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The Philadelphia Police Department is requesting the public’s assistance in identifying and locating the family of the elderly female depicted in the attached photo. On July 14, 2025, at approximately 8:52 p.m., Medics picked up the woman in the area of 12XXX Medford Road. She was transported to Jefferson-Torresdale Hospital, where she is currently admitted. The woman appears to be disoriented and may have difficulty communicating pertinent information about herself. Anyone who recognizes her or has any information that could help identify her or locate her family is urged to contact Northeast Detectives at 215-686-3153. For additional information and updates, visit https://www.phillypolice.com/news-blotter/the-philadelphia-police-department-is-looking-to-identify-and-elderly-female-and-locate-her-family/ Read more →

By Slim Randles | CNBNews Contributor The reporter from the big-city paper looked a bit uncomfortable as she sat at the philosophy counter of the Mule Barn truck stop. Doc ordered some coffee for her, and introduced her to the guys. She came here to interview Doc, who has been patching people up around here since the invention of pain, but there was something about her that told us she’d rather be covering the White House, and that she was determined to save the world by Tuesday at two o’clock. “I brought you here,” said Doc, “because I wanted you to see the heart of this valley, the salt of the earth, the people … my people … and the reason I’ve practiced medicine here all these years.” She looked at us and we tried to look earthy and salty for her. “So you’re saying,” she said, “you want me... Read more →

On July 1, 2025, at the age of 39. Of Lawnside. Formerly of Bellmawr and Gloucester City. Loving father of Ariella and Laura Madden. Beloved son of Barbara Madden and the late William J. Barton. Loving brother of Marissa Hill (Frankie), Jessica Barton, Mike Rogers (Melissa), Tyler Rogers (Selena), Brandon Rogers and William Barton, Jr,. Cherished uncle of Braelyn Barton (Mark McKeever) and also survived by many loving aunts, uncles and cousins. Chuck was born in Camden, NJ and was raised in Gloucester City. He attended Gloucester City High School and obtained his GED. Chuck proudly served our country in the U.S. Army Reserves. He was currently working as a welder for Holtec in Camden, NJ. Chuck enjoyed fixing computers and motorcycles. He really enjoyed riding his motorcycle! “Your wings were ready but my heart was not!” Relatives, friends and Co-workers from Holtec are invited to his Celebration of Life... Read more →

The Camden County Health Officer has issued a Code Red Heat Advisory for our region effective Thursday, July 17 from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. During this advisory, hot temperatures can create a situation in which heat illnesses are possible. “When temperatures rise to dangerous levels, remember to stay inside as much as possible, drink plenty of water, and contact a physician if you or a loved one is showing signs of heat stress,” said County Commissioner Virginia Betteridge, liaison to the Camden County Department of Health and Human Services. “It is important that residents continue to check on vulnerable friends, family and neighbors to ensure that they are safe and able to stay cool” The latest weather forecast obtained by the health department is calling for extremely hot conditions, with temperatures in the 90s and a heat index of up to 103. To avoid heat-related illness, the Camden County... Read more →

On July 13, 2025, at the age of 51, Matt passed peacefully at Cooper Hospital in Camden, NJ. Of Gloucester City. Beloved son of the late Thomas Earl and JoAnn Strickland (nee Bradshaw). Beloved brother of Jessica Maciolek (Matthew). Cherished nephew of Tom Bradshaw. Adored uncle of Jeremy and Madison. In addition to his parents, Matt was predeceased by his grandparents, Joseph and Irene Bradshaw and Issac and Sally Mae Strickland. Also survived by his aunts, Irene Schorejs and Donna Mayol as well as many cousins and his longtime friends, Anthony Mezicco, Edward Monroe, Brad Lehman and Joe Schultz. Matt was a lifelong resident of Gloucester City and a 1992 graduate of Gloucester High School, where he excelled on the football field. He was an avid reader and history buff and loved all things military or fiction involving military. Matt was a force to be reckoned with when it came... Read more →

