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FOX 29 Philadelphia

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Tornado, severe storm leaves trail of destruction in Delaware, PA

Newark, DE · 2d

Courier Post

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Skip the cooking with these Thanksgiving meals to go in South Jersey

Back in the day, it seemed everybody cooked on Thanksgiving. It’s not that way anymore. Thanksgiving to-go meals can make things very convenient for you and your family. Restaurants and grocery stores make it easy, too, with online ordering options for prepared meals. Thanksgiving is on Thursday, November 26. Keep in mind, meals need to be taken home and heated up, so plan accordingly. Here are ten places in South Jersey where you can pick up your holiday meal to go. The Capital Grille, Cherry Hill The restaurant is offering Thanksgiving sides for home: turkey gravy, brioche sage stuffing, Sam’s mashed potatoes, pecan crusted sweet potatoes with hot honey, French green beans, cranberry-pear chutney and seeded rolls. The sides serve four and cost $140. Orders are to be picked up Nov. 25 or Nov. 26. Go : 2000 NJ-38; 856-665-5252; thecapitalgrille.com . Cracker Barrel, Mount Holly, Mount Laurel, Pennsville The restaurant offers its Thanksgiving Heat & Serve Feast. It serves eight to ten people and comes with two oven-roasted turkey breasts, cornbread dressing, turkey gravy, cranberry relish, sweet potato casserole with pecans, green beans, mashed potatoes, sweet yeast rolls, and pumpkin and pecan pie. The cost is $189.99. There's also

Haddonfield, NJ · 2d

94.5 PST

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Another Philadelphia TV Reporter Is Leaving and Here Is Where He Is Headed

NBC10’s Miguel Martinez-Valle is leaving Philadelphia after nearly nine years. His last day is November 20 and he is heading to Washington, D.C. to anchor weekends for the NBC station there.

Philadelphia, PA · 2d

South Jersey Media

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Camden County voters approve $400 million water infrastructure initiative

Voters in Camden County 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 approval, the county’s Open Space Tax and […]

Camden County, NJ · 2d

KYW News Radio

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After 69 years on both TV and radio, Larry Kane retires

After 69 years on the airwaves — both on TV and radio, including 23 years at KYW Newsradio — legendary broadcaster Larry Kane is officially hanging up the microphone.

Philadelphia, PA · 1d

wrat.com

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Homeowners in 3 New Jersey Counties Have Until Jan. 15 To File Property Tax Appeals

If you own a home in Burlington, Gloucester, or Monmouth Counties and think your assessment is too high, you have until Jan. 15 to file a tax appeal, according to NJ.com. That date lands months before the April 1 deadline that applies in most of the state. Why the split?...

Burlington County, NJ · 2d

unearththevoyage.com

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Come for the Cherry Pie, Stay for a Fall Pumpkin Hayride at This New Jersey Farm Market

A cherry pie with a flaky, golden crust that isn’t too sweet might be the best reason to pull off a busy New Jersey road. The fruit gets to shine. Then there are the apple cider donuts. Families grab them with cold cider and sometimes can’t wait to get home.

Cherry Hill, NJ · 2d

The Coconut Mama

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New Jersey food warehouse closes, affecting 374 workers as next tenant plans 550 roles

New Jersey is the latest stop in HelloFresh’s broader round of distribution-center closures and layoffs. The meal-kit company set September 30 as the final operating day for its South Jersey…

Logan Township, NJ · 2d

sjglorydays.com

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FOOTBALL: West Deptford dominates both sides of the ball, captures first sectional title since 2016

WEST DEPTFORD — When John Emel took the helm of the West Deptford High football program three years ago, he walked into his first team meeting and a number of boys stood in front of him. The longtime former Penns Grove coach saw something in his new group of...

West Deptford, NJ · 1d

unearththevoyage.com

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Families Return to This New Jersey Dirt Speedway’s Bleachers Year After Year

A race fan once showed up to a dirt track with a crockpot. Nobody blinked, because coolers and homemade food are welcome through the gate here. That detail tells you a lot about this New Jersey speedway. It runs two dirt ovals, hosts monster trucks, and even turns into a holiday light show.

Gloucester County, NJ · 2d

NJ.com

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What can $500,000 buy you in Gloucester County in the week of Nov. 2?

Prospective homebuyers considering the real estate market had a range of options in various neighborhoods throughout the region over the week of Nov. 2 to 8. In this article, we outline recent property sales in Gloucester County, all of which featured properties at the price point of $500,000 or under.

