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Wait, America's First Balloon Flight Landed In Gloucester County

You've probably driven past Deptford's balloon signs without knowing the story behind them. In 1793, a French balloonist made history with a landing right here in Gloucester County. And yes, George Washington was involved!

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Free Transportation Service Launches in Camden and Gloucester Counties

A free transportation option for senior citizens and those with disabilities was introduced on Wednesday. The “CG Hopper” is available as an on-demand shuttle service for people in both Camden and Gloucester Counties. The service area also connects riders to NJ Transit centers, in order to broaden access...

Camden County, NJ · 2d

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Ocean City to penalize drivers who barrel through floodwater

Drivers in Ocean City who carelessly plow through floodwater had better think twice about what they’re doing. Yes, there’s always the danger of getting stuck in the floods and ruining their cars or trucks. But soon, there will be another reason – the possibility of getting slapped with...

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Flash flood warning issued for Burlington County

At 7:43 a.m. EST, flash flooding was reported across portions of Monmouth County and Northern Burlington County. NJ 35 in Belmar was closed. NJ 71 was also closed with a vehicle stuck in flood waters. Heavy rain is still falling right along the immediate coast. If you are currently driving between Mantoloking in northern Ocean County and Long Branch in Monmouth county, use extra caution. If you encounter flood waters, turn around and use another route. HAZARD: Flash flooding caused by thunderstorms. SOURCE: Radar indicated. IMPACT: Flash flooding of small creeks and streams, urban areas, highways, streets and underpasses as well as other poor drainage and low-lying areas. Some locations that will experience flash flooding include: Toms River, Long Branch, Asbury Park, Lakewood, Jackson, Howell, Tinton Falls, Manasquan, Point Pleasant Beach, Lakehurst, Farmingdale and Wrightstown. A flash flood warning was issued by the National Weather Service in Mount Holly at 6:12 a.m. on Friday, Nov. 6. This warning applies to Burlington, Camden and Gloucester counties. The NWS warns: "Turn around, don't drown when encountering flooded roads. Most flood deaths occur in vehicles." Burlington County weather radar .oembed-frame { width: 100%; height: 100%; margin: 0; border: 0; } What are NWS

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PODCAST: Margate Commission Considers Dangerous Worksite Conditions

Margate resident explains danger of construction site contaminants. Alleged selective enforcement of Margate construction code. Cancer causing particles spread thru the neighborhoods. This is a predicted downside of severe, Margate over-development. Watch video: Margate Commission, Dirty Dangerous Builder Dust Particles. Nov 5, 2026. Cancer Causing Construction Dust. Cement dust contains...

Margate City, NJ · 1d

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Teen Night Ban Overturned in Appellate Court

A New Jersey Superior Court has recently overturned a decision upholding Beach Haven’s ban on establishments holding teen nights. The case involving the Marlin Restaurant and Bar and the borough was remanded back to the trial court. The suit was filed during the summer of 2024 after the borough...

Beach Haven, NJ · 3d

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STV Celebrates Groundbreaking of $400 Million Atlantic City Expressway Widening Project

PHILADELPHIA, PA – STV today joined the South Jersey Transportation Authority (SJTA) for the Atlantic City Expressway (ACX) widening project groundbreaking, marking the start of construction for a $400 million investment that will enhance mobility, improve safety and strengthen connectivity throughout the South Jersey region. The milestone advances infrastructure improvements along one of the region’s most vital transportation corridors, which serves about 66 million travelers annually.

Atlantic City, NJ · 2d

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Ocean City explores ways to save historic Wonderland carousel

There may be hope after all for saving the 100-year-old carousel that once graced Wonderland Pier on the Ocean City Boardwalk. The iconic merry-go-round, which allowed riders to grab for the coveted brass ring while whirling around on ornate wooden horses, has largely been hidden from public view ever since Wonderland closed in 2024.

Ocean City, NJ · 2d

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City, state leaders condemn boycott of Jewish-owned restaurants in Philadelphia

AG Dave Sunday said in a statement that the timing is "deeply unsettling," as it's scheduled on the eve of Kristallnacht, the nationwide attack on Jewish citizens in Nazi Germany and Austria 88 years ago.

