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(nee Oliveri) Passed away peacefully at home surrounded by her loving family on June 21, 2021. Lifelong resident of Audubon, NJ. Age 97 years. Beloved wife of the late William F. Buck, Jr. Dear mother of MaryLee (Jim) McCarthy, Cathy (Charlie) King, Janice (Jordan) Prince and the late Richard W. Buck. Loving grandmother of Shannon, Kelly, Sean, Ryan, Jaimie, Lucas and Ava and 9 great grandchildren. Mrs. Buck was a lifelong parishioner of St. Aloysius R.C. Church. She was a proud member of the Bettlewood girls and a 1942 graduate of Collingswood High School. She loved playing cards with her card club and swimming at the Oaklyn Swim Club. In later years, Mrs. Buck enjoyed time spent at her Brigantine beach house. Funeral services were under the direction of the FOSTER-WARNE FUNERAL HOME, 250 S. White Horse Pike, Audubon, NJ. Interment private. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made... Read more →

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Glassboro, NJ, June 24, 2021 – The Boys & Girls Clubs of Gloucester County is welcoming Gregory Esposito into its Board of Directors. The current Board of Directors approved his nomination on Thursday, June 17th Greg Esposito is the Supervisor of Child Study Team for the Clayton Public School District and has been with the district for nine years, previously serving as the School Psychologist for the middle and high schools. Esposito oversees the special education programs in the district and ensures all Clayton students with Individualized Education Programs, both in and out of district, receive the services and resources they need to be successful. Esposito resides in Glassboro, NJ and enjoys reading, exercising and spending time with his family. Who is the Boys & Girls Clubs of Gloucester County? The Boys & Girls Clubs of Gloucester County is a nonprofit organization that is dedicated to serving the youth in... Read more →

$3,378 collected per capita in property taxes in New Jersey, highest in U.S. image courtesy of pixabay THE CENTER SQUARE Property tax revenues collected per capita in New Jersey amounted to $3,378 in fiscal year 2018, the highest level among the 50 states, according to a new Tax Foundation analysis. Fiscal year 2018 was the most recent year that such data was available, the foundation reported. Property tax collections made up 31.1 percent of the total state and local taxes and nearly 72 percent of local tax collections across the nation, according to the analysis. Nationwide, the average amount of property taxes collected per capita was $1,675, the study said, though the amount collected can vary significantly from state to state. Urban and higher-income areas generally pay higher property taxes, according to the Tax Foundation. The revenues fund local government services such as public education, roadways, public safety personnel and... Read more →

Nancy L. Morgey (nee Weeks), on June 24, 2021, of Bellmawr. Age 75. Beloved wife of the late George I. Morgey. Devoted mother of April Gray (George, Jr.) and Kimberly Morgey (Keith). Loving Mom Mom of Jillian and George III. Dear sister of Marylynn Polak (Ed) and the late Howard Weeks (Beatrice). Also survived by many nieces and nephews. There will be a viewing from 10am to 12 noon Tuesday, June 29 at GARDNER FUNERAL HOME, RUNNEMEDE. Funeral service 12 noon at the funeral home. Interment is private at the request of the family. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made in Nancy's memory to the American Heart Association, 1 Union Street, Suite 301, Robbinsville, NJ 08691 or to the American Kidney Fund, 11921 Rockville Pike, Suite 300, Rockville, MD 20852. Read more →

Glassboro, NJ, June 24, 2021 – The Boys & Girls Clubs of Gloucester County is welcoming Janice Wardle into its Board of Directors. The current Board of Directors approved her nomination on Thursday, June 17th. Dr. Janice E. Wardle has a B.S. in Business Administration, University of Delaware, MBA, Wilmington University, and a PhD. in Business Leadership with a concentration in Sports Leadership, Northcentral University Dr. Wardle is the Chair of Sports Management for Wilmington University. Dr. Wardle has over 20 years of teaching experience face to face, online and hybrid format. She has developed several online courses and concentrations in sports economics and finance at the undergraduate and graduate levels. Her area of expertise is in youth sports coaching and experiential learning. Dr. Wardle has presented many workshop presentations on Experiential Learning, Preparing High School Athletes for Collegiate sports at various High Schools, Universities, and the National Sports Marketing... Read more →

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Suddenly on June 15, 2021, of Audubon, NJ; formerly of Oak Valley, NJ and Philadelphia, PA. Age 84 years. Son of the late Leon and Cecilia DuBois. Beloved husband of 57 years to Marian L. DuBois. Dear father of Linda (Gregory) Shaffer and June (James) MacCarthy. Loving grandfather of Abigail and James MacCarthy and Olivia and Peyton Shaffer. Dear brother of Leon T. (Mary Lou) DuBois and the late Dolores (the late John) Peacher. Norman was a 1956 graduate of Bartram High School where he participated in basketball. He was an employee for 30 years at CBS Records, Pitman, NJ and later worked for Dana/Warner, Sewell, NJ. Norman was a member of Palmyra, Broomall and Sterling String Bands as a banjo player. He also enjoyed playing golf and bowling. Relatives and friends are invited to attend his visitation on Wednesday 10 to 11 AM at the FOSTER-WARNE FUNERAL HOME, 250... Read more →