Gloucester County, NJ · 2d

hoodline.com

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Wayfair Plans Ocean Township Outlet Alongside Princeton and Cherry Hill Stores

Wayfair plans a full-format store at Nassau Park Pavilion in Princeton in 2027. 94.5 PST reported that the site was most recently occupied by Ocean State Job Lot and previously served as a Walmart; CBS News also reported the planned 2027 opening. NJBIZ reports that the Princeton store is expected to cover about 135,000 square feet.

Princeton, NJ · 6h

Courier Post

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The Fountains at Atco resumes admissions after health order

The state Department of Health has eased restrictions on a South Jersey extended-care complex that's seen multiple cases of Legionnaires' disease. The agency lifted its curtailment of admissions and readmissions for The Fountains at Atco, citing "initial steps" to protect residents from Legionnaires' bacteria. But an order demanding changes at the Winslow complex remains in effect, the health department said. Name change: Cooper University Health begins rebranding The order, called a directed plan of correction, was imposed with the restrictions on Aug. 12. The DOH at that time said "water management concerns" posed "an immediate and serious risk" to residents at The Fountains' long-term care and assisted living facilities. In lifting the restrictions, the health department said the complex "has implemented temporary water system control measures while it continues to fully address and remediate the presence of Legionella in its water system." Among other changes, the complex has retained an engineer with expertise in water system design, has implemented staff training for disease prevention strategies, and has put filters on sinks and showers in patient and resident rooms. According to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control, the Legionnaires’ bacterium becomes dangerous when it grows in warm, stagnant water systems, including

Winslow Township, NJ · 2d

mindfullyamerican.com

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Why Eastern Pennsylvanians Shop at Giant and Western Pennsylvanians Swear by Giant Eagle

Say “Giant” to a grocery shopper in Philadelphia and to one in Pittsburgh, and they’ll picture two different stores. The names sound related, and that’s where a lot of the confusion starts. Here’s why eastern Pennsylvanians shop at Giant and western Pennsylvanians swear by Giant Eagle....

Pennsylvania · 2d

hoodline.com

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Camden Weighs Three-Month Limit on Public Street Memorials

A proposal before Camden City Council would put a three-month limit on temporary outdoor memorials placed on public property, then let the Department of Public Works take them down. Angel Fuentes introduced the ordinance, which is not law yet. Council is expected to hold a public hearing and is scheduled...

Camden, NJ · 2d

hoodline.com

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Collingswood Voters Reject $4.56M School Bond, Sports and Staff Cuts Loom

Collingswood residents narrowly voted down a $4.56 million school operating bond, 2,863 to 2,646, leaving the district bracing for what officials describe as significant structural budget cuts that could touch teaching staff, class sizes, electives, athletics and student mental health services. The preliminary results, reported by The Philadelphia Inquirer, showed...

Collingswood, NJ · 8h

fastfoodclub.com

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Hidden Inside Philadelphia’s SEPTA Building, This Unassuming Pennsylvania Deli Serves Generous Pastrami On Rye

Plenty of people pass through the SEPTA headquarters in Center City Philadelphia for one thing only, a transit pass. Some of them leave with a pass and a sandwich, and the sandwich is the part they talk about later. Tucked inside that busy building is a small family-run deli that...

Philadelphia, PA · 1d

That Ball's Outta Here

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On this date, 26 years ago, Mayor John Street announced the location of the future Citizens Bank Park

On this date, 26 years ago, Mayor John Street finally announced the location of the building site for the brand-new Philadelphia Phillies ballpark.

Philadelphia, PA · 1d

juliescafebakery.com

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6 Iconic Foods You Can Only Truly Appreciate in Philadelphia

Philadelphia food has strong opinions built into it. Everyone has a favorite counter, a rule about toppings, and a story about a line. These six stops come up again and again in local roundups, Google reviews, and Reddit threads. Each one comes with the order people recommend most. Angelo’s Pizzeria...

Philadelphia, PA · 1d

pennmedicine.org

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America’s oldest hospital and the future of brain science

Growing from its origins in progressive mental health care, Pennsylvania Hospital is shaping the future of advanced care for neurological diseases. In 1751, Benjamin Franklin and Dr. Thomas Bond opened Pennsylvania Hospital with a promise to provide compassionate care to people in need—including patients with mental ailments. At a time when mental illness was viewed through a lens of superstition or moral failing, Pennsylvania Hospital’s Dr. Benjamin Rush argued that patients were not possessed but suffering from diseases of the mind. His ideas helped lay the foundation for modern psychiatry and cemented Pennsylvania Hospital’s reputation as a leader in treating disorders of the mind and brain.

Philadelphia, PA · 2d