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Tara Carr, a Former Camp Director, Accused of Sexually Assaulting A 14-year-old Teen

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Tara Carr, a 46-year-old former co-owner of Rastelli Kids Complex (RKC) in Deptford Township, New Jersey, has been charged with sexually assaulting a 14-year-old boy over several months in 2024. Carr, who was also the director of Camp Sam, a well-known kids’ summer program at RKC, is accused of serious crimes involving the teen. The […]

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Philly-Famous Santucci’s Pizza Lands in Haddon Township, Teams Up with The Taproom & Grill for Full Menu Takeover

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If you’ve been anywhere near Haddon Township lately, you’ve probably heard the news: Santucci’s Original Square Pizza has teamed up with The Taproom & Grill, and it’s a match made in foodie heaven. Located at 427 W Crystal Lake Ave., the partnership brings together Philly’s famous square pizza and one of South Jersey’s go-to spots

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Linden Outdoor Activities for Nature Lovers: Trails, Parks, and Adventures for All Ages

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Sometimes, you just need to take a break and get outside to recharge. Luckily, Linden, NJ, and the surrounding areas have plenty of awesome trails and parks where you can do just that. Most of these spots are super beginner-friendly, great for families, and even welcome your dog (as long as they’re on a leash).

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New Jersey’s Top James Beard Restaurants, Award-Winning Chefs, and Must-Try Dishes

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New Jersey isn’t just about diners and bagels (though we love those, too). The Garden State has incredible restaurants galore, and they serve everything from soul-warming comfort food to perfectly wood-fired pizzas. Not to mention that New Jersey is home to plenty of award-winning spots. Some have made it to the James Beard Awards, and

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Bob Menendez Lawyers Urge Leniency for Former Senator’s Sentencing Due to Age, Public Disgrace, and Personal Losses

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On January 29, former U.S. Senator Bob Menendez, who was once a powerful figure in New Jersey politics, will be sentenced after being found guilty of 16 corruption charges in July. The charges include bribery, obstruction of justice, extortion, and working as a foreign agent for Egypt and Qatar. Menendez, who served as a senator

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Fayetteville Fire Department Now Accepting Applications for Entry-Level and Experienced Firefighters

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The Fayetteville Fire Department is now accepting applications for firefighter positions, and it’s a great opportunity for anyone interested in starting a rewarding career. Applications are open until January 17, so if you’ve been thinking about a career in firefighting, now’s the time to apply. To apply for an entry-level position with the Fayetteville Fire

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Must-Try Culinary Events and Free Activities in New Jersey This January 2025

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January can feel like a long, quiet month after the busy holiday season, but not in New Jersey. Across the state, there are plenty of things to give you an exciting start to the year. This month, you’ll find food events, such as tastings, brunches, and dessert festivals. Is there a better way to treat

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Year-Round Gardening Guide for Cumberland MD: Frost Dates, Planting Strategies, and Expert Tips for Success

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Gardening in Cumberland, Maryland, can be a fun and rewarding experience, but of course, the key is timing. The success of your garden depends on knowing when to plant, understanding frost dates, and preparing the soil. In Cumberland, the last spring frost is usually around April 22, and the first fall frost happens around October

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Experience Authentic Sicilian Flavors at Bella Sicilia Bakery & Deli, Opening Soon in Camp Hill, PA

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A new Italian bakery and deli with strong Sicilian roots is opening soon in Camp Hill, Cumberland County. Nicholas Faraone’s latest venture, Bella Sicilia Bakery & Deli, will open in February 2025 at 79 Erford Road. This exciting addition will be located in a 1,385-square-foot space that used to be a T-Mobile store. Although it

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Kris Kolluri Appointed NJ Transit CEO to Oversee Critical Projects and Address Pressing Challenges

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Kris Kolluri will become NJ Transit’s new CEO and president on January 16, 2025. This transition is happening because Kevin Corbett, who has led the agency since 2018, is stepping down. While Corbett’s last official day is January 15, 2025, he will stay for 30 days to help with the transition process. Even though Corbett’s

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