Cynthia “Cindy” O’Brien, 77, of Gloucester City

Cynthia “Cindy” O’Brien, 77, of Gloucester City, passed away on October 14, 2026. Loving wife of 42 years to the late Robert O’Brien, Jr. Adoring mother to Michael Ferguson (Jessica), the late Robert Ferguson (Michelle) and Robert J. O’Brien III (Casey). Beloved sister of Jimmy Roberts (Cheryl), Jerrell Roberts, and the late Elaine Pennella (Michael). Cindy is also survived by her cherished grandchildren and great-grandchildren, as well as many wonderful nieces and nephews who she loved with all her heart.

She was born in White Plains, NY on November 3rd, 1948, to the late Daniel and Arline O’Connor (nee Hutchinson). A longtime resident of Gloucester City, Cindy graduated from New London High School Class of 1966. Over the years, Cindy dedicated herself to teaching the youth of Gloucester in a paraprofessional role at both Mary Ethel Costello School and Gloucester High.

Cindy loved her family dearly, and cherished the times spent gathered around the kitchen table, trading stories and laughter.

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Rowan’s Williams-Thomas, Burlingame, Kowalczyk, Moore, Carthy, Cooper, and Kulins Awarded Honors by the NJAC

The New Jersey Athletic Conference honored Ezra Williams-Thomas, Zack Burlingame, Sydney Kowalczyk, Mike Moore, Enya Carthy, Gabriella Cooper, and Caitlin Kulins in the NJAC Weekly awards for the week ending November 1st.

Williams-Thomas was chosen the NJAC Football Defensive Player of the Week with teammate Burlingame earning the NJAC Football Special Teams Player of the Week.

Williams-Thomas made a career-high 10 tackles (8 solo) and added a tackle for loss leading the defensive backfield to allow just 159 yards passing in a tough 13-12 loss at #10 Christopher Newport.

Burlingame had four punts that averaged almost 50 yards (49.2) each along with one inside the 20. His longest of the day was 55 yards.

Kowalczyk earns the NJAC Field Hockey Offensive Player of the Week honors for the third time this year as she had three goals and one assist in the #10 Profs’ 1-1 week. The sophomore scored Rowan’s second goal in the 4-3 loss to #7 Salisbury. She followed that with two goals and one assist in the 6-2 regular-season finale win at Kean. Kowalczyk is the top scorer for Rowan with 20 goals on the year.

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Homicide Arrest

John Goodrich

On Saturday, October 31, 2026, at approximately 6:52 p.m., officers from the 24th Police District responded to a radio call for a report of a shooting on the 3600 block of Richmond Street.

Upon arrival, officers located 15-year-old Devin Davenport suffering from a single gunshot wound to the back. The victim was transported to St. Christopher’s Hospital for Children, where he was pronounced deceased at 7:06 p.m.

At approximately 7:13 p.m., officers responded to an additional radio call on the 3700 block of Richmond Street. Upon arrival, officers encountered 40-year-old John Goodrich Jr. outside a residence. Goodrich was taken into custody without incident, and a firearm was recovered.

Goodrich was subsequently arrested and charged with Murder and related offenses.

A motive has not been determined at this time. The investigation remains ongoing with the Philadelphia Police Department’s Homicide Unit.

NAD GO Looks Beyond Formulation With a Focus on Product Design

For a specialist research supplier, the formulation is only part of the product. The container, preparation process and dispensing mechanism also shape how a product is handled. NAD-GO is exploring that relationship through a dual-chamber NAD+ pen project that brings device design into the company’s wider business story.

The UK-based company already supplies pre-filled NAD+ research pens and a nasal spray format. Its proposed dual-chamber system adds a development angle to that existing catalogue, giving the brand a story beyond the introduction of another strength or pack size.

A project centred on the cartridge

NAD-GO says its dual-chamber pen is being developed to keep freeze-dried NAD+ and liquid diluent in separate compartments until mixing is required. The proposed cartridge would allow reconstitution to take place internally, followed by measured dispensing.

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NJDOT promotes 2026 National Crash Responder Safety Week

As part of National Crash Responder Safety Week, November 2 – 6, New Jersey Department of Transportation (NJDOT) Commissioner Priya Jain is reminding motorists to Slow Down and Move Over for stopped emergency and work vehicles. This year a total of 26 responders have been struck and killed nationally while working in or near moving traffic.

“New Jersey’s first responders and roadway workers put their lives on the line every day to ensure the public’s safety, and we all play a role in ensuring they go home at the end of every shift,” NJDOT Commissioner Priya Jain said. “During Crash Responder Safety Week, we remind motorists that they have the power to protect these dedicated public servants by simply slowing down and moving over, when passing a crash scene and work zone. Your choices can save a life.”

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Breaking News:Pedestrian Struck by Pickup Truck in Brooklawn

Cleary’s Notebook News

BROOKLAWN, NJ (Nov. 3, 2026)– A pedestrian was struck by a pickup truck Tuesday morning at the intersection of Route 130 and Browning Lane, according to the Brooklawn Police Department.

Police responded to the scene at approximately 8:30 a.m. on November 3, where officers found an adult woman who had been hit by a white Dodge Ram pickup truck. Authorities said the driver remained at the scene and cooperated with the investigation.

The injured pedestrian was treated by Bellmawr EMS and transported to Cooper University Hospital for further medical care. The extent of the woman’s injuries was not immediately released.

The Brooklawn Police Department is still investigating the accident.

Source: Brooklawn Police Department

Free Transportation Service Introduced In South Jersey

A free transportation option for senior citizens and those with disabilities was introduced on Wednesday. The “CG Hopper” is available as an on-demand shuttle service for people in both Camden and Gloucester Counties. The service area also connects riders to NJ Transit centers, in order to broaden access to mobility around the region.

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Sherrill Admin Advance Operation Fast Initiates To Deliver Healthier Enviroment

Department of Environmental Protection Commissioner Ed Potosnak today announced a new effort to streamline permitting timelines for projects that restore the state’s environmental resources and reduce the backlog in applications needed for the remediation of contaminated sites.

The Commissioner’s announcement follows Governor Mikie Sherrill’s progress report on government-wide efficiencies earlier this week. The initiatives are part of the DEP’s Operation FAST (Facilitated Approvals for Sustainable Transformation) and directly support the Governor’s mission to deliver a more responsive and effective government.

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Gloucester City Veterans Day Ceremony

Join us for Gloucester City’s 2026 Veterans Day Ceremony November 11, 2026 @ 11 am at the Broadway/Monmouth monument.

Teenager Dies After Being Struck by Vehicle

Burlington County Prosecutor LaChia L. Bradshaw and Bordentown Township Public Safety Director Frank Lombardo announced that a 13-year-girl died yesterday morning after being hit by a vehicle last week while crossing Route 130 in a designated crosswalk.

No criminal charges have been filed. The driver of the vehicle stopped after the October 30^th collision and is cooperating with the investigation, which is continuing.

“Our deepest condolences are extended to the family and friends of this young girl as well as to her classmates, teachers, and the entire Bordentown Township community,” Prosecutor Bradshaw said.

An autopsy will be performed today by the Burlington County Medical Examiner’s Office. The student, who attended Bordentown Regional Middle School, has not yet been publicly identified.