Egg Harbor Township, NJ - “At a time when far-left politicians are pushing to defund, disband, and disrespect law enforcement, the recent surge of violent crime in Atlantic City is proof positive that this anti-police approach is not just dumb, it's dangerous," said Polistina. “The problem isn’t a pandemic, and it’s not the weather, it’s politicians like Vince Mazzeo refusing to allow our brave men and women in law enforcement to do their jobs.” Gloucestercitynews graphic files The Atlantic City Police Department has been operating without a Chief of Police since October 1, 2020 and is currently understaffed by 60 officers. Violent crime and homicides in Atlantic City have been on a drastic increase in a short period of time. “What we continue to hear from residents, especially our minority small business owners, is that we need more police on the street, not less. A department operating without a chief... Read more →

Adolescent marijuana use and binge drinking did not significantly change during the COVID-19 pandemic, despite record decreases in the substances’ perceived availability, according to a survey of 12th graders in the United States. The study’s findings, which appeared online on June 24, 2021, in Drug and Alcohol Dependence, challenge the idea that reducing adolescent use of drugs can be achieved solely by limiting their supply. The work was led by researchers at the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, and funded by the National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA), part of the National Institutes of Health. In contrast to consistent rates of marijuana and alcohol use, nicotine vaping in high school seniors declined during the pandemic, along with declines in perceived availability of vaping devices at this time. The legal purchase age is 21 for nicotine products and alcohol in all states, and for cannabis in states that have legalized nonmedical... Read more →

On June 22, 2021. Age 57. Of Gloucester City. Survived by his wife, Robin Lynn Battersby (nee McDonald); children, Joseph L. Battersby (Tiffany) and Kaylee L. Battersby; step-children, Adam Delmar, Ian Delmar and Allisha Plotcher (Ryan); grandchildren, Blake L. Battersby, Reed Plotcher and Lennon Plotcher; brother, James Battersby; nieces, Jessica Hamer and Emma Battersby and nephews, Jake Battersby and Nicky Battersby. Predeceased by his parents, Joseph and Margaret Battersby; his brother, Timothy Battersby and his beloved Lilli. Joe was a graduate of Gloucester High School class of 1982. He worked many years as a bricklayer, most recently for Platinum Services in Sewell, NJ. He was an avid fisherman, who loved Philly sports teams and Da Bears! Joe most enjoyed trips to Aruba. Relatives and friends are invited to his visitation on Thursday evening July 1st, from 6 to 7:30 PM at the McCANN-HEALEY FUNERAL HOME, 851 Monmouth St., Gloucester City.... Read more →

Albert Pisanelli left and John J. Burke III Burlington County Prosecutor Scott Coffina announced that two men pled guilty yesterday in Superior Court to distributing child sexual abuse material. In separate cases, Albert Pisanelli, 38, of Deptford and David Bucci, 43, of Burlington City, pled guilty in front of the Hon. John J. Burke III, J.S.C., to one count of Endangering the Welfare of a Child (Second Degree). Each defendant acknowledged possessing more than 25 images or videos of children engaging in sexual acts, and sharing those files with others. Under agreements with the Prosecutor’s Office, each defendant faces five years in New Jersey state prison, without the possibility of parole. They will also be placed on the state sex offender registry upon release and be subjected to parole supervision for life. Sentencing was set for September 1 for Pisanelli and September 22 for Bucci. They were arrested as part... Read more →

GLOUCESTER TOWNSHIP NJ--On Tuesday, June 22, 2021 10 PM, the suspect entered the Wawa at 800 N. Black Horse Pike in Blackwood. The suspect jumped over the counter, stole three (3) cartons of Newport cigarettes and then fled the store on foot. The proceeds were valued at $288. If you can identify the suspect in the video and photos call the Gloucester Township Police Department at 856-228-4500, or call our GTPD Anonymous Crime Tip Line: 856-842-5560. To send an Anonymous Tip via Text Message to Gloucester Township Police, text the keyword TIP GLOTWPPD and your tip message to 888777. You may also click here to access our Anonymous Web Tip Page: https://local.nix Read more →

Joseph W. Coyne Sr., age 62, of Audubon, New Jersey passed away on June 22nd, 2021. He was the devoted husband of Eileen Coyne for 34 years, the loving father of Joseph (Robin), Jenna, and Kathleen and the loving grandfather of Oliver and Ansel. Beloved cat-grandfather to Blottie and Dottie. Brother of Margaret Harkins (Joseph), Francis (Helen), Robert (the late Lorraine), the late Sarah Smith (Robert), Kathleen, Julia Regan, Martin (Elizabeth), Charles (the late Coleen) and John. Also survived by his father-in-law, Joseph Gentile (the late Lena), sister-in-law, Joanne Gentile, brother-in-law, Rocco Gentile and many loving nieces, nephews, great-nieces, great-nephews, cousins and countless friends. Predeceased by his parents, Frank and Sally Coyne. Joe was born in Philadelphia, and the city always held a special place in his heart. He worked as a union carpenter of Philadelphia Local #158 for 32 years. He worked for and then became co-owner of Russ... Read more →

