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Skin Cream Recalled Over Infection Risk, Possible Life-Threatening Adverse Reaction Skin Cream Recalled Over Infection Risk, Possible Life-Threatening Adverse Reaction
Skin Cream Recalled Over Infection Risk, Possible Life-Threatening Adverse Reaction A product meant to soothe irritated skin is now being pulled from shelves over a contamination concern. Pharmacal announced the recall on Friday, May 8, and the US Food and Drug Administration posted it on Tuesday, May 12, according to the FDA notice. The recall involves one lot of MG217 Multi-Symptom Treatment Cream and Skin Protectant Eczema Cream in 6-ounce tubes. Multi-symptom Treatment Cream & Skin Protectant Eczema Cream, 6oz tube. FDA The product was found to be contaminated with Staphylococcus aureus, according to the FDA. The affected lot is 1024088, with an expiratio…

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by Joe Lombardi
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Instagram Adds New Feature For Sharing Private Photos: How It Works Instagram Adds New Feature For Sharing Private Photos: How It Works
Instagram Adds New Feature For Sharing Private Photos: How It Works Instagram is rolling out a new feature designed to make sharing quick, casual photos easier and more private. Meta announced the launch of "Instants" in a blog post on Wednesday, May 13. The additional feature allows users to send spontaneous photos directly to Close Friends or mutual followers. Instants appear as a small stack of photos in the bottom-right corner of direct message inboxes. "No edits, no pressure, just life as it happens," Meta wrote. Unlike Stories, users add captions before sharing and can't further edit photos. Friends can react and reply, with responses sent directly …

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by Chris Spiker
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Sudden Power Loss Risk Sparks Huge Jeep Recall: What To Know Sudden Power Loss Risk Sparks Huge Jeep Recall: What To Know
Sudden Power Loss Risk Sparks Huge Jeep Recall: What To Know More than 61,000 Jeep SUVs are being recalled because a powertrain part could fail and cause a crash risk. Stellantis issued the recall for about 61,711 Jeep Cherokee vehicles, according to a National Highway Traffic Safety Administration report filed on Thursday, May 7. The affected SUVs are from model years 2019 through 2023. The vehicles may have been built with a two-speed Power Transfer Unit, or PTU, that can fail internally. The issue could cause a sudden loss of drive power at any speed or allow the vehicle to roll while in park, increasing the chances of a crash. Drivers may n…

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by Chris Spiker
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Popular NJ Steakhouse Closing After 15 Years Popular NJ Steakhouse Closing After 15 Years
Popular NJ Steakhouse Closing After 15 Years A North Jersey restaurant known for its steaks, chops and cocktails is closing after 15 years in business. MEAL in Nutley announced the closure in a message shared to customers this week. The Franklin Avenue modern American steakhouse's final day will be Saturday, May 16. MEAL became known for its steaks, seafood, raw bar offerings and craft cocktails served in an upscale neighborhood setting. “To our amazing staff — thank you for your hard work, loyalty, and for becoming family,” the restaurant said. “And to every customer who walked through our doors, shared meals, celebrated milest…

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by Cecilia Levine
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11 Choking Incidents Trigger Massive Recall Of Popular Baby Toy 11 Choking Incidents Trigger Massive Recall Of Popular Baby Toy
11 Choking Incidents Trigger Massive Recall Of Popular Baby Toy A baby teething toy sold online is being recalled after nearly a dozen young children choked on it, officials said. ZW Creations issued the recall for about 102,430 Tiyol Pull String Teething Toys, the Consumer Product Safety Commission announced on Thursday, May 14. The toy's silicone strings are smaller and longer than allowed under federal safety standards. The strings can reach the back of a child's throat and become lodged, creating a deadly choking hazard. There have been 11 choking incidents involving the toy, according to the CPSC. The recalled teething toy is an off-white, disc-sh…

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by Chris Spiker
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Budget Airlines Complete $1.5B Merger That Could Reshape Northeast Travel Budget Airlines Complete $1.5B Merger That Could Reshape Northeast Travel
Budget Airlines Complete $1.5B Merger That Could Reshape Northeast Travel Allegiant Air has finalized its acquisition of Sun Country Airlines in a major deal that unites two budget carriers that offer flights nationwide. The airlines announced the completed merger in a news release on Wednesday, May 13. The move expands Allegiant's footprint to more than 650 routes across nearly 175 cities. According to Allegiant, the combined company will serve about 22 million customers a year and offer more vacation destinations across the US and internationally. "Today marks a defining moment in Allegiant's history as we officially join forces with Sun Country to create…