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Two school funding proposals on track for voter approval

Early results indicate voters approved two tax proposals in Cape May and Burlington counties. The proposals include the Avalon Stone Harbor School District's $1.5 million bond referendum, and the Burlington Township School District's $576,000 ballot question. Both results remained unofficial at publication. More on election coverage: Early results show Bordentown school referendum headed for approval In March, the district proposed replacing the elementary school’s roof for $1.5 million. With all districts reporting, Cape May County’s election website showed 75.49% voted “yes” and 24.51% voted “no.” Unofficial results at publication indicate the Avalon Stone Harbor school district’s bond referendum passed. If approved, annual taxes would rise $37.86 for the average home assessed at $1.6 million, according to the district’s website. If officially approved, state aid would reduce taxpayers’ cost by $600,000. Burlington Township schools proposal The $567,000 proposal question from Burlington Township Public Schools appears to have passed as well. Burlington Township Public Schools’ $567,000 proposal question appears to have passed as well. The $576,000 question would add two elementary school teachers and a music teacher. The district also said it would expand middle school athletic programs. With 95.24% of districts reporting, Burlington County's unofficial results showed 58.64% “yes” and 41.36%

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Camden County voters approve $400 million water infrastructure initiative

Voters in Camden County on Tuesday approved a $400 million investment in water infrastructure projects that will reduce sewer overflow, replace leaking sewer systems, and clean local lakes. On Nov. 3, a total of 92,009 Camden County voters decided to approve the measure, with 24,779 against. As part of the...

Camden County, NJ · 2d

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Burlington County Election Results Website Experiences Initial ‘Glitch’ on Election Night, Later Maintained to Be Due to ‘Formatting Change’

MOUNT HOLLY—A “glitch” is being cited as the reason the Burlington County Election Results page on Tuesday night, after the polls closed at 8 p.m., initially displayed apparent erroneous vote tallies. In the initial posting of what were supposed to be Vote-by-Mail and early voting figures for...

Burlington County, NJ · 2d

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Democrats Enormously Successful in Sweeping Various BurlCo Offices, as Well as in Making Huge Gains at Municipal Level Across County

MOORESTOWN—Burlington County Democrats had an enormously successful Election Night on Nov. 3, having swept races up and down the ballot throughout the county. According to a posting by 7th District Assemblyman Balvir Singh, Democrats in Burlington County flipped 11 seats as well as flipped three towns to Democratic mayor and council majority control.

Burlington County, NJ · 2d

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Statement from Commissioner Jeffrey Nash

The statement below is by Commissioner Jeffrey Nash on behalf of the Board of Commissioners in regard to the planned boycott of Jewish-owned businesses in Philadelphia. “The planned boycott of Jewish-owned businesses in Rittenhouse is an appalling act of hatred, bigotry, and intimidation towards the Jewish community. Furthermore, the decision to hold this boycott on the eve of the 88th anniversary of Kristallnacht, an infamous night of terror towards the Jewish community and in particular Jewish-owned businesses, is deeply disturbing.

Camden, NJ · 1d

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South Jersey contractor 'abandoned' projects and refused to refund homeowners, lawsuit says

A Gloucester County contractor performed faulty or incomplete home improvements on properties throughout the Philadelphia region, according to a new lawsuit filed by Pennsylvania prosecutors, who are asking a judge to force the contractor to pay back the customers. The lawsuit alleges that JC Home & Construction Management, LLC and...

Gloucester County, NJ · 1d

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Bridge connecting Southwest Philadelphia and Center City to open next Friday

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Philadelphia is back to being the poorest big city in America

Philadelphia is once again America's poorest big city, reversing the progress that briefly knocked it out of the top spot last year. The city's poverty rate has climbed to 20.4%, up from 19.7%. This marks Philadelphia's first increase in poverty since 2011. At 20.4%, Philadelphia sits noticeably higher than the...

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