WINSLOW TOWNSHIP, NJ (June 25, 2021)--Winslow Township Police Captain John Leahey released a statement today about a traffic accident on Sicklerville Road involving a 41-year-old pedestrian and a 41-year-old driver. The pedestrian sustained serious injuries and was taken to Cooper University Hospital, Camden City. Presently no charges have been filed against either person pending the conclusion of the investigation. If you witness the accident please contact the Winslow Police at the phone number listed below in the press release. Read more →

When you gain insight into the future of your company, it amounts to entrepreneurial vision. Your power of awareness and imagination regarding multiple factors which affect the venture is nothing but an entrepreneurial dream. When you have transparency about what you want to attain in the long run, you can take practical steps towards that. It will help in solidifying the goal and defining entrepreneurial activities. If you want to gain success and further your company's growth, you must rely on your vision. Eric Dalius understands the significance of the same and has used similar strategies to boost his business. He gave grants to students to help them achieve similar success. It has helped him gain unparalleled success and lead the real estate and crypto market competition. His wife, Kimberly Dalius, is an interesting personality working as a sports talk radio jockey. Kimberly Dalius harps on the significance of visualizing... Read more →

Audio Download Download Audio File Recent Audio 05.25.2021 — Inside the FBI: Missing Children's Day 05.12.2021 — Inside the FBI: Procurement Collusion Strike Force 05.07.2021 — Inside the FBI: Combating Terrorism 04.08.2021 — Inside the FBI: The Unabomber Case Inside the FBI: Missing Children's Cases Download episode Transcript Monica Grover: On May 25, 1979, 6-year-old Etan Patz left his house to go to school. Unfortunately, he never made it to his bus. Decades later, we’d learn that he was kidnapped and murdered that same day. In 1983, President Ronald Reagan declared May 25 National Missing Children’s Day in Etan’s memory. On the last episode of Inside the FBI, we gave you a look at how the FBI responds in the immediate aftermath of a child’s disappearance, and how parents can keep their families safe. But what happens when a child disappears for months or years? This time around, we’ll delve... Read more →

On June 21, 2021, at the age of 79. In the loving care of his wife, sons and family. Of the Glen Oaks Section of Gloucester Township. Loving husband of 58 years to Lois A. Schuhl (nee Presutti). Beloved son of the late Edmund J. Schuhl and Wilma Schuhl (nee Grant). Beloved father of Scott (Mary Jo) Schuhl, Robert M. (Lisa) Schuhl and the late Mark L. Schuhl. Devoted Poppie of Mark, David, Jack and Matteo. Survived by many nieces, nephews, great-nieces, great-nephews and cousins. Predeceased by his brother, Alexander Schuhl. Grant was born in Norwood, PA and graduated from Interboro High School in 1959. He attended and graduated from Saint Joseph’s University in Philadelphia, PA with a Bachelor’s Degree in accounting. Grant continued his education and graduated from Philadelphia Textile University with a MBA and Masters in Taxation. He began teaching as an adjunct accounting professor at Rowan University... Read more →

Cannabis history is your history. Discover why in the new publication Weed of Wonder. Weed of Wonder is the result of more than four years of in-depth research and photography. Unprecedented access to Museum founder Ben Dronkers’ collection of over 9000 cannabis-related artifacts has resulted in a fresh view of the plant’s history. The book will be available from June 25th, 2021. Why a new book on Cannabis? Legal cannabis is slowly becoming international. Old-school cannabis activism now exists alongside a billion dollar industry. CBD, the ‘wellness cannabinoid’, is changing the perception of the plant and mainstreaming its use beyond the wildest dreams of yesteryear’s recreational consumers. Hemp researchers are finding innovative solutions to some of the challenges posed by the ongoing climate crisis and the urgent need for genuinely sustainable resources. Weed of Wonder describes in detail how Cannabis has contributed to our social-economic evolution, and the role it... Read more →

Invincible Cat for A New View – Camden public art installation project addressing illegal dumping. For Immediate Release CAMDEN – Approaching the area of Whitman Avenue and Pershing Street in Camden, a larger-than-life animal form comes into view. The once-forgotten grass lot here is now home to Invincible Cat – a majestic panther whose gaze is ready to engage the senses and imaginations of viewers. The 36-foot long, 7-foot tall, and 10-foot wide sculpture, made with a structural steel armature and repurposed black car hoods, is one of six art installations featured in A New View – Camden – a Bloomberg Philanthropies-funded public art installation project that transforms vacant lots formerly used for illegal dumping into community placemaking sites. A related all-virtual exhibition is on display through Sunday, Oct. 31, in the Rutgers–Camden Center for the Arts (RCCA) Stedman Gallery. “The panther is this beautiful, powerful, agile creature – and... Read more →

