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Burlington County

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Oct 19, 2026

Rich ZeoliHOST
45:02
Ever.
Rich ZeoliHOST
45:03
Burlington left.
Rich ZeoliHOST
45:04
There is a company, you remember it as Burlington Co-Factory, became Burlington, named after a county in New Jersey where it was headquartered, Burlington.
Rich ZeoliHOST
45:12
It's now leaving New Jersey to go to Pennsylvania.
Rich ZeoliHOST
45:15
New Jersey has lost major companies and more on the way out the door.
Justin SmithHOST
22:40
Yeah
Troy WisseGUEST
22:40
... been seeing the Class A market has really been, uh, doing well for us in the past, you know, say, call it two quarters here in, uh, you know, the port and, uh, Northern New Jersey market, as well as down into like South Jersey into Burlington County.
Troy WisseGUEST
22:51
We're seeing a lot of the, uh, you know, the international 3PLs taking space down there that are very rate driven that, you know, don't wanna be paying, you know, the 20 plus-
Justin SmithHOST
22:59
Yes
Rick RickmanCORRESPONDENT
0:45
Rapper Sean "Diddy" Combs is being moved from a New Jersey prison to a facility in Pennsylvania.
Rick RickmanCORRESPONDENT
0:51
The Federal Bureau of Prisons is confirming Diddy's transfer from the Fort Dix Federal Prison in Burlington County to FCI Allenwood Low in Pennsylvania.
Rick RickmanCORRESPONDENT
1:01
It comes after reports emerged of a prison fight and Diddy's posh lifestyle behind bars.
Rick RickmanCORRESPONDENT
1:07
New Jersey news brought to you by Ristorante Luca.
George RogersHOST
47:48
That's a given.
George RogersHOST
47:51
Somewhere in the past, in Burlington County, there is a staton throwing a beer out of a car somewhere.
George RogersHOST
48:01
Given.
George RogersHOST
48:01
It's a given.
Reuben FrankHOST
21:12
But he caught a touchdown in a game against the Cowboys sca- uh, replacement game.
Reuben FrankHOST
21:18
And I'm talking to him in the locker room after the game, and he's like, "Hey, um..." He knew me from the Burlington County Times.
Reuben FrankHOST
21:23
He's like, "You going back to Burlington County?" I'm like, "Yeah." He's like, "Can you give me a ride? My, my family had to leave.
Reuben FrankHOST
21:28
They were getting threatened."
Dave ZangaroHOST
21:28
[laughs] Oh, God.
Vic MatusHOST
53:05
When I mean New Jersey, I mean he's from the sticks, right? And I can say this because I'm from Toms River, and he's, uh, south of me.
Vic MatusHOST
53:12
Uh, he's an attorney, uh, from, uh, Tabernacle Township, which is in Burlington County.
Vic MatusHOST
53:19
That is, uh, it's the, uh, the, what they call the, the gateway to the, to the Pine Barrens, right? Uh, you know-
Mary Katharine HamHOST
53:25
Yeah
Karen RogersPANELIST
24:50
In Chester, you've got some showers coming down pretty good.
Karen RogersPANELIST
24:53
In the city, it's just a couple of scattered showers right now with a lightning strike in Pemberton if you're traveling along 206 in Burlington County.
Karen RogersPANELIST
25:01
So watch for that, some scattered showers.
Karen RogersPANELIST
25:03
They really enhanced.
Clint SmithHOST
4:38
Let's go to the Thought Bubble.
Clint SmithHOST
4:39
William Still was born in Burlington County, New Jersey, in eighteen twenty-one to Charity and Levin Still, both of whom were formerly enslaved.
Clint SmithHOST
4:48
He was the youngest of eighteen children.
Clint SmithHOST
4:51
In eighteen forty-seven, William, who had moved to Philadelphia, was hired as a clerk for the Pennsylvania Society for the Abolition of Slavery.
BobHOST
45:46
Oh.
PatrickHOST
45:47
Uh, but it's Burling- Burlington County, which I imagine-
BobHOST
45:52
Oh
PatrickHOST
45:52
... is South Jersey?
Sean RussellHOST
14:19
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Billy GoldGUEST
14:19
I've gotten to wrestle at, at both Rowan campuses, one in Burlington County-
Sean RussellHOST
14:23
Right
Billy GoldGUEST
14:23
... and the one in Glassboro.

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