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Facing natural disasters, some lawmakers look to make oil companies pay for the damage
Vermont is the first state trying a new approach to climate policy: charging fossil fuel companies money to cover the damages caused by natural disasters worsened by climate change. Other states could be close behind. New York lawmakers passed their own measure in June, though it’s unclear if Democratic Gov. Kathy Hochul will sign the […]
Trio Of $10K Mega Millions Winners Sold In North Jersey: Here's Where
Three $10,000 Mega Millions tickets were sold in New Jersey between Monday, Aug. 19 and Sunday, Aug. 25. All three tickets were from the Tuesday, Aug. 20 drawing. They were sold at the following locations:. The Rivermart on River Road in Edgewater. Mercadon Market on Springdale Avenue in East Orange.
Wawa fan in NJ goes viral collecting every possible receipt number
There’s this old cliche of an answer for mountain climbers asked why they climbed a dangerous, treacherous mountain. Sometimes it’s just as simple as a challenge. Even if the challenge is one only you yourself understand. Maybe for a certain New Jersey guy collecting every Wawa order receipt number 0 through 999 was his mountain.
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We’re just three days away from the crowd-moving plays and the pad-crunching hits. That’s right – N.J. high school football is right around the corner. This season, NJ.com will be broadcasting two Games of the Week — live — and free with a subscription every weekend.
NJ teen struck by boat propeller at Jersey Shore dies
NEW JERSEY - A New Jersey woman trying to board a boat from a raft over the weekend was killed when she was struck by the propeller, police said Monday. Zeina Mahafzah, 18, of Wayne, NJ, was in a raft being pulled by a boat Sunday afternoon in Sunset Park when she tried to get into the vessel, New Jersey State Police said in a statement. An investigation is underway.
Game-changing tool launched in NJ for youth mental health
Mental health concerns among youth can escalate when families don't have enough knowledge or power to reach out for help. A tool launched statewide by a New Jersey-based nonprofit aims to make it easier for parents and guardians to navigate through what can be a complicated mental health system. "We...
Celebrity Cake Artist Closing New Jersey Bakery
It was a huge hit on TLC for 15 seasons. The reality show "Cake Boss" featured cake artist Buddy Valastro and his family running Carlo's Bakery in Hoboken. I used to love that show and was so excited when the Cake Boss opened Carlo's Bakery in Marlton on Route 73 in the Marlton Square Shopping Center. It was such a great location.
A child and teen wanted for an armed carjacking in North Philadelphia
Philadelphia Police are investigating a string of armed carjackings and suspect a child, and a teenager committed the crimes. All of these carjackings happened throughout North Philadelphia between August 16th and august 22nd. The first is described as a 17-year-old boy who is about 5’8”. Police say the other suspect is a boy between 10 […]
SEPTA to increase regional rail service
SEPTA is increasing its regional rail service. The new fall schedules will be in effect on Sunday, September 8th. The transit agency says the new timetables will increase service to over 80% of pre-pandemic levels on weekdays and weekends. Some highlights include restoring 30 minute weekend service to the airport, hourly weekend service on most […]
Medical Report: Why do some teens struggle with alcohol consumption more than others?
Why do some teens struggle with alcohol and alcohol dependency while others don’t? A new report says don’t overlook family dynamics and personality traits. KYW medical editor Dr. Brian McDonough has more.
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...
Immaculata University Alumnus Uses Degree To Spur Local and International Business
Immaculata's Denzell Wallace merges his passion for government and communication in his position at World Trade Center Greater Philadelphia. Denzell Wallace ’21 successfully combined his passion for government work with his communication skills in his role as Director of Communications and Marketing for the World Trade Center Greater Philadelphia (WTCGP).
Community Remembers Renowned Kennett Square Geologist, Published Researcher
Dr. Mary Emma Wagner of Kennett Square performed extensive field work and published her research in a variety of scholarly journals. Mary Emma Wagner, of Kennett Square, geologist, published researcher, and retired adjunct professor of geology at the University of Pennsylvania, has passed away at age 97, writes Gary Miles for The Philadelphia Inquirer.
SEI Executive Sneha Shah Sees Bright Future for Philadelphia’s Startup Scene
Sneha Shah, head of new business ventures for SEI Investments, believes there is a bright future for Philadelphia’s startup scene. Sneha Shah, head of new business ventures for SEI Investments, believes there is a bright future for Philadelphia’s startup scene, writes Ryan Mulligan for the Philadelphia Business Journal.
Proposed 76 Place could damage Chinatown, community impact report shows
PHILADELPHIA (CBS) — Philadelphia Mayor Cherelle Parker's office on Monday night released independent reports detailing the possible impact of the proposed 76ers arena in Center City. The long-awaited reports focus on the community impact, the economic impact, the transportation impact and the design of the $1.55 billion proposed arena, 76 Place. The plan is for the building to sit between Market and Filbert streets and 10th and 11th streets, replacing part of the Fashion District Mall.The proposed arena would not "lead to direct housing displacement," but it could indirectly displace people by accelerating "gentrification and loss of cultural identity in Chinatown,"...
Nutritional Development Services Seeks Participants for After School Meals Program
PHILADELPHIA, PA — Nutritional Development Services (NDS) of the Archdiocese of Philadelphia is actively seeking after-school enrichment and educational programs to join its After School Meals Program. This critical initiative aims to provide free, nutritious meals to children and youth aged 18 or younger across the Greater Philadelphia area when the school day concludes and during school holidays.
Wilmington councilman, AG to host civic association training
Wilmingtonians will have a chance to tune up their understanding of legal rights, responsibilities and processes essential for a healthy community next month. At-large Council Member James Spadola and Deputy Attorney General Chris Curtin will run the hour-and-a-half session Monday, Sept. 23 starting at 6 p.m. “We are excited to offer this targeted training session to our community leaders,” Spadola ... Read More
West Philly rapper YBC Dul flaunted guns and bragged about violent reputation in video posted a day before he was killed
YBC Dul, a West Philly rapper who was fatally shot in Olney on Friday, bragged about his violent reputation and flaunted guns in a video that was posted on a popular YouTube channel the day before he was killed. Police said Monday they are aware of the video, and homicide investigators are looking into whether the timing of its release is connected to the shooting.
Atlantic City Convenience Store Clerk Sold Drugs, Loose Cigarettes: Police
Three people were facing charges after an Atlantic City convenience store clerk was caught selling drugs, authorities said.In a news release on Monday, Aug. 26, the Atlantic City Police Department said 35-year-old Cecil Monroe of Atlantic City, 58-year-old Tariq Mehmood of Egg Harbor Town…
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