Admiral Wilson Boulevard

Police Investigate Crash In Camden County

The incident occurred around 3:15 p.m. Saturday on Baird and Admiral Wilson Boulevards in Camden, New Jersey.

2013/04/06

A Supermarket For Camden, NJ, At Long Last

The planned Shop Rite store, on the Admiral Wilson Boulevard, will be 75,000 square feet and will anchor a retail strip of stores in the East Camden neighborhood that Mayor Dana Redd believes is long overdue.

2013/03/19

Overnight Shootings In Camden Under Investigation

Police are investigating a pair of shootings that happened in Camden overnight.

2012/12/18

Former South Jersey Woman Commissions Billboard To Boost Camden, NJ’s Image

It’s the work of Jennifer Barton, now a New York public relations agent but still a self-described “Jersey girl” from Moorestown.

2012/12/05

(A former Sears Roebuck retail store on Admiral Wilson Blvd. is now signless as Campbell Soup Co. prepares to demolish the building. Credit: Mike DeNardo)

Former Sears Store In Camden, New Jersey Loses Its Sign As Demolition Nears

Part of a Camden, NJ landmark is gone from view, but it’s being saved for a future memorial.

2012/10/05

(The former Sears building on Admiral Wilson Boulevard, in Camden, NJ. File photo by Mike DeNardo)

Campbell’s Soup Co. To Raze Sears Landmark On Admiral Wilson Blvd.

The Camden-based Campbell Soup Company has announced the end of the line for a landmark, but the beginning, perhaps, of something much better.

2012/06/11

NJ Troopers Exchange Gunfire In Camden

A Camden man is in custody after exchanging gunfire with five state troopers Wednesday who were trying to stop a robbery along the Admiral Wilson Boulevard in Camden.

2011/07/20

Admiral Wilson Boulevard Floods Despite Costly Drainage Project

The weekend’s floods forced a closure of Admiral Wilson Boulevard in Camden. Wasn’t all of the drain work supposed to fix that?

2011/04/19

Improvements To Admiral Wilson Boulevard Pass First Test

More than a year’s work to improve drainage along the Admiral Wilson Boulevard is wrapping up — and state officials say the project appears to have passed its first test.

2010/11/23

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