Needs Donations
Unique 'Boxx 4 Tots' Toy Drive Needs Donations
The holidays are often the time for indulgence, but what if you could burn some calories to keep those pounds away and contribute to a great cause at the same time?The holidays are often the time for indulgence, but what if you could burn some calories to keep those pounds away and contribute to a great cause at the same time?Tropicana, Santa Claus Surprise Moviegoers with Gifts
Tropicana, Santa Claus Surprise Moviegoers with Gifts
Moviegoers at the Tropicana got a special surprise on Thursday.Moviegoers at the Tropicana got a special surprise on Thursday.Atlantic County Confirms Fourth Case of Rabies
Atlantic County Confirms Fourth Case of Rabies
Health officials in Atlantic County have confirmed a fourth case of rabies for 2018.Health officials in Atlantic County have confirmed a fourth case of rabies for 2018.
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Campbell Soup Company Brings Holiday Cheer to Camden Residents
Campbell Soup Company Brings Holiday Cheer to Camden Residents
Campbell Soup Company officials were able to give back to over 250 Camden residents who came out for this special event.Campbell Soup Company officials were able to give back to over 250 Camden residents who came out for this special event.Camden County to Use Microgrid to Protect Residents from Power Outages
Camden County to Use Microgrid to Protect Residents from Power Outages
Officials say the microgrid will help better protect Camden residents from power outages in the event of storms, flooding, or other emergencies.Officials say the microgrid will help better protect Camden residents from power outages in the event of storms, flooding, or other emergencies.Bayada Home Health Care Founder to Donate $20 Million to Employees
Bayada Home Health Care Founder to Donate $20 Million to Employees
Bayada Home Health Care employees received a big surprise for the holidays this year.Bayada Home Health Care employees received a big surprise for the holidays this year.Joseph Lacroce Foundation Delivers Gifts and Donates $143,000 to Virtua Foundation
Joseph Lacroce Foundation Delivers Gifts and Donates $143,000 to Virtua Foundation
A local foundation helped spread holiday cheer to young patients in the area.A local foundation helped spread holiday cheer to young patients in the area.Free Meter Parking in Camden During Holiday Season
Free Meter Parking in Camden During Holiday Season
Mayor Francisco “Frank” Moran, Camden Parking Authority Chairman Jose Martinez, and Camden Parking Authority Executive Director Willie Hunter would like to remind all Camden residents and visitors that there will be free meter parking throughoMayor Francisco “Frank” Moran, Camden Parking Authority Chairman Jose Martinez, and Camden Parking Authority Executive Director Willie Hunter would like to remind all Camden residents and visitors that there will be free meter parking througho
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Local Roofing Business Awards 11th Annual Roof Giveaway to Veteran
Local Roofing Business Awards 11th Annual Roof Giveaway to Veteran
The season of giving has sparked the owners of a local business to give back to a well-deserving military veteran with a big surprise, as he has been struggling with health issues.The season of giving has sparked the owners of a local business to give back to a well-deserving military veteran with a big surprise, as he has been struggling with health issues.Museum of Cape May County Features Rare, Historic Musical Display
Museum of Cape May County Features Rare, Historic Musical Display
If you enjoy both history and music, then the Museum of Cape May County has the right display for you.If you enjoy both history and music, then the Museum of Cape May County has the right display for you.U.S. Coast Guard Rescues Commercial Fishing Boat Crew
U.S. Coast Guard Rescues Commercial Fishing Boat Crew
The United States Coast Guard came to the rescue of a commercial fishing boat crew that was forced to abandon ship after it caught fire off the coast of Cape May.The United States Coast Guard came to the rescue of a commercial fishing boat crew that was forced to abandon ship after it caught fire off the coast of Cape May.Roller Skating Returns to Cape May Convention Hall
Roller Skating Returns to Cape May Convention Hall
A beloved Cape May tradition is rolling back into the Cape May Convention Hall.A beloved Cape May tradition is rolling back into the Cape May Convention Hall.44th Annual Shell Club Show August 10-12 in Stone Harbor
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.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.
