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The Memorial Athletic Association’s Annual 7th & 8th grade basketball tournament was once again a great success. Teams from Gloucester City, Brooklawn, St. Mary’s, Holy Trinity, St. Margaret’s, Runnemede, Merchantville & Clementon competed in the tournament. The Memorial Athletic Association would like to thank all of the schools, and their fans, for a great week of basketball. We would also like to thank the Gloucester City Board of Education for their continued support of youth sports programs in the City. Special thanks to Gloucester City High School Athletic Director, Leon Harris, the South Jersey Basketball Officials Organization, and Gaetano’s Restaurant... Read more →

By Linda Boker-Angelo NEWS Correspondent During a short meeting last week, members of the Gloucester City Planning Board heard a brief presentation by planner Shirley Bishop regarding the City’s compliance status with New Jersey Council on Affordable Housing (COAