ARA ROTTERDAM Arrives at Holt Terminal

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GLOUCESTER CITY, NJ (CNBNews)(May 17, 2026)–ARA ROTTERDAM arrived at the Holt Marine Terminal, Gloucester City, NJ, on May 15. The vessel is a General Cargo Ship built in 2012 (14 years old) and currently sailing under the flag of Portugal (Madeira). The general cargo ship ARA Rotterdam has a length overall (LOA) of 146.25 meters (480 feet) and a breadth (width) of 20.2 meters (66 feet). Before arriving in Gloucester City, it was in Fenit, Ireland, located in County Kerry.

The ARA Rotterdam is a multi-purpose general cargo ship operated by Ocean7 Projects. It typically carries breakbulk, project cargo, and various dry goods (such as grain, metals, and industrial equipment) rather than standard containerized freight.

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CNBNews Archives: The $260M Holtec Project

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(CNBNews)(July 1, 2015)–The $260 million Holtec project at the Broadway Terminal, Broadway and Morgan Blvd., Camden City is moving forward. The terminal is managed by the South Jersey Port Corporation (SJPC). Holtec entered into an agreement last year with the state of New Jersey to build a state-of-the-art Technology Center in Camden which will take up to four years to construct.

Kris Singh, president and CEO of Holtec said, “Holtec will have spent at least $260 million by 2018 to make the company eligible for tax incentives that get distributed over the following 10 years. The net value of the state’s support to our Camden project, after federal taxes and net present value computation, comes to less than $150 million. Thus we are spending $260 million today in the hope that we will be reimbursed about $150 million through tax credits by 2028. (Source The Philadelphia Inquirer).Read more at http://www.philly.com/philly/opinion/20150427_Bring_jobs__opportunity_to_a_revived_Camden.html#MRApHwvzp0fKsDx9.99

The Center is being configured to foster a synergistic environment for developing innovative designs for the power industry and for manufacturing of complex weldments in a precision fabrication facility. The Center will have over 500,000 square feet of fabrication, machining, and staging space served by cranes with up to 400 ton capacity. Another 100,000 square feet structure will house the “test loop, laboratory, and training facility”.

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Holt’s Third Try to Stop Gloucester City’s Development Plans

What is the Real Reason for Lawsuits? Buildings would Block the Boss’s view of Delaware River

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GLOUCESTER CITY, NJ (December 18, 2025)(CNBNews)--Holt Logistics and Cresmont Limited Partnership have filed another civil action against the City of Gloucester City and the Gloucester City Planning Board. The Holt and Cresmont lawsuit is an attempt to stop the construction of two large multi-use buildings at the former US Coast Guard property on King Street. The Coast Guard abandoned the property in 1986, and moved into a new base on the Philadelphia side of the river.

According to a rumor, Holt is against the development because the buildings would block his office view of the river.

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AI Review of Holt Marine Terminal and its Effect on Gloucester City’s Waterfront

According to an article written by CNBNews editor, William E. Cleary Sr., published in 2011 in gloucestercitynews.net/clearysnotebook, Holt Logistics and the city of Gloucester City signed a 79-year lease in 1996 for the company’s corporate headquarters. The lease for the former Coast Guard building on the waterfront is set to expire in 2075.

Key details about the lease agreement:

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Holt Terminal Changing Skyline

The shipping container business located in Gloucester City has demolished the warehouses at its marina at the foot of Monmouth Street and is beginning to tear down some of the old buildings near the entrance to the facility at King and Essex Streets. The additional vacant land will likely allow Holt to store more shipping containers.

According to an AI search, several proposed bills in the New Jersey legislature would authorize municipalities to impose taxes on the storage of empty shipping containers within their boundaries. Here’s a breakdown of what these proposed bills entail:
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Andy A. Domanick, Heavy Equipment Operator for Holt Logistics

Confidence is the measure of the honesty of your selfishness. Andy A. Domanick was stone hearted, funny and very organized. Unfortunately, he was a Dallas Cowboys fan. He took life for granted until Wednesday January 29th, 2020 when it came to an end after 58 years.

Andrew was born in Woodbury and had spent many of his early years in center city Mantua. He graduated from Clearview High School, class of 1980 and had contributed to the manpower of our great nation upholding the ideals of our American freedoms, in the United States Navy. He worked as a heavy equipment operator for Holt Logistics at the Gloucester City Marine Terminal and had been a member of the Gloucester City VFW Post 3620. At home, Andy enjoyed professional wrestling and collecting baseball cards. He spent his time on the Delaware river bank fishing and walking with his metal detector.