Americans are set to see meaningful tax relief starting in 2025, thanks to a sweeping new law the “One Big Beautiful Bill.” This legislation delivers real savings for retirees and working seniors alike and putting more money back in your pocket. Here’s what AMAC members need to know about what’s in the law, how to claim these deductions, and who qualifies. Higher Standard Deduction One of the most significant changes in 2025 is the higher standard deduction, which applies to all taxpayers who don’t itemize. For single filers, the standard deduction increases to $15,750. For married couples filing jointly, it rises to $31,500. You don’t need to do anything special to claim it — simply choose the standard deduction when you file your federal return, and the new amount will automatically apply. 2. Extra Deductions for Seniors If you’re 65 or older by the end of 2025, you’ll also qualify... Read more →

Camden, NJ – A Philadelphia woman has been arrested and charged in reference to the investigation into the death of an infant in Camden, reported Camden County Prosecutor Grace C. MacAulay and Camden County Police Chief Gabriel Rodriguez. On May 19, 2025, officers from the Camden County Police Department and EMS personnel responded to a residence on the 1200 block of Lakeshore Drive in Camden in reference to an unconscious infant. Upon arrival, first responders located a deceased male infant in a trash bag within a bassinet. During the investigation, detectives learned 43-year-old Ebony Gee was caring for a friend’s infant and spent her time with the infant in a second story bedroom at the Camden residence beginning in mid-April. A witness advised that Gee wouldn’t allow him/her to see the infant and never observed the infant in the home. Ultimately, the witness entered the second story bedroom, located the... Read more →

In the loving care of her son Rob, Elizabeth passed peacefully on July 14, 2025 at the age of 70. Of Bellmawr. Formerly of Gloucester City. Beloved wife of the late Robert Gomolson. Loving mother of Robert A. Egan. Beloved sister of Patricia Zebrowski. Predeceased by her siblings, Martin Egan, Dorothy Smith, Anna Dudley and Thomas Egan. Also survived by her nieces and Goddaughter, Sue Egan and many loving nieces and nephews. Elizabeth was born in Camden, NJ to the late Martin J. and Sarah Egan. She was a graduate of Gloucester High School. She worked many years at Tartan Textiles in Woodbury, NJ. Relatives and friends are invited to her viewing on Friday, July 18th from 10 to 11:30 AM at the McCANN-HEALEY FUNERAL HOME, 851 Monmouth St., Gloucester City, where her funeral service will be celebrated at 11:30 AM. Interment will be private. Condolences and Memories may be... Read more →

Dunkin’ awards 20 high school seniors and college students with $5,000 in academic scholarships to the institution of their choice PHILADELPHIA (July 14, 2025) – Dunkin' and its greater Philadelphia-area franchisees today announced its full list of recipients receiving Dunkin’ Philadelphia Regional Scholarships, which awards $100,000 in academic scholarships to high school and college students in the greater Philadelphia-area. The program helps local students in Southeastern Pennsylvania, Southern New Jersey, and Kent and New Castle counties in Delaware pursue a part-time or full-time undergraduate degree at the institution of their choice. From more than 1,600 applicants, Dunkin’ and Scholarship America selected 20 students to receive a $5,000 academic scholarship to an accredited two or four-year college, university, or vocational-technical school of their choice for fall 2025. Dunkin’s Philadelphia Regional Scholarship Program was open to current part-time and full-time undergraduate students and high school seniors. Dunkin’ awarded a total of $100,000... Read more →

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GARY BEVAN STONE HARBOR, NJ (July 15, 2025)--Gary Bevan peacefully passed away on June 19 with his loving family by his side. Born in Audubon, NJ, he was the beloved son to the late Horace and Grace Bevan (nee Hargraves). Gary grew up in Gloucester City and attended Gloucester City High School. After graduation, Gary valiantly served his country as a Marine during the Vietnam War era. From his early youthful days, he had two great joys that remained steadfast his entire life, the sea and his family. Gary married the love of his life and was a devoted husband of 51 years to Dorothy (nee Lister), cherished and loving father to Victoria (Pat) Daly and Spencer (Olivia) Bevan, proud grandfather to Liam, Owen and Giovanni, dear brother to Gail Fisher, Bob (Janet) Bevan, and Donna (Brian) Flynn. He was a wonderful Uncle Gary to many loving nieces, nephews, grandnieces... Read more →

