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Monday, November 16, 2026 from 9 AM to 11 AM at the Heritage’s Dairy Store, 1701 Williamstown Erial Road, Sicklerville!
Enjoy a free cup of coffee and a chat with a Police Officer! Hope to see you there !
Gabby Rabinowitz scored two goals and Sara Wiedeman contributed two assists as #1 Rowan (16-0) rolled to a 5-1 win over Worcester State in the 2026 NCAA Division III Women’s Soccer Championship First Round played at Dickinson.
The Profs will play the host Red Devils, who prevailed 1-0 over Bridgewater in Saturday’s other contest, in the Second Round tomorrow at 1 p.m.
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Rowan wasted no time in getting into the scoring column as Wiedeman sent a pass from 20 yards out to Angela Oliveto who was at the center of the box and just two minutes into the match.
Wiedeman set up the second goal minutes later as she centered a pass which Bella Moore headed in at 8:50 to give Rowan a 2-0 lead.
Continue reading “Rowan Women’s Soccer Opens NCAA Tournament”
CARROLL COUNTY, MD (November 15, 2026) – The Office of the State Fire Marshal is investigating a fatal fire that claimed the life of an 89-year-old woman Saturday evening in Westminster.
On Saturday, November 14, 2026, just after 6:00 p.m., the Carroll County Department of Fire and EMS responded to a reported apartment fire at Willowood Apartment Homes, 23 Washington Lane, in Westminster. A neighboring resident called 911 after smelling smoke, hearing a smoke alarm sounding, and hearing the occupant calling for help.
Continue reading “Accidental Fire Claims Life of 89-Year-Old Westminster Woman”Jeffrey H. Sutherland, Prosecutor of the Cape May County Prosecutor’s Office, and Joseph Murphy, Chief of the Wildwood Police Department, announced the arrests of Gonzalo Soto-Jimenez, a 48-year-old resident of Wildwood, Yemely Natal-Castro, a 42- year-old resident of Wildwood, and Brandon Soto-Dawson, a 27-year-old resident of Wildwood. On Friday, November 13, 2026, the Cape May County Prosecutor’s Office Gangs, Guns, and Narcotics Task Force concluded a joint investigation into the distribution of controlled dangerous substances in Wildwood.
Continue reading “Three Arrested for Distribution of CDS”Rowan won its ninth New Jersey Athletic Conference Volleyball Championship in the Profs’ 3-0 sweep of Kean in the final on Saturday from Esby Gymnasium.
It is the first NJAC Title since 2022 and the first for head coach Casey Burford in her first season at the helm.
The Profs (28-3) clinch the NJAC’s automatic bid to the NCAA Division III Championship Tournament with selections announced on Monday at 1 p.m. at ncaa.com.
As a team, Rowan hit .337 on the evening, totaling 39 kills on 89 attempts. Hutton Cordrey led all attackers with a match-high 10 kills as the Profs had four players with seven or more kills: Jessica Smart (9), Abby Chadwick (7), and Abigail Bivona (7).
Rowan came out firing in the first two sets to claim a 2-0 lead before the Cougars gave it a last push in the third. Kean eroded the Prof lead away to tie it late in the frame, 19-19. Chadwick put down a pair of kills in that final stretch with the latter to put the home team on the verge of the win, 24-21 Two points later, a final serve from Kean was out of bounds to wrap things up and to kickstart the celebration.
Ava Best added five kills and four blocks (one solo) while setter Raven Albrecht finished with 29 assists and nine digs, both game highs.
Ashley Torok led Kean (16-12), the third seed in the tournament, with eight kills and four aces. Teammate Cayley Elena Morrison registered seven kills and four blocks. The Cougars hit .113 (26-17-80) on the night.
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Former Gloucester City High School teacher, guidance counselor, coach, author, and community contributor spent more than four decades helping students, families, and friends.
GLOUCESTER CITY, NJ (November 14, 2026)–Joseph Patrick Gorman, a lifelong educator, book author, high school coach, and friend to many, passed away on November 11, 2026, at his home. Mr. Gorman was a self-publisher of inspirational books that appeared on Amazon. After he retired, he contributed articles to two blogs, the Gloucester City History in Photos and the Title Town blog. He was a regular contributor to the Gloucester City News weekly newspaper. His write-ups highlighted student and athlete accomplishments, sports teams’ results, and reports on alumni from the two local high schools in college. With his passing, Gloucester City lost one of its most respected educators and community leaders.
For more than 40 years, Gorman served as a teacher, guidance counselor, coach, mentor, and friend to generations of students at Gloucester City High School. Long after his retirement, former students continued to seek his advice and friendship, a testament to the impact he made throughout his life.
One of my fondest memories of Joe dates back more than four decades.
After I became editor of the Gloucester City News and the Camden County Record, Joe walked into our office accompanied by several Gloucester City High School students carrying a plaque. The inscription thanked our newspaper for providing jobs to students interested in journalism.
The gesture may have seemed small, but it revealed the kind of person Joe was. He believed in recognizing people who helped others and never missed an opportunity to encourage young people.
When I learned of his passing, that moment immediately came back to me.
Joe Gorman was one of those rare individuals who always looked beyond himself and focused on helping others succeed.
Continue reading “Joe Gorman Remembered: Gloucester City Educator, Mentor, Friend Dies at 72”End of Watch – November 12, 2026
Sergeant Devin James was killed while assisting in a suspect pursuit on Hwy 258 N near the Hwy 13 intersection just before 9:00 pm.
At approximately 8:20 pm, deputies from the Greene County Sheriff’s Office were deployed to assist the Farmville Police Department with a pursuit that crossed into Greene County. During the chase, Sergeant James lost control of his patrol vehicle.
The suspect was apprehended a short time later after losing control of their vehicle and taken to a local hospital with non-life-threatening injuries.
Sergeant James had served with the Greene County Sheriff’s Office for five years.
Bakers Basin, Camden, South Plainfield, Toms River, and Vineland Agencies Now Offer Both Licensing and Vehicle Services
TRENTON — The New Jersey Motor Vehicle Commission (NJMVC) has added vehicle service appointments at five more agencies, giving customers more convenient options for handling registration and title services.
The Bakers Basin, Camden, South Plainfield, Toms River, and Vineland agencies previously operated exclusively as Licensing Centers. They now function as hybrid agencies, offering both licensing and vehicle services.
New appointments are now available at all five agencies for the following vehicle services:
Continue reading “Vehicle Service Appointments Now Available”
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