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Bordentown City Cats Urgently Seeking Barn or Farm Placement for Displaced Kitties
BORDENTOWN CITY, NJ — While local animal rescue Bordentown City Cats (BCC) is known for finding homes for adoptable cats and kittens, the group is asking for the public's help with a special case in which volunteers say cats are in danger of losing their lives. BCC is urgently seeking a barn, farm or garden center that is willing to take in a number of community cats in Bordentown Township who have recently lost their feeder and property.CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR THE FREE TAPINTO.NET NEWSLETTER BCC's Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR) program has been working for several years to trap...
GoFundMe launched on behalf of mother who was killed in three-vehicle crash in Hatboro
A GoFundMe campaign has been launched on behalf of Gabrielle Sims, a mother who was killed in a three-vehicle crash on Friday, August 23 in Hatboro. Sims, a nurse, was a passenger in one of the vehicles, Philly Burbs reported. The driver, a 31-year-old man, died at the scene. Sims died later at the hospital, police said.
Transformer fire at The Fairway in Jenkintown, businesses temporarily closed
A dispatcher with the Abington Township Police Department confirmed that a transformer fire at The Fairway shopping center in Jenkintown Borough occurred at 3:06pm on Monday, August 26. According to the dispatcher, PECO crews are currently servicing the damage. The township has not been notified of a timeline for power...
Community Programs for September 2024 at the Princeton Public Library
The Princeton Public Library announces a series of community programs for September. Highlights include a book club discussion on ‘The Frozen River’ on September 12th, a storytelling workshop with Dr. Ada Cheng on September 19th, and a blood drive on September 24th. Additional events include a painting class on September 25th and the monthly Writer’s Club meeting on September 27th. These events offer opportunities for community engagement and personal development. All programs are open to the public, with some requiring prior registration.
Opera Philadelphia cuts all tickets to $11 in ‘pick your price’ model, hoping to widen audience
Opera Philadelphia is lowering all tickets to $11 under new general director Anthony Roth Costanzo, establishing a “pick your price” model aimed at widening the company’s audience. Costanzo announced Tuesday the company has raised $7 million since June 1 when he replaced David Devan, who retired after...
As Wealth Migrates, Philadelphia Loses Income While Collar Counties Fluctuate
As residents continue flocking to the suburbs, Philadelphia lost the most wealth in total income from 2021 to 2022 in Pennsylvania, while Chester County is among the top gainers, writes Kyle Nguyen and Ryan Mulligan for the Philadelphia Business Journal. The latest data from the IRS and U.S. Census Bureau...
Springside Chestnut Hill Academy’s Student Business Venture Wins Teamwork Award at Global Competition
Springside Chestnut Hill Academy (SCH) seniors Charlie Greenberg, Alex Topping, and Andrew Blum took a teamwork award for their student business RENTR at TYE Globals a Global Entrepreneurship competition. Three Springside Chestnut Hill Academy seniors won the teamwork award at TYE Globals, a global entrepreneurship competition, with their RENTR business...
Lansdale council approves downtown zoning update
A new zoning map that could change the shape of Lansdale’s downtown is now on the books. Council voted unanimously last Wednesday night to approve a new downtown business overlay district, after plenty of questions from residents about what it could mean for them. “This is an attempt to...
Pa. man found guilty after hitting victim on the head 8 times with a hammer
WILLIAMSPORT — A man caught on video striking another one on the head eight times with a hammer has been acquitted of attempted criminal homicide but found guilty on other counts including aggravated assault. A Lycoming County jury returned the verdict Monday evening in the case, which both Assistant...
Who are top girls soccer defenders to watch across the state in 2024?
Regular season action can start up this week and NJ Advance Media is featuring the top playmakers who are back in 2024. This list includes players from every part of New Jersey, highlighting returning stars and featuring defenders with a chance to really break out this season. Click through the...
NJ trails legal cannabis states when it comes to this missing piece
TRENTON — Over two years since recreational use sales launched, New Jersey is nearly alone as a state to legalize marijuana while not allowing any home cultivation, in any case. As of August 2024, there were 24 states that have legalized recreational cannabis. Personal cultivation was also allowed in...
New Jersey’s Debbie Harry still owns the stage at 79
July 1st of this year Debbie Harry turned 79 years old. There is nothing in her DNA that will stop her from performing the best in rock and roll. She has a drive, and talent that is unmatched by younger musicians. Debbie Harry could care less what her birth age...
We Know TGI Fridays Closed Some New Jersey Locations, Will There Be More
This is a bit of a surprise for me, I'm not sure why. It shouldn't be surprising. Several TGI Fridays are closing in New Jersey. We have the most Fridays closing in New Jersey more than any other state in the US. TGI Fridays confirmed that they would be closing...
2 New Jersey farmers markets make Top 5 in poll
🍅 An online poll to vote for America's top farmers markets has closed. 🍅 In the Northeast, two New Jersey farmers markets made the top five. What is your favorite farmers market in New Jersey?. Voting in America’s Farmers Market Celebration online poll ended Thursday afternoon with a...
Popular NJ supermarket will stop selling cigarettes
🚬 A popular grocery chain will stop selling tobacco products permanently. 🚬 The goal is to help customers and staff make better health choices. As of Aug. 31, Stop & Shop will stop selling all cigarettes and tobacco products at its 360 stores. The grocery chain announced it...
The Heat Is On In The Garden State!
We all know we still have some heat to come before the summer season ends. The case in point will be tomorrow, on Wednesday. We could see heat advisories posted for a good portion of the Garden State. It looks like the good news is that this blast of heat will only last 24 hours, but tomorrow (Wednesday) could be a hot one.
Teen, boy carjack, rob multiple people at gunpoint, Philly police say
A teenager and a boy – who could be as young as the age of 10 – carjacked and robbed multiple people at gunpoint throughout Philadelphia over the span of nearly a week, police said. The first incident occurred on Aug. 16 at 9:50 p.m. A man was...
Van Drew intervenes as electric bills skyrocket in South Jersey
This has been the summer of surprises for many residents who live in South Jersey. Throughout the summer, people have been shocked by the increase in their electric bills. In some cases, people have seen an increase of double, triple, and even quadruple the amount they paid just a year ago.
New Jersey flags at half staff for Congressman Bill Pascrell
NEW YORK -- New Jersey flags will fly at half staff Tuesday in honor of Congressman Bill Pascrell, as his remembrance services get underway.His visitation will be held from 3 p.m. to 8 p.m. at St. John the Baptist Cathedral in Paterson. The funeral will take place at 11 a.m. Wednesday. Pascrell's final resting place will be at Holy Sepulchre Cemetery and Mausoleum in Totowa. The longtime congressman died last week at the age of 87. "A lifetime dedicated to our great nation"Pascrell's family announced his death Wednesday on social media. His cause of death was not immediately released, though it followed a...
Federal authorities ask for help from public in search for fugitive accused of killing pregnant girlfriend 3 years ago
Three and a half years after Dianna Brice, a young pregnant mother, was found dead in Southwest Philadelphia, federal authorities are still looking for her boyfriend, Justin Smith, who is suspected of her murder.
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