Panel Discussion Airs Community Complaints About Press and Police Conduct
MOUNT LAUREL, NJ (SBN) —A panel discussion on relations between the press, the police and the public drew a passionate audience to Rowan College at…
Articles by Steve Lubetkin
Newark Symphony Hall CEO Taneshia Nash Laird Hopes to Place Newark Residents in Film Industry Jobs
Newark Symphony Hall (NSH) CEO Taneshia Nash Laird hopes a new training program for Newark residents will help them find jobs in the film and television industry, as an increasing number of entertainment companies are taking advantage of New Jersey tax credits to film productions in the Garden State.
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Willingboro native participates in Large Scale Exercise aboard U.S. Navy warship
A Willingboro native, Imani Taylor-Handy, is participating in the Large-Scale Exercise (LSE 2021) aboard USS Whidbey Island (LSD 41).
Dramatic Video Shows Implosion of World War II-era Buildings at Military Ocean Terminal in Bayonne, NJ
Demolition of 6-story, 1.5M SF bomb-proof structures allows construction of UPS facility to begin at the 153-acre waterfront industrial park in Bayonne, N.J. BAYONNE, NJ…
Who’s checking to see if N.J.’s buildings are at risk of falling down? Almost no one.
Are New Jersey’s high-rise buildings safe from the kind of collapse that occurred in Florida? NJ.com looked into inspections and it’s not a pretty picture.
Philadelphia Podcaster Walks From City to Shore to Raise Money for West Philly Educational Program
Philadelphia podcaster Jason Peters completed a 62-mile walk from Philly to Atlantic City over the weekend, a publicity-seeking effort to raise funds for “Project Ownership.”
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Groups Urge Pennsylvania to Strengthen Methane Emissions Rule
Clean-air advocates are urging Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Wolf to beef up his administration’s proposed methane rule.
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Environmental Groups Seek Funding for NY Coastal Resilience
More than 100 groups are urging Congress to allocate money in the infrastructure package toward coastal restoration projects that would protect communities, including in New York, from major storms and sea-level rise.
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‘Raise the Age’ Reforms Lead to No More Youths in NY Adult Prisons
ALBANY, NY (SBN) – New York has made major strides in lowering the number of incarcerated youths through implementation of “raise the age” laws, and…
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“Why Editors Drink” Author Rob Reinalda, Award-Winning Corporate News Editor, Discusses How to Improve Writing Skills
Chicago-based Rob Reinalda, award-winning editor and author of “Why Editors Drink: A Snarky Look at Common, Often Hilarious, Writing Blunders,” discusses how modern writing is failing and what to do about it.