William E. Cleary Sr. | CNBNews GLOUCESTER CITY, NJ (June 24, 2021)--It is official, Gloucester City's new mayor is Patrick Keating, longtime Gloucester City Democrat councilman, and a former Gloucester City Administrator. His term as councilman-at-large ends December 31, 2022. As a councilman, he was the chairman of the Finance and Administration Committee, member of the Public Works and Housing Committees, School Board Liaison, and Zero Tolerance Board member. Patrick Keating 2014 Gloucester City file photo Brian Morrell, city administrator, and the city police chief said Keating was sworn in at last week's caucus meeting. He replaces Dan Spencer who resigned unexpectedly on April 26 via an announcement on his Facebook page. He officially stepped down on June 1. He said he was resigning because of family health reasons but didn't elaborate. The rumor of who was going to be mayor started almost immediately after Spencer announced he was resigning.... Read more →

Atlantic City, N.J. (June 24, 2021)--— The Coast Guard medevaced a mariner from a motor vessel approximately 23 miles east of Manasquan Inlet, Thursday afternoon. Watchstanders at the Coast Guard Sector Delaware Bay command center received a report of a 72-year-old male experiencing stroke-like symptoms while aboard the motor vessel Voyager and needed immediate medical attention. Sector Delaware Bay dispatched an MH-65 Dolphin helicopter aircrew from Coast Guard Air Station Atlantic City and a 47-foot Motor Lifeboat boatcrew from Coast Guard Station Manasquan Inlet to the scene. Once on scene, the Dolphin aircrew hoisted the mariner and safely transported him to Jersey Shore University Medical Center in Neptune City for treatment. Read more →

Mega Millions Jackpot Rolls to $50,000,000 TRENTON (June 23, 2021) – There were two third-tier prizewinning tickets sold for the Tuesday, June 22, drawing that matched four of the five white balls and the Gold Mega Ball drawn winning the $10,000 prize. Those tickets were purchased at the following locations: Camden County: Wegmans Food Markets #10, 2100 Route 70 West, Cherry Hill; and, Cumberland County: Xpress Mart, 1715 East Wheat Rd., Vineland. In addition to the third-tier prizes won, 16 players matched four of the five white balls drawn making each ticket worth $500. Three of those tickets were purchased with the Megaplier option, multiplying the prizes to $2,000. Moreover, 19,537 other New Jersey players took home $96,002 in prizes ranging from $2 to $800. The winning numbers for the Tuesday, June 22, drawing were: 01, 26, 48, 51, and 59. The Gold Mega Ball was 25, and the Megaplier... Read more →

CNB SPORTS--Carmen Palmiero of Brooklawn was an outstanding all-around athlete at Gloucester City High School in mid-1950s. Palmiero was a 4 sport star playing football, basketball, baseball, and track. Palmiero headed to Penn State after his graduation where he excelled in basketball. Tragically Palmiero and a friend died in an auto accident driving home for Christmas Vacation in his Sophomore year. We were recently provided with a copy of a scrapbook by Rose Van Eck, Carmen’s sister. Carmen achieved many awards while being a 4 sport star for the Lions and also the 1954 New Jersey Champions Brooklawn American Legion. Below you will find the Brooklawn American Legion stories and a letter concerning tragic accident. Read more →

William E. Cleary Sr. | CNBNews GLOUCESTER CITY, NJ--On June 22, 2021, Frederick C. Anzide, age 90 passed away. A resident of Sewell for the past 20 years or so Mr. Anzide was a long time resident of Gloucester City. Loving husband of 65 years to Barbara Ann (nee Tyler). Devoted father of Lori (Robert) Kenney, Cathy (Paul) Bennett and Lisa (Paul) Fred Anzide (circa 1950's) Sebastian. Devoted grandfather of 9 and great-grandfather of 9. Dear Brother of James R. (Lucille) Anzide and the late Amerinda D. Joiner. Fred was born and raised in Gloucester City and graduated from Gloucester High School. He was active in the Gloucester City Democrat Club for many years along with the Gloucester City Lions Club. Mr. Anzide was a Gloucester City Councilman. Earlier in life he was a member of The Rock A Bops which evolved from an early 50’s group called “The Harry... Read more →

ATLANTIC CITY – LGBTQ Victory Fund—the only national organization dedicated to electing LGBTQ people to public office—endorsed former Atlantic City mayor Don Guardian for New Jersey Assembly today. The endorsement signals Victory Fund’s confidence that Guardian is well-positioned to win his Assembly race and will be a strong voice for equality once elected. Guardian would be the only openly LGBTQ member of the Assembly and the first openly gay Republican legislator in New Jersey history. “LGBTQ Victory Fund is proud to endorse Don Guardian for Assembly,” said Mayor Annise Parker, President & CEO of LGBTQ Victory Fund. “Don is a values-driven leader who has demonstrated that the concerns of the LGBTQ family are widely shared and bipartisan. When he wins in November, Don will be a vital LGBTQ voice for equality in New Jersey.” LGBTQ people remain severely underrepresented in government nationwide—holding just 0.18 percent of elected positions despite representing... Read more →

