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ATLANTIC CITY, NJ - When it comes to dining and entertainment, Resorts Casino Hotel works hard to deliver the ultimate customer experience in Atlantic City. And readers of Casino Player Magazine agree. The most legendary and historic casino in Atlantic City is proud to be acknowledged for those world-class experiences with 11 first-place awards in the 30th Annual 2025 Casino Player Best of Gaming Awards, including: Best Overall Service Best Italian: Capriccio Best Sushi: Mukashi Sushi Bar Best Breakfast: Breadsticks Cafe & Grill Best Pizza: Famiglia Pizza Best Romantic Restaurant: Capriccio Best Outdoor Dining: Landshark Bar & Grill Best Pool/Beach Bar: Landshark Bar & Grill Best Bartenders: Bar One Best Casino Cocktail Service Best Comedy Club: AC Jokes Two honors went to Resorts’ world-class Italian restaurant, Capriccio, as well as Landshark Bar & Grill, the biggest and best beach bar in Atlantic City. Casino Player Magazine, considered one of the... Read more →

The following information is preliminary and subject to change; updates will be provided as they become available. On 5/13/25 at 6:10 am, two adult males were stabbed by an unknown person and transported to a local hospital. Their conditions are unknown at this time. In addition, there is no motive or arrest. The investigation is ongoing with the East Detective Division. On 5/13/25 at 12:08 am, 15th District Officers responded to a radio call for a report of a male shot on the highway at 6800 Edmund Street. Responding officers immediately transported the 32-year-old male victim to Jefferson-Torresdale Hospital, suffering from a gunshot to his left leg. While en route to the hospital, the victim stated to responding officers that he knew of the male who shot him; however, he did not know the other 2 males who were with him. The offenders fled in a white colored vehicle, possibly... Read more →

On Sunday, May 11, 2025, at approximately 2:03 a.m., the Washington Township Police and Fire Departments responded to reports of a house fire and possible explosion at 13 Tranquility Court in Sewell, New Jersey. Upon arrival, first responders found the residence fully engulfed in flames. The Washington Township Fire Department, with assistance from neighboring fire departments, was able to bring the fire under control and extinguish it. During a search of the home, investigators discovered the bodies of two deceased individuals inside. A male, believed to be the tenant of the residence, was located in the living room with a handgun found near the body. His identity is pending official confirmation. The Gloucester County Medical Examiner has ruled his death a suicide caused by the fire. Also found was a female victim, whose identity is also pending official confirmation. She was located on a bed in a bedroom and had... Read more →

(CAMDEN and CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE, NJ) — Cooper University Health Care has announced the recipients of the 2025 Nurses of the Year Awards: Raymond Duma, BSN, RN, who works on a medical-surgical unit at Cooper University Hospital in Camden, and Yulia Schaffer, BSN, RN, CMC, CCRN, a critical care nurse at Cooper University Hospital Cape Regional in Cape May Court House. Raymond Duma received the William A. Schwartz, Jr. Nurse of the Year Award, named in honor of the late William A. Schwartz, a long-time member of Cooper’s Board of Trustees who dedicated significant time and talents to the organization. Schwartz was especially passionate about supporting Cooper nurses and their commitment to patient care. Yulia Schaffer was honored with the Charles and Barbara Dalrymple Nurse of the Year Award. This award was made possible through the generous proceeds of the annual 5K Run for Nurses, hosted by Sea Isle... Read more →

Mayor Cherelle L. Parker, Police Commissioner Kevin J. Bethel, along with members of the Parker administration, the PPD executive team, and leadership from the Fraternal Order of Police will host a graduation ceremony, March 13 at Temple University, Philadelphia, at 10 a.m., to welcome officers from Classes 408 and 409 into the Philadelphia Police Department. Class 408 Total of 38 graduating officers. Several officers have family who worked as law enforcement officers with the Philadelphia Police Department and other departments such as the NYPD, Jersey City PD, and Cheltenham Township PD Three officers have prior military experience, including one officer who began training with Academy Class 401 but was shortly thereafter deployed. Class 409 Total of 30 graduating officers. Six officers have prior military experience Class 409 is graduating a former PA State Trooper Both classes have officers that are second or third generation officers. Read more →

