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 Officers from Toms River and Wall spent Saturday morning cleaning up the exterior of the Zane residence. (Photo courtesy of Wall Police Benevolent Association #234)
Down the Shore

Cops cleanup property of Toms River family in need

Dozens of police officers descended on the home of a Toms River family in need on Saturday to lend a helping hand.  Officers ...

12 years ago

Politics & Policy

Obama’s immigration executive order is terrible policy and bad for American workers

I heard the President’s November 20 announcement of his executive immigration order for amnesty for 5 million illegal immigrants. I ...

12 years ago

 The Atlantic Coast leopard frog, described as mint-gray to light olive green with medium to dark spots, groans and makes cough-like sounds rather than croaking sounds. (Photo courtesy of the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection)
Down the Shore

Scientists discover new frog species in New Jersey

Scientists have discovered a new frog species in New Jersey that makes some un-froglike sounds. Brian Zarate, a zoologist with the ...

12 years ago

As search continues, community holds vigil for missing Roxborough man

What has traditionally been a joyful and festive weekend in Roxborough and Manayunk has grown increasingly somber as the search continues ...

12 years ago

Money

Obama shops to support small business, buys books

President Barack Obama has done his part to support independently owned businesses as the holiday shopping season begins. Obama bo ...

12 years ago

End near, future uncertain for red light cameras in NJ

New Jersey’s red light camera program is coming to an end in a few weeks after a sometimes-rocky five-year run, and that’s no ...

12 years ago

Holiday dinner puts wealthy and homeless at same tables

Some well-off New York City residents have paid $100 each for the honor of eating a candlelit holiday dinner with homeless people at a ch ...

12 years ago

When pigs fly? Not on this US Airways plane

This was a pig that truly could not fly. The pig was ordered off a U.S. Airways plane at Bradley International Airport in Connecti ...

12 years ago

Money

EX-UPS driver’s pregnancy bias claim reaches high court

Peggy Young only has to look at her 7-year-old daughter to be reminded how long she’s been fighting with United Parcel Service over ...

12 years ago

Politics & Policy

Tom Wolf faces big decisions on budget, policies

Democrat Tom Wolf had to make high-pressure decisions while running a business, serving as state revenue secretary and successfully campa ...

12 years ago

Fraud could lead to rape charge under legislation

A New Jersey lawmaker is pursuing legislation that could result in sexual assault charges if one party lies about his or her identity. ...

12 years ago

Penn State band director marking last home game

The longtime director of Penn State’s marching band is leading his last performance at Beaver Stadium on Saturday. Richard B ...

12 years ago

 8-year-old Lily thought it was 'awesome' watching a 4D story of Shrek and Donkey traveling to the North Pole (Natavan Werbock/for NewsWorks)

Cherry Hill Mall opens DreamWorks built Santa house [photos]

This Black Friday Pennsylvania Real Estate Investment Trust (PREIT) debuted a 2,000 square feet interactive “Adventure to Santa – ...

12 years ago

 Hundreds of volunteers fanned out in Manayunk hoping for information to help find a missing Roxborough man. (Image courtesy of NBC10)

Search continues for 21-year-old Rox man who went missing in Manayunk

More than two days after a 21-year-old man went missing after a Thanksgiving Eve night out with friends in Manayunk, the search is expect ...

12 years ago

 The Nesting House on Carpenter Lane is one spot parenting blogger Jen Bradley recommends families check out on Small Business Saturday. (Michael Buozis/for NewsWorks, file)
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9 spots to shop local on Small Business Saturday

The Saturday after Thanksgiving has been dubbed Small Business Saturday. The day gives us an opportunity to give back to the small busine ...

12 years ago

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