Voting is a part of modern-day life that we take for granted. It’s the most socially acceptable way to exercise our political opinion. But, to get to this point, there have been significant hurdles to cross, and the battle isn’t over. Having said that, we’ve come a long way; and to highlight this, the following article outlines a brief timeline of major milestones that have been overcome in the expansion of suffrage, in order to give you more insight into just how important your vote can be. 1856: all white males can vote When voting was first implemented, only 6% of the US population were actually eligible to vote. Only white, male citizens who owned taxable property were allowed to vote—leaving most of the population unrepresented in the first election. In 1800, the election of Jefferson brought new light onto the democratic system, and the expansion of suffrage began. In... Read more →

Police Officer Gordon Beesley Arvada Police Department, Colorado End of Watch Monday, June 21, 2021 Police Officer Gordon Beesley was shot and killed at about 1:30 pm after having responded to a suspicious event call near the Arvada Library in the 7500 block of W 57th Avenue. While on scene he became engaged in a shootout with an armed subject and was fatally shot. The subject and a bystander who came to Officer Beesley's assistance were also shot and killed. Officer Beesley had served with the Arvada Police Department for 19 years. He was the SRO at Oberon Middle School but was assigned to patrol during the summer break. BIO Age Not available Tour 19 years Badge Not available INCIDENT DETAILS Cause Gunfire Weapon Gun; Unknown type Offender Deceased RELATED: Via Officer Down Memorial Page CNB Crime Blue Line CNBNews Tips and Snippets CNBNews Point of View BREAKING NEWS published... Read more →

Deptford – Surrounded by her loving family, on September 28, 2020, Reta passed away peacefully at home. Age 81. (nee Magoun). Formerly of Woodbury and Cape May. Loving wife of 20 years to the late Edward J. Sweeney, Sr. Cherished daughter of the late Thatcher Magoun V and Mary “Molly” Stewart. Loving mother of Craig Hartman (Donna), Mark Pinero, Thomas Pinero (Janette), Jeffrey Pinero (Kelly), Terri Netz (Bruce), Kellie Blymer, Daniel Sweeney, and Sean Sweeney. Predeceased by her son Luis David Pinero (surviving Sam), stepson, Edward J. Sweeney, Jr. (surviving Sarah), and granddaughter Katie Sweeney. Beloved Sister of Thatcher Magoun VI (Nina). Cherished grandmother of Gwen Foerster (Tim), Craig Hartman (Natalie), Jason Netz (Lyndsey), Jesse Netz (Nichole), Kari McElduff, Alexandra Pinero de Rivera (Steve), Carlie Sweeney, Jenai Gonzales, Veronica Pinero Nurdin (Halim), Brandon Sweeney, Kyle McElduff (Crystal), Chloe Pinero, Julia Money (Anthony), Sarah Adams, Olivia Blymer, Jason Adams, and Riley... Read more →

Brooklawn – Surrounded by her loving family, at home, Anna passed peacefully on June 21, 2021, at age 91. (nee Matz) Loving and devoted wife of 49 years to the late Gerald R. Murphy, Sr. Loving mother of Michael (Marie) Murphy, Debbie Mason, Joan (late Frank) Keith, Gerald (Sherle) Murphy, Jr. and Joseph Murphy. Predeceased by her daughter Margaret (late Michael) Ribchinsky. Cherished grandmother of Jason (India), Adam (Candice), Jerry, Brianna, Joe (Megan), Kim (Dan), Michael John, Emily, Michael (Jacque), Ryan (Jackie), and Colin (Arielle) and great-grandmother of 15. Predeceased by her 3 brothers and 3 sisters. Anna was a longtime resident of Brooklawn where she served on the Brooklawn PTA and a member of the American Legion Post 72 Ladies Auxiliary. She enjoyed bingo, ceramics, spending time at Driftwood Campground. Anna took pride in her family’s Christmas Eve celebrations and always loved her “special Santa”. She was a fan... Read more →

Tareese Brown (left) and Rashan Demby Burlington County Prosecutor Scott Coffina announced that a 31-year-old Camden drug dealer has been indicted for causing the fatal overdose of a Medford Township woman to whom he sold fentanyl-laced heroin and cocaine in late 2019. A Burlington County Grand Jury returned the indictment against Tareese Brown, 31, of Ablett Village in Camden, charging him with Strict Liability for Drug-Induced Death (First Degree), 10 counts of Possession of a Controlled Dangerous Substance (Third Degree), 10 counts of Distribution of a Controlled Dangerous Substance (Third Degree), and two counts of Conspiracy to Distribute a Controlled Dangerous Substance (Third Degree). The indictment was returned June 15 and signed by Prosecutor Coffina. An arraignment will be held soon in Superior Court. The investigation began in September 2019 after officers from the Medford Township Police Department were called to Club House Lane for a report of an unresponsive... Read more →