(Gloucester Township, NJ) – The Camden County Board of Commissioners are promoting its seasonal farmers’ market voucher program, as part of the continued effort to curb expenses for qualified seniors. From May to November, senior citizens who meet income guidelines and are above the age of 60 will be eligible for a grocery voucher to be used at participating farmers’ markets throughout Camden County. Each applicant who qualifies will receive a $40 voucher that can only be used to purchase locally grown fruit and vegetable products. “The summer voucher program is a lifeline to so many seniors here in Camden County,” said Commissioner Virginia Betteridge liaison to the Division of Senior Services. “No one should worry about being able to afford fresh, nutritious food and these vouchers allow us to alleviate some stress for our residents.” Farmers’ market locations include: Collingswood Farmers’ Market Saturdays from 8 a.m. – 12 p.m.... Read more →

Washington, DC -Today, Congressman Van Drew released the following statement in support of President Trump's executive order, signed today, which will tie what Medicare pays for prescription drugs to the lowest prices paid in other developed countries. "Today, President Trump took a bold step to lower prescription drug prices for Americans, and I fully support it," said Congressman Van Drew. "For far too long, American families have been stuck paying outrageous prices for the same drugs sold at a fraction of the cost in other countries. This has to change. In fact, I will be introducing the Fair Prescription Drug Prices for Americans Act in the coming days to build on the President's action. This bill will make it illegal for drug manufacturers to charge Medicare and privately insured Americans more than what they charge in other countries like Canada, the United Kingdom, or Japan. If they exceed that amount,... Read more →

by University of Nebraska-Lincoln Newswise — The election of Cardinal Robert Prevost to the pontificate is notable for the first pope to be a member of the Augustinian friars since 1447. This order, like the Dominicans, Franciscans, and Carmelites, requires vows of poverty, obedience, and chastity, and they are specially dedicated to caring for the poor, to preaching, and to mission work. The last Augustinian friar pope, Eugenius IV, angered political authorities by forbidding the enslavement of the natives of the Canary islands who converted to Christianity. This set the stage for the refusal of later popes to enslave native Americans. Leo XIV's priorities cannot be foreseen with certainty, but the likelihood that he will embody this tradition of pastoral attention to the disadvantaged is considerable. In a period of history in which powerful countries are showing little mercy for migrants, this will almost certainly have an important effect. That... Read more →

Program funds improvements to heavy truck routes on local roads (Trenton) – The Murphy Administration today announced $28.0 million in FY25 Local Freight Impact Fund grants that help counties and municipalities promote the safe movement of large truck traffic. “New Jersey’s seaports, airports, and rail yards are critical pieces of our regional and national economies, and Governor Murphy is committed to investing in infrastructure that ensures the safe and efficient movement of goods throughout our state,” NJDOT Commissioner Fran O’Connor said. “The Local Freight Impact Fund provides counties and municipalities with funding to make necessary improvements to local roads and bridges that carry commercial truck traffic so that our transportation system continues to support a strong state and regional economy for years to come.” The Local Freight Impact Fund is a competitive program that was created as part of the Transportation Trust Fund reauthorization in October 2016. NJDOT received 45... Read more →

Up to one foot of inundation above ground level expected in low-lying areas near shorelines and tidal waterways. * WHERE...In New Jersey, Gloucester, Camden and Northwestern Burlington. In Pennsylvania, Delaware, Philadelphia and Lower Bucks. * WHEN...From 1 AM to 6 AM EDT Wednesday. * IMPACTS...At this level, flooding begins on the most vulnerable roads along tidal waterways. Some partial or full road closures are possible. * ADDITIONAL DETAILS...Minor coastal flooding is forecast with the overnight high tides Wednesday night and Thursday night as well. Instructions If travel is required, allow extra time as some roads may be closed. Do not drive around barricades or through water of unknown depth. Take the necessary actions to protect flood-prone property. Read more →