Andy is the widower of the late Ann M. (nee Watson) Domanick, and was predeceased by his doggy companion \”Diddy\”. He is the son of Gloria (nee Pote) & the late Thomas \”Buddy\” Domanick, Sr. Andy is the brother of Tom and his wife Marie, Joseph Domanick, Matthew & his wife Lorraine and Valerie & her husband Wes Russell. He is also survived and will be sadly missed by his nieces and nephews, Ashton, Tommy, Jamie, Sean, Kayla, Brandy, Samantha, Matthew and great nephews, Kelle, Holden and Finley.

The time honored tradition of reuniting those we love with nature was held privately under the guidance of Creran Celebration Etherington & Creran Funeral Homes 700 Powell St. Gloucester City. To share a heartfelt memory, please visit

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Albert P. Milano, of Bellmawr; Holt Crane Operator, Teamster Local 676, Korean War Army Veteran

BELLMAWR, NJ–Albert P. Milano, age 86, of Bellmawr, NJ, passed away on Friday January 17, 2020. Beloved

husband of the late Elizabeth Ann Milano. Loving father of the late Rita (Elmer) Robinson. Proud grandfather of Anna (Glenn) Behnke and Michael Robinson. Dear great-grandfather of Elizabeth, Glenn, and Alexandria. He is also survived by many loving nieces, nephews and extended family.

Albert was born in Philadelphia, PA and had resided in South Philadelphia, before living in Runnemede and Bellmawr for the past 50 years. Mr. Milano proudly served in the United States Army during the Korean War. He went on to work as a crane operator for Holt Cargo and Shipping in Gloucester City, NJ. He also served as a shop steward for the Teamsters Local 676. Mr. Milano was a wine connoisseur who enjoyed making his own wine. He was a huge football fan of the Philadelphia Eagles.

A visitation will be held on Saturday, January 25, 2020 from 9:00 to 10:30 am at the Leroy P. Wooster Funeral Home and Crematory, 441 White Horse Pike, Atco, NJ. A prayer service will begin at 10:30 am. Interment with military honors will follow at New St. Mary’s Cemetery, Bellmawr, NJ. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the American Lung Association, Donation Processing Center, PO Box 11039, Lewiston, ME 04243. Condolences may be shared at www.lpwoosterfuneralhome.com

Visitation

9:00 am – 10:30 am

Saturday, January 25, 2020

LeRoy P. Wooster Funeral Home and Crematory

441 White Horse Pike

Atco, New Jersey, United States

(856) 767-0539

Holts Landing State Park boat ramp to close Monday, Oct. 12 for construction of new expanded ramp

DOVER DELAWARE (Oct. 9, 2015) –The boat ramp at Holts Landing State Park will be closed from Monday, Oct. 12 through early next year for construction of a new double-lane concrete ramp, DNREC’s Division of Parks & Recreation announced today. The adjacent parking lot will also be closed while the new ramp is under construction.

The ramp project is expected to be complete, with full and expanded access restored, by January 2016, weather permitting.

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City Fire Boat, Holt Busy, New Development in Westmont, Love Your Money, Unity of Family

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$\"IMG_1880\"$ WHO KNEW?—On Friday when we were checking out Freedom Pier, King Street, and the Delaware River, we discovered the Gloucester City Fire Department’s water rescue boat tied up at the dock next to the North Wind Schooner. Fire Marshall Pat Hagan, Department spokesperson said on Monday that the Camden City Fire Department gave the boat to Gloucester in the spring of 2014.

\”It was free,\” said Hagan. \”It didn’t cost the City a dime.\”

The 10-year-old boat, a Sea Arc, is 27 ft -long and has two 200 horse Yamaha outboard motors. It is used for water rescue. The Fire Marshall said several firefighters are licensed to pilot the boat. Hagan said the boat has been dispatched several times in the past year.

HOLT TERMINAL BUSY—Trucks carrying huge 15 thousand pound steel bars are going in

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Anthony R. Senatore, 35, Off to Prison for Endangering the Welfare of his children, and of the 6-year-old neighbor, Brandon Holt.

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TOMS RIVER, OCEAN COUNTY – A Toms River man was sentenced this morning for endangering the welfare of children, in connection with the 2013 fatal shooting of a 6-year-old boy by the defendant’s 4-year-old son, Atlantic County Prosecutor Jim McClain announced today.

Anthony R. Senatore, 35, of McCormick Drive, Toms River, NJ, was sentenced this morning by Ocean County Superior Court Judge Wendell Daniels to 3 years of incarceration in New Jersey State prison for Endangering the Welfare of his own children, and of the 6-year-old neighbor, Brandon Holt.

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