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The City of Gloucester City passed an ordinance on second reading on October 28, 2024, which added 10 additional stop streets, increasing the total to 62 stop streets. Read more →

On Tuesday, April 8 at 11 a.m. at CCMUA, 1645 Ferry Avenue, Camden, the Board of Commissioners will join Shawn LaTourette, commissioner of the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection, as he awards the Camden County Municipal Utilities Authority (CCMUA) with the Our Water’s Worth It Award. The CCMUA is being recognized for its work to reduce combined sewer discharges and localized flooding through both sewer and green infrastructure improvements. “The CCMUA has worked hard to improve flooding conditions and the quality of the local waterways here in Camden and that work has paid off,” Commissioner Jeffrey Nash said. “Through basic infrastructure improvements and a major investment into new, green flood mitigation, the health of our local waterways and the quality of life for the residents of the Cramer Hill residents have both improved.” The CCMUA has developed a long-term control plan for combined sewer overflows and, through the help... Read more →

PATCO's Franklin Square Station in Philadelphia, known by many as the "Ghost Station," reopened Thursday after a $29 million renovation. For the first time in 46 years, a train pulled away from the station Thursday afternoon, which was a moment met with fanfare and celebration at the newly renovated station near 7th and Race streets. Philadelphia Mayor Cherelle Parker said it is a critical link for families and commuters in the city, Camden and South Jersey suburbs. "The revitalization of the Franklin Square Station, what it does is reinforces our commitment to reinsuring that these two great cities remain connected, thriving and are ready for the future," Parker said. WATCH REPORT Read more →

Deadlines are nearing for two youth summer work programs in Camden and Camden County. The city of Camden Summer Youth Internship Program will hire only city residents who are 14 to 17 years old. The jobs pay $14 an hour for up to 20 hours a week. The deadline to apply for the estimated 80 positions available is May 16. A Summer Youth Work Experience Program offered through the Camden County Workforce Development Board will hire only Camden County residents who are 16 to 24 years old. The deadline to apply is April 25. READ MORE Read more →

On Tuesday, April 8 at 9 a.m. at Salvation Army Kroc Center, 1865 Harrison Avenue, Camden, Commissioner Director Louis Cappelli Jr. will join Camden Mayor Victor Carstarphen and local stakeholders for the 11th annual City of Camden: A Growing Economic Force, an event that highlights all of the economic activity underway in Camden City. “Camden City is continually on the rise when it comes to economic activity,” Cappelli said. “All indicators are showing that the future is bright here in the city and I cannot wait to see what is in store for this community.” An array of topics will be discussed including the $250 million reconstruction of the Walter Rand Transportation Center, several transformative road projects, and more. Read more →

DEA's National Prescription Drug Take Back Day is Saturday, April 26, 2025, 10 AM to 2 PM at Gloucester Township Police Headquarters! BUT you don't have to wait until then to drop off your unwanted/ expired prescription drugs from medicine cabinets, kitchen drawers, and nightstands! Stop by ANYTIME to the Gloucester Township Police Project Medicine Drop Box, located at our Watch Desk downstairs utilizing the front doors located at 1261 Chews Landing Road. Reminder- we DO NOT accept liquids or syringes. Thank you! The DEA’s Take Back Day events provide an opportunity for Americans to prevent drug addiction and overdose deaths. Read more here: https://takebackday.dea.gov/ https://gtpolice.com/news/article/2175 Read more →

This week, I introduced the Education Savings Accounts for Military Families Act to give our military families the freedom to choose the best education for their children. The bill creates a $6,000 annual Education Savings Accounts (ESAs) that parents can use for their children’s education and future. Our military families should never be forced to choose between service and their children’s education. As the leading champion of school choice in the U.S. Senate, and I will never stop fighting for the next generation of Texans and Americans. ICYMI: Sens. Cruz, Banks Introduce Legislation to Expand Education Options for Military Families READ: Cruz, Banks Seek to Give School Choice to Military Families in New Bill “You want a better future for your kids. You want a better future for your grandkids. You want them to be able to come out and get good jobs and have a future. We’re going to... Read more →

Dolores Marie Holston (nee Shuster) passed away peacefully on April 4, 2025 surrounded by her loving family. She was 83 years old and a long-time resident of Collingswood, NJ. Beloved wife of George C. Holston. Daughter of the late George T Shuster Jr. and Mildred Anne Shuster. Loving mother of Richard (Sabina), Kathleen (Richard), James, and the late John Holston. Grandmother to Sean, Lauren, Carrie and Sarah Holston and the late Erica Marshall (Kieran). Dear sister of the late Nancy (nee Fritz) Bayruns, George “Toot” (nee Mary) Shuster, and Harriet Rainey. Dolores was born in Collingswood, New Jersey on June 3, 1941. She grew up in Collingswood, spent summer weekends in Ocean City NJ and the Poconos, went to Camden Catholic High School, then worked for RCA where she met her future husband, George Holston. Dolores took pride in raising a loving family, she loved to travel and spent many... Read more →

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Registration is now open for the 2025 Hope For The Warriors 30x30 Memorial Day Challenge, presented by Owens & Minor! Kicking off May 1 and running through May 30, this challenge focuses on your physical and emotional well-being while honoring and remembering those who paid the ultimate sacrifice for our great nation. Register Now WHAT IS THE 30X30? The 30x30 challenges you to complete 30 minutes of physical activity for 30 days in a row to show your commitment and support to the military community. Any activity counts, whether it’s running, biking, walking, lifting, or doing whatever works best for you to meet your daily goal. Whether you are just embarking on your fitness journey or have your routine down pat, we encourage everyone to join and try something new. Each week, you will receive emails from HOPE sharing the brave stories of fallen service members and how to honor... Read more →

OPENS ON EAST PASSYUNK Philadelphia, PA - One of the most celebrated food streets and neighborhoods in America adds a historic first to South Philly's diverse dining scene. Chef and Owner Marc Grika is thrilled to announce the grand opening of DaVinci & Yu at 1819 East Passyunk Avenue. DaVinci & Yu is Philadelphia's first restaurant serving Italian Asian fusion cuisine - and it is one of only about a dozen or so restaurants in America serving this unique FOOD AND DRINK pairing. DaVinci & Yu is located in the former home of Grika's Southern Comfort restaurant and cafe Flannel. The new concept features cuisine, drinks and vibes inspired by recent trips abroad plus his lifetime of experience in top kitchens from Philadelphia to New York to across America. From the kitchen, look for dishes like Orange Chicken Parm, Black Cod Dumplings, Aran-Sushi Trio (arancini meets maki rolls), Chinese Eggplant... Read more →

As co-captain, Evan Schlotterbeck of Cherry Hill, NJ helped lead the 2024 Muhlenberg men's soccer team to the Centennial Conference championship game. The team also earned an at-large bid to the NCAA Division III Tournament, its second appearance in the tournament in the last three years. Schlotterbeck's final season as a Mule mirrored the success he has found off the field. He chose Muhlenberg partly for soccer - he clicked with the team while conducting his college search - and partly for the liberal arts environment. In high school, he never found a subject that stood out as being more compelling than the others. He knew Muhlenberg would allow him to explore until he found his passion, and he discovered it as a first-year student in the introductory media and communication course, Media and Society. "That was the first moment that I felt something different, what I hadn't really felt... Read more →