The 151st running of the Kentucky Derby delivered all the drama horse racing fans expect from the “Run for the Roses.” Held on May 3, 2025, at Churchill Downs, the day was marked by overcast skies, a soaked track, and one of the most exciting finishes in recent memory. Sovereignty, a relatively unheralded bay colt trained by Bill Mott and owned by Godolphin, charged down the final stretch to upset favorite Journalism in a thrilling finish. While fans celebrated the underdog victory and Godolphin added a Kentucky Derby trophy to its prestigious collection, the win was soon mired in controversy. Junior Alvarado, Sovereignty’s jockey, was fined $62,000 and suspended for two days after exceeding the Horseracing Integrity and Safety Authority’s (HISA) limits on whip use. According to HISA rules, jockeys are limited to six strikes during a race. Alvarado, under pressure in the stretch, used his whip eight times, triggering... Read more →

N 601 W. Browning Road, Bellmawr BELLMAWR, NJ (May 12, 2025)(CNBNews)-A large and unruly crowd of juveniles and young adults forced the abrupt closure of the beloved annual St. Joachim Carnival on Saturday, May 10, around 8:50 PM. This vibrant celebration, typically held in the expansive parking lot of the church at 601 W. Browning Road, has been a community tradition and a significant fundraiser for the parish over the decades. According to Bellmawr Police Chief William Perna, an estimated crowd of over 200 people began to gather at around 8:30 PM, drawn in by the sounds of laughter, music, and carnival games. By 9:30 PM, that number had swelled to more than 400 individuals, creating a chaotic scene. Despite police requests for them to disperse, the crowd disregarded the authority, racing back and forth through the carnival grounds, spilling into nearby residential properties and businesses, and obstructing traffic on... Read more →

Trenton N.J. (May 12, 2025) — Best Friends Animal Society, a leading national animal welfare organization working to end the killing of dogs and cats in America’s shelters, released new data indicating New Jersey is on the cusp of achieving no-kill* with 89.5% of cats and dogs in shelters statewide saved in 2024—only 1,700 more pets need to be saved for New Jersey to achieve no-kill.   Of the 70 animal shelters in New Jersey, 52 maintained or reached no-kill in 2024 and an additional 13 shelters have fewer than 100 animals to save achieve this lifesaving milestone. Nearly 95% of the pets dying unnecessarily in New Jersey shelters are cats. New Jersey can achieve no-kill with the passage of Compassion for Community Cats Act (A3635, S261), which would remove unnecessary barriers that cost communities and taxpayers excessive resources to operate trap-neuter-vaccinate-return programs (TNVR) to manage outdoor cat populations. The bill would... Read more →

GLASSBORO, NJ – Junior Elaina Corson scored 10 goals to set a new single-game school record as #23 Rowan defeated WestConn, 20-5, in the second round of the 2025 NCAA Division III Women's Lacrosse Championship. The Profs will now move on to the Round of 16 and face Wesleyan (CT) on Saturday, May 17 at 2:30 p.m. at Colby (Waterville, ME). Rowan (16-3), which is making its first NCAA appearance since 2018, also set a program mark for most goals scored in an NCAA Championship game, and the fewest goals allowed. The Profs have also set the school mark for wins in a season. Corson broke the mark of nine goals which was accomplished twice by Profs' players, with the last time coming in 2013 (Becca Wood vs. Catholic). Alexis Lowry scored three goals and Calista Burke and Molly Green had two each for the Profs. Trish Gillen posted a... Read more →

(Legislative District 4, New Jersey) – Senator Anthony M. Bucco (LD-25), Republican Leader in the New Jersey Senate, and Assemblyman John DiMaio (LD-23), Assembly Minority Leader, have officially endorsed Amanda Esposito and Gerard “Jerry” McManus in their campaign for New Jersey General Assembly in the 4th Legislative District. The endorsement from two of New Jersey’s top Republican leaders underscores the growing statewide momentum behind the Esposito & McManus team. Rooted in AMERICA FIRST principles, their platform focuses on reforming the state’s broken school funding formula, defending parental rights, supporting NJ DOGE (Department of Government Efficiency) initiatives, and fostering a more business- and resident-friendly Legislative District 4. Esposito & McManus have taken a firm stance on public safety, pledging to keep New Jersey a “No Sanctuary State,” and making law and order a top priority across all ten municipalities in the district, which spans three counties. Assembly candidate Amanda Esposito expressed... Read more →

