On November 16, 2014 at approximately 2:19 PM, the Gloucester Township Police were called to a home on Chews Landing Road to investigate the report of a suspicious vehicle. The father of two juvenile females reported that an older model, white, Ford Conversion van had stopped on the roadway near where his young daughters were playing in a field adjacent to their residence.
The father noticed the van as he was in his garage and started to approach the van when the van abruptly left the area. The caller reported that the van was all white, with blue trim, dark tinted windows and possibly having New Jersey License plates. The van was reported to be occupied by two white males that had gestured to the juveniles before seeing the male and then left the area on Chews Landing Road towards Somerdale Road.

DOVER (Dec. 29, 2014) – To help Delaware’s schools, businesses and institutions start or expand their recycling programs, DNREC is once again offering the Universal Recycling Grant and Low Interest Loan Program, with up to $500,000 in funding available for grant proposals. DNREC is placing emphasis on getting schools, including entire school districts, to apply for recycling grant funding this year.

The Universal Recycling Grant and Low Interest Loan Program was created under the state’s Universal Recycling Law. The law provides a framework to ensure recycling services are available for all in Delaware, and includes the requirement that \”all commercial businesses actively participate in a comprehensive recycling program no later than January 1, 2014.\” The commercial sector includes any for profit or not-for profit retail or wholesale stores, offices, food service establishments, warehouses, and other manufacturing, industrial or processing activities, as well as institutions such as social, charitable,

2. 138 N. Broadway, (next to pizzeria) asking price 149,900 

3. 301 N. Broadway, (car lot) asking price 24,000 

4. 308-310 N. Broadway (Davalls Plumbing Supply) 200,000 

5. *401 N. Broadway (O’Donnell’s inc. LL) 495,000 

6. *200 S. Broadway (Twin Bar inc. LL) 650,000 

7. 401 S. Broadway (Quality Furniture) 800,000 

8. *509 S. Broadway (Red Mill inc. LL) 150,000 

9. *54 Crescent Blvd (Doll House inc. LL) 1.9 million 

10. *301 Essex Street (Essex St. Pub inc. LL) 499,900 

11. 430 Hunter Street (former deli) 189,900 

2014, surrounded by family. She was 89-years-old. Known, to all, for her generosity, warm smile and contagious laughter, she was affectionately called \”Grandma Light\”.  Proud of her country cooking, she delivered true southern hospitality to everyone that visited Grandma’s house.

 Bernice, the daughter of a coal miner, was born September 6, 1925 in the Appalachian Mountains on Kelly’s Mountain, Harlan County, Kentucky. Bernice moved to Gloucester City in 1956 where she raised 6 children. Bernice worked for 15+ years at the Holiday Inn as a union waitress, serving many well know celebrities and retired proudly with a union pension. Her favorite past time was watching her grandchildren play sports and cheering on the Eagles with her husband, Milton. Her favorite time of the year was the 4th of July, when family and friends would gather in her front yard to watch the fireworks. 

She outlived her parents Hobart and Dolly Kelly, her twin sister Burnette Guido and brother Clarence Kelly. She is survived by her loving husband of 72 years Milton, devoted children; Billy (Peggy) Light, Linda Light, David (Kristine) Light, Michael (Marcia) Light, and Margaret \”Bootsie\” (Ted) Rebstock, and pre-deceased by Steven Light. She will be sadly missed by her grandchildren; Kelly Anne (Paul) Erlink, Billy (Jung) Light Jr, Kati (James) Light, Megan (Joseph) Mason, MollyAnne Light, David H. Light, Steven T. Light, Michael Light, Caitlin Light, Isaac Light, Isabel Light, Kelly Rose Rebstock, Teddy Rebstock, and Dylan Rebstock, 10 great grandchildren, nieces, nephews and numerous friends and loved ones.