A 25-year-old Camden County man was killed Friday night on Interstate 76 after he was ejected from his motorcycle and hit by another vehicle, a spokesperson with the New Jersey State Police said Saturday.

State Police responded to milepost 1.1 in Gloucester City in Camden County at 9:40 p.m. after receiving a report of a crash, officials said.

A preliminary investigation found Ryan Gaskill, of Pennsauken, was traveling southbound on I-76 when an unidentified SUV changed lanes in front of him, forcing Gaskill to apply the brakes, officials said.

The motorcycle overturned and Gaskill was ejected before being struck by another SUV traveling south, resulting in fatal injuries, according to authorities. The SUV that struck Gaskill remained at the scene, and the crash is remains under investigation.

No additional details were released by authorities Saturday morning.

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Think about this for a moment. On August 1, Halloween is officially just under three months away. Well OK, one day shy of three months if we want to be technical about it.

And even though the weather’s still hot that time of year, it’s prime time for Spirit Halloween to announce all their store locations for the season. Too early? Not really.

When you really think about it, Spirit Halloween is only around for roughly three months out of the year – August 1 through October 31. It’s important that they establish their locations well ahead of the big spooky holiday so shoppers know where to go as October 31 gets closer.

With that said, not all stores will open right away. It’s usually a rolling rollout through August and September. But usually, by the end of September, all Spirit Halloween locations are open for business.

And this is very much the case once again for 2024 in the Great Garden State. As of August 1, all the store locations for Spirit Halloween have been announced. Now, could there be additions made? Sure. But for the most part, the locations have been locked for the season.

As for New Jersey? It does appear there aren’t as many stores as there were in 2023. But even then, there are still more than 40 locations set to open in 2024.

Here’s a look at all those major city and town locations where you’ll find Spirit Halloween in New Jersey for the 2024 Halloween season.

The above post reflects the thoughts and observations of New Jersey 101.5 Sunday morning host & content contributor Mike Brant. Any opinions expressed are his own.

2. Defenseman Luke Hughes led the NHL at his position in 20-plus mile per hour speed bursts (199) last season, topping Cale Makar of the Colorado Avalanche (194). The rookie was also tied with Connor McDavid of the Edmonton Oilers for the second-fastest max skating speed (24.19) in the NHL behind Owen Tippett (24.21) of the Philadelphia Flyers.

Luke Hughes joined forces with his brother, elite center Jack Hughes, and fellow rookie defenseman Simon Nemec and made an immediate impact beyond the surface-level stats, especially considering how much time Hamilton missed. How well the Hughes brothers have fared in New Jersey so far suggests Luke could reach a Norris Trophy level down the road, and Jack was an early Hart Trophy contender prior to his injury last season. Their oldest brother, Quinn Hughes of the Vancouver Canucks, won the Norris Trophy last season.

Jack thrived in average skating distance per 60 minutes (10.82 miles; second in NHL behind Ryan McLeod’s 10.97) last season and also volume categories like speed bursts over 20 mph (187; 92nd percentile), midrange shots on goal (94; 96th percentile) and midrange goals (13; 96th percentile) despite being limited to 62 games.