Category: ANNOUNCEMENTS

Gabby Lisella Retires After 26 Years at Rowan

Gabby Lisella, who has dedicated 26 years to Rowan Athletics as a coach and administrator, announced her retirement from the University, effective July 1.

As Rowan’s associate athletic director for the past seven years, Lisella was involved with facilities, operations and game management, and served as the sport supervisor for several programs. She oversaw numerous facilities projects, including construction of the new Student-Athlete Weight Room in Esby Gym that is scheduled to open in the fall.

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OneCoin Fraud Compensation

DOJ program to provide compensation to qualifying individuals of international scheme

The FBI is encouraging victims of the OneCoin international cryptocurrency investment scheme whose investments resulted in a net loss to apply for compensation through a special Department of Justice (DOJ) program before the June 30 deadline.

“Misled by falsified statements and empty promises, many unknowingly depleted their savings for a fraudulent investment scheme in an emerging financial ecosystem that would never pay out,” said FBI New York Assistant Director in Charge James C. Barnacle Jr. in a DOJ press release about the announcement. “With the unwavering support from the Department of Justice, the FBI maintains its commitment to returning these stolen funds to their rightful owners.”

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Nursing Event at Rutgers-Camden; Topic Stress and Burnout

Nursing leaders, researchers, students, and health care professionals gathered on June 24, 2026, for Managing Stress and Preventing Burnout in the Future Nursing Workforce. The event featured a panel discussion hosted by Rutgers School of Nursing-Camden, the Senator Walter Rand Institute for Public Affairs, and Cooper University Health Care.

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Bill to Protect Health Care and SNAP Clears Assembly

Legislation would help residents that rely on NJ FamilyCare and SNAP as they navigate harsh new federal work requirements

(TRENTON) — As Washington imposes new hurdles for families receiving health care and food assistance, the General Assembly today took decisive action to help more than two million New Jersey residents keep their benefits. Bill A3883, Sponsored by Speaker Craig J. Coughlin, and Assembly members Annette Quijano, Shanique Speight, and Jerry Walker, would help families and individuals comply with new federal requirements that threaten their access to two critical safety-net programs—NJ FamilyCare and SNAP.

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Winslow Township Fireworks THIS FRIDAY, July 3rd!

Experience some of the best fireworks in South Jersey! Gates open early at the Winslow Township High School complex for an evening of patriotic family fun.

  • When: Fri, July 3 (Rain date: July 5) | Gates: 6:30 PM / Fireworks starts t dusk
  • Location: Winslow Township High School and Middle campus 10 Cooper Folly Rd, Atco, NJ

Commissioner Honored Five Camden County Veterans

Commissioner Colleen Bianco Bezich and the Camden County Office of Veterans Affairs held a medal ceremony aboard the Battleship New Jersey to recognize the service and sacrifices of five Camden County veterans.

“Our veterans answered the call to serve when their country needed them, and they deserve to know their commitment has not been forgotten,” said Commissioner Bianco Bezich, liaison to Veterans Affairs. “It is an honor to recognize them and express our gratitude on behalf of the entire county.”

The following veterans were honored and presented with one or more Camden County service medals, including the Camden County Military Service Medal, Camden County Korean War Service, Medal Camden County Vietnam Service, Medal, and the Camden County War on Terrorism Medal.

  • Kevin D. Cooper, Cherry Hill, Marine Corps
  • Karl N. Keppen, Gloucester Township, Army
  • Joel Pagan, Camden, Army
  • Kenneth C. Smith, Pennsauken, Air Force
  • Michael R. Troiano, Berlin, Navy 

NJMVC Facilities to Close July 3-4 for Holiday

All New Jersey Motor Vehicle Commission (NJMVC) facilities, including agencies, road test sites, and inspection stations, will be closed Friday, July 3, 2026, and Saturday, July 4, 2026, in observance of the upcoming holiday.

The Commission’s website, NJMVC.gov, remains open 24/7, providing a convenient way for customers to complete their motor vehicle business. Over 25 online services are available, including driver license renewals and replacements, vehicle registration renewals and replacements, address changes, driver record requests, personalized and specialty plate requests, and more.

New Jerseyans in need of motor vehicle services should always visit the website first to use online services, schedule required appointments for in-person services and driver testing, and resolve the most common NJMVC-related customer concerns.

Bally’s Atlantic City Hosts ABBA & Chicago Tribute Shows

Bally’s Atlantic City will turn back the clock this fall with two tribute performances celebrating the timeless music of ABBA and Chicago. ABBA Revisited will take the Grand Ballroom stage on Saturday, Sept. 5, followed by Brass Transit on Saturday, Oct. 10, bringing fan-favorite songs from two of music’s most beloved catalogs to the Boardwalk resort.

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Food Trucks and Fireworks WILL start at 6 pm at Proprietors Park

We are happy to announce that after much deliberation, and considering all factors, the Gloucester City Food Trucks and Fireworks event WILL go off as scheduled. With the forecast of oppressive heat and humidity predicted for tomorrow and throughout the weekend, the GC Celebrations Committee together with our Office of Emergency Management and Mayor and Council have had long discussions about whether or not to hold tomorrow’s event. Please be assured that we took all factors into consideration.

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Safe Grilling Reminders

As grilling season begins, Gloucester City encourages residents to keep safety in mind. According to the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA), July is the peak month for grill‑related fires nationwide. A few quick precautions can help keep your home and neighborhood safe:

  • Keep grills at least 10 feet from homes and structures
  • Check propane hoses and connections for leaks before lighting
  • Never leave a lit grill unattended
  • Allow charcoal to cool completely before disposal
  • Keep children and pets away from grills

For more safety guidance, visit the NFPA’s grilling safety page