Gloucestercitynews graphic files CAMDEN, N.J. – JUNE 23, 2021 – New Jersey American Water will replace over two miles of aging water main in Camden County starting next week. The project also includes replacing six fire hydrants and 158 utility-owned service lines along the pipeline route. The company will upgrade the aging 6-inch cast iron water lines that were installed as far back as the 1800’s with new 6- and 8-inch ductile iron main along the following streets: Lynnwood Lane, Gloucester Township from Sherbrook Road to Hollyoke Road Upland Way, Haddonfield from Washington Avenue to Warwick Road Washington Avenue, Haddonfield from Lane of Acres Road to Upland Way Lane of Acres, Haddonfield entire length White Horse Pike, Oaklyn from Nicholson Road to Lakeview Avenue This $2.22 million investment will continue to advance water service reliability and increase water flows for household consumption and fire protection in this community. This improvement... Read more →

NIH study suggests a link between cannabis use and higher levels of suicidal ideation, plan, and attempt. Gloucestercitynews.net files An analysis of survey data from more than 280,000 young adults ages 18-35 showed that cannabis (marijuana) use was associated with increased risks of thoughts of suicide (suicidal ideation), suicide plan, and suicide attempt. These associations remained regardless of whether someone was also experiencing depression, and the risks were greater for women than for men. The study published online today in JAMA Network Open and was conducted by researchers at the National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA), part of the National Institutes of Health. “While we cannot establish that cannabis use caused the increased suicidality we observed in this study, these associations warrant further research, especially given the great burden of suicide on young adults,” said NIDA Director Nora Volkow, M.D., senior author of this study. “As we better understand the... Read more →

Muhlenberg College Announces Students Named to Spring 2021 Dean's List ALLENTOWN, PA (06/22/2021)-- Congratulations to the following local students for being named to the Muhlenberg College Dean's List for the Spring 2021 semester. Sophia Caterina of Shamong (08088) Joel Hark of Voorhees (08043) Kasey Mitchell of Shamong (08088) Emma Mueller of Moorestown (08057) Gabriella Oteri of Somerdale (08083) Madison Palat of Cherry Hill (08003) Kyle Ross of Mays Landing (08330) Stefanie Wolff of Belmar (07719) Nicholas Cope of Williamstown (08094) Talia Hawkins of Delran (08075) Patrick McDonald of Monroeville (08343) Grace Nyberg of Haddonfield (08033) Madison Cornelius of Browns Mills (08015) Brooke Greenberg of Cherry Hill (08003) Jenna Greenwald of Voorhees (08043) Kaley Ryan of Mount Laurel (08054) Chloe Selover of Woodbine (08270) Raivat Shah of Lumberton (08048) Desire Suarez of Bridgeton (08302) Lacey Berk of Margate (08402) Zaire Carter of Delran (08075) Isabel Kaufman of Collingswood (08108) Zachary Lill... Read more →

"Bud" also known as "Wrong Way". Of Gloucester City on June 18, 2021. Age 73. Born in Woodbury, NJ, he was the son of the late Edward A. and Ethel (Fithian) Williams. Bud is survived by his beloved wife, Linda L. (Teschko) Williams; sons, Edward A. Williams, III (Jeanette), Timothy A. Williams (Caly) and his cherished grandchildren, Abigail, Peyton and Hailie. Bud proudly served our county in the U.S. Marine Corp. during the Vietnam War. He was a truck driver with Teamsters Local #676 and later worked as a maintenance supervisor with Cornell & Company in Westville, NJ. Bud was actively serving as the commander of the Gloucester City VFW Post #3620 and had a love for cars and motorcycles. Honoring his wishes, there will be no public viewing or services. Private family services will be held at a later date. Condolences and Memories may be shared at www.mccannhealey.com under... Read more →

As more people head outside for warm weather activities, Maryland Natural Resources Police (NRP) have remained busy protecting the state’s wildlife, fisheries, and public lands. The following individuals were recently cited for a variety of conservation law offenses in Maryland: Police charged four Washington, D.C. men for illegally fishing striped bass in Dorchester County on May . An officer observed four individuals fishing and catching striped bass during prohibited hours and in a closed spawning area. The officer also observed them place the fish in a black trash bag and into a vehicle. While speaking with the men, the officer located a large black contractor trash bag containing 35 undersized striped bass. Ramiro Garibay, 39, Rafael Reyes, 40, and Roberto Rodriguez, 46, all received multiple charges and face up to $4,000 in fines. The fourth individual, Osbaldo Moreno, 36, was also charged with attempting to catch striped bass in a... Read more →

Life isn’t over once you reach 50; for some, it’s only the beginning. Since the median life expectancy has grown in recent years, we can think of 50 as the new 30 and treat it as such. Relationships are essential, and if you’re over 50 and single because you just went through a divorce, have never married, or have lost your significant other, you can still experience love. The solution to finding love for mature people is using free mature dating apps, which can bring you closer to finding a perfect match. While it’s a given that finding love even in later life is beneficial, let’s check out the top 5 benefits people over 50 can get from using online dating sites. Access to Other 50+ Singles Because they have retired, have moved from home, or they’ve lost family members or friends along the way, people over 50 tend to... Read more →