PITMAN, NJ – Rowan’s Matthew Conway (men’s cross country/ track & field) and Anna Sasse (women’s cross country/ track & field) were selected to the 2024-25 NJAC All-Academic First Team and Nick Struble (baseball) and Sara Wiedeman (women’s soccer) were named to the All-Academic Second Team. Those Profs lead the group of 186 additional Rowan student-athletes who received NJAC All-Academic Honorable Mention for 2024-25. COMPLETE LIST OF HONOREES The Profs are among 1,379 NJAC student-athletes to received All-Academic honors, as they possess a minimum 3.20 cumulative GPA, completion of 24 credits and may not be a “true” freshman or a first-year transfer student. Conway (Haddon Twp., NJ/Haddon Twp.), a graduate with his degree in chemical engineering, was an NCAA qualifier in cross country and an All-Region Indoor Track selection. He also picked up All-NJAC First Team honors in the 5000m (indoors) and 10,000m outdoors. Conway received the Irene Elizabeth Tracey... Read more →

Atlantic City, NJ (July 14, 2025) – The best beach bar in Atlantic City, as named by Casino Player Magazine for five years running, is now bigger and better than ever. A major expansion of LandShark Bar & Grill, Atlantic City’s only year-round, permanent beach bar, is now complete and already packed with locals and visitors seeking a bigger,better slice of oceanside paradise at the Jersey Shore. The sister property to Margaritaville Restaurant, located across the boardwalk inside Resorts Casino Hotel, LandShark has taken full advantage of this winter’s beach replenishment project with two new bars - a tiki bar and a beach bar, private cabanas, a stage and dance floor, and more. “We are ecstatic about the results of this investment in creating the city's best beach bar experience,” said Mark Giannantonio, President & CEO of Resorts Casino Hotel. “The amenities at the newly expanded LandShark Bar & Grill... Read more →

In Loving Memory of Gertrude “Trudy” Shaw Our beautiful Trudy has gone home to be with the Lord. Gertrude Shaw, lovingly known as Trudy, was the heart of our family. She was a woman of deep faith, fierce love, and endless compassion. Her presence was a gift. Her prayers brought peace. Her love was the kind you could feel just by being near her. She was a devoted mama to her daughter, Emeli Delvalle, and a proud grandmother to Rafael (Danny) Delvalle, Melissa Delvalle, Edgar Vazquez, and Edward Vazquez. Her joy grew even more as she became a great-grandmother to Kalisa Watson, Thomas Murdock, Kari Lansdowne, and Elias S. Vazquez. She welcomed those who loved her family with open arms, including Edgar’s fiancée, Shanieliz M. Beltran Cruz. To her, family meant everything and she made sure each person knew how deeply they were loved. Trudy lived her life with purpose,... Read more →

Please join us today for Christmas in July at Mister Softee 3605 Haddonfield Road, Pennsauken from 430pm-630pm. Santa will be there in his summer attire and giving out a free ice cream cone to the first 50 children that come to see him. If driving in the area, please use caution as there may be an increased amount of foot and vehicular traffic during the event. Read more →

Shhh! Sip in secret as the Cruiser Olympia at the Independence Seaport Museum transforms into a 1920s speakeasy on the Delaware River. The world’s oldest floating steel warship hosts an evening of live music, games and drinks while exploring the life and times of Prohibition-era service members. 1920s-inspired attire is not required (but why not!?), but tickets are — and they include one free drink. Where: Olympia at Independence Seaport Museum, 211 S. Christopher Columbus Boulevard, Philadelphia, PA read more Read more →

