Trump Sends Medicare Premium Payments to Seniors

On October 2, President Trump announced one-time payments of $90 to help more than 20 million seniors pay their Medicare Part B premiums. It is the first time any President has used the Medicare Improvement Fund to directly lower costs for seniors. Most eligible seniors will receive a direct deposit in early October, and those without direct deposit will receive a check by mail.

Gloucester City Housing Department Employment

The Gloucester City Housing Department is hiring two part-time positions for code enforcement officers. The hourly rate is $20 with no benefits. The work week will consist of 20-25 hours.

Applicants must be a resident of Gloucester City and possess a valid NJ driver’s license.

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Former Paramedic Sentenced to Five Years in Prison

Camden County, NJ – A former paramedic has been sentenced to five years in New Jersey State Prison in connection with the distribution of child sexual abuse material (CSAM), announced Camden County Prosecutor Grace C. MacAulay. Jeremy Algarin, 31, of Berlin Borough received the sentence in Superior Court on October 2, 2026. Additionally, the defendant must register as a sex offender under Megan’s Law and will be subject to lifetime parole supervision.

Algarin previously pled guilty to one count of 2nd- degree Distribution of CSAM on June 22, 2026. He was charged on August 6, 2025, after a cyber tip led detectives to a Discord account used to possess and distribute CSAM. During the investigation, detectives identified Algarin as the user of the account. Additionally, a forensic search of Algarin’s cell phone revealed CSAM. Detectives ultimately located more than 1,000 images and videos of CSAM on various electronic devices.

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Philadelphia Police Investigating Homicide

On October 5, 2026, at approximately 10:08 p.m., 25th District officers responded to a radio call for a person with a gun on the 300 block of West Loudon Street.

Upon arrival, officers found a 26-year-old Hispanic man suffering from multiple gunshot wounds throughout his body. He was located inside a gray Honda.

The victim was transported by police to Temple University Hospital, where he was pronounced dead at 10:28 p.m.

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Hydrant Flushing Notice

In order to continue and maintain to deliver the best quality water, Gloucester City Department of Utilities will be doing our Semi-Annual Hydrant/Main Flushing – Starting the week Oct 13th – Oct 23rd , 2026 from  8 am – 3 pm. 

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Vote By Box Today!

30 Secure, Monitored Drop Boxes in Camden County to Drop In Your Ballot

Applying online is fast, secure, and the easiest way to get your ballot. Once your application is submitted and approved, your ballot will be mailed directly to your home. To apply online, Click Here. To learn more, Click Here.

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Understanding Aviator Cash-Out Decisions and Multiplier Expectations in England

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Aviator gives crash-game players a simple question in every round: when should you cash out? The plane rises, the multiplier increases, and the round can end at any point. That structure makes each cash-out decision easy to understand, while the range of possible multipliers makes timing an important part of the experience. A 2026 study published in the UNLV Gaming Research & Review Journal found that crash games can offer multipliers reaching many hundreds of times the original stake, although such large outcomes are rare.

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Detectives Investigating Shooting Inside Winslow Township Wawa

Winslow Township, NJ – Detectives are investigating a shooting that occurred inside a Winslow Township Wawa that injured two men on Sunday night, reported Camden County Prosecutor Grace C. MacAulay and Winslow Township Police Chief Donald Lemons.

On Sunday, October 4, 2026, at approximately 9:07 p.m., Winslow Township police responded to a Wawa located on the 400 block of Sicklerville Road for a reported shooting. Upon arrival, police found a 20-year-old man suffering from a gunshot wound. He was transported to Cooper University Hospital in stable condition. Police were subsequently notified that another 20-year-old man walked into Jefferson Hospital in Washington Township with a gunshot wound and was later transported to Cooper University Hospital.

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CCP Detectives Investigating Shooting at Winslow Wawa

WINSLOW TWP, NJ (October 5, 2026)--Detectives are investigating a shooting that occurred inside a Winslow Township Wawa that injured two men on Sunday night, October 4, 2026 at approximately 9:07 p.m.

Winslow Township police responded to a Wawa located on the 400 block of Sicklerville Road for a reported shooting. Upon arrival, police found a 20-year-old man suffering from a gunshot wound. He was transported to Cooper University Hospital in stable condition. Police were subsequently notified that another 20-year old man walked into Jefferson Hospital in Washington Township with a gunshot wound and was later transported to Cooper University Hospital.

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The Impact of the Holt Marine Terminals on Camden, Gcity, and Paulsboro Residents

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William E. Cleary Sr. |CNBNews

Why has the Gloucester City Housing Office allowed this to happen?–The present head of the department, Bill Gallagher, is being paid $75,000 plus to enforce the city’s property ordinances. Decades ago, the Holt family planted a row of evergreens along the Ellis Street corridor that runs parallel with the marine terminal. Today, branches from those trees have not only engulfed the pedestrian sidewalk but have gotten so large that they have swallowed up parts of Ellis Street narrowing the width of road. Parking is at a premium in that area and those same trees are blocking cars from parking next to the curb. If the trees were placed behind the fence that would not have happened. Another improvement that would make a big difference is a sound deflection walls along Ellis Street similar to the ones you see on state and federal highways.

Constructing engineered acoustic walls directly along the terminal borders helps intercept low-frequency industrial noise. When integrated with vegetative buffers, these structures force airborne dust and diesel exhaust upward, away from ground-level residential areas.


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