PHILADELPHIA (June 21, 2021)– Acting United States Attorney Jennifer Arbittier Williams announced that Christopher O’Sullivan, 32, of Philadelphia, PA, was sentenced to 15 years in prison, 10 years of supervised release, and ordered to pay $5,200 restitution by United States District Judge Nitza I. Quinones-Alejandro for crimes stemming from his sexual exploitation of a student via text message. In October 2020, the defendant pleaded guilty to one count of enticement of a minor, and one count of production of child pornography. According to court documents, over the course of several weeks in June and July 2019, O’Sullivan, a middle school teacher at a Philadelphia charter school at the time, sent a series of sexually suggestive text messages to Minor 1, a student of his who was twelve years old, in an effort to coerce the boy to engage in sexual activity and to send O’Sullivan sexually explicit photographs. Eventually, the... Read more →

ATLANTIC CITY- The investigation of a shooting on Sunday that killed one man and wounded three others continues and the victims have been identified, Atlantic County Prosecutor Damon G. Tyner announced. Azaiah Grissom, 23, of Atlantic City was pronounced deceased at Atlanticare Regional Medical Center City Campus after the shooting. Sharif Williams, 25, Mushin Faulkner, 31, and Zyshon Baker, 22, –all of Atlantic City– were wounded in the shooting and remain hospitalized. FThe ACPO Major Crimes Unit is investigating a fatal shooting where one male was fatally shot and three others were wounded, Atlantic County Prosecutor Damon G. Tyner said. At 6:06 p.m., Sunday June 20, 2021, Atlantic City Police Officers responded to a scene on Atlantic Avenue where four men were shot–one fatally. Upon arrival officers locate four males who were shot at the 1700 block of Atlantic Avenue. All four males were transported to Atlanticare Regional Medical Center... Read more →

(NAPSI)—She was known as “the people’s princess” and one of most famous women on earth, mourned worldwide at the end of her short life. But there was a lot more to Diana, Princess of Wales than many people realize. Now, in what would have been her 60th birthday year, people around the globe are dedicated Diana fans, even those who weren’t born when Lady Diana married her Prince Charming in 1981. Few, however, know the story of how she went from “shy Di” to global icon. One person with particularly good insight into just how Diana was plucked from obscurity to become the mother of a future King of England, is her former neighbor, Danae Brook. The Neighbor Who Knew Her Back in 1980, Danae was a young journalist living next door to Diana and her roommates in London’s fashionable Earls Court neighborhood. Because of this connection, and her proximity,... Read more →

Confused about cryptocurrencies, like bitcoin and Ethereum? You’re not alone. Before you use or invest in cryptocurrency, know what makes it different from cash and other payment methods, and how to spot cryptocurrency scams or detect cryptocurrency accounts that may be compromised. What To Know About Cryptocurrency Paying With Cryptocurrency How To Avoid Cryptocurrency Scams How To Report Cryptocurrency Scams What To Know About Cryptocurrency What is cryptocurrency? Cryptocurrency is a type of digital currency that generally only exists electronically. There is no physical coin or bill unless you use a service that allows you to cash in cryptocurrency for a physical token. You usually exchange cryptocurrency with someone online, with your phone or computer, without using an intermediary like a bank. Bitcoin and Ether are well-known cryptocurrencies, but there are many different cryptocurrency brands, and new ones are continuously being created. How do people use cryptocurrency? People use cryptocurrency... Read more →

by Katherine Bihr, Ed.D (NAPSI)—If you are among the nearly four million teachers in America, according to National Center for Education estimates, here are no-cost digital resources that can support your teaching during these challenging times. Educating Educators Digitally School personnel can now sign up for a new series of six no-cost digital professional learning courses empowering educators with new strategies to support students’ success in school and beyond. The professional learning series for educators presents schools, particularly those from under-resourced communities, the access and materials needed to transform teaching during COVID-19 and beyond. The first in the planned series of six professional learning modules supports teachers by focusing on student-centered approaches to foster innovative, relevant, and engaging STEM instruction. The module begins to redefine STEM by highlighting interdisciplinary learning, focusing on design principles and real-world connections, and rethinking skill building. Other modules focus on helping educators develop student-centered approaches,... Read more →

Maryland Fishing Report – June 23 Keith Lockwood, Maryland Department of Natural Resources Young Brayden Pielert got to go fishing with his dad at a nearby pond and the smile on his face says it all. Photo by Noah Pielert Summer is in full swing and those who have been sequestered by pandemic, work, or school are flocking to the outdoors. Maryland State Parks are having another busy season, and just viewing the weekend traffic headed towards the beaches or western mountains makes it clear folks want to get out and do something. Many Marylanders are also finding plenty of outdoor recreation close to home; fishing in small ponds and similar waters offers plenty of exciting fishing fun. The last Maryland license-free fishing day for the year is on July 4, presenting a great opportunity to take someone on their first fishing adventure without needing to purchase a license. Anglers... Read more →

