Arts Ed NJ Showcases NJ Student Artists

Arts Ed NJ curated a gallery of student artwork for the 2026 New Jersey School Board Association’s Workshop at the Atlantic City Convention Center. The gallery showcased work from student artists K-12 throughout New Jersey from October 20th to October 21st.

The Student Art Gallery featured work from the following schools.

  • Franklin High School, Somerset
  • Grover Cleveland Elementary School
  • Keyport Central School
  • New Roberto Clemente School, Paterson
  • Oakcrest High School
  • Ocean Township School District
  • Piscataway Public School District
  • Randolph High School
  • South Orange Maplewood School District
  • St. Mary’s School, Williamstown
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Wanted: Suspect Jamal Pistoria for Homicide in the 14th District 

The Homicide Unit is requesting the public’s help in locating 33-year-old Jamal Pistoria (Pictureds above). Pistoria is wanted for the homicide by shooting of 34 year-old Bellaniri Ofelia Hernandez Camilo inside 63xx block of Stenton Ave and the assault of two additional women at that location.

THE CITY OF PHILADELPHIA IS OFFERING A REWARD OF $20,000 LEADING TO AN ARREST AND CONVICTION FOR EVERY HOMICIDE.

  • Suspect Description: Jamal Pistoria, 33 years-of-age, 5’6″, 150 lbs., and could be in the area of the 15xx block of E. Tulpehocken St.

If you have any information about this crime or this suspect, please contact:
Homicide Unit:
215-686-3334/3335

Fall Hunting in Maryland is Underway

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Fall Hunting is Underway in Maryland!November means deer hunting – Maryland’s 2026 Junior Deer Hunt opens November 14 and Maryland’s two-week firearms season begins Nov. 28. Also this month, Maryland  offers the first of two special waterfowl hunting day for youth, veterans, and military personnel on Nov. 7, and rabbit season opens Nov. 8.Regulations, seasons, and bag limits can be found in the online Hunting and Trapping Guide for 2026-27.Visit MD Outdoors to purchase your 2026-27 hunting license.Also, you can still order our Limited Edition MD250 Hard Card, only available this year.
Illustration of various Maryland species and outdoor activitiesThis durable, waterproof card for your fishing, hunting, and boating licenses honors the state’s wildlife and outdoor history.The artwork on the card is a relic of Maryland’s past. It served as the frontispiece for Maryland Conservationist magazine, published by a predecessor agency of DNR, between 1924 and 1947. Read more about the MD250 hard card license. 

‘Outdoors Maryland’ Debuts New Season on MPT

Woman hiker on a rocky outcrop with Outdoors Maryland title over image

Maryland Public Television’s award-winning original series Outdoors Maryland returns for its 38th season on Tuesday, November 10 with the first of two new fall episodes. Produced in cooperation with the Maryland Department of Natural Resources, Outdoors Maryland continues to captivate viewers with memorable stories and compelling photography.

This season offers a rare glimpse DNR biologists surveying black bears in Western Maryland, conservationists working to restore the blackbanded sunfish to our waters, important Black history hidden in the woods of the new Freedman’s State Park, and miuch more. 

Outdoors Maryland airs on Tuesdays at 7:30 p.m. on MPT and online at mpt.org/livestream, with encore broadcasts on Saturdays at 4:30 p.m. Episodes are available to watch 

MCGUIRE CONCEDES NJ-03 CONGRESSIONAL RACE

Michael McGuire, the Republican candidate for Congress in New Jersey’s 3rd District, conceded the race today and congratulated Rep. Herb Conaway on his re-election.

McGuire, a Marine veteran, Naval Reservist and retired NYPD officer, campaigned on lowering costs for working families, and championing policies that promote public safety. He spent months meeting voters across Burlington, Mercer and Monmouth counties and pressing Conaway to debate him directly.

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Reminder 4Q Property Taxes Due-Voorhees Twp.

Voorhees reminder that 4Q property taxes must be paid by 11/10/26 to avoid interest.  Please note that Voorhees Town Hall will be closed on Monday, November 9th in observance of Veterans Day. Questions, call Collector at 856-429-7762 
 

Is a Battery Disconnect Switch the Cheapest Fix for Parasitic Drain on Stored Cars?

