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Watch Hoboken Native On New Latest Netflix Obsession Based In NJ Watch Hoboken Native On New Latest Netflix Obsession Based In NJ
Watch Hoboken Native On New Latest Netflix Obsession Based In NJ A native of Hoboken is a part of everyone's newest Netflix obsession, which is set in Camden County. Alex Giaimo is appearing on "King of Collectables," which debuted on Netflix on Friday, April 28, and is already living in the streaming service's top 10 most watched shows.  The show explores Ken Goldin, who runs an auction house that specializes in rare collectables and is headquartered in Runnemede. Giaimo is one of his employees. Alex Giaimo on "King of Collectibles."Netflix Alex Giaimo on "King of Collectibles."Netflix Athletes like Karl Malone, Joe Montana, Peyton Manning, Mike…

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by Sam Barron
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NJ Powerball Player Takes Home $1 Million, Another Wins $150K NJ Powerball Player Takes Home $1 Million, Another Wins $150K
NJ Powerball Player Takes Home $1 Million, Another Wins $150K Who are the lucky winners? A Powerball player in New Jersey is walking away with a whopping $1 million, while another player is taking home $150,000. A Jackpocket ticket matching all five white balls for the Saturday, April 15 drawing was sold at 355 Warwick Tpke. in Hewitt, lottery officials said. The ticket is good for the second-tier $1 million prize. Meanwhile, a ticket matching four of the five white balls and the Powerball was sold at American Legion #281 Blackwood, 2101 Chews Landing Clementon Rd., Blackwood in Camden County. The ticket was purchased with Power Play, multiplying the…

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by Valerie Musson
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Navy Vet From NJ Unmasked As Pro-Russian Propagandist Donbass Devushka Navy Vet From NJ Unmasked As Pro-Russian Propagandist Donbass Devushka
Navy Vet From NJ Unmasked As Pro-Russian Propagandist Donbass Devushka Donbass Devushka is not who she appears to be. According to the Wall Street Journal, a popular pro-Russian social media account is actually run by Sarah Bils, a former Naval officer and native of Camden County. Bils, who was born in Voorhees Township, now lives in Washington near the Naval Station Whidbey Island, according to numerous reports. On social media, Donbass Devushka regularly celebrated the deaths of Ukrainian soldiers and posted videos to YouTube.  On Telegram, she helped share US intelligence information that the government claims was recently leaked by Jack Teixeira, accord…

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by Sam Barron
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WINNER: Powerball Lottery Player Takes Home $50K From NJ Liquor Store WINNER: Powerball Lottery Player Takes Home $50K From NJ Liquor Store
Winner: Powerball Lottery Player Takes Home $50K From NJ Liquor Store One New Jersey Lottery ticket matched four of the five white balls and the Power Ball in the Saturday, April 1, drawing winning the $50,000 second-tier prize. That ticket was sold at Warwick Wine & Spirits, 600 S. Warwick Road, Hi-Nella in Camden County. The winning numbers for the Saturday, April 1, drawing were: 11, 19, 21, 29, and 52. The Red Power Ball number was 17. The Power Play was 4X. 

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by Jon Craig
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Convicted Bank Robber From PA Admits Holding Up Two NJ Banks in Three Days Convicted Bank Robber From PA Admits Holding Up Two NJ Banks in Three Days
Convicted Bank Robber From PA Admits Holding Up Two NJ Banks in Three Days A convicted bank robber who spent 10 years behind bars is headed back to prison after admitting on Tuesday that he held up two Camden County banks in three days. Leon I. Stanford, 54, of Wilkes Barre handed tellers notes demanding money at both the TD Bank in Oaklyn on Feb. 22, 2020 and at the Republic Bank in Cherry Hill on Feb. 24, U.S. Attorney for New Jersey Philip R. Sellinger said. Witnesses at the banks in Oaklyn and Cherry Hill described seeing the robber flee the area in the same white Saturn van used in both holdups, the U.S. attorney said on March 14. Surveillance cameras captur…

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by Jerry DeMarco
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Fugitive Pursued For Woman's Murder Shot Himself At NJ Turnpike Rest Stop, State AG Says Fugitive Pursued For Woman's Murder Shot Himself At NJ Turnpike Rest Stop, State AG Says
Fugitive Pursued For Woman's Murder Shot Himself At NJ Turnpike Rest Stop, State AG Says UPDATE: A man wanted for murder who died in a confrontation with police at a New Jersey Turnpike rest stop pulled the trigger himself, the state's top law enforcement official announced on Thursday. Kyle Foggy, 29, of Cherry Hill had stalked Michele Cruz, 28, before killing her in front of her Camden County apartment around 4 a.m. Feb. 25, they said. Authorities armed with an arrest warrant for murder and weapons possession caught up to Foggy at the Clara Barton Service Area in Salem County three days later, New Jersey Attorney General Matthew Platkin confirmed on Thursday, March 9. Foggy …

