UPDATE: Per Logan Township Police Department, Anna has been located and is safe.

The Logan Township Police Department is seeking the public’s assistance with locating a missing juvenile female. Anna Barber is 14-years old and left her residence the morning of October 26, 2026. There is no known clothing description or destination. Anna is known to have previously visited Gloucester Township (Camden County), Monroe Township (Gloucester County), and Rowan University. She is 5’01” tall, weighs approximately 90 pounds, has brown hair, and brown eyes. Anyone with information regarding Anna’s whereabouts are requested to contact Logan Township Police Department via dispatch at 856-589-0911 or by dialing 9-1-1.

Does anyone work for DRPA/PATCO? Looking to get some feed back before applying for a position. I've searched Reddit but it didn't really yield much. Looking for feedback on atmosphere and if this is a nice place to work.

Thank you!

they look like cigarettes…

Taken on Pedricktown road near Pureland where Oldmans Creek is. They are there pretty regularly as I see them during lunch last couple years.

Phone Bank From Home Options every day until Election Day on Mobilize https://www.mobilize.us/?q=mullock

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Return Mail Ballots to a Drop Box https://www.nj.gov/state/elections/vote-secure-drop-boxes.shtml

Debate

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Kristen G. Arntz, 54, of Beachwood, is accused of collecting $217,839 from her deceased mother’s pension and annuity funds between 2021 and 2025.

Investigators say she took over her mother’s bank accounts, failed to report her death to Ironworkers Local 11 and sent letters to the union with her mother’s forged signature.

Arntz has been charged with theft by deception and forgery, and the investigation is ongoing.

Hello SJ! Hoping other folks who rollerskate or blade have some suggestions on smooth (relatively flat) trails for skating. I’m fairly new to outdoor skating and am near the Cherry Hill area if anyone has suggestions!

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Anyone know of any chill Halloween parties for adults in their 30's Friday or Saturday?

I apologize if this is not the right place for this, but my daughter wants to learn bass. We have looked into some great local places for instructions, but all of the instructors are men and my daughter seems hesitant. I am looking to see if I can find a female bass instructor.

Rich Gess and his wife walked about 1,000 miles along the same trail near Hidden Creek in Glassboro during the pandemic. The 3.5-mile trail begins just beyond the end of their street, in a wooded area that borders property owned by Rowan University near Route 322.

During his walks, Rich photographed the wildlife he encountered, including:

• 120 different bird species
• 22 species of butterflies
• Foxes and kits
• Deer
• Snakes
• Toads

According to Rich, the wooded property is owned by the Borough of Glassboro, which purchased the land after the Hidden Creek developer went bankrupt.

Recently, he noticed workers conducting surveys in the area. Some neighbors also received notices concerning NJDEP wetlands surveys, which were sent to property owners within 200 feet of the affected area.

Although no formal land use applications have been submitted by developers, Rich wants to start a conversation with Borough Council about the future of the borough-owned property and is calling for a public hearing.

He recently distributed flyers to neighbors, many of whom were unaware that environmental surveys were taking place.

Rich wants the Borough to pause and consider the importance of the natural habitat before pursuing any redevelopment plans.

His flyer, titled “Stop Hidden Creek Overdevelopment,” raises concerns about the potential loss of wildlife habitat and recreational space, as well as additional traffic in the neighborhood.

He is encouraging Glassboro residents to attend the Glassboro Borough Council meeting TONIGHT Tuesday, October 27, at 7 p.m., at the Municipal Building, 1 South Main Street, where he plans to speak during public comment.

You can view the agenda for tonight’s meeting on Glassboro’s website.

Glassboro also posts recordings of council meetings on YouTube.

