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N.J. football Preseason Top 20: Ranking the best teams ahead of Week 0, 2024
The 2024 high school football season kicks off Thursday at the Battle at the Beach at Ocean City. It will end sometime in late November or early December at Rutgers or MetLife with the last state championship game. If you purchase a product or register for an account through a...
Don’t miss out: NJ changes some rules for newest ANCHOR rebates
💲 Applicants will face additional ID verification. 💲 Double check whether your payment should be automatic this year. Notices are about to hit millions of mailboxes throughout New Jersey, to get the ball rolling on another round of property tax relief. Many residents likely won't have to do...
This NJ town has one of the hottest real estate markets in the country, survey finds
The real estate market is booming in New Jersey, and one community about an hour outside of New York City is garnering a lot of attention in particular from potential buyers — so much attention that it is now among the hottest markets in the country. Just 37 miles...
NJ father of 7 drowns while saving kids at Delaware Water Gap
LAKEWOOD — A father of seven who drowned at the Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area Monday is the second Ocean County resident this summer to die in the river. Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area spokeswoman Kathleen Sandt said rescue teams were dispatched around 1:45 p.m. for the report of a 39-year-old Lakewood man drowned near Bushkill Access in Pennsylvania.
Delco nonprofit helps teachers fill classrooms with school supplies
FOLCROFT, Pa. (CBS) – The first day of school is less than a week away for some school districts in Delaware County. One nonprofit is helping teachers get their classrooms ready before students arrive.Teachers' Teammates operates a 3,000-square-foot warehouse in Folcroft that contains just about everything an educator needs to supply a classroom, including folders, crayons, notebooks and backpacks. The nonprofit's founder and executive director, Raelyn Harman, is in charge of getting those supplies into teachers' hands."We have 150 orders in the pipeline that we're trying to get out as quickly as possible because school is starting," Harman said.Teachers who...
Board tables mining appeal over road safety concerns raised by community voices
CECIL COUNTY — The Cecil County Board of Appeals voted late Monday night to table an appeal by York Building Products to mine sand and gravel on a plot of land outside of Perryville, citing concerns over how the mine would transport its product and its impact on road safety on a road with a single-lane underpass. York’s appeal, which was passed by the Planning Commission in a meeting held last week, asked for a special exception to be granted to conduct mining operations on...
Woman at NJ zoo taunted tigers and bears, oh my, cops say
BRIDGETON — A woman caught on video taunting a Bengal tiger at the Cohanzick Zoo is now facing criminal charges. Bridgeton police posted security video of a woman who climbed a fence along a walkway outside an enclosure housing Rishi and Mahesha, the Cohanzick Zoo's two Bengal tigers. She...
Vineland Mayor Fanucci announces re-election bid
Anthony Fanucci on Tuesday announced his intentions to run for a third term as mayor of Vineland. The mayor of Vineland is a nonpartisan office, but Fanucci is a Republican who endorsed Republican Senate nominee Curtis Bashaw. Fanucci has served since 2017 as mayor of Vineland, Cumberland County’s largest municipality and the 26th-most populous municipality in the state.
Walmart faces class-action lawsuit after shopper finds ‘automatic price increases’ at checkout & ‘deceptive’ rollbacks
WALMART has been hit with a class-action lawsuit by a customer who alleges the store upcharged her on essential products when she went to checkout. Quina Myers embarked on a shopping trip in February to purchase food and baby products, but she was met with a rude awakening when she arrived at the register. Myers […]
McClements: What the Phish festival meant to me
A quarter-mile from the Phish festival named "Mondegreen" outside The Woodlands in Dover: I am surrounded by green, riveting trees; clear, blue waves of sky like an ocean; and the thundering hiss of cars rolling by on Del. 1 and U.S. 13. I am inside the shadows of my maroon tent.
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