FIFA World Cup 2026™ Unveils Volunteer Uniforms

Volunteers across the three host nations to wear colourful uniform as they welcome the world to the tournament’s 16 Host Cities

Designed by FIFA Partner adidas, the kit will ensure comfort, functionality and easy identification

Inspired by North America’s varsity jacket culture, Host City patches will reflect a sense of pride, unity and belonging

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FIFA has unveiled the official volunteer uniform for the FIFA World Cup 2026™, featuring a bold and uplifting design that tournament volunteers will wear as they welcome the world in style. Supporting 24 areas across stadiums and training sites, FIFA Fan Festival™ venues and other key locations in Host Cities, volunteers will play an exciting part in bringing this year’s FIFA World Cup™ to life in North America – and this uniform will serve as their staple look.

Designed by adidas, a long-standing FIFA Partner, the uniform features the FIFA World Cup 2026 visual identity and highlights the FIFA Volunteer Programme’s signature heart-shaped pattern, recognising volunteers as the heartbeat of the tournament. The vibrant colours match the incredible energy that volunteers bring to FIFA events.

Developed to meet the needs of volunteers while on shift in diverse climates across North America, the collection offers layering pieces and breathable materials to support volunteers at all times. The full volunteer kit contains multiple options to mix and match into an outfit, including sneakers, socks, a mid-layer jacket, T-shirts, shorts, joggers, a cap, a waist bag and a unique customising element – Host City-specific patches. Every volunteer will receive three of these patches, which are inspired by North America’s varsity jacket culture, allowing them to personalise their look while honouring the Host City that they represent.

“As we unveil the look of our biggest volunteer team yet, we celebrate the unmatched energy and dedication of the volunteers – who will not only help deliver the greatest sporting event on the planet, but will also ensure that every fan, player and guest is welcomed with warmth and a spirit of joy,” said Heimo Schirgi, Chief Operating Officer of the FIFA World Cup 2026.

“Across the 16 Host Cities and beyond, this extraordinary team will create memorable experiences for fans. It is only fitting that they be represented by a vibrant look that reflects the essential role they play, with special elements that honour local identity and a sense of belonging.”

As fans travel throughout the three host nations, the volunteer uniform will serve as a unifying visual symbol reflecting both the spirit of the volunteers and the unforgettable experience delivered at the FIFA World Cup. Beyond enabling easy identification, the kit will also stand as a lasting keepsake of this historic tournament.

More than one million people applied to become part of the largest FIFA Volunteer Programme yet, which will consist of nearly 50,000 volunteers. Reflecting football’s global diversity, the volunteer team unites individuals aged 18 to over 80 from around the world. From students to retirees, and from first-timers to returnees, volunteers will play a vital role in helping to create memorable experiences for anyone attending the tournament. For many, it is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to be at the heart of football’s biggest moments and to leave a legacy in the community.

The latest step in the volunteer journey for this year’s FIFA World Cup came last month, with role-specific training kicking off across Host Cities. This represented a celebratory moment, as participants came together in person for the first time within their respective areas and had the opportunity to meet their fellow volunteers. In the coming weeks, they will be visiting their local volunteer centre or uniform distribution and accreditation centre to receive their uniforms.

Final Philadelphia schedule:

Group Stage Matches

Sunday, June 14: Côte d’Ivoire vs. Ecuador (7 p.m. ET)

Friday, June 19: Brazil vs. Haiti (8:30 p.m. ET)

Monday, June 22: France vs. Iraq (5 p.m. ET)

Thursday, June 25: Côte d’Ivoire vs. Curaçao (4 p.m. ET)

Saturday, June 27: Croatia vs. Ghana (5 p.m. ET)

Knockout Stage

Saturday, July 4: Round of 16 Match (5 p.m. ET)

Resorts Casino Hotel kicks Off Summer With Its Annual Beach Ball Drop

Visit Resorts Casino Hotel this May for exciting promotions, giveaways, and summer celebrations!

Resorts Annual Beach Ball Drop | Friday, May 22 | Noon – 5PM

Summer is almost here, and Resorts Casino Hotel is ready to party with you this Memorial Day weekend. Don’t miss the official kickoff celebration to start the season! Join Resorts for their annual Beach Ball Drop on Friday, May 22 on the AC Boardwalk. The Annual Beach Ball Drop features free live entertainment starting at noon. This includes the annual Opening of the Sea ceremony, contests, prizes, and giveaways with Bacardi Ardi, and everyone’s favorite cover band, Sidestory! Stick around for the ball drop at 5:00PM and help Resorts say hello to summer in style as they drop 5,000 beach balls onto the boardwalk!

Join us for the afterparty at Resorts’ newest summer pop-up bar, The Piggy Bank! This special event features dancers, drink specials, face painting, and a live DJ. There will also be celebratory crowds during Happy Hour at eight additional different bar locations, so come spend Memorial Day weekend with Resorts Casino Hotel!
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Mary C. Lachalle, 98, of Atco, formerly of Gloucester City

In the loving care of her daughter, Kimberly, Mary passed peacefully at home in Atco on April 28, 2026, at the age of 98. (nee McCann). Longtime resident of Gloucester City.

