Category: ANNOUNCEMENTS

Mosquito Spraying Throughout Camden County

 Early Wednesday morning, the Mosquito Control Commission will be in the community spraying and surveilling areas throughout Camden County.

“It’s important for residents to be cognizant of any standing water on their property,” said Commissioner Jeffrey Nash, liaison to the Camden County Mosquito Commission. “Mosquitos need standing water to breed, so you can help keep them off your property by removing water from places like flowerpots and containers. Being proactive has a major impact on the mosquito population and helps the hardworking people at the Camden County Mosquito Control Commission in their efforts.”

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Dominga Torres, 65, of Marlton

Dominga was truly one of a kind. She was spicy, independent, strong-willed, and full of personality. She knew exactly who she was and was never afraid to show it. Her bold spirit and unique sense of humor brought laughter and joy to those around her.

Dominga had a way of making an impression, and once you met her, you certainly would not forget her. She loved the colors red and black, colors that perfectly reflected her bold and vibrant personality. Dominga also had a special love for Halloween. She enjoyed everything about the season—the fun, the excitement, and the mystery. In true Dominga fashion, she even dreamed of one day marrying Dracula and visiting Transylvania. It was one of the many things that made her so wonderfully unique and brought smiles to the faces of everyone who heard her talk about it.

Behind her fiery personality was a heart filled with thoughtfulness and generosity. Dominga was always thinking of others. She would often offer something to her staff other housemates, wanting to share what she had and make those around her feel included and appreciated. Even in the smallest gestures, Dominga showed that she cared.

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FBI Offering $25,000 Reward

The FBI Miami Field Office recently announced a reward of up to $25,000 for information leading to the successful recovery of the remains of Ana Maria Henao Knezevic.  

Investigators allege that her husband David was reportedly disturbed at the prospect of splitting their wealth from joint business ventures as the result of a potential divorce. As a result, they believe he followed her to Spain, entered her apartment building, and killed her. He then fled Spain and returned to Serbia. Law enforcement has never recovered her remains.   

David was arrested upon his return to the United States. Although he was charged in connection with her death, he died by suicide before the case could go to trial—and before her remains could be recovered. 

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Thomas Corcoran, First President of the Delaware River Waterfront Corp.

Thomas Patrick Corcoran passed away on August 30, 2026 after a long illness. He was 82 years old.

Tom had a storied career in the redevelopment of both sides of the Delaware River waterfront as a founder and CEO of the Cooper’s Ferry Development Association in Camden, New Jersey and as the first president of the Delaware River Waterfront Corporation in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. During his 25 years at the helm of Cooper’s Ferry, he rebuilt much of the largely abandoned post-industrial Camden waterfront. Then in 2009, he crossed the river to take on the challenge of redeveloping the central 7 mile waterfront in Philadelphia. Tom was a visionary urban planner and economic development strategist with short term practicality and long term vision.

Upon completing a Master’s Degree in Public Administration from the Wharton School in 1975, Tom joined a group of young men know as the “whiz kids” in managing Camden City government under than Mayor Angelo Errichetti. He worked in Camden City government for 9 years finally holding the highest appointed position of Business Administrator.

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Commissioners Hold Vigil to Honor International Overdose Awareness Day

On Monday, August 31, the Board of Commissioners gathered with the Camden County Addiction Awareness Task Force, activists, healthcare providers, law enforcement and residents to honor and observe International Overdose Awareness Day at the county’s Remembrance and Hope Memorial at Timber Creek Park.

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Better Visual Coverage for Community Events Without a Full Media Team

A neighborhood fundraiser ends at 4 p.m., but the work is not really over. Someone still has to choose photos, make a recap graphic, prepare a short social post, and perhaps turn a few still images into something more lively for the next event. Small community groups rarely have a designer, photographer, and video editor waiting in the wings. That is where practical AI tools can help. Banana Pro AI gives creators a way to work with images and videos from one place, which is useful when the goal is not to create flashy advertising but to make ordinary local moments easier to share. The best results keep the real people, places, and details at the center.

Start With the Real Material You Already Have

The best community visuals usually begin with authentic material: the actual ribbon cutting, the youth team photo, the veterans’ ceremony, the school fundraiser, or the small-business opening. Before opening any editing tool, collect the strongest originals and decide what each one needs.

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Man Sentenced in Fatal 2022 High-Speed Crash

Gabriel H. Woolson, 26, of Williamstown, was sentenced Friday to  6 years in state prison by the Honorable Russell A. DePersia for death by auto  stemming from a 2022 crash that resulted in the death of another motorist. 

According to documents filed in this case and statements made in open court: 

At 5:40 p.m. on Dec. 14, 2022, Woolson was driving his 2011 Chevrolet Corvette ZR 1 westbound on the South Black Horse Pike in Williamstown at an extremely high  rate of speed. The victim, Evan Silverstein, 52, of Marlton, had been traveling  eastbound on the same road before making a left turn across the westbound lanes of  travel. Woolson struck the victim’s vehicle, severing the car in half and launching  the front half more than 100 feet into the parking lot of a strip mall. Silverstein was ejected from the vehicle and suffered catastrophic, fatal injuries. A passenger in  Woolson’s vehicle was also injured. 

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Gloucester City American Legion Post 135 to Take Over Brick Walk

I am happy to announce that the Gloucester City American Legion Post 135 will be taking over the Memory Brick Walk in Proprietor’s Park. As many of you will remember, we lost a very lovely Gloucester City Lady this past June 19th…Mrs. Patti Kropp. Less than a year before she passed, she found she was suffering from Pancreatic Cancer and had a short time to live. Patti asked that people remember her by donating and helping the Gloucester City American Legion Post 135 in their effort to assist and care for homeless veterans. To that end, the legion will take over the brick walk and use all proceeds to honor Patti’s wish and direct the brick profits to assist homeless veterans. At this time, we are putting together a F.B. site for this brick campaign which will be managed by American Legion Member Vince Baehr. When it is completed I will let everyone know and direct them to this site if they wish to support this worthy cause and order a brick.

Man Sentenced for Aggravated Sexual Assault, Endangering the Welfare of a Child 

Jason L. Bailey, 48, of Paulsboro, was sentenced today to 31 1/2 years in state prison by the Honorable Benjamin D. Morgan, Prosecutor Andrew B. Johns announced.  

According to documents filed in this case and statements made in open court: On Dec. 10, 2023, Bailey committed acts of sexual assault on a girl between the ages  of 13 and 16. Upon his arrest for this offense, he refused to provide  a mandatory DNA sample as required by law.  

He was convicted in April of first-degree aggravated sexual assault, second-degree  endangering the welfare of a child, third-degree aggravated criminal sexual assault,  and fourth-degree refusal to provide a DNA sample, as well as being found to be a  persistent offender based on his criminal history. 

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Louis Kenerley, 61, of Haddon Township

On August 26, 2026, of Haddon Township, NJ.  Age 61 years.

Beloved son of Philip and Rosemarie Kenerley.  Dear brother of identical twins, Philip Kenerley, Jr. and George Kenerley.

Louis loved people and animals, especially Sampson, his dog who predeceased him.

Relatives and friends are invited to attend his visitation on Wednesday, September 2, 2026, 10:30 to 11:30 AM at St. Teresa of Calcutta Parish, St. John Church, 809 Park Ave., Collingswood, NJ.  Mass of Christian Burial will follow at 11:30 AM.  Interment Calvary Cemetery, Cherry Hill, NJ.

Arrangements by the FOSTER-WARNE FUNERAL HOME, Collingswood and Audubon, NJ.

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