Galloway Township Receives $200,000 in State Aid for Great Creek Road Project

Galloway is one of 15 Atlantic County towns to receive more than $3 million in aid combined.

Sean Knight Saves a Life, Gets Mayor's Award

The Galloway housing inspector thought twice and saved a woman minutes from death.

Galloway Township Council Examines Budget, Discusses Post Office

A special meeting to discuss the budget seems likely for next Tuesday, April 3.

Week in Review: NJ Fights Corruption, Women Fight Hunger

A weekly recap of the past week's news.

Public Presentation on the Budget Set for Tuesday Night's Council Meeting

This year's ShopRite LPGA Classic will also be discussed.

Local Blogger Moves Forward with OPRA Lawsuit Against Galloway

Harry Scheeler says township hasn't fulfilled several requests filed since the beginning of February.

What!?! New Jersey #1 in Laws to Fight Corruption

Survey praises state's laws on open records, campaign finance disclosures, public integrity.

District 9 Legislators Push Child Sex Crime Bill with Online Petition

The petition launched three weeks after the politicians were questioned on the Jessica Lunsford Act by a Galloway resident at Meet the Legislators night.

Obama's Approval Rating in NJ on the Rise

Women approve of President Obama in greater numbers than men. What do you think?

Township Proposes Small Tax Increase in Budget Introduced Tuesday Night

Township Manager Arch Liston calls it a "transitional budget."

Galloway Police Make Sacrifices in New Contract with Township

The department didn't get much in return, but they are doing their part to help save money, Lt. Chris Doyle said.

Pemberton Ex-Mayor Named Acting Deputy Clerk in Galloway

Thalia C. Kay was named to the position following an executive session Tuesday night.

Arch Liston Named Manager on a Permanent Basis

Liston says he will take furlough days along with the rest of the township's employees.

Week in Review: New Store in Town, Bank Robber Sentenced

A weekly recap of the past week's news.

Packed Agenda for Tuesday Night's Council Meeting

The budget will be introduced, and a new clerk and a new manager will be appointed.

Sen. Connors Finishes Stockton Legislator-in-Residence Program

He participated in the program with Stockton College.

Week in Review: State Championship Wrestling, School Budget

A weekly recap of the past week's news in Galloway.

Galloway CFO Sworn In Almost Five Months After Being Hired

The township believes Marilyn Dolcy didn't need to be sworn in, but officials say they did it as a "precaution."

2012 N.J. Fluke Regulations Decided

NJ Marine Fisheries Council approves a smaller minimum and a five-fish bag limit.

Stockton's Art Gallery, Dance Company and Experimental Theatre Receives Developmental Grant

Seventeen organizations in the county received more than $64,000 in grants.

Galloway Council Stands Behind Resident in Fight for Jessica Lunsford Act

Mayor Don Purdy calls for a resolution to send out another letter.

Five Things You Need to Know About Tuesday's Council Meeting

A look at some of the issues discussed Tuesday night, Feb. 28.

Week in Review: Fire Displaces Family, Legislators Pay Visit

A weekly recap of the past week's news.

UPDATED: Impact of Furloughs to be Felt Throughout the Year in Galloway

Township employees must take 12 furlough days, but are assured there will be no layoffs for two years, per agreement reached last year.

Galloway Council to Vote on Acting Deputy Registrar

Leticia Loeser, already part-time deputy clerk in Galloway and Absecon, may take the role.

State Aid to Galloway Township Remains Steady; School District Sees $900,000 Increase

For the third year in a row, state aid to Galloway will be $2,581,284.

Galloway Residents Push District 9 Legislators on Jessica Lunsford Act

Anna Jezycki has worked to get a state law enacted while three bills languish in the State Senate.

Turnpike Authority Issues Discussed at Meet the Legislators Night

The District 9 legislators were in Galloway to discuss issues.

Week in Review: Same-Sex Marriage, Township Lawsuit

A weekly recap of the past week's news.

Township Employee Files Suit Against Galloway for Eliminating Her Position

Jody Smith was the land use administrator/zoning officer until the positions were eliminated last year. She currently works in the Tax Assessor's Office.

Recycling Reports for Galloway Businesses Due March 1

A new program is also launching to allow businesses to become designated as "green businesses."

Galloway, Absecon Will Temporarily Share Part-Time Clerk

Leticia M. Loeser, who already works in Absecon, comes to Galloway on a part-time basis this week.

District 9 Representatives Returning to Galloway Next Tuesday

The event, held at the municipal complex, is designed for the legislators to meet constituents in both Galloway and Port Republic.

Government Overhaul Needed to Give Residents a Voice

The seven-person council should be made up of a mayor elected by the people, four ward representatives and two alternates, resident Richard Price writes.

State Senate Approves Bill Legalizing Same-Sex Marriage

Gov. Christie has vowed to veto any bill allowing same-sex marriage in New Jersey.

Week in Review: 'No Child Left Behind' Waiver, Casino Name Change

A weekly recap of the past week's news.

Christie Praises 'No Child Left Behind' Waiver for NJ

On Thursday, President Obama announced that 10 states, including New Jersey, would be granted waivers for the No Child Left Behind Act, which mandates rigorous standardized testing for public school students.

Township Clerk Kimberley Hodsdon to Remain in Her Position Through Next Wednesday; Galloway, Absecon to Share Services

Hodsdon's resignation was to have taken effect Feb. 10.

Pomona Road in Galloway Township to be Closed Wednesday Night

The closure is necessary to complete drainage installation work.

Week in Review: New Interim Acting Township Manager, Arrest in Stockton Theft

A weekly recap of the past week's news.