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by Chris Spiker
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Popular Snack Bags Going Black-And-White Due To Iran War: Here's Why Popular Snack Bags Going Black-And-White Due To Iran War: Here's Why
Popular Snack Bags Going Black-And-White Due To Iran War: Here's Why A popular Japanese snack brand's bags are going black-and-white as the US-Israeli war with Iran disrupts global energy markets and supply chains. Calbee will temporarily limit packaging for 14 products to two ink colors, the company announced in a news release on Tuesday, May 12. The manufacturer is known for Calbee Potato Chips, along with Jagarico potato sticks and shrimp crackers called Kappa Ebisen. While Calbee snacks are widely available in Japan, the company also distributes internationally, including the US, Australia, and China. Major US retailers like Costco, …

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by Chris Spiker
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AMC Theaters Unveils New Menu Items As Summer Box Office Heats Up AMC Theaters Unveils New Menu Items As Summer Box Office Heats Up
AMC Theaters Unveils New Menu Items As Summer Box Office Heats Up AMC Theaters is making sure that if you see "The Mandalorian and Grogu," "Supergirl" or "Spider-Man: Brand New Day" this summer you won't go hungry. The movie theater chain unveiled four new items on Wednesday, May 13. The new menu items include hot honey sausage pizza, dill pickle pretzels, popcorn chicken and street corn poppers. View this post on Instagram The hot honey sausage pizza costs $11.99, while the popcorn chicken costs $8.29 and the dill pickle pretzel costs $16.79. The street corn poppers cost $9.79 and come with ranch dressing. …

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by Sam Barron
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Nutella Launches First-Ever Ice Cream: How To Win Free Pints Nutella Launches First-Ever Ice Cream: How To Win Free Pints
Nutella Launches First-Ever Ice Cream: How To Win Free Pints If you love Nutella, there is a new way to enjoy the hazelnut-cocoa flavor straight from the freezer. Wells Enterprises announced the nationwide launch of Nutella Ice Cream in a news release on Wednesday, May 13. The new frozen treat is available in 14-fluid-ounce containers and 3.04-fluid-ounce single-serve cones. The ice cream is made with real Nutella and features layers and swirls throughout. The containers start at a suggested retail price of $4.36, while four-packs of cones are priced at $5.47. The launch marks Nutella's first ice cream since Ferrero launched the hazelnut cocoa …

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by Chris Spiker
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7-Eleven Launches Slurpee Happy Hour Deal As Competition Heats Up 7-Eleven Launches Slurpee Happy Hour Deal As Competition Heats Up
7-Eleven Launches Slurpee Happy Hour Deal As Competition Heats Up 7-Eleven is leaning into one of its most popular drinks as it works through a broad overhaul of its locations nationwide. The convenience store company has launched a limited-time Slurpee Drink Happy Hour, offering large Slurpee drinks to rewards members for $1 every Monday through Friday from 3 to 6 p.m. The deal is available at participating 7-Eleven, Speedway, and Stripes locations through Tuesday, Aug. 25. The promotion comes as 7-Eleven counts down to Slurpee Day, which falls on Saturday, July 11. "Slurpee Day is a can't-miss tradition for our customers, and the countdown is…

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by Chris Spiker
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Toms River Restaurant Announces Closure Toms River Restaurant Announces Closure
Toms River Restaurant Announces Closure 37 Eats in Toms River will be serving its last meal. The restaurant, located on Route 37, announced it was closing its doors on Monday, May 11. "This was not an easy choice, and we are incredibly grateful for everyone who supported us along the way, our loyal guests, dedicated staff, friends, and community who walked through our doors and made this place special," the restaurant wrote on social media. "From the bottom of our hearts, thank you for being part of our journey." Patrons expressed shock and sadness on social media. "Oh man, we really liked the food and beer selection," one cust…

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by Sam Barron
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QuickChek Replacing Popular NJ Diner Closing After 48 Years: Report QuickChek Replacing Popular NJ Diner Closing After 48 Years: Report
QuickChek Replacing Popular NJ Diner Closing After 48 Years: Report After 48 years, the Stelton Diner is closing its doors, NJ Advance Media reports. The owner of the diner at 433 Plainfield Ave,, in Edison, told the outlet that the diner's last day in business will be Memorial Day Weekend.  The space will be subleased to a QuickChek, NJ Advance Media reports. Owner Nick Kousoulis has owned the Stelton Diner since 1978, when he bought it from his brother, Eddie. No one at the diner answered when Daily Voice called Wednesday morning. Click here for more from NJ Advance Media.

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by Cecilia Levine