PSE&G

Public Service Electric &amp; Gas Co. is New Jersey’s oldest and largest gas and electric delivery public utility, as well as one of the nation’s largest utilities. PSE&amp;G has won the ReliabilityOne® Award for superior electric system reliability in the Mid-Atlantic region for 24 consecutive years. In 2025, for the fourth consecutive year, J.D. Power named PSE&amp;G number one in customer satisfaction for residential electric service in the East among large utilities.  PSE&amp;G is a subsidiary of Public Service Enterprise Group Inc., (PSEG) (NYSE:PEG), a predominantly regulated infrastructure company named to the Dow Jones Sustainability Index for North America for 17 consecutive years (www.pseg.com).

Somerset County

Alexis Tarrazi

New York City Metropolitan Area

Bridgewater

New Jersey

Public Service Electric & Gas Co. is New Jersey’s oldest and largest gas and electric delivery public utility, as well as one of the nation’s...

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PhillyHired.com

Philly Hired is a leading hyper-local job board dedicated exclusively to the Greater Philadelphia region. While national search engines often bury local opportunities under a mountain of remote-only roles and out-of-state listings, Philly Hired provides a streamlined, community-centric ecosystem where homegrown talent and regional employers find their perfect match. Why We’re Different We believe that Philadelphia is a powerhouse of industry, from Center City startups to Main Line healthcare institutions. Our platform is designed to strip away the "noise" of national algorithms, offering a frictionless marketplace that empowers the local workforce. As a subsidiary of Local Talent Group, we are committed to the economic vitality of the Delaware Valley by keeping local talent right here at home. The Philly Hired Advantage - Hyper-Local Focus: Every listing is within reach of the local commuter, covering Philadelphia and its surrounding suburbs. - Targeted Talent Pools: We connect employers directly with motivated professionals who are specifically looking to grow their careers within the region. - Quality Over Quantity: By focusing on the 215 and beyond, we ensure that every application and every job post is relevant, regional, and real. - Community First: Beyond job listings, we serve as a hub for career resources and regional networking, supporting everything from tech and healthcare to hospitality and professional services. At Philly Hired, we don’t just post jobs; we build the teams that power our city. Whether you’re a business looking to scale with the best local talent or a professional ready for your next big move in the City of Brotherly Love, we are your gateway to the Philadelphia market. Ready to hire or get hired? Join the most active local employment network in the Delaware Valley. Explore PhillyHired.com today.

Philadelphia

Philadelphia County

June Bakan

Philadelphia Metropolitan Area

Pennsylvania

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A <a href="https://patch.com/new-jersey/collingswood/stillborn-fetus-discovered-camden-recycling-plant-0" target="_blank" rel="noopener">deceased fetus discovered on a conveyor belt </a>at a Camden recycling plant was incapable of breathing and died due to extreme immaturity, the results of an autopsy conducted on Friday confirmed.The 19-week-old was a girl, the autopsy revealed. An employee at ReCommunity Camden discovered the fetus around 3 p.m. Thursday. Anyone with information is asked to call Camden County Prosecutor's Office Detective Edwin Berwick at 856-225-8694 or Camden County Police Detective Randy Smith at 856-757-7420.Information may also be emailed to <a href="mailto:ccpotips@ccprosecutor.org" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">ccpotips@ccprosecutor.org</a>.

A <a href="https://patch.com/new-jersey/collingswood/stillborn-fetus-discovered-camden-recycling-plant-0" target="_blank" rel="noopener">deceased fetus discovered on a conveyor belt </a>at a Camden recycling plant was incapable of breathing and died due to extreme immaturity, the results of an autopsy conducted on Friday confirmed.

The 19-week-old was a girl, the autopsy revealed. An employee at ReCommunity Camden discovered the fetus around 3 p.m. Thursday.

Anyone with information is asked to call Camden County Prosecutor’s Office Detective Edwin Berwick at 856-225-8694 or Camden County Police Detective Randy Smith at 856-757-7420.Information may also be emailed to <a href="mailto:ccpotips@ccprosecutor.org" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">ccpotips@ccprosecutor.org</a>.

Camden County

Eddie Callahan

Collingswood

She died was incapable of breathing and died due to extreme immaturity.