RICHMOND, VA – Rowan’s men’s and women’s swimming & diving teams have each earned Scholar All-America honors by the College Swimming and Diving Coaches Association of America (CSCAA) for their student-athletes’ efforts in the classrooms this year. The men’s team posted a GPA of 3.51 with 22 student-athletes while the women’s team maintained a 3.48 GPA with 11 student-athletes. "Coaches Bowser and Blaschke did an exceptional job despite the absence of a Metropolitan Championship.," noted CSCAA Executive Director Greg Earhart. "These are some of the best ambassadors of Rowan and Athletic Director Giannini, President Houshmand, and Dr. JoAnne Bullard (Faculty Athletic Representative) can and should be proud of these 33 men and women." In total, 721 programs from 426 institutions earned the honor. CSCAA will name its individual Scholar All-America team next week. Founded in 1922, the College Swimming and Diving Coaches Association of America (CSCAA), is the nation’s first... Read more →

According to Annual Data Report from Best Friends Animal Society 96% of Animals Killed in State Shelters in 2020 Were Cats KANAB, Utah -- Best Friends Animal Society, a leading animal welfare organization, today released its sixth annual pet lifesaving dataset, which gives a national overview of the number of dogs and cats that enter and exit shelters each year. Best Friends measures shelter lifesaving with a metric called “save rate.” A 90 percent save rate is the nationally recognized benchmark to be considered “no-kill,” factoring that approximately 10 percent of pets who enter shelters have medical or behavioral circumstances that warrant humane euthanasia rather than killing for other reasons, such as lack of space. In 2020, 63,736 dogs and cats entered New Jersey shelters and 55,631 were saved, giving the state an aggregate save rate of 87.28%. In the same year, an estimated 58.02% of state shelters measured above the... Read more →

Board approves $4.8 billion 2021-2022 budget following tuition freeze during pandemic The Rutgers University Board of Governors today approved a $4.8 billion budget that includes a 2.6 percent increase in tuition and fees for the 2021-2022 academic year, following a freeze in tuition and a fees reduction for the past year in recognition of pandemic-related hardships. “We know that tuition increases are difficult for our students, especially after a challenging year, and we would avoid any increase if the numbers would allow it,” said Mark Angelson, chair of the Board of Governors. “We are committed to providing an affordable, high-quality education, and we urge our students and their families to focus, as we do, on the average net cost to students who receive financial assistance.” The board approved the 2.5 percent increase in tuition and 2.9 percent increase in mandatory fees for most undergraduate and graduate programs. For the last... Read more →

CAPE MAY, N.J. – U.S. Coast Guard Training Center Cape May is scheduled to host an Independence Day Sunset Parade at the base at 8 p.m., July 4, in honor of Cape May County first responders and health professionals who were on the frontlines keeping our community safe while fighting Covid-19 over the last year. CAPE MAY, NJ, 08.04.2019; Photo by Petty Officer 2nd Class Richard Brahm U.S. Coast Guard Training Center Cape May CAPE MAY, N.J. -- Recruits companies from U.S. Coast Guard Training Center Cape May prepare to march on the parade field as part of a Sunset Parade in honor of the Jersey Cape Military Spouses Club and local community organizations and to recognize the Coast Guard’s 229th birthday, Aug. 4, 2019. The event is free and open to the public. The gates of Training Center Cape May will open at 7:30 p.m. Visitors are encouraged to... Read more →

Gloucester City – Surrounded by his loving family at home, Joe passed on June 19, 2021, at age 63. Loving and devoted husband of 13 years to Rita L. Cipriani (nee McCall). Loving father of Chelsea Cipriani, Katie Jo Borer (Steve), Anjanette Munch (Mike), Joseph Cipriani Jr. (Roxanna), Jeffrey Clark, Thomas Tampa and the late David M. Clark, III. Cherished Pop Pop of Stevie Jo, Abigail, Paulie, Brody, Marley, Lianna, Emma and Zoe. Cherished son of Winifred Cipriani (nee Flagg) and the late Joseph Cipriani. Beloved brother of Frank Cipriani, Michael Cipriani and Christopher Cipriani. Also survived by many loving nieces, nephews, cousins and his beloved dog, Scooter. Joe was a graduate of Triton High School class of 1975. He enjoyed going to the beach and fishing. Above all else, Joe loved being with his family and watching his children and grandchildren play sports. Relatives and friends are invited to... Read more →

New York Army National Guard Captain Neysia Scott, promotes Staff Sgt Tennisha Gilkes to her new rank during a promotion ceremony held at the Jacob Javits Convention Center in Manhattan on June 21, 2021. Both Soldiers are assigned to the 369th Sustainment Brigade and are currently serving as part of the New York National Guard's COVID-19 response mission. (US Army National Guard photo by Specialist Li Ji) LATHAM, NY (06/21/2021)-- Major General Ray Shields, the Adjutant General for the State of New York, announces the recent promotion of members of the New York Army National Guard in recognition of their capability for additional responsibility and leadership. Maliek Brown from Lawnside, N.J., and assigned to the Company A, 152nd Brigade Engineer Battalion received a promotion to the rank of sergeant on May 18, 2021. Army National Guard promotions are based on overall performance, attitude, leadership ability, and development potential. These promotions... Read more →