Loving and devoted wife of 50 years to the late Louis J. Lachalle. Loving mother of Kimberly R. Lachalle and the late Jeffrey L. Lachalle.

Relatives and friends are invited to her Mass of Christian Burial on Monday, May 4th, 2026 at 10:30 AM at St. Mary’s R.C. Church, 426 Monmouth Street, Gloucester City. Interment will be private in New St. Mary’s Cemetery, Bellmawr. There will be no viewing or visitation prior to mass.

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24th Annual Roxborough Spring Fest and Rockin’ the Ridge Car Show Returns

* The annual Roxborough Development Corporation Spring Fest returns, with enhancements provided by the City of Philadelphia and Philadelphia250’s RingItOn! Initiative *

Roxborough (Philadelphia), PA – Roxborough Development Corporation and Roxborough Ridge Runners Car Club team up to present a giant day on Ridge Avenue as two of the biggest spring traditions join forces again! Roxborough’s marquee celebration of Philly’s 250th Anniversary will feature a high-energy, family-friendly, all-day, all-ages celebration that blends classic cars, live music, student creativity, local business showcases, food vendors and community pride. This landmark event anchors the spring season and serves as a cornerstone of Roxborough’s annual programming, drawing residents and visitors from across the region. Spring Fest will return to the new footprint for the 2nd time.

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Van Drew Provides Atlantic City Housing Authority Update, Announces Elevator Replacements

Today, Congressman Van Drew provided an update on conditions at the Atlantic City Housing Authority (ACHA), including immediate relief for residents and a long-term fix to ongoing elevator failures.
“Elevators breaking down in these buildings has been a problem across multiple ACHA properties for years, especially Shore Park Hi Rise on Virginia Avenue, where many seniors and residents with disabilities live,” said Congressman Van Drew. “It is unacceptable. Since the federal takeover of the ACHA, real leaders have been put in charge to take action and fix these problems. Recently, I announced more than $12 million in federal funding to help stabilize the ACHA and improve conditions for residents. I can now confirm that a portion of that funding will be used to fully replace the broken elevators. In the meantime, the elevators are operating again, and HUD has people on the ground right now helping residents day-to-day with groceries, mobility needs, and anything else that comes up. We are going to keep working until these conditions are fully fixed for the long term.”
Residents in need of assistance should contact Judy Grate in Resident Services at 609-957-0798.

Commissioners, Michaels Organization Open Affordable Housing Complex

the Board of Commissioners will celebrate the grand opening of Victory Commons, a $30 million, 81-unit affordable housing complex located in the heart of Voorhees Township. Units will be income-restricted to households earning 60% or less of the Area Median Income, and feature One-, two-, and three-bedroom floorplans, ample parking, a clubhouse, and other amenities. According to Zillow, the United States’ housing deficit grew to 4.7 million in 2025, furthering the nation’s affordability crisis. This staggering statistic underscores the value of investing in affordable housing throughout Camden County.

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2026 Atlantic Shark Commercial Fisheries Adjusted Quotas

NOAA Fisheries announces the adjusted quotas for the 2026 Atlantic shark commercial fisheries.

What will it do?

The Atlantic shark commercial fishing year automatically opened on January 1, 2026 under base quotas.

NOAA Fisheries has adjusted the 2026 commercial quotas based on underharvests from the 2025 fishing year, consistent with existing regulations.

Who is affected?

Atlantic commercial shark fishermen
Dealers who buy or sell sharks or shark products

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Camden County College Observes National Apprenticeship Week

Representatives from the U.S Department of Labor discussed workforce needs and apprenticeship initiatives at Camden County College.

The event featured New Jersey’s first AI Registered Apprenticeship program. They also recognized a Camden County College Manufacturing Apprenticeship graduate. Additional discussions will focus on preparing students for in-demand trade and technical roles.

“As a proud union carpenter for over thirty years, I’ve seen firsthand how skilled trades and registered apprenticeships can transform lives, and strengthen communities,” said Commissioner Jonathan Young. “These pathways create access to stable, in-demand careers while building a stronger and more resilient workforce.”

The event is part of National Apprenticeship Week, held from April 26-May 2, a nationwide initiative coordinated by the U.S Department of Labor. The week celebrates the impact of Registered Apprenticeships and promotes the expansion of career pathways for students and workers.

Bally’s Atlantic City to Celebrate Mother’s Day on the Boardwalk

Bally’s Atlantic City will roll out the red carpet for moms on Mother’s Day with a specialty dish and cocktail at Jerry Longo’s Meatball & Martinis, a hotel package and breakfast-in-bed available throughout the weekend from Friday, May 8 through Sunday, May 10.

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DEP Launches Operation FAST

Marking the 100^th day of the Sherrill Administration, the Department of Environmental Protection today launched Operation FAST, a comprehensive effort to make the DEP more efficient and responsive to the public and businesses. This initiative will help make New Jersey more affordable while continuing to implement the state’s high standards for protection of the environment and public health.