Grant Funding to Train Women and Minority Residents in the Construction Trades

NJDOL Announces $2.5 Million in Grants

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TRENTON –(November 12, 2025) The New Jersey Department of Labor and Workforce Development (NJDOL) Office of Apprenticeship has announced $2.5 million in available funding through the New Jersey Builder’s Utilization Initiative for Labor Diversity (NJBUILD) Women and Minorities in Construction Trades grant program to support the training of minority and women residents of New Jersey in the construction trades.

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Your Type 2 Diabetes Prescription Might Be in the Produce Aisle

NEW MILFORD, NJ – For many, a type 2 diabetes diagnosis once felt like a daunting life sentence of dietary restrictions and medication. But a growing movement is shifting that perspective, empowering patients to find their best medicine not at the pharmacy, but in the grocery store. This “Food is Medicine” approach was on full display at a recent cooking demonstration, offering a taste of hope and practical skills for managing diabetes.

On what was World Diabetes Day, Friday, November 14, 2025, the team from Hackensack Meridian Health’s Molly Diabetes Education and Management Center and the Inserra Family Diabetes Institute joined forces with dietitians from Inserra Supermarkets. The event, held at the New Milford ShopRite, brought together patients, caregivers, and community members to learn how delicious, healthy eating can be a primary tool in the fight against diabetes.

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Juan Rojas, 77, of Woodbury

Juan Rojas, 77, of Woodbury, NJ, passed away peacefully on November 16, 2025, after a hard-fought battle with leukemia. He was surrounded by his loving family when he was called home to God.

Born on September 1, 1948, in San Juan, Puerto Rico, Juan was a beloved husband, father, grandfather, brother, uncle, cousin, and friend to many. He spent much of his life in Gloucester City, NJ, where he and his wife raised their daughters and built a home filled with love, laughter, and loud opinions.

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Atlantic City Boat Show

NEW! Visit Atlantic City is proud to partner with the Captain’s Table reception at the Discover Boating Atlantic City Boat Show as a kickoff to Taste Atlantic City.

Join us for a night of a food, fun and fellowship at the 11th annual Captain’s Table. Guests will enjoy delectable dishes from a variety of local restaurants along with tastings from regional breweries, wineries, and distilleries. This special night will also support Let Us Eat, Please, benefiting the Community FoodBank of New Jersey’s summer feeding programs for South Jersey families. Take advantage of the early-bird pricing now through 12/19!

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Camden County stores clear of ByHeart Whole Nutrition Infant Formula

On November 8, Byheart Whole Nutrition voluntarily recalled two batches of infant formula following notification from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) of a broader ongoing investigation into a recent outbreak of infant botulism. On November 11, the FDA requested a recall expansion to include all ByHeart infant formula on the market. ByHeart expanded its recall to include all ByHeart formula nationwide, including cans and single-serve sticks. Since then, the Camden County Health Department has worked diligently to ensure that all locations where the product is typically sold have cleared it from shelves.

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Louis Pecsi Book Signing Tour: “Theo’s Adventures in Time”

An artist and storyteller Louis Pecsi is currently doing a signing tour of his new children’s book “Theo’s Adventures in Time” at the Ram Arcade in Haddonfield. The signing will be between 2 and 330 pm on Dec 11.

“Theo’s Adventures in Time” chronicles the early and later inventions of a child genius, which include an everlasting bouncing ball and a pair of flying shoes. His early inventions pale in comparison to his ultimate triumph, which is a time machine named Kronos. Theo journeys through time and encounters dinosaurs, mummies and Albert Einstein. Theo is able to take selfies with a sleeping T Rex until, yikes, the beast wakes up. An epic adventure full of thought-provoking images rendered in vivid colors teaching Einstein’s famous quote, imagination is more important that knowledge. Prepare yourself for adventure when you open this book.

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Below are projects scheduled on Camden County roads in Voorhees Township

Monday, November 17 & Tuesday, November 18, 2025
Cropwell Road & Kresson Road– 7:00am to 5:00pm. Kiely Civil, on behalf of South Jersey Gas, will continue renewing a gas main; there will either be a full road closure of Cropwell Road between Kresson Road & County Walk or a partial road closure southbound on Kresson Road between Cropwell Road & Centennial Boulevard.

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Happening Today! Coffee With A Cop At Gloucester Premium Outlet’s Starbucks!

Tuesday, November 18, 2025 from 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM at the Starbucks in the Gloucester Premium Outlets near the center courtyard!

Stop by while shopping and enjoy a free cup of coffee and a chat with a GTPD Police Officer and Staff! Hope to see you there on today!

Startling Two-Car Collision in Gloucester City

Kathy Cleary Underwood | Cleary’s Notebook News

GLOUCESTER CITY, NJ (CNBNews) (November 18, 2025)—In a startling incident this morning, a pickup truck and a car crashed in the 500 block of South Broadway, close to Kohler Street. According to a resident, the car ended up on its roof. The cause of the accident is unknown. It is unclear if the driver of either vehicle was hurt. Or, if there were any other injuries.

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Nora Lu Carroll, 81, Maple Shade

On October 29, 2025, in Maple Shade, NJ at the age of 81. Born in Kansas City,
KS, she was the daughter of the late Francis M. and Grace L. (Farley) Carroll.
Nora is survived by her brothers, Francis “Mike” Carroll (Margaret Granok) and
Robert “Bob” Carroll (Dorsey Carroll). She is fondly remembered by her nieces
and nephews: Michael, John, Frank, Beth and Fay.

Nora graduated from the University of Missouri in 1966 with a DVM degree as the only woman in her class. As a small animal veterinarian, Dr. Carroll worked for several veterinary clinics in Chicago, IL and in the Baltimore region of MD before her retirement. She was passionate about animals and had a magnetic personality.

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