They\’ll be hanging her poster on bedroom walls across the country. They\’ll be demanding her No. 10 on the first day of soccer practice for years to come. They\’ll be watching her clips from these games in the 2015 Women\’s World Cup, again and again on YouTube, and dreaming that, someday, they\’ll be just like her…

A poster advertising The Grateful Dead\’s 1973 shows at Roosevelt Stadium in Jersey City. The four living original members of the Grateful Dead – Bob Weir, Phil Lesh, Bill Kreutzmann and Mickey Hart – play their last show together tonight, in Chicago. The band of course, performed frequently in New Jersey from the 1970s until Jerry…

After a decade in the doldrums, last year’s Tour de France brought renewed hope to French cycling after two of the country’s riders finished on the podium. But in a field packed with talent, is it a feat they can repeat at this year’s edition? It had been a dark time for French cycling, with just…

CAMDEN CITY NJ July 6, 205–Camden County Prosecutor Mary Eva Colalillo and Camden County Police Chief Scott Thomson reported a homicide in the city over the weekend.

As Gov. Chris Christie got ready over the lsat couple weeks to formally enter the presidential race, three Democrats who area positioning themselves to succeed him were busy raising cash. The Auditor is told that Senate President Stephen Sweeney (D-Gloucester) raised about $250,000 at a $2,000-per-head dinner in Philadelphia on June 18. Meanwhile, Jersey City Mayor…

Wednesday, October 21, 2009

By William E. Cleary Sr. 

(CNBNewsnet) Gloucester City Acting Police Chief George Berglund announced today that the department has launched an aggressive campaign to combat crime and quality of life issues in the community. He also announced that new patrolmen will be hired to replace the officers who recently retired. The announcement in the form of a letter to the residents is below.

BENSALEM, Pa. /PRNewswire/ — Parx Racing® and the Pennsylvania Thoroughbred Horsemen\’s Association (PTHA) announce the creation of a new, annual $20 Million Parx Racing® Fall Festival that will commence on Saturday, August 29, 2015, and continue through October 20, 2015. By doubling purse levels throughout the two month festival, Parx and the PTHA have created a signature racing meet that will attract top horse racing talent in the industry, increase the field size of the races, enhance betting interest, and draw new fans to the legendary racetrack.

Over the past four years, Parx Racing® and the Pennsylvania Thoroughbred Horsemen\’s Association (PTHA) have worked to build a Fall Festival around one of the track\’s signature racing days – the $1 Million Pennsylvania Derby (GII) and Cotillion Stakes (GI) – which last year featured Kentucky Derby and Preakness Stakes winner California Chrome, along with the eventual Breeders\’ Cup Classic champion Bayern. In addition, last year\’s Cotillion Stakes was led by Breeders\’ Cup Distaff winner Untapable. This exciting new initiative will build on that past success by doubling purses for each of the 32 live race days during the new Fall Festival.