Sports betting has become more than just a numbers game. As its popularity has surged across the globe, it has blended with traditional sports fandom to create a new kind of culture. Today’s sports bettors aren’t just placing wagers and waiting for outcomes—they’re crafting personalized game day rituals that add excitement, superstition, and routine to their betting experience. These rituals go far beyond picking teams or checking odds. From wearing lucky jerseys to preparing specific snacks, bettors are engaging in pre-game and in-game habits that reflect their passion for both the sport and the betting process. But why are these rituals becoming so common, and what do they mean for the sports betting experience? Why Bettors Create Rituals Psychological Anchoring At the core of many rituals is the desire for control. In sports betting, where outcomes are uncertain, routines give bettors a sense of stability. By doing the same thing... Read more →

Finding natural and effective sleep aids has long been a struggle for those suffering from chronic pain and insomnia, yet traditional medications often come with side effects like grogginess or dependency risks that leave many searching for alternatives. Enter CBD gummies: tasty, convenient, and non-habit forming solutions which have quickly gained in popularity among those desperate for restful slumber. But why have these chewy supplements become a go-to remedy for pain-related insomnia? The key lies in their interactions with the body, ease of use, and growing scientific backing - three elements which make these chewy supplements trusted solutions among many in need of relief from chronic pain-related insomnia. Science Behind CBD and Sleep: How Cannabidiol Affects Restfulness CBD (cannabidiol) is a compound derived from hemp that interacts with our bodies' endocannabinoid system (ECS), an intricate cell signaling network responsible for sleep, pain, and mood regulation. Unlike THC, however, CBD doesn't... Read more →

In the early hours of Monday, May 12, 2025, at approximately 12:26 AM, the Gloucester Township Police Department responded to a serious motor vehicle collision involving two vehicles at the intersection of Blackwood Clementon Road and Peters Lane. Upon arrival, officers discovered both vehicles with significant damage resulting from the collision. Each vehicle was occupied by a single driver, and both drivers sustained injuries due to the impact. Emergency medical assistance was promptly provided by first responders from the Gloucester Township Police Department, Pine Hill Police Department, Inspira Basic Life Support, Virtua Paramedics, and the Blenheim Fire Company (Station 83). Both injured drivers were transported to a nearby hospital for further evaluation and treatment. A preliminary investigation by the Gloucester Township Police Department's Serious Crash Investigation Team (SCIT) revealed that one of the vehicles involved failed to maintain its lane, crossing into oncoming traffic and causing a head-on collision. Given... Read more →

Camden County is making historic investments in its infrastructure. The board of commissioners announced May 8 the kickoff of a $161 million program aimed at fixing county roads, bridges, stormwater drainage and more over the next two years. That investment includes more than $81 million in improvements set for this year (with several major projects underway) – and more than $80 million of projects that will break ground in 2026. Officials noted that Camden County is one of the oldest regions in the state – with many needs throughout its 228 miles. Al Dyer, Camden County commissioner and liaison to Department of Public Works, said this investment underscores a commitment to maintain and preserve the county’s more than 1,200 lane miles of road. “It will be a tremendous enhancement for drivers, pedestrians, and business owners throughout the region,” said Dyer. “Over the next two years, residents will see the reconstruction... Read more →

Sandra (Sandy) J. Albrecht age 72, passed into the arms of her Savior on May 7, 2025. Sandy was a long-time member of Audubon United Methodist Church and will be greatly missed there. She is survived by her older sister, Judy Armstrong of Fishers Indiana and her younger sister, Nancy Givler of Bellevue Nebraska, as well as many cousins, nieces and nephews. She was predeceased by her parents John & Norma Albrecht of Audubon NJ as well as sisters Carol O’Brien of Willingboro NJ, and Florence Sowders of Maple Shade NJ, and brother Bruce Albrecht of Houston TX. A Memorial service will be held for Sandy at Audubon United Methodist Church, 314 W Graisbury Ave, Audubon NJ 08106 at 4 PM on Wednesday, May 21, 2025. Arrangements by the FOSTER-WARNE FUNERAL HOME, Audubon and Collingswood, NJ. Read more →