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NJMP Brings Warmth, Holiday Cheers to Children in Cumberland County
NJMP Brings Warmth, Holiday Cheers to Children in Cumberland County
Christmas came a little early for kids in Cumberland County.Christmas came a little early for kids in Cumberland County.5th Annual Tree of Hope Celebrating Hope and Recovery
5th Annual Tree of Hope Celebrating Hope and Recovery
After the success of last two years’ event, the Southwest Council again hosted, for the 5th year in a row, its annual Tree of Hope Coffeehouse.After the success of last two years’ event, the Southwest Council again hosted, for the 5th year in a row, its annual Tree of Hope Coffeehouse.Shiloh Borough Wins Trophy for Highest Voter Turnout in Cumberland County
Shiloh Borough Wins Trophy for Highest Voter Turnout in Cumberland County
To increase voter turnout for this year's midterm elections, officials in Cumberland County put together a friendly competition to see which community could get the most people to show up to the polls.To increase voter turnout for this year's midterm elections, officials in Cumberland County put together a friendly competition to see which community could get the most people to show up to the polls.80 Years of WSNJ: The 1930s...
80 Years of WSNJ: The 1930s...
The 1930s is when WSNJ first signed on the air and began its 80-year journey.The 1930s is when WSNJ first signed on the air and began its 80-year journey.South Jersey Gas, Emergency Responders Simulate Natural Gas Leak in Millville
South Jersey Gas, Emergency Responders Simulate Natural Gas Leak in Millville
It was all hands-on deck during an important drill that only comes a few times a year in South Jersey.It was all hands-on deck during an important drill that only comes a few times a year in South Jersey.
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Local Healthcare Center Performs Live Nativity Scene for Residents
Local Healthcare Center Performs Live Nativity Scene for Residents
Officials say the event is a great way to get residents and the community excited about the holidays.Officials say the event is a great way to get residents and the community excited about the holidays.Honda of Turnersville Hosts 6th Annual Holiday Party for Children and Teens
Honda of Turnersville Hosts 6th Annual Holiday Party for Children and Teens
The fun-filled holiday-themed event included tasty treats, yummy food, holiday music, and games.The fun-filled holiday-themed event included tasty treats, yummy food, holiday music, and games.'The Ball' Draws Hundreds in Support of Inspira Health Network
'The Ball' Draws Hundreds in Support of Inspira Health Network
More than 350 attendees recently celebrated 35 years of The Ball at the Crystal Tea Room in Philadelphia.More than 350 attendees recently celebrated 35 years of The Ball at the Crystal Tea Room in Philadelphia.Glassboro Police Looking for Man in Connection with Stolen Wallet
Glassboro Police Looking for Man in Connection with Stolen Wallet
Police in Glassboro need help identifying the man seen on surveillance video.Police in Glassboro need help identifying the man seen on surveillance video.Parents Select Christmas Gifts for Children at Santa's Workshop
Parents Select Christmas Gifts for Children at Santa's Workshop
On Wednesday, December 12th, officials with Robins' Nest Inc. continued with day two of their annual Santa's Workshop event at their headquarters in Glassboro.On Wednesday, December 12th, officials with Robins' Nest Inc. continued with day two of their annual Santa's Workshop event at their headquarters in Glassboro.
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State Police Search for Suspect in Cell Tower Burglaries
State Police Search for Suspect in Cell Tower Burglaries
New Jersey State Police are asking for the public's help identifying a man suspected of burglarizing multiple cell towers in Salem County.New Jersey State Police are asking for the public's help identifying a man suspected of burglarizing multiple cell towers in Salem County.Construction Begins on New Education Center at Salem Community College
Construction Begins on New Education Center at Salem Community College
The new building will be larger and more conveniently located than the current one, allowing for more students to attend classes and further their interest in the glass-making skill.The new building will be larger and more conveniently located than the current one, allowing for more students to attend classes and further their interest in the glass-making skill.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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