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Dream Nations Cup in NJ part of push to expand hockey to Africa and the Middle East
When you think of African and Middle Eastern sports, you probably don’t think of hockey first. But for some countries, there’s now a push to grow the sport. And that opportunity to expand and break down barriers took center ice in a first of its kind hockey tournament. NBC10’s Aaron Baskerville has the story.
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Business owners concerned over losing customers due to Route 71 bridge being shut down
Business owners in two Jersey Shore towns say bridge repairs are putting the brakes on a lot of their customer traffic. And concerns are growing about the shut down as the summer season quickly approaches. The bridge connects Belmar and Avon-by-the-Sea but it hasn’t been an option for drivers for more than a month. NBC10’s Ted Greenberg shares how long...
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4 arrested, 2 sought in connection to string of burglaries across Pennsylvania, New Jersey
Four people are in custody as police officers search for two others tied to a string of burglaries in Pennsylvania and New Jersey dating back to 2007.
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NJ county launching special needs registry. Here's how it will work
Gloucester County residents now have access to more resources that are designed to improve interactions between law enforcement and people with special needs.
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Man beaten, stabbed at hotel on Atlantic City Boardwalk, police say
Police are investigating after a fight at the Showboat Resort Atlantic City Wednesday ended with a man being beaten and stabbed.
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‘It means the world to me': NJ Special Olympians learn pickleball from volunteers
Volunteers with the Deptford Pickleball Club in South Jersey are teaching Special Olympics New Jersey athletes how to play pickleball and leaving the athletes feeling good.
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Teaching pickleball, empowerment to Special Olympics athletes in NJ
NBC10’s Siobhan McGirl heads to South Jersey to see how some volunteers are teaching pickleball and so much more to Special Olympians.
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Cars speed through waterlogged streets at the Jersey Shore creating more flood damage
Officials at the Jersey Shore say they have never seen the amount of flooding that they have seen since January. While the streets are flooded some “joyriders” are speeding their way down roads causing waves and more damage to properties around the area. NBC10’s Ted Greenberg has more on what officials are doing to crack down on the speedy...
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Gusts of activity underway by friends and foes of offshore wind energy projects
Supporters of offshore wind energy projects in New Jersey and New York are trading blows with opponents in some shore towns who say vacationers and local residents don’t want to see turbines filling the ocean horizon.
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NJ police sergeant kept evidence in child porn case for personal use, officials say
Christopher Ortiz, 39, of Estell Manor — a sergeant with the Vineland Police Dept. — has been charged after he, allegedly, kept evidence that depicted child sexual abuse for his personal use.
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NJ wildfire is now 100% contained
The New Jersey Forest Fire Service said firefighters continued to mop up a wildfire that spread to more than 500 acres of the Wharton State Forest before being contained Thursday morning.
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Firefighters in New Jersey are working to put out a wildfire
A wildfire is burning about 400 acres in Wharton State Forest in New Jersey. Firefighters say they have the fire about 75% contained.
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Swarthmore College, UDel, Penn students protesting Israel-Hamas war
Students throughout our region are holding walk outs, rallies and encampments to protest against the war in Gaza.
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Draft Dreams: Football is a family affair for Rutgers star Max Melton
Max Melton is among the top talent from South Jersey and Rutgers University on the football field. He’s looking to follow his big brother’s footsteps and reach the NFL. NBC10’s Matt DeLucia has his story in this edition of Draft Dreams.
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Pro-Palestine event at NJ high school canceled over safety concerns
A high school in South Jersey canceled a pro-Palestine event that was scheduled at the school on Friday. This event at Eastern Regional High School raised concerns from parents and local leaders. NBC10’s Yukare Nakayama has more on the details of the change.
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Wokworks, a Philly-based restaurant, opening first-ever New Jersey location in Margate
Wokworks, the popular stir-fry restaurant with locations throughout Philadelphia, is expanding to the Jersey Shore this summer.
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Black bear spotted roaming New Jersey town, residents encourage not to leave out food
Police in one New Jersey town are warning residents after a black bear was spotted roaming around.
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NJ congressman Donald Payne Jr. dies following hospitalization earlier in April
U.S. Rep. Donald Payne Jr., a Democratic congressman representing New Jersey’s 10th Congressional District, has died after being hospitalized earlier in April, Gov. Phil Murphy announced Wednesday.
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Firefighters battle wildfire in NJ
Firefighters were battling a wildfire at the Wharton State Forest in Burlington and Camden counties in New Jersey Wednesday. SkyForce10 was live above the scene.
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Wildfire burning through 510 acres of NJ forest now 100% contained
A wildfire burned more than 500 acres of a New Jersey state forest Wednesday into Thursday, sending thick white smoke into the air and closing a Camden County road for some time.