DEMDACO Recalls Maril Brand Scented Candles Due to Laceration and Fire Hazards Igloo Expands Recall of 90 Qt. Rolling Coolers Due to Fingertip Amputation and Crushing Hazards; Total Recalled Now Nearly 1.2 Million Xylolin Peg Doll Toy Sets Recalled Due to Risk of Serious Injury or Death from Choking Hazard; Violation of Federal Regulations for Toys; Sold Exclusively on Amazon.com by Babywants Recalls can be viewed at www.cpsc.gov. Read more →

By John Stanford This month, the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services will begin meeting with patients who use the 15 drugs it selected for the second round of Medicare price "negotiations" -- including weight-loss treatment Wegovy. CMS will use these discussions to inform the lower prices it'll set for the medicines. What CMS won't address is the growing list of drugs that'll never be developed as a result of government price-setting. It's been less than three years since the Inflation Reduction Act authorized the price negotiation program. Already, several companies have cited the law as a reason for pulling the plug on research programs and treatments for cancer, psychiatric disorders, and other serious conditions. Nearly 50 research programs and 24 drugs have been discontinued since the law was enacted. Thankfully, President Trump just signed an executive order calling on Congress to roll back the Inflation Reduction Act's most damaging... Read more →

South Jersey Gas will be working on Berlin Cross Keys Road in Berlin Borough from Monday, May 12 to Thursday, May 15 from 7 p.m. to 7 a.m. There will be a partial road closure southbound between Olympic Drive and Oakland Avenue. Camden County will be working on Tom Wells Road in Chesilhurst from Monday, May 12 to Friday, May 16 from 7:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. There will be a full road closure between Evelyn B. Morine Boulevard and 3rd Avenue. PSE&G will be working on River Road in Pennsauken from Monday, May 12 to Friday, May 16 from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. There will be a full road closure between Browning Road and 36th Street. PSE&G will be working on Broadway in Camden on Monday, May 12 from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. There will be a partial road closure westbound between Viola and Jasper streets. “Motorists... Read more →

GLOUCESTER CITY, NJ (May 11, 2025)(CNBNews)---Former Gloucester City Mayor Robert S. Bevan BRIAN MORRELL Acting City Administrator and Police Chief (CNBNews file photo) (Independent) released a statement on Monday, May 11, 2025, calling for the end of Gloucester City's part-time City Administrator role and for the position to be filled with a full-time administrator. Bevan stated that the city administrator position was created in 1987 when the Independent Party held the majority. Due to the sudden departure of City Administrator Jack Lipsett, Police Chief Brian Morrell was appointed as the temporary city administrator by former City Mayor Daniel Spencer, five years ago, at the end of December 2020. Lipsett was named administrator in 2008. Bevan stated, "The position of City Administrator was adopted by the Mayor and Council in 1987. This was the key to making one person responsible and accountable for the quality of services provided by all city... Read more →

GREAT WORK! U.S. Customs and Border Protection officers in the Baltimore Field Office, which consists of seaport inspection operations in Philadelphia, Wilmington, Del., Baltimore, and Norfolk, Va., recovered 250 stolen vehicle exports during fiscal year 2024, down about 27% from fiscal year 2023. The value of all recovered stolen vehicle exports was $9.6 million. (CBP Photos/Handouts) **** BALTIMORE – U.S. Customs and Border Protection officers in the Baltimore Field Office continue to combat transnational criminal organizations that profit on the international trade in stolen vehicles. CBP officers here intercepted 250 stolen vehicle exports during 2024, a 27% decrease from the 343 recoveries in 2023. Collectively, the recovered stolen vehicle exports were valued at $9.6 million. Nationally, CBP recovered 1,445 stolen vehicle exports, about a 9% increase over the 1,316 stolen vehicle exports that CBP officers recovered in 2023. Despite the recovery numbers increasing nationally, the regional and local recovery numbers... Read more →