New Website, Facebook, Twitter for Galloway Township

New site and old site will exist simultaneously while the transition is in effect.

Pinelands Management Plan Changes Highlight Light Council Agenda

Two resolutions, approval of six sets of minutes also on the agenda.

Week in Review: Drug Arrests, Car Burglar Captured

A weekly recap of the past week's news.

Pitney Road Detour in Absecon in Effect Through the end of the Month

The detour is due to a county roadway improvement project.

Emmel's Septic Cleanup Project a Year Ahead of Schedule Thanks to Federal Funding

Groundwater cleanup should be finished some time next year.

Housing Rates, Meal Plans to Increase at Stockton

There will be no actual budget for the Board of Trustees to vote on until July.

Former Ambassador William Hughes Donates Massive Collection to Namesake at Stockton College

The William J. Hughes Center for Public Policy unveiled the collection Wednesday night.

Special Delivery: New Jersey Wineries Can Now Ship Directly to Home

Residents can now enjoy Renault Winery's wines at home.

Galloway to Receive Over $67,000 in Clean Communities Grants From the State

Atlantic County as a whole will receive nearly $98,000.

Week in Review: Pub Fight Hospitalizes Police Officers, Athlete Slams Homers

A weekly recap of the past week's news.

Senior Center Set For Mid-May Opening, Township Manager Says

The parking lot will be paved on Monday, and staff will begin moving in toward the end of the week.

Moment of Prayer to be Held in Front of Post Office May 3

It will be held to celebrate National Day of Prayer.

Galloway Council Honors Spelling Bee Champion

The national event is next month in Washington, D.C.

Tom Bassford Still a Resident, Able to Serve on Council, Superintendent of Elections Finds

He has a month-to-month lease in Grantville, Pennsylvania, but relevant factors support his case that he is a Galloway resident, according to Superintendent of Elections John Mooney.

Clerk, Judge Appointed at Tuesday's Council Meeting

Thalia C. Kay was named clerk after serving as Acting Deputy Clerk for one month. Howard Freed was appointed to three-year term as Municipal Judge.

Gorman Lone Dissenter as Galloway Council Passes Budget

Gorman said his vote was more of a statement against what was happening in Trenton.

Former Township Clerk Files Third Tort Claim Notice Against Galloway

Newest claim filed by Lisa Tilton doesn't name a specific dollar amount, names Solicitor Michael Blee and acting Deputy Clerk Thalia C. Kay.

Week in Review: Wrestling Program Announced, Middle School Students Honored

A weekly recap of the past week's news.

Minutes for all Open and Closed Session Meetings to be Approved by Council Tuesday Night

Tuesday night's meeting will also serve as the public hearing for the budget, and council will appoint a township clerk and a municipal judge.

Groups Oppose Proposed DEP Public Waterway Access Rules

DEP holds a public hearing in Long Branch.

Senate Bills Propose Changes to OPRA Laws

Proposed changes call for more transparency.

Overnight Detour Set for Pomona Road

The detour is between the White Horse Pike and Aloe Street, from 8 p.m. tonight to 6 a.m. tomorrow.

Week in Review: House Fire, Obama Challenged by NJ Residents

A weekly recap of the past week's news.

Galloway Council is the Boy Who Cried Wolf

Only with development, says Ersi Tollja.

Sen. Connors, Mayor Purdy, Freeholder Marino, NJTA Meet to Discuss Police Barracks, Interchanges

Connors believes issues have been clarified.

Go Green Galloway, Stockton Present Series of Sustainable Landscaping Workshops

They also have more scheduled for the coming weeks.

Stockton Seeks Solutions to the College Opportunity, Affordability Crisis

A new center will solve higher education's crisis of confidence, Darryl Greer says.

Galloway Employees to Receive Valor Awards From Atlantic County

Bernie Sawasky and Dave Jones, Jr. will receive First Class Valor Awards after rescuing a wheelchair bound woman from a fire on Sept. 1.

Questions About Galloway Senior Center Continue

The cost to run the heating and air conditioning and if other organizations can rent out the building remain unclear.

Galloway Council, Manager, Auditor Discuss Layoffs During Budget Workshop

The possibility faces the township, and planning would have to begin this summer.

Looking for Info on a New Jersey Attorney? Look No Further

A new online database includes more than 80,000 attorneys licensed to practice in New Jersey.

Week in Review: Deadly Car Accident, Charge in Child Luring Case

A weekly recap of the past week's news.

Galloway Council to Hold Budget Workshop Before Tuesday's Council Meeting

The workshop begins at 5 p.m., and action may be taken.

VETeach Pilot Program at Stockton College Now Official

The pilot program is designed to help armed forces veterans become teachers.

Former Galloway Superintendent Douglas Groff Earns Pension of Over $100,000

He was one of 1,244 former employees throughout the state to become a member of the $100,000 club, up 28 percent from 2010.

Budget Workshop Postponed

The workshop was to have taken place during a special meeting Tuesday night. It has been rescheduled for next Tuesday, April 10.

Week in Review: Museum Concert, School Bus Crashes

A weekly recap of the past week's news.

Last Chance to File Tax Appeals

April 2 is the deadline.

Township Officials Consider Incentives to Bring in Business

Abatements and PILOT programs have been discussed to draw new businesses to Galloway.

UPDATED: Galloway Mayor Criticizes NJDOT Progress on White Horse Pike and Pomona Road Project

Don Purdy called the area a "safety concern."