A stored car can lose enough battery charge to prevent it from starting after several weeks. Parasitic drain from an ECU, alarm, radio, or another circuit continues after ignition shutdown. Owners often compare a charger, replacement battery, or electrical repair before choosing a disconnect switch. The cheapest fix depends on whether the drain is normal standby demand or a fault. A simple test helps separate those cases, while the right switch prevents repeat discharge during storage. First, check the cause.

A disconnect switch cuts the connection between the battery and the vehicle’s electrical system. The compact unit inspected here attaches to the battery’s main negative terminal and restores power without tools. For a stored vehicle, a battery disconnect switch for a car stops background circuits from draining the battery. This direct interruption protects a battery during parking, but it cannot repair a faulty circuit or preserve electronic settings.

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How Does Hair Restoration Work? Surgery, Costs, and Results

Hair restoration moves healthy hair follicles from areas with strong growth to thinning or bald areas of the scalp. If you’re wondering how hair restoration works, surgeons collect hair grafts and place them where you need more coverage.

These follicles settle into their new location and begin producing hair over several months. The goal is to restore hair density and create a natural hairline. Results depend on your hair loss pattern, donor supply, and surgical technique.

An evaluation with a hair restoration specialist, such as Dr. Ross Kopelman, can help determine which surgical approach is appropriate based on your hair loss pattern, donor hair availability, and long-term goals. 

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How Much Is a Generac Generator? Full Price and Cost Guide

A Generac generator typically costs between $3,700 and $8,200 before installation. If you’re wondering how much a Generac generator is, the total installed price usually ranges from $8,000 to $16,000. 

Larger systems or homes that need major electrical work may cost over $20,000. Your final price depends on generator size, labor, fuel connections, and your home’s power needs. Understanding these costs can help you choose a system that fits your budget. 

Before choosing a generator, it’s worth consulting an experienced electrical contractor. Companies like Grounded Electric can help homeowners evaluate their electrical systems and determine what is needed for a safe generator installation.

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DOWN THE SHORE: Anglesea Resident Suffered Severe Burns

WILDWOOD, NJ (November 4, 2026)(CNBNews)Just before shift change for D and C Platoons this morning at 07:47 hours, the 1st alarm assignment was transmitted for a Dwelling Fire in the 300 block of West Marina Ct. in the Anglesea section of North Wildwood.

Companies arrived quickly and found a working fire in a first floor, middle of the row condo unit, of a 2-story multi-family dwelling. The occupant of the unit was able to escape, but suffered significant burn injuries and was transported via Jeffstat MedEvac helicopter to Thomas Jefferson University Hospital in Philadelphia.

The fire was quickly knocked down and confined to the unit of origin. There were no other injuries to civilians or firefighters. Companies operated on scene for approximately 2 hours. The fire remains under investigation. (Wildwood Fire Dept)

Maryland Fishing Report – Nov.4

Maryland Fishing Report is written and compiled by Keith Lockwood

Cleary’s Hunting & Fishing News

Man holding a fish next to a reservoir

Franklin Roloson was out fishing on Liberty Reservoir on Halloween and no tricks were experienced, just a wonderful treat in the form of this 17-inch crappie. Photo courtesy of Franklin Roloson

The calendar says November, but Maryland is still experiencing some mild weather – all the better to enjoy fishing surrounded by beautiful fall colors.

Forecast Summary: November 4 – November 10

Main Bay surface and river mouth water temperatures are holding in the low 60s. Temperatures in smaller rivers and streams are hovering in the low to mid 50s. Currently there is adequate oxygen in most Bay bottom waters. Due to the continued dry conditions, Bay salinities are running higher than normal throughout Maryland waters.

Expect average flows for most Maryland rivers and streams. Expect average clarity for most Maryland portions of the Bay and rivers. To see the latest water clarity conditions on NOAA satellite maps, check Eyes on the Bay Satellite Maps. There will be above average tidal currents Thursday through the rest of the week because of the new moon on November 9.

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