New Commercial Atlantic Bluefin Tuna Fisheries Webpage

NOAA Fisheries announces the availability of a new consolidated commercial Atlantic bluefin tuna fisheries webpage. The new webpage includes information related to commercial fishery status (open/closed), base and adjusted quotas, landings, minimum sizes, retention limits, and permits.

For more information please refer to the Atlantic Highly Migratory Species website

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FIFA World Cup 2026 Celebrates 100 Days Out 

March 6 marked 100 Days to Go until the FIFA World Cup 2026™, which will see Canada, Mexico and the United States welcome the world for the greatest show on earth. This year’s tournament will unfold across a record 104 matches, kicking off at Mexico City Stadium on 11 June and making its way to New York New Jersey Stadium for the final on 19 July.

To mark 100 Days to Go, the Official FIFA World Cup 2026 Tournament Poster makes its debut, celebrating the true spirit, excitement and unity of the global showpiece event. The poster features a collage-style composition with a player at its centre, reflecting football’s unique ability to unite the world. It marks the final piece of the FIFA World Cup 2026 poster collection, complementing the 16 Official Host City Posters released last year.

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Funeral Services Set For Corrections Officer Isiah Hampton Watkins

Family, friends, officials, and first responders from throughout the region will be attending a Celebration of Life service for Camden County Corrections Officer Isiah Hampton Watkins on Thursday, March 26 at Bethany Baptist Church (1115 E Gibbsboro Rd, Lindenwold, 08021) at interment will follow at Harleigh Cemetery (1640 Haddon Ave, Camden, 08103) at 4 p.m. The procession from the church to the cemetery will pass the Camden County Correctional Facility.

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Van Drew: Pay Workers Now, Stop Congressional Pay During Shutdown

Congressman Van Drew released the following statement regarding the ongoing partial shutdown.

“This has gone on long enough,” said Congressman Van Drew. “The people paying the price right now are the ones showing up every day to do their jobs: TSA agents, Coast Guard members, and others who keep this country running. They are doing everything we ask of them, day in and day out, and they are not being paid for it. It is not right. And that is exactly why Members of Congress should not be paid during a shutdown. If these workers are going without, then we should be going without too. We should be feeling that same pain until this gets fixed. That is why I am sponsoring a bill to ensure that while the government shuts down, Members of Congress do not receive their pay. The Constitution sets clear rules on congressional pay, so this has to be done the right way, but there is a path to make sure Members do not take home a paycheck while the job is not done. Maybe then they will think twice before using people’s livelihoods as leverage in a political fight.”

Camden County YOUth Influencer Summit

Commissioner Jennifer Cooley Fleisher will join educators, advocates, and local leaders, today at Rowan University – Chamberlain Student Center, 183 Rowan Blvd, Glassboro, at 10 a.m. for the Camden County YOUth Influencer Summit at Rowan University. The event will bring together 250 students in grades 7-10 from across Camden County for an interactive experience designed to empower students with leadership and advocacy skills to help them create or strengthen student-led initiatives in their schools and communities.

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Protected Leave to Grieve Pregnancy/Adoption Loss

Speight and Sampson bill would allow workers to take protected leave to grieve miscarriage, stillbirth, fertility treatment loss, or unsuccessful adoption

(TRENTON) – Legislation that would provide New Jersey workers with protected leave to grieve the loss of a child or pregnancy cleared the Assembly Labor Committee on Monday. Bill A2198, sponsored by Assemblywoman Shanique Speight and Assemblyman William Sampson, would expand the New Jersey Family Leave Act to allow employees to take family leave following the death of a child, miscarriage, stillbirth, or termination of a pregnancy for medical reasons. The bill would also cover leave following an unsuccessful adoption or fertility treatment, including procedures such as intrauterine insemination or assisted reproductive technology.

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Al Jardine & The Pet Sounds Band

Saturday, April 11th @ 8 PM

Prepare to be swept away by an unforgettable musical journey! Experience an extraordinary tribute to the legendary Brian Wilson, masterfully led by the one and only Al Jardine, the iconic guitarist, vocalist, and songwriter, and a founding member of the Beach Boys. Now performing as The Pet Sounds Band, this captivating new show will be featuring an electrifying collection of timeless greatest hits that will transport you back to the golden era of rock and roll. Prepare to sing along to iconic anthems like “California Girls,” “Help Me Rhonda,”

Pet of the Week: Meet Duke!

Say hello to Duke—a lovable 10-year-young Boxer with a heart full of love and a personality that will instantly make you smile! 

Duke may have experienced a stroke earlier in life that left him with a slight facial droop, but don’t let that fool you—he’s just as happy, playful, and full of life as any other pup. In fact, his lopsided grin only adds to his charm!

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Legislation Takes Effect Limiting Rent Increase on Mobile Home Park Tenants

TRENTON – A law sponsored by Senators Paul Moriarty and Joseph Cryan that would limit the amount a landlord may increase the rent on a tenant of a dwelling site within a manufactured home park took effect on March 1, supporting tenants who plan to install or have installed a modular or manufactured home on land they do not own.

Starting this month, a landlord of a covered dwelling site is not allowed to raise the rent by more than 3.5 percent over a 12-month period without seeking approval from the Department of Community Affairs. 

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National Puppy Day!

Monday, March 23rd is National Puppy Day, the perfect time to recognize the joy, loyalty, and companionship puppies bring into our lives. If you’re thinking about adding a new four-legged friend to your family, consider adoption. The Gloucester County Animal Shelter has loving dogs and puppies waiting for a forever home. Learn more and view available pets here: https://www.gloucestercountynj.gov/160/Animal-Shelter