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by Jerry DeMarco
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Mega Millions Player Wins $10K At NJ Shoprite Mega Millions Player Wins $10K At NJ Shoprite
Mega Millions Player Wins $10K At NJ Shoprite There was one third-tier prizewinning ticket sold for the Friday, Feb. 24, Mega Millions lottery drawing. The winner matched four of the five white balls and the Gold Mega Ball drawn winning the $10,000 prize.  That ticket was purchased at Shoprite of Lawnside, 130 North White Horse Pike, Lawnside in Camden County. The winning numbers for the Friday, Feb. 24, drawing were: 02, 22, 49, 65, and 67. The Gold Mega Ball was 07, and the Megaplier Multiplier was 04.

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by Jon Craig
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NJ's Kelly Ripa Getting New Co-Host On Morning Talk Show — Her Husband NJ's Kelly Ripa Getting New Co-Host On Morning Talk Show — Her Husband
NJ's Kelly Ripa Getting New Co-Host On Morning Talk Show — Her Husband New Jersey native and longtime television personality Kelly Ripa will be getting a new co-host on her morning ABC talkshow. Ryan Seacrest announced on the Thursday, Feb. 15 episode of "Live with Kelly and Ryan" that he'll be departing the show. His replacement? Mark Consuelos.  Seacrest called the move a "tough, tough decision," and noted he initially planned for a three-year stint. But, that turned to six years of co-hosting alongside Camden County's Ripa. Seacrest promised he'll be back to fill in when needed. Kelly was raised in Camden County where her father serves as the Democr…

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by Cecilia Levine
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NJ Man Admits Hiring Hitman To Kill Teen He Shared Sexual Photos With Online: Feds NJ Man Admits Hiring Hitman To Kill Teen He Shared Sexual Photos With Online: Feds
NJ Man Admits Hiring Hitman To Kill Teen He Shared Sexual Photos With Online: Feds A Camden County man who shared sexually explicit photos with a 14-year-old child online admitted to paying $20,000 in bitcoin to have the child killed, authorities said. John Michael Musbach, 31, of Haddonfield, pleaded guilt to an indictment charging him with knowingly and intentionally using and causing another to use a facility of interstate and foreign commerce, that is the internet, with the intent that a murder be committed, U.S. Attorney Philip R. Sellinger said. In the summer of 2015, Musbach reportedly exchanged sexually explicit photographs and videos with the victim, a …

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by Jon Craig
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$10K Mega Millions Winner Sold At Bergen County Liquor Store $10K Mega Millions Winner Sold At Bergen County Liquor Store
$10K Mega Millions Winner Sold At Bergen County Liquor Store A Mega Millions ticket good for $10,000 was sold in Bergen County. The ticket from the Tuesday, Jan. 31 drawing was purchased from Metro Liquors on Schuyler Avenue in North Arlington. A $4 million ticket winning the second-tier prize was sold in Camden County, while the $31 million winner was sold in Massachusetts. The estimated cash value for the latter is $16.5 million. The winning numbers were: 07, 09, 18, 29, and 39. The Gold Mega Ball was 13, and the Megaplier Multiplier was 04.

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by Cecilia Levine
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$4 Million Mega Millions Lottery Ticket Sold In South Jersey $4 Million Mega Millions Lottery Ticket Sold In South Jersey
$4 Million Mega Millions Lottery Ticket Sold In South Jersey A second-tier prizewinning Mega Millions lottery ticket good for $4 million was sold in Camden County. The winning ticket matched five of the five white balls drawn winning the $1 million prize. That ticket was purchased with the Megaplier option, multiplying the prize to $4 milliion. The ticket from the Tuesday, Jan. 31 drawing was sold at One Stop Shoppe, 396 Whitehorse Pike, Atco in Camden County. The winning numbers were 7, 9, 18, 29 and 39. The Mega Ball drawn was 13, with a Megaplier of 4X. One Massachusetts ticket matched all five of the five white balls and the Gold Mega Bal…

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by Jon Craig
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WINNERS: Five NJ Powerball Lottery Players Take Home $50K+ WINNERS: Five NJ Powerball Lottery Players Take Home $50K+
Winners: Five NJ Powerball Lottery Players Take Home $50K+ Five New Jersey Lottery tickets matched four of the five white balls and the Power Ball drawn on Monday, Jan. 30,  The second-tier prizes were worth $50,000. One of those tickets was purchased with the Power Play option, multiplying the prize to $100,000.  Those tickets were sold at the following locations: Atlantic County ($100,000): Sunoco, 6501 Delilah Rd., Egg Harbor Township; Atlantic Count ($50,000): Shore True Value Hardware, 515 New Rd., Somers Point; Burlington County ($50,000): BJ’s Deli, 115 Creek Rd., Mount Laurel; Camden County ($50,000): Froggies Discount Liquor…

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by Jon Craig