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NJ might take away your favorite THC seltzer, delta-8 weed under new hemp bill
Two years after the first legal weed sales took place in New Jersey, a different cannabis market (but not too different) is at the center of yet another piece of complex legislation sitting on the governor's desk. It's cheap. It gets you high. It's available almost everywhere. And it's even more legal — and unregulated — than cannabis. ...
NJ beach weather and waves: Jersey Shore Report for Wed 7/24
MODERATE RISK OF RIP CURRENTS. Life-threatening rip currents are possible in the surf zone. 4 - 6 knots (Gust 10 knots) TODAY: SE winds around 5 kt. Seas 2 to 3 ft. Wave Detail: SE 3 ft at 6 seconds. Showers likely with scattered tstms until late afternoon, then scattered showers and tstms late. Vsby 1 to 3 NM until late afternoon.
New Jersey lottery player wins $4 million in Mega Millions. Here's where ticket was sold
A trip the market turned into one lucky New Jersey lottery player into a millionaire. The ticket sold in Monmouth County won $4 million by matching the five white balls in Tuesday's Mega Millions drawing and having the Megaplier option. The winning ticket was sold at the Laurel Market on Laurel Avenue in Hazlet Township, the New Jersey Lottery announced. ...
Tax holiday on back-to-school supplies is halted
New Jersey’s ‘annual sales tax holiday’ lasted just two years. While many families are readying for back-to-school shopping amid a period of stubborn inflation, New Jersey is no longer offering a tax break to ease the burden for students and parents gearing up for a new school year.
Public Outrage in New Jersey Over ‘Trashiest Towns’ List
I work hard to trying to shine the spotlight on the good sides of New Jersey. After all, there is constant bad publicity and jabs at the Garden State. The reality is that Jersey is a beautiful and diverse state with a lot to offer. While it might not be...
Columbia Bank Opens Branch in Camden
Columbia Bank has opened a new branch at 1 Market Street in Camden, NJ. Camden Mayor Victor G. Carstarphen; town Council members; Thomas J. Kemly, President and CEO of Columbia Bank; bank executives; local Camden non-profits; and others, shared in the celebrations at the July 19th ribbon cutting ceremony. The Camden branch is currently welcoming visitors, and the first 200 customers will receive an exclusive gift, while supplies last. “Columbia Bank has historically invested in branches because we know that communities appreciate a physical presence,” said Kemly. “Our teams are actively engaged in the community, and we...
Philly rapper’s murder trial starts with ‘guesswork’: ‘We have to have evidence’
The trial regarding the murder of rapper and Philadelphia, Pa., native, PnB Rock, has begun. However, the lawyer of one of the defendants is claiming how the trial has started off primarily with “guesswork.”. PnB Rock — whose real name was Rakim Hasheem Allen — was shot and killed...
College catch-up: Jo Armstrong works her way to starting status with Penn volleyball
Resume: In her senior season with the University of Pennsylvania volleyball team, 2020 Verona High School graduate Jo Armstrong played in 52 sets across 15 matches, starting all of those at setter. Armstrong led Penn with 441 assists and was fourth on the team with 92 digs. Armstrong appeared in a combined 14 matches in her sophomore and junior seasons. She graduated from the Ivy League university in the spring.
Celebrate National Tequila Day with Central Taco and Tequila
Today is National Tequila Day and if you’re looking for a place to grab a drink and a bite to eat, Central Taco and Tequila is the place to be!. Chef Dave Foster joined PHL17’s, Monica Cryan and Jimmy Marlow, in the kitchen to make some margaritas and tacos.
New GM at Rivers Casino
Rush Street Gaming announced that international gaming executive Susan Foster has been appointed general manager of Rivers Casino Philadelphia. “Having worked in various gaming jurisdictions in America and several other countries, I’m both an advocate for and an example of the tremendous opportunities casino gaming provides,” Foster said. “I’m very excited to be back in Pennsylvania at such a dynamic property.”
Fairmount residents on edge after another round of car break-ins
There is a lot of frustration from people living in Philadelphia's Fairmount neighborhood after finding their cars damaged, again. There is one car after another with shattered windows up and down 22nd Street near Fairmount Avenue. Police said the vandals struck early Tuesday morning and in many cases nothing was...
Local marching band to perform in nation’s oldest Thanksgiving Day parade
The Leake County High School marching band has been invited to perform in the country’s oldest Thanksgiving Day Parade. That event is the Dunkin’ Thanksgiving Day Parade in Philadelphia, PA. This year will be the 105th edition of the parade, which has aired on WPVI-TV (6ABC) since 1966.
Three New Jersey Breweries Win Awards For Best Brews In the United States
For years, I have been telling people that some of the best craft beer anywhere in the United States can be found in New Jersey. Just in Cape May County, there are 11 Craft Breweries and Hammonton has three of their own too. Earlier this year, 18 Craft Brewing Companies...
Horsham-Based Penn Mutual Life Sells Philadelphia’s Largest and Oldest Securities Brokerage
Horsham-based Penn Mutual Life Insurance sells Philadelphia’s largest and oldest securities brokerage Janney Montgomery Scott. Horsham-based Penn Mutual Life Insurance has sold Philadelphia’s largest and oldest securities brokerage Janney Montgomery Scott to the private equity investment firm KKR, writes Joseph N. DiStefano for The Philadelphia Inquirer. Janney was...
Mosquito Spraying Through Camden County on Thursday
Early Thursday morning, the Mosquito Control Commission will be in the community spraying and surveilling areas throughout Camden County. Commissioner Jeff Nash, liaison to the Camden County Mosquito Commission, talked about being cognizant of standing water. “It’s important for homeowners to check their yard and get rid any standing water...
Mother and son from N.J. admit lying about cheap equipment they sold to U.S. military
A mother and son from New Jersey have both pleaded guilty to federal charges stemming from the sale of cheap parts for military equipment to the U.S. Department of Defense. Linda Mika, 73, of Jackson, pleaded guilty on Tuesday to conspiracy to commit wire fraud, the U.S. Attorney’s Office District of New Jersey said in a news release. Kenneth Mika, 53, of Ewing, pleaded guilty to same charge last month.
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