Article originally published on The Woodbury Warbler: https://woodburywarbler.com/glassboro-resident-seeks-public-discussion-about-future-of-wooded-land-near-hidden-creek/

Hello, I am moving to Blackwood N.J. and have a child going to high school. I was wondering if we should send them to Highland High School or to the Catholic High School in the area. Thanks

Pictured: Swedesboro Citgo

Source article: https://www.cnn.com/2026/10/26/economy/gas-oil-trump-iran-election?utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=missions&utm_source=reddit&Date=20261026&Profile=cnn&utm_content=1793009132

(Edit:) And because some people need the evidence shoved in their fucking face: https://www.eia.gov/dnav/pet/hist/LeafHandler.ashx?n=pet&s=emm_epm0_pte_nus_dpg&f=a

Monthly all time prior peak was $4.01 in 2022 right after the entire world economy restarted. In other words: not something a president could directly impact***.*** It also notably started moving back down to the average after that. You'll note this graph ends shortly after 2025 begins. Wonder what happens then....

Edit 2: In the interest of putting to bed the "but it hit $5.00 under biden!" crowd, you can extract the weekly data from that site through 2026, but you get it in an xls spreadsheet so you need to chart it yourself ...lets take a look, shall we?

That spike around Jun of 2022 is the ONE WEEK it hit $5.07, again, after the entire fucking economy restarted after a once in a lifetime worldwide pandemic....you'll notice it spiked for about one week, and then shot right back down. Something notably different seems to happen shortly after Feb 1, 2026.... The price jumps well above $4.00, and stays there, with the exception of a brief one-week dip, the first time trump announced a ceasefire, but before the oil companies started pricing in his weekly bullshit.

I know this isn't all the events in South Jersey, but I could only fit so many in this post. Feel free to shout out any I missed in the comments.

For activities across the state check out our atlas: https://rmn.pub/event-atlas

Atlantic County

• The Red Barn Farm Sunflower and Fall Fest — Mon Oct 26 – Sun Nov 1 (ongoing run Sat Aug 29 → Sun Nov 1; check open days) · Hammonton · confirmed · E · Harvest and farm
  • when: Fridays–Sundays, late August–early November · Fri 4 PM-dusk; Sat-Sun 11 AM-dusk; night maze Fri-Sat 7-10 PM (Oct 2-31)
  • admission: Free — Free fairgrounds; attractions ticketed individually or via All-Access Pass
  • venue: The Red Barn Farm
  • source: https://theredbarn.farm/
• The Little Art Co. Paint and Sip — Thu Oct 29 · Hammonton · confirmed · E · Beer and wine
  • admission: Paid / see price
  • venue: Sharrott Winery
  • source: https://sharrottwinery.com/event/the-little-art-co-paint-sip/

Burlington County

• Fall Harvest Festival at Johnson’s Locust Hall Farm — Mon Oct 26 – Sat Oct 31 (ongoing run Sat Sep 12 → Sat Oct 31; check open days) · Jobstown · confirmed · E · Harvest and farm
  • when: Weekends, mid-September through October · Sat/Sun 9am-6pm (grill and live music 12-4pm); Thu/Fri 9am-5pm
  • admission: Paid / see price — Combo ticket (weekday and weekend pricing; online tickets discounted)
  • venue: Johnson's Locust Hall Farm
  • source: https://www.johnsonslocusthallfarm.com/fall-harvest-season/
• Johnson’s Corner Farm Harvest Festival — Mon Oct 26 – Sun Nov 1 (ongoing run Sat Sep 12 → Sun Nov 1; check open days) · Medford · confirmed · E · Harvest and farm
  • when: Daily in fall; festival weekends in September and October · Live music 12-4pm; food tent 11am-4pm; weekend hayrides 10am-3pm
  • admission: Paid / see price — Weekend hayride + barnyard package from $18 (adult) / $22 (child); corn maze packages from $28/$32; weekday discounts
  • venue: Johnson's Corner Farm
  • source: https://www.johnsonsfarm.com/events/fall-harvest-festivals/
• Halloween Movie Night — Hocus Pocus — Fri Oct 30 · Medford · confirmed · E · Beer and wine
  • admission: Paid / see price — $10
  • venue: Stokelan Estate Winery
  • source: https://www.exploretock.com/stokelanwinery
• Palmyra Halloween Parade — Fri Oct 30 · Palmyra · confirmed · E · Parades and civic celebrations
  • admission: Free — Free to watch; donations welcome
  • venue: Downtown Palmyra
  • source: https://palmyrahalloweenparade.com/
• Spirits with Spirit with Medium Pamela Matusz — Fri Oct 30 · Shamong · confirmed · E · Beer and wine
  • admission: Paid / see price
  • venue: Valenzano Winery
  • source: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/spirits-with-spirit-at-valenzano-winery-with-medium-pamela-matusz-tickets-2001064373408
• Sky Zone Sensory Hours (1 New Jersey location) — Sat Oct 31 · Maple Shade · confirmed · A · Play and family fun centers
  • admission: Paid / see price
  • venue: Sky Zone Moorestown
  • source: https://www.skyzone.com/moorestown/programs/sensory-hours/ (already loaded as sky-zone-sensory-hours-moorestown-nj; note street address is Maple Shade)
• Autumn with the Animals — Sun Nov 1 · Medford · confirmed · E · Harvest and farm
  • admission: Paid / see price
  • venue: Medford
  • source: https://www.cedarrun.org/event/autumn-with-the-animals-festival-2026/

