Camden County Police to Receive $10K from Cooper Foundation

The Camden County Police Department will receive a $10,000 donation from The Cooper Foundation to continue and expand the CCPD’s popular Village Initiative.

“This generous donation from the Cooper Foundation will help ensure the CCPD’s Village Initiative will continue to be available to support the residents of Camden City, a program that has helped to strengthen the relationship between our officers and the residents they serve,” said Commissioner Director Louis Cappelli Jr. Investments like this allow us to build on those connections and ensure our officers remain engaged with the community.”

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DNREC Seeking Community Water Project Proposals

The Delaware Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control encourages Delaware nonprofit organizations, conservation districts, community organizations and homeowners’ associations to submit project proposals to be considered for matching grant funds from DNREC’s Community Water Quality Improvement Grants program. Submission deadline is Oct. 30.

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9/11 Memorial Stair Climb Hosted by Jefferson Cherry Hill Hospital & Moss Rehab Institute for Brain Health

On September 11, 2026, starting at 10:45 am, Jefferson Cherry Hill Hospital and Jefferson Moss Rehab Institute for Brain Health (which treats veterans, national guard and first-responders with Traumatic Brain Injury) will host members of the Cherry Hill Fire Department, Cherry Hill Police Department, and members of the Air Force Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps (AFJROTC) at Cherry Hill High School West for a 9/11 Memorial Stair Climb.

Participants will be climbing 1067 steps, which is the amount of first responders that were killed on 9/11, as well as the ones that have since passed away from 9/11 related illness. The amount of steps equals approximately 60 flights, so participants plan on going from the 1st to the 6th floor of the hospital building, resulting in going up 5 times and down 5 times.

Howard L. Vaux, 78, Deptford

Howard L. Vaux, age 78, of Deptford, NJ, passed away on August 29, 2026 at home with his family by his side.

Born on December 26, 1947, in Richmond, VA, to the late Llewellyn “Bill” Vaux and Evelyn K. Vaux (née Ludwig), Howard was a graduate of Gloucester High School class of 1966; where he was an all-star football player and also excelled in track & field. He went on to further his studies and received his bachelor’s degree from Rutgers University. He worked for many years as a Senior Account Executive at AT&T and the Department of Defense in Washington, D.C. In his personal life, Howard was a passionate fan of the Eagles, Phillies and Sixers. He also enjoyed golf in his free time.

Howard was predeceased by his beloved wife of 40 years, Patricia A. “Patty” Vaux (née Carpenter); his parents, Llewellyn “Bill” Vaux and Evelyn K. Vaux (née Ludwig); and his brother, Stephen Vaux (survived by Kathy).

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Why the Right Message Matters When Recruiting for Important Roles

Recruiting the right people can be challenging in any industry, but the stakes become considerably higher when organizations are looking for people to take on roles that directly affect communities and individuals. In these situations, recruitment is not simply about filling vacancies. It is about finding people with the right qualities, motivations, and commitment.

The message used in a recruitment campaign can have a significant influence on who pays attention and who ultimately decides to take the next step. A message that focuses only on requirements may struggle to inspire people, while one that communicates purpose, impact, and realistic expectations can create a much stronger connection.

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What You Need To Know About Making Your Company’s Pitch Stand Out At A Festival

Festivals can be fantastic places for businesses to get noticed. Whether you are selling products, promoting a service, collecting leads, or simply building brand awareness, you have the chance to meet potential customers in an environment that is lively, social, and full of foot traffic.

The challenge is that you will rarely be the only business competing for attention. With colorful stalls, food vendors, entertainment, and other brands all fighting to catch people’s eyes, simply turning up with a table and a few flyers is unlikely to make much of an impact. Your pitch needs to give visitors a reason to stop.

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HOME COUNTRY: We’re still curious about exactly where Old Man Jenkins’ cabin is…

We’re still curious about exactly where Old Man Jenkins’ cabin is. While he was alive, we never thought to bug him about where he lived, because we also cherish a man’s right to privacy. But Jenkins died on one of his trips to town, and we still didn’t know where his cabin was.

  So that began a number of semi-serious expeditions into our nearby mountains to try and solve the mystery. Hasn’t happened yet, but there’s always hope deep in the souls of true explorers.

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Delaware River Festival

The Best of Soar and Shore Airshow

From thrilling aerial demonstrations to unforgettable moments along the shore, the Soar and Shore Airshow Presented by Visit Atlantic City was one for the books.

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Local Obituaries From 2024

Glen “Turk” Thomas, 70, of Gloucester City

 Glenn G. “Turk” Thomas, 70, of Gloucester City passed away on December 18, 2024. He is survived by his loving wife of more than 49 years, Diane (nee Reed) Thomas; his children, Glenn (Stacy), Harry (Christine) and Shannon Thomas; his grandchildren, Brianna, Julianna, Landon, Owen, Chase and Harper; his brothers, John “Reds” Thomas and Bob (Brenda) Thomas; and his sister-in-law, Denise (Jack) Barron. Glenn served Gloucester City as an employee with the Public Works Department and was a big supporter of youth sports in town. Relatives and friends attended his viewing at the Etherington-Creran Funeral Home, Gloucester City, where his Remembrance Ceremony was celebrated. Donations in his honor can be made at philabundance.org. 

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