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Homes at or under $400,000 in Salem County
Prospective homebuyers considering the real estate market had a range of options in various neighborhoods throughout the region between Aug. 5 and Aug. 11. In this article, we outline recent property sales in Salem County, all of which featured homes under $400,000. Below, we provide an overview of the top...
City Council Funds Program to Make Sure Camden Streetlights Doing the Job
CAMDEN – When the city’s streetlights in the Whitman Park section last year were inventoried in a pilot project, about 100 out of 250 needed replacing. Now the city wants every streetlight in the city checked, mapped and maintained in a digital database.CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR THE FREE TAPINTO.NET NEWSLETTER City Council on Tuesday voted to award nonprofit Hopeworks Camden – the vendor that conducted the Whitman Park pilot – $150,000 “to provide inventory of all working and non-working streetlights.” How many is that? Hopeworks did not know, and the city could not come up with an...
Pa. Meteorologist predicts another hurricane is coming to the East Coast region in the next couple of days
Aired; August 14th, 2024. Heading into the month of September, we are heading into the peak of hurricane season. The Central Pennsylvania region just experienced remnants of Hurricane Debbie in the past week. ABC 27’s Meteorologist Dan Tomaso, says hurricane season is roughly between August though September. “Most of...
State test scores show 33% proficiency in math, 40% ELA
This is a developing story. Check back for updates. Delaware’s state-wide test scores from the 2023-2024 school year were released Thursday, and while they are still very low, they did not get any worse than last year. That might not be saying much, as education experts across the state have been calling the low scores a “crisis” for multiple years ... Read More
Gubernatorial candidates discuss education, housing at inaugural Delaware Journalism Collaborative debate
DOVER -- The First State's six gubernatorial candidates discussed issues like affordable housing, education and climate resiliency during the Delaware Journalism Collaborative's ...
Phish Mondegreen Day 0: Cover-Heavy Soundcheck & ‘From The The Archives’ Feature Gold Galore
Phish‘s Mondegreen festival in Dover, Delaware opened its gates yesterday and welcomed fans from around the globe to The Woodlands. The band took the stage for a wild 45-minute soundcheck on Wednesday afternoon and then Phish archivist Kevin Shapiro spun mind-blowing gems “From The Archives” on The Bunny radio station.
West Whiteland Police Seeks Help Identifying Suspects in Kohl’s Store Theft
EXTON, PA — The West Whiteland Police Department is investigating a theft that occurred on August 2, 2024, at the Kohl’s store located at 229 W. Lincoln Highway. The incident took place at 7:25 PM in the Sephora section of the store. According to the police, a group...
SEPTA looking to hire skilled tradespeople among other open positions
SEPTA is looking to hire multiple skilled trade positions:. The full list of openings can be found here. Examples can be found in the flyer below:. |For all the latest news, follow us on Facebook or sign up for Glenside Local’s “Daily Buzz” newsletter here.
NJ Transit gives one week of free rides after summer of service failures
A little over a month after enacting a 15% fare hike to help plug budget holes, New Jersey’s statewide bus and rail agency is getting ready to offer customers a temporary, late-summer fare holiday. The New Jersey Transit fare holiday will run from Aug. 26 through Sept. 2, according...
Applied Industrial Acquires New Jersey, Ohio Distributors
Applied Industrial Technologies has acquired distributors in New Jersey and Ohio, the company announced Thursday. Total Machine Solutions will join Applied’s U.S. service center division, while Stanley Proctor will be incorporated into its fluid power business. TMS, based in Fairfield, New Jersey, is a distributor of bearings, drives, motors,...
Busy Five Below store in Mays Landing, NJ, appears to be moving
It appears that a busy discount retailer in Mays Landing will be moving soon. The good news is this store currently has a cramped parking lot that can best be described as "chaotic" even on the best of days and its new location will be much easier to navigate. The...
This Gal’s Not Happy With the Changes in Avalon NJ
Progress happens. Some people like it, some people don't. We found this woman on TikTok and she's not exactly pleased about what's happening in Avalon these days. WARNING: Ashley's got a bit of a potty mouth. @ashleytravels715 Heres the real deal aboit Avalon, NJ #avalonnj #shoobies #philadelphia #jerseyshore #avalonnewjersey #avalon...
NJ R&D Council honors pioneering contributions by Princeton researchers
The Research & Development Council of New Jersey has recognized four Princeton Engineering researchers for their pioneering contributions to innovation. Brian Kernighan won the Science & Technology Medal, the R&D Council’s highest honor, for his work on computer programming languages. Naveen Verma, Hongyang Jia and Hossein Valavi won an Edison Patent Award for their work on advanced computer hardware.
‘Boom parties’ agitating NJ residents — officials want Philadelphia’s help
⚫ New Jersey officials have sent a letter to the mayor of Philadelphia. ⚫ Parties across the Delaware River are wreaking havoc here. Residents of Burlington County are being tormented on a regular basis, and officials in New Jersey aren't exactly sure what to do about it. Several officials in...
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