Camden County

• Westmont Lions Halloween Parade — Thu Oct 29 · Haddon Township · confirmed · E · Parades and civic celebrations
  • when: 7:30 PM
  • admission: Free
  • venue: Haddon Avenue (Albertson Ave to Maple Ave), Westmont
  • source: https://e-clubhouse.org/sites/westmontnj/page-10.php
• Haddonfield Halloween Parade — Fri Oct 30 · Haddonfield · announced (secondary) · E · Parades and civic celebrations
  • when: 6:30 PM (line-up 6 PM)
  • admission: Free
  • venue: Kings Highway (from Chestnut St to Borough Hall)
  • source: https://haddonfieldcelebrations.org/halloween.html
• Diggerland Fall Festival (Diggerfest) — Sat Oct 31 – Sun Nov 1 · West Berlin · confirmed · E · Harvest and farm
  • when: About 11 AM–6 PM (park calendar)
  • admission: Paid / see price — Included with park admission: $46.99 online + fee ($50.99–53.99 at the gate); seniors $23.99; under 36" free; free parking
  • venue: Diggerland USA, 100 Pinedge Dr
  • source: https://diggerlandusa.com/special-events/fall-festival/
• Cooper Norcross Run the Bridge — Sun Nov 1 · Camden · confirmed · E · Races and fun runs
  • when: First Sunday in November · 10K and 2-mile walk 8:30 AM
  • admission: Paid / see price — 10K $70; 2-mile walk $35
  • venue: Ben Franklin Bridge (Camden side) to Camden Athletic Complex
  • source: https://www.runthebridge.org/

Cape May County

• Cape May Halloween Happenings & Scarecrow Alley — Mon Oct 26 – Sat Oct 31 (ongoing run Thu Oct 1 → Sat Oct 31; check open days) · Cape May · confirmed · E · Harvest and farm
  • admission: Partly free — Scarecrow Alley & Oct 31 trick-or-treat free; ghost tours, trolley tours, murder mystery dinners ticketed
  • venue: Emlen Physick Estate
  • source: https://capemaymac.org/halloween-happenings/
• Middle Township Halloween Parade — Wed Oct 28 · Cape May Court House · confirmed · E · Parades and civic celebrations
  • when: 7 PM
  • admission: Free — Free to participate
  • venue: Cape May Court House
  • source: https://middletownship.com/departments/special-events/
• Ocean City Halloween Parade — Thu Oct 29 · Ocean City · confirmed · E · Parades and civic celebrations
  • when: 7:15 PM
  • admission: Free — Free to watch
  • venue: Asbury Avenue (6th to 11th Street)
  • source: https://www.ocnj.us/halloween
• Wine and Halloween Candy Pairing — Fri Oct 30 – Sun Nov 1 · Cape May Court House · confirmed · E · Beer and wine
  • admission: Paid / see price
  • venue: Briganti By The Bay Vineyard and Winery
  • source: https://www.natalivineyards.com/event/wine-halloween-candy-pairing-copy-copy/
• Halloween Sip and Shop — Sat Oct 31 – Sun Nov 1 · West Cape May · confirmed · E · Beer and wine
  • admission: Paid / see price
  • venue: Willow Creek Winery
  • source: https://willowcreekwinerycapemay.com/events/event/halloween-sip-shop/
• Tiny Treasures — Sat Oct 31 – Sun Nov 1 (ongoing run Sat Oct 31 → Wed Dec 2; check open days) · Cape May Court House · confirmed · E · Beer and wine
  • admission: Paid / see price
  • venue: Jessie Creek Winery
  • source: https://jessiecreekwinery.com/events/calendar/art/

