The Woodbridge Township Council meeting on May 7, 2024, celebrated the achievements of local athletes at the New Jersey Senior Olympics. The event, which has been hosted in Woodbridge since 2007, highlights the township's commitment to promoting senior sports and community engagement.

During the meeting, Mayor John McCormac recognized numerous medalists from the recent Senior Olympics, emphasizing the importance of the event for both the participants and the township's reputation. The mayor noted Woodbridge's central location, excellent facilities, and supportive community as key factors in successfully hosting the games.

Among the honorees were gold medalists Ahmed Abdallah in racquetball, Susan Bobrowski in bowling, and James Cavalleri in archery. The event showcased a variety of sports, with participants earning medals in disciplines such as swimming, golf, and table tennis. The mayor encouraged the winners to stay for photographs, fostering a sense of community pride and celebration.

The meeting also included light-hearted moments, with the mayor joking about the friendly competition between spouses and the camaraderie among participants. This annual recognition not only honors the athletes but also reinforces Woodbridge's role as a vibrant community for seniors.

As the meeting concluded, the mayor expressed gratitude to all participants and organizers, highlighting the positive impact of the Senior Olympics on the township. The event continues to be a source of pride for Woodbridge, showcasing the talents and dedication of its senior residents.