Former Hoboken, Bridgeton Business Administrator Named Interim Acting Township Manager in Galloway

Arch Liston was also Township Manager and Chief of Police in Mount Holly.

Township Clerk Set to Return to Wildwood; Council to Hold Special Meeting Tuesday Night

The meeting is set in order to discuss naming an acting township manager, a permanent township manager and staffing the clerk's office.

District 9 Representatives Pick Up New, Retain Old Committee Assignments

Sen. Connors remains on Senate Military and Veterans' Affairs Committee, and Assemblywoman Gove joins Higher Education and Tourism and Arts committees.

Week in Review: Township Manager Retires, BOE Elections Moved

A weekly recap of the past week's news.

Galloway Updates Advertisement For New Manager on the League of Municipalities Website to Reflect Feb. 17 Application Date

Township Manager Steve Bonanni's retirement takes effect Jan. 31.

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

The township accepted a Homeland Security sub grant and joined in a joint suit that has already been settled for $80 million.

Residents Show Support, Voice Criticism of Township Manager at Final Meeting Before Retirement

Steve Bonanni's retirement is effective Jan. 31.

Atlantic County to Conduct Homelessness Count Wednesday

The count takes place over a 24-hour period, provides data for the Homelessness Assessment Report and connects the homeless with opportunities.

Galloway Township Manager Will Officially Retire Jan. 31

His retirement is an item on the agenda for Tuesday night's meeting.

Week in Review: Unemployment in County Remains High, Governor Speaks

A weekly recap of the past week's news.

Township to Developers: Galloway Open for Business

About 50 developers and business owners showed up for Wednesday's forum.

National Unemployment is Down, But Unemployment in Atlantic County Remains at 12.4 Percent

Galloway Democratic Chair Mike Suleiman believes work still needs to be done on local unemployment.

Nothing Illegal About Comp Time, Solicitor Says; Changes in Galloway Township Statute Likely

It was not illegal for the township manager to grant the CFO and the clerk comp time, but council members feel it also wasn't the right thing to do.

Galloway Recognized for Efforts to Combat Radon

The township received the Radon Action Partnership Award.

Martin Luther King Day Award: John McLernon

The county honored the clinical social worker at its event on Friday.

Week in Review: Stockton Honors Troops, State Assemblyman Passes Away

A weekly recap of the past week's news.

Galloway Officials Investigating Comp Time Claims Against Retiring Township Manager

Steve Bonanni is accused of approving comp time for two department heads, who are not eligible under township code.

Galloway Zoning Board Reorganizes, Approves Gas Station for Pitney and Jimmie Leeds Wawa

Former Democratic candidate Jim McElwee was sworn in as one of three new members.

Martin Luther King Day Events to Kick Off Friday

The county will hold its celebration in Atlantic City Friday morning. Stockton's Day of Service is Monday.

Teen Suicide Prevention Bill Signed Into Law

The new law mandates a statewide youth suicide prevention plan.

State Legislature Approves Sports Betting, Off-Track Wagers at Restaurants and Bars

Federal law must be overturned before any legal wagers on sporting events are made.

Steve Bonanni Announces Retirement

Galloway's acting township manager and director of public works will retire after 33 years of service to the township.

New Veterans Clinic Opens in Northfield

The clinic is open to all county vets, including those in Galloway.

Tuesday's Council Meeting Canceled

Neither the mayor or deputy mayor would be able to attend.

Week in Review: Purdy Remains Mayor, Coach Reaches Milestone

A weekly recap of stories posted during the past week.

Galloway's Contracts and Professionals

The following were named at this week's reorganization meeting.

Tog Regulations to Tighten in N.J.

Minimum sizes, open seasons affected.

Galloway Planning Board Reorg Yields Little Change

One new member was sworn in at Thursday's meeting.

Economic Development Roundtable Coming to Galloway Jan. 18.

Township representatives will meet with developers at the Seaview.

Purdy Remains Mayor, Coppola Remains Deputy Mayor After Galloway Reorg

Brian Tyrell and Jim Gorman were also sworn in following their victories in November's election.

UPDATED: State: Acting Clerk Shouldn't Have Been Appointed

Township Manager Steve Bonanni should not have appointed Karen Bacon as acting clerk over the summer, the DCA has stated. Bonanni says the state didn't speak with the township prior to its statement.

Galloway Township Reorganization Meeting Tonight

Decisions about mayor and deputy mayor, as well as the swearing in of three councilmen take place tonight.

Week in Review: Yearly Recaps, Basketball Sweeps Bracket at Tournament

The week after Christmas saw burglaries, basketball wins, and robots.

Five Things You Need To Know

There are three reorganization meetings over the course of the next week.

Terry Dougherty Tours White House For Christmas

The tour was part of her prize for winning the Great American Teach-Off.

Mayor To Ask State To Evaluate All Aspects of Galloway Township Operations

Don Purdy's comments comes a day after a report the state DCA is investigating the township clerk.

Year in Review: Galloway Government News

2011 was a year of high-profile turnover and threats of lawsuits for Galloway.

Township Says It's Overwhelmed with OPRA Requests

Township officials called a meeting with local media to discuss OPRA requests. Blogger Harry Scheeler calls it an intimidation tactic. "I will be suing them," he vows.

Galloway Collects $1.3 Million in Tax Lien Sale

The municipality picks up $149,000 in liens, which the tax collector doesn't expect to impact taxes.

Lien Against Kennedy's Sold

A tax lien against main property was claimed, but the adjacent vacant lot becomes the responsibility of the township.