Cumberland County

• Millville Market — Thu Oct 29 · Millville · announced (secondary) · E · Fairs and night markets
  • when: Thursdays, June 4–Oct 29 · 4–7 PM
  • admission: Free — Free admission
  • venue: Captain Joseph Buck Waterfront Park
  • source: https://visitnj.org/nj-events/millville-market-kumaries-garden
• RCSJ–Cumberland Jazz Showcase Concert — Thu Oct 29 · Vineland · confirmed · E · Jazz and blues
  • admission: Paid / see price
  • venue: Vineland
  • source: https://www.rcsj.edu/news/annual-jazz-showcase-concert-returns-to-rcsj/
• HalloWine Fest — Sat Oct 31 · Millville · confirmed · E · Beer and wine
  • when: Noon–7:30 PM
  • admission: Paid / see price — Ticketed (General Admission or Keepsake Bundle)
  • venue: Cedar Rose Vineyards
  • source: https://www.cedarrosevineyards.com/winery-events/hallowine-fest
• Vineland Pumpkin Patch Party — Sat Oct 31 · Vineland · confirmed · E · Harvest and farm
  • when: 11 AM–1 PM
  • admission: Free
  • venue: Mini Parks at Landis Avenue and SW Boulevard
  • source: https://www.vinelandcity.org/event/pumpkin-patch-party-6/

Gloucester County

• Sunflower/Pumpkin Festival at Dalton Farms — Mon Oct 26 – Sun Nov 1 (ongoing run Thu Sep 10 → Sun Nov 1; check open days) · Swedesboro · confirmed · E · Harvest and farm
  • when: Thursdays–Mondays, September–October · Sept 10am-7pm; Oct 10am-6pm; closed Tue & Wed; weekend food/beer 11am-5pm, music 1-5pm
  • admission: Paid / see price — Tickets sold online at a discount (prices not captured); some attractions extra
  • venue: Dalton Farms
  • source: https://www.daltonfarms.com/pumpkin-fest
• Blue Cork Book Club — Thu Oct 29 · Williamstown · confirmed · E · Beer and wine
  • admission: Paid / see price
  • venue: Blue Cork Winery and Vineyard
  • source: https://bluecorkwine.com/events/
• Sips & Psychics Día de los Muertos Festival — Sun Nov 1 · Williamstown · confirmed · E · Latino and Hispanic
  • when: 12–4 PM (VIP early access 11:30 AM)
  • admission: Paid / see price — General admission $20; VIP package $110 (online sales shown as ended on the organizer page)
  • venue: Autumn Lake Winery Field
  • source: https://www.lunarhouseinc.com/events-1/sips-psychics-dia-de-los-muertos-festival

Ocean County

• Fall Festival at Argos Farm — Mon Oct 26 – Sun Nov 1 (ongoing run Sat Sep 12 → Sun Nov 1; check open days) · Forked River · confirmed · E · Harvest and farm
  • when: Select days, mid-September through October · Sept: Sat-Sun 10am-6pm, plus Sept 28-30 2pm-6pm; Oct: Thu-Fri 2pm-6pm, Sat-Sun 10am-6pm, Columbus Day 10am-6pm
  • admission: Paid / see price — Ticketed general admission; you-pick pumpkins extra; pumpkin patch accessible without GA ticket
  • venue: Argos Farm
  • source: https://www.argosfarm.com/fall-festival
• Laurita Idol — Thu Oct 29 · New Egypt · confirmed · E · Beer and wine
  • when: 7–9 PM
  • admission: Free — Free spectator admission; contestant preregistration required
  • venue: Laurita Winery
  • source: https://lauritawinery.com/idol-registration/
• Decades Dance Party — Fri Oct 30 · New Egypt · confirmed · E · Beer and wine
  • when: 7–11 PM
  • admission: Paid / see price — $11 online / $13 door
  • venue: Laurita Winery
  • source: https://www.exploretock.com/lauritawinery/event/625699/decades-dance-party-oct-30
• Toms River Halloween Parade — Sat Oct 31 · Toms River · confirmed · E · Parades and civic celebrations
  • when: 7 PM
  • admission: Free — Free to watch
  • venue: Downtown Toms River (Main Street and Washington Street)
  • source: https://www.facebook.com/trfchalloweenparade
• Ocean County Historical Society Holiday Gifts, Crafts & Collectibles Faire — Sun Nov 1 · Toms River · confirmed · E · Holiday markets
  • when: 10 AM–3 PM
  • admission: Free
  • venue: Toms River High School South (cafetorium)
  • source: https://oceancountyhistory.org/ochs-events/
• Run the Vineyards Laurita 5K — Sun Nov 1 · New Egypt · confirmed · E · Races and fun runs
  • when: 10 AM start
  • admission: Paid / see price — $48 on RunSignup
  • venue: Laurita Winery
  • source: https://gooddayforarun.com/event/run-the-vineyards-laurita-5k/

Salem County

• Covered Wagon Tour — Mon Oct 26; Sun Nov 1 · Pilesgrove · confirmed · E · Beer and wine
  • admission: Paid / see price — $35
  • venue: Auburn Road Vineyards
  • source: https://www.exploretock.com/auburnroadvineyards/event/608679
• Woodstown Central Trick-or-Treat Special — Fri Oct 30 · Woodstown · confirmed · E · Harvest and farm
  • when: Train departs 6 PM (about 1 hr 30 min)
  • admission: Paid / see price — From $35; all passengers need a ticket
  • venue: South Woodstown Station
  • source: https://woodstowncentral.com/trick-or-treat-special/

Rep. Donald Norcross later apologized for the spectacle, telling the Inquirer through a spokesperson: “Whatever implications there were from my comments, I did not mean them that way. I went too far.”

The Democratic representative also called Van Drew after and apologized, the Inquirer reported.

Van Drew told the outlet that he accepted the apology but was “profoundly disappointed” in the statements, which he called “rough and inappropriate for a congressman.

Every couple months there is usual a thread like this. I figured I would make a new one, with a small twist. That being it doesn’t have to be dating, it can be friends or whatever you want. Just say the type of connection you are looking for!

Me: 35, M, Gloucester County. Looking for friends and long term connections, happy to chat with anyone interested my DMs are open feel free to hit me up. I’m introverted, a huge football fan (Giants), I love dogs (and animals in general), a big fan of R&B music and hiphop (especially 90s, 00 eras), and into all the typical homebody stuff, and like to take walks too. Also on a weight loss journey

Dislikes: Drama, lies, the Dallas Cowboys, coconut

Anyways, feel free to hit me up, and to everyone else that connects from this, good luck to you all also!!

The Pine Barrens seem like a pretty perfect setting for a found-footage horror movie.

"A couple’s phones secretly recorded their camping trip in Pinelands National Reserve on April 4, 2022, capturing fragmented audio/video of what happened. The blackouts remain as found in the footage."

From New Jersey first-time filmmaker Samuel Freeman, it's the kind of movie where different people can walk away with completely different interpretations of what they watched. Some people will love it; others will hate it.

What do you see in the dark?

We're premiering it online on The Lone Screen for one night only this Thursday, October 29 at 9p ET. After the film we'll have the Sam in the chat answering people's questions. A nice New Jersey horror film, just in time for spooky season!

I absolutely hate going inside the Glassboro TD bank... Ever since TD got busted for money laundering in 2024, dealing with that bank is a nightmare.. I only stay because I don't want to deal with my direct deposit or the payments I set up.. That may change though..

I have a savings account at a different bank that I intentionally make difficult to take money from as a deterrent to not spend my savings, & they are a pleasure to do business with..

Am I just unlucky in my dealings with them or do others have issues with them?