Photo by Lukas on Pexels In today's fast-paced work culture, creating an environment that fosters productivity and well-being is more important than ever. Sensory tools are stepping into the spotlight, transforming modern office spaces into havens of creativity and focus. These innovative tools cater to diverse sensory needs, helping us navigate the challenges of a bustling workplace. From noise-canceling headphones to tactile stress balls, sensory tools are not just trendy gadgets; they're essential for enhancing employee satisfaction and performance. Companies embracing these tools are witnessing remarkable improvements in collaboration and overall morale. As we explore the impact of sensory tools on office environments, we'll uncover how they can reshape our work experience for the better. Overview of Sensory Tools Sensory tools play a vital role in enhancing modern office environments. These tools address various sensory needs, enabling employees to perform at their best. Definition of Sensory Tools Sensory tools encompass... Read more →

Introduction In a media landscape often dominated by negativity, MoonValleyNews.blog shines as a fresh beacon of optimism—dedicated to delivering heartwarming community stories, uplifting achievements, and grassroots innovations. Catering to readers who seek inspiration and connection, this digital platform lets Moon Valley’s shining moments illuminate each day. Mission & Vision: Celebrating Everyday Heroes MoonValleyNews.blog was born out of the belief that positive storytelling can heal and unite communities. Covering events and voices that wouldn't typically make headlines, the blog celebrates: Local educators and students excelling in academics and innovation Volunteer groups leading drives for social change Small businesses embracing sustainable and community-first models By spotlighting these efforts, the blog fosters pride, encourages civic engagement, and nurtures a culture of mutual uplift. Core Content Pillars a) Community Heroes & Human-Interest Profiles From a farmer pioneering eco-friendly methods to a kindergarten banning bullying with kindness campaigns, each profile highlights the transformative power of... Read more →

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New Jersey electric companies will suspend shutoffs for non-payment from July through September for eligible customers. Additionally, customers will receive $30 bill deferments on July and August electricity usage. The deferred fees will be spread out over six months beginning on September statements. Learn more about these recent announcements from the NJ Board of Public Utilities. Get Help with Bills Read more →

Join us on Thursday, July 17, 2025, from 9 AM to 12 PM at Rowan College of South Jersey (1400 Tanyard Rd., Sewell, NJ) for a job fair designed to connect individuals with disabilities to meaningful employment opportunities and valuable community resources. Meet employers with job openings; Learn about services and support; Connect with resource groups; No registration required! Location: RCSJ Gymnasium. Register or learn more: [Scan QR code in flyer] Contact: (856) 384-6930 | [email protected] Visit: www.gloucestercountynj.gov Proudly hosted by the Gloucester County Board of Commissioners, Workforce Development Board, and Rowan College of South Jersey. Read more →

Enjoy free live music this July & August at James G. Atkinson Park, Deptford Memorial Park & Rowan Blvd. in Glassboro. From local singer-songwriters to bands like Everyday People and Tequila Rose, there’s something for everyone! Call 856-251-6738 after 4pm for rainout info. Full schedule at gloucestercountynj.gov or scan the QR code! Read more →

Due to a forecast for inclement weather, Monday’s Recovery Rocks concert featuring Ed Lover presents The Mixtape Band at Wiggin’s Waterfront Park has been postponed. A new date will be announced soon. Read more →

Port shouted "grenade!" to warn his fellow soldiers of the danger before hurling himself on top of the device as it exploded. Jan. 13, 2025 | By Katie Lange, DOD News | Army Sgt. William David Port took his oath to protect his fellow soldiers seriously. In Vietnam, when a grenade landed among his platoon mates, he didn't hesitate to give his life to save them. Port never made it home from war, but for his sacrifice, he posthumously received the Medal of Honor. Port was born Oct. 31, 1941, in Petersburg, Pennsylvania, to Paul and Cecile Port. He had three brothers and a sister. After graduating from Juniata High School, Port moved about two hours east to Elizabethtown, where he first worked as a medical aide in a senior residential community known as Masonic Homes. At some point, Port married his wife, Tonya, and they had two children, Kimberly... Read more →