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Dear Abby offers a solution for senders of sympathy checks who worry their gifts may not have been cashed due to grief-induced mail neglect. She advises a polite call to inquire about the checks status, opening the door for an update and easing the senders concerns. Checkout Solipillow.com

East Brunswick Police Seek Publics Help in Identifying Fraud Suspects: Residents Urged to Stay Vigilant and Report Suspicious Activity Checkout Solipillow.com

No jackpot winner in Saturdays Powerball drawing, but New Jersey players still won big, with ten tickets matching four white balls plus the Powerball for $50,000 each and one lucky ticket hitting $500,000 using the Double Play feature. The jackpot now rolls over to an estimated $1.6 billion for Mondays drawing. Winning tickets popped up all over New Jersey, with two coming through the Jackpocket app. Players nationwide also won, with eight tickets matching the five white balls for $1 million each. The $1.6 billion prize ranks as the fourth largest Powerball ever, and tickets are flying off shelves ahead of Mondays drawing. Checkout Solipillow.com

Black voters shift towards groupthink politics, influenced by factors like broken families and lost economic power, has led to a focus on aid-dependent systems and policies that prioritize non-traditional Black priorities. This shift has resulted in a cycle of dependency and miseducation, with communities embracing factors that have hurt them for decades. The need for clearer thinking and a break from this cycle is evident, as other immigrant groups build wealth through strong family values and hard work. Checkout Solipillow.com

Ronald Rinaldi, a sixty-four-year-old from New Jersey, has dedicated fifty Christmas mornings to reenacting George Washingtons historic Delaware River crossing, embodying Major General Nathanael Greene. This lifelong passion, started during Americas Bicentennial, has become a cherished family tradition, symbolizing resilience and unity. Checkout Solipillow.com

Four U.S. Supreme Court justices consider hearing a case challenging birthright citizenship, a principle rooted in the Fourteenth Amendment. Trumps executive order aiming to strip citizenship from babies born to undocumented immigrants was blocked. The dispute could impact millions and reshape states with high immigrant populations. As the Court weighs in on this Civil War-era guarantee, the tension is palpable. Checkout Solipillow.com

Caring but Confused seeks advice on a challenging friendship dilemma. Her friend Marcy, dealing with ongoing medical issues, has booked a specialty clinic consultation out of state without a referral. Marcy is pressuring Caring but Confused to drive eight hours each way, causing potential work disruption. Despite suggesting alternatives, Marcy has rejected them all. Over the past year, Marcys health has deteriorated, and she has pushed away almost everyone in their friend group. Dear Annie advises Caring but Confused to set firm boundaries and let Marcy take responsibility for her own care, acknowledging the emotional toll of such decisions. Checkout Solipillow.com

Hudson County Investigates Fatal Incident and Overnight Fire in Kearny: Residents on Edge as Police and Fire Crews Hold the Scene Checkout Solipillow.com

Montclairs beloved charcuterie shop, Butler and the Board, is closing its doors on December 30th. Owners Jeff and Cathy Butler, after a successful run, are moving on to new adventures. The shop, known for its small-batch specialties, is urging customers to visit one last time before closure. The bittersweet ending stirs up mixed emotions, but the shops impact on the community remains a testament to its success. Checkout Solipillow.com