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Due to the large demand for the ID - especially for people who had already booked domestic flights - the New Jersey Motor Vehicle Commission (MVC) launched its REAL ID Thursdays last March, with a mobile unit traveling to local towns to help people sign up.

Getting Real The U.S. government has enforced since last year a law that now requires a REAL ID when people travel by airplane or entering certain federal facilities. Due

The FIFA World Cup 2026 has kicked off, and Burlington County residents looking for public watch parties won’t be left on the sidelines.

World Cup watch parties across Burlington County The FIFA World Cup 2026 has kicked off, and Burlington County residents looking for public watch parties won’t be left on the sidelines. Burlington County

Burlington County Animal Alliance's Adoptable Pet of the Week: Meet Beau!

Hi, I'm Beau, and I'm looking for my forever family.

I was picked up as a stray and spent months in a crowded shelter, scared and hiding in the back of my kennel. As an all-black dog, it was easy for me to go unnoticed. When my future looked uncertain, a volunteer spotted me and helped me get a second chance through BCAA and a wonderful rescue partner.

I'm about 1-2 years old, weigh a little over 55 pounds, and appear to be a Labrador Retriever mix. While I was shy at first, once I realized I was safe, my goofy, lovable Lab personality started to shine!

I'm currently participating in the New Leash on Life Prison Dog Program, where I'm learning important skills like walking nicely on a leash, sit, stay, and crate training. My trainers say I'm a smart boy who loves to learn and wants nothing more than to make people happy.

I get along well with other dogs and have shown respectful curiosity around cats. Most of all, I'm ready for a family to call my own.

Could you be the one to give me the happy ending I've been waiting for? ❤️

To learn more about me or apply to adopt, visit bcaaofnj.org.

A tremendous regular season and playoff run by the Palmyra High School girls’ softball team came to an end on a beautiful June 2 at the NJSIAA South Jersey Group 1 semifinal game at Legion Field.

Martinez shines as Palmyra falls to Woodstown A tremendous regular season and playoff run by the Palmyra High School girls’ softball team came to an end on a beautiful June 2 at the NJSIAA South Jersey Gr

Some dismiss the endearing opossum as unattractive – or even a nuisance – but this quiet creature is actually one of our gentlest and most essential wild neighbors.

New Jersey’s misunderstood marsupial Opossum (c) Orsulak/USFWS

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A taskmaster with a heart, and a friend of Martin Luther King.

In the latest GOOD LIFE

THE GOOD LIFE A taskmaster with a heart, and a friend of Martin Luther King. In the latest GOOD LIFE

🐾 Community Pet of the Week 🐾

Say hello to this week’s featured furry friend, Dolly! 💛 This beloved pet is a proud member of our local community, bringing smiles, companionship, and plenty of personality to their family every day. From playful moments to cozy cuddles, it’s easy to see why they’re so loved.

Have a pet that deserves the spotlight? We’d love to feature them! Share your photos and a little about what makes your pet special for a chance to be our next Community Pet of the Week. 🐶🐱

In New Jersey, that double price shock is putting a “significant financial strain” on farmers, said Liz Thompson, executive director of the New Jersey Farm Bureau.

Rising costs for fuel, fertilizer strain farmers By JOHN REITMEYERNJ SpotlightFrom fuel to fertilizer, significant cost increases triggered by President Donald Trump’s ongoing war in Iran are st

Burlington County is distributing free, $40 farmers market vouchers to eligible senior citizens in the Farmer's Market Nutrition Program.

The county's Department of Human Services Office on Aging is now accepting applications from seniors. Qualifyers will immediately receive a QR code voucher redeemable for market products at any of 20 participating county farms and farmer's markets.

Last year, 960 county seniors got vouchers.

“We’ve heard from many senior citizens on fixed incomes who are struggling because of rising food prices and other expenses that make it difficult for them to obtain quality, nutritious foods,” said County Commissioner Randy Brolo, liaison to the Department of Human Services.

“The senior (voucher) program provides eligible seniors with a path to obtaining fresh, nutritious produce locally sourced from Burlington County farms.

County offers senior farm market vouchers Burlington County is distributing free, $40 farmers market vouchers to eligible senior citizens in the Farmer's Market Nutrition Program.The county's Depart