6 Major Food and Product Recalls You Should Know About This Week

As summer finishes and Labor Day approaches, federal authorities warn Americans to check their kitchens, backyards, and garages for dangerous products. Last week, frozen shrimp, snack cakes, and electric equipment were recalled. Although no widespread illnesses or injuries have been reported, experts caution that utilizing some of these items could put customers and pets at…

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Leaving a Job Gracefully: The Best Way to Resign Without Burning Bridges

Quitting is one of the hardest career decisions. Some leave for better opportunities, others for personal or career concerns. Resigning gracefully to leave on good terms with your boss and coworkers is most important. Positive exits preserve your career and open opportunities. Give enough notice to resign gracefully. Professionals usually offer two weeks’ notice. This…

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Jersey Shore September Escapes 2025: The Best Time to Experience the Coast Without Crowds

Millions of people visit the Jersey Shore each summer, making its boardwalks, beaches, and restaurants some of New Jersey’s busiest. The Shore becomes calmer and more attractive after Labor Day. The right blend of mild weather, wide spaces, and a calm coastal attitude makes September, sometimes known as “local summer,” a favorite month for locals…

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New Jersey’s Food Insecurity Deepens as Federal Cuts Threaten Families and Farmers

Many New Jersey neighborhood leaders say food insecurity is at record highs. Inflation, job losses, and federal assistance cuts have exacerbated the dilemma facing local food pantries, farmers, and nonprofits. With food support demand rising, the state expects a rougher path ahead. The Montclair Human Needs Food Pantry sees this situation regularly. Over a decade…

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Free Community Events in Passaic County Offer Passport, Veteran ID, and Medicare Assistance This September

September offers many opportunities for Passaic County residents to get help with vital paperwork and government services without going far. Free outreach activities across the county will make passports, notaries, and veteran picture ID cards easier to get. Staff will also help with Medicare, Social Security, and veterans’ affairs, giving community members access to critical…

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After 81 Years, Teen Sailor Lost in D-Day Invasion Finally Returns Home

In 1944, a young Scranton sailor died on D-Day. His remains were found and interred with his parents after 80 years, providing his family closure. Second-Class Seaman The USS Glennon, a destroyer guarding Allied forces during the Normandy invasion, killed 18-year-old Jerome Martin Mullaney. His parents grudgingly signed him into the Navy Reserve at 17….

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