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Man from Florida struck, killed by box truck in Mullica Hill, New Jersey
A pedestrian was struck by a vehicle and killed early Monday morning in Mullica Hill, Gloucester County.It happened on the southbound ramp for Route 55 approaching Route 322 around 12:45 a.m.Police say a 20-year-old man, driving a box truck, struck the pedestrian, who was walking along the shoulder of the ramp.The victim has been identified as 67-year-old Joseph Logrande of Tampa, Florida.There's no word if any charges will be filed.
Sherry’s Kitchen African Restaurant Coming Soon to Washington Twp
Sherry’s Kitchen is a new African cuisine restaurant Coming Soon to Washington Township (Gloucester County), opening on the Black Horse Pike. Washington Township has a growing diverse restaurant scene, and in this article I also list 14 restaurants that I have covered at 42Freeway. The small multi-unit a building...
Gloucester County school district cuts free bussing for some students
Less than one month before the first day of school, a South Jersey school district has announced plans to stop free bus services for some students unless parents pay an annual fee. K-8th grade students in the Deptford Township School District who live within two miles of their school and high school students who live […]
Deptford Township School District cutting back on bus stops for new school year
DEPTFORD TOWNSHIP, N.J. (CBS) -- A Gloucester County school district is cutting back on bus stops leaving many families scrambling to figure out how to transport their children to and from school this year.Superintendent of Deptford Township School District, Kevin Kanauss said this effort is projected to save over $1.6 million for the district annually.Under the district's new decision, students will only qualify for bussing if they live beyond the minimum distance to the school's property line, depending on the school the child attends. Students attending early childhood, elementary or middle school in the district, must live over 2 miles...
3rd annual Mental Health Art Camp for Kids
The Mental Health Art Camp for Kids is a 5-day psychology-based art camp that betters our youth’s mental health and wellness, as well as their social and emotional learning. Ashley Kulikowski, a 27-year-old Psychology graduate of Rowan University has been running a Mental Health non-profit, Fearless Movement for the past 10-years due to her past of […]
Parents frustrated as NJ school district stops free bussing for some students on short notice
We are less than one month away from the start of the new school and one district in southern New Jersey is telling families to find a different way to get to school or be prepared to pay up. Students who live within two and two and a half miles...
Police seek help locating missing 19-year-old N.J. man
Police in Gloucester County are asking for the public’s help locating a missing 19-year-old man. Saiph Joyner was last seen leaving his residence in the Mickleton section of East Greenwich Township on Thursday, according to township police. At the time, he was driving a white Acura sedan with New...
Regional police, no longer in name only | Editorial
It started with volunteer ambulance squads and fire companies in New Jersey: not enough qualified people to staff the units, either 24/7 or during important shifts. The problem has prompted some tough choices to make sure lifesaving help is there for residents: Some volunteer units have added paid staff; others rely (often too much) on reciprocal aid agreements with other towns or departments; and, in Gloucester County’s case, a trailblazing countywide EMT service replaced well over a dozen local units.
Rowan hosts CTE open houses
Rowan College of South Jersey (RCSJ) will hold its Career and Technical Education (CTE) open-house events on Tuesday, Aug. 13 at the Cumberland County campus and Tuesday, Aug. 20, at the Gloucester County campus. The events are an opportunity for community members, students, parents, and career changers to explore career...
NJ men altered checks stolen from U.S. mail, officials say
Four Garden State men have been charged in connection with an alleged scheme to defraud banks out of funds by stealing checks from the mail, U.S. Attorney Philip Sellinger announced. According to officials, the men conspired to commit bank fraud by getting their hands on checks that had been stolen...
Armed man arrested after standoff
A 52-year-old Pitman man was arrested in the Pine Acres section of the township on Aug. 4 in what police say was likely an isolated domestic incident. Deptford police were called at 10:04 p.m. to an apartment on the 700 block of Howard Ave., where a male later identified as William Jackson IV had allegedly barricaded himself inside and was armed with a pistol. The apartment’s female resident remained inside.
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