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Drivers need their windshield wipers and people walking need their umbrellas. You can see this large storm notching in from the south and west. First alert meteorologist told us this afternoon the storms would arrive this afternoon. Where are the stournls right now. We actually have two. The first area is moving into new jersey and the second is moving through washington and baltimore. These are very fastmoving storms. Zooming in, through parts of Gloucester County and Camden County. Parts of moors rrkmoorestown an5 corridor near trenton. This is moving pretty quickly. Now were watching anothe...

This has resulted in four nights of civil unrest. People to try to become and try to be good to one another and not let the tragedy turn into something so much worse with more people getting hurt after. President also said he spoke to governor about the case and offered support. Missouri governor has been criticized for not acting decisively. A short time ago he told a group gathered in a church that it is important not to rush to judgment. Ultimately and the horrific facts must make sure it justice prevails. I am not a prosecutor. Im not a cop. Were going to make sure the right people in thos...

"I'll do some songs I wrote about Charlottesville while I lived in Charlottesville," he promised The Daily Progress.

Don your ugliest holiday sweaters, because Bar Ivy is hosting its inaugural Holiday Wine Dinner on Tuesday, December 13, featuring creative fare paired with eclectic French wines and a festive dose of seasonal spirit. Executive Chef Jonathan Till and Chef/Owner Nathan Beauchamp have collaborated on a delicious four-course savory menu (plus some special sweet surprise