City of Gloucester City Legal Notice 

PUBLIC MEETING OCTOBER 21, 2026 AT 6:30 PM

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Attention Voters

Michael J. Bowe, 76, of Audubon

Michael J. Bowe, 76, of Audubon, New Jersey, passed away peacefully at home on September 14, 2026.

Born on November 4, 1949, Mike was raised in Gloucester City, a place that remained an important part of his identity throughout his life. He attended St. Mary’s school and Gloucester Catholic High School, and carried his South Jersey roots with him wherever life took him.

Mike was the beloved son of the late Thomas J. Bowe and Dorothy Butler Bowe. Devoted husband of the late Deborah “Debbie” Bowe. He was the brother of Dorothy “Dottie” Zeccola, Thomas Bowe, and the late Edward M. Bowe, Sr., and Jack Bowe. His family also included Dorothy’s “Dotties” children, nephew, James Boyle Jr., niece Tamra “Tammy” Berry, his sister-in-law Susan Ann Leblang, niece Debra Ann Leblang, goddaughter Lauren Sieber Jessen, and brother-in-law Anthony “Ace” Durso, along with many nieces, nephews, extended relatives, lifelong friends, colleagues, and the many people whose lives crossed his through radio, music, Gloucester City, and the South Jersey community.

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Daniel Mathias Ulbin, 71, formerly of Gloucester City

Daniel “Danny” Ulbin, age 71, of Williamstown, New Jersey, formerly of Gloucester City, passed away on September 12, 2026. Born on February 14, 1955, in Woodbury, NJ, he was the son of the late William Ulbin and Elizabeth Ulbin.

Dan was a 1973 graduate of Gloucester Catholic High School, where he was a member of the 1972 state championship basketball team.

Dan is also a proud member of UA Local 322 Plumbers and Pipefitters for 49 years. Outside of his work, Dan was an avid fisherman who found great peace and relaxation being out on the water on his boat. Over the years, he enjoyed spending his summers in Cape May and Wildwood with his many friends and family, fishing and spending time around the marina. Above all, his greatest joy was his family. He treasured spending time with his granddaughters, staying deeply involved in their lives and sports activities. He was also proud to host his annual Christmas seafood fest with his family every year.

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Joyce Ann Garrison Skramstad, 79, of Gloucester City

Joyce Ann Garrison Skramstad, 79, of Gloucester City, New Jersey, passed away peacefully on September 13, 2026, surrounded by the love of her family and her devoted husband, Arvin.

Born on October 25, 1946, in Camden, New Jersey, Joyce was the daughter of Harvey and Ruth Garrison and grew up in Gloucester City. She graduated from Gloucester City High School, earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Sociology from Anderson University in Anderson, Indiana, and later completed a teaching certificate in early childhood development at Camden County College.

Joyce spent many years at Small World Nursery School, where she began as an assistant and went on to serve as teacher, lead teacher, and finally director until the school closed. She also served on the Gloucester City Juvenile Conference Committee.

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Gloucester City American Legion Post 135 Veterans Brick Campaign

Bricks will be installed in the Gloucester City Memory Walk in Proprietor’s Park. 4×8 Bricks – $50.00 and 8×8 Bricks – $90
this covers the brick, engraving and installation in the walk.
To Order your Brick. Copy the order form, fill out how you want the brick engraved and then send the form and your check or postal money order to:
American Legion Post 135, PO Box 172, 474 Cumberland St. Gloucester City N.J. 08030

2026 Brick Campaign Fill in Form

The Rumor of a Shooting Not True

 GLOUCESTER CITY, NJ (Sept. 11, 2026)(CNBNews)-There was a rumor yesterday that someone got shot in the area of Gloucester Catholic High School. From what we learned that rumor is not true.

According to information that was distributed by Principal Thomas Iacovone Jr., a Gloucester City resident suffered a serious injury after an apparent fall across from where buses pick-up students. Gloucester City Emergency personnel arrived quickly and the resident was conscious when they arrived. No students were involved but several students witnessed the injury while loading the buses. 

Will a $500,000 New Home Redefine Gloucester City R.E.?

16 Stites Avenue, Gloucester City NJ, Asking price $500,000

GLOUCESTER CITY, NJ (CNBNews)(Sept.8, 2026)-For decades, Gloucester City, has held a well-earned reputation as one of South Jersey’s most dependable havens for affordable housing. With the city’s average home value firmly rooted around $243,300, working-class families and commuters have long looked here for financial relief from escalating regional markets. However, a stunning new architectural arrival is forcing locals and real estate observers to double-check their calculators.

Located at 16 Stites Ave., a newly built contemporary single-family home has entered the market with an eye-popping asking price: $500,000.

To many longtime residents, a half-million-dollar price tag in Gloucester City sounds not just extreme, but entirely disconnected from local reality. It is a figure more commonly associated with affluent pockets of Camden County or the expanding suburbs further east—not a town traditionally known for its compact lots and industrial roots. But as the property sits on the market, it raises a fascinating economic question: Is this listing a case of runaway seller optimism, or is it a sign of an impending shift in the local market?

The Anatomy of a Half-Million-Dollar Listing

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Cleary’s Notebook News #17 Among NJ’s Top Blogs

GLOUCESTER CITY, NJ (September 7, 2026)-Cleary’s Notebook News has done it again. For the second consecutive year, the site has earned a spot on Feedspot’s list of the 70 Best New Jersey Blogs — and this year it, landed at No. 17.

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Labor Day Closure & Trash/Recycling Schedule

Winslow Township announces that all General Offices will be closed Monday, September 7, 2026 in observance of Labor Day.

Curbside trash and recycling materials normally picked up on Monday, September 7th will be picked up on Tuesday, September 8th and will continue to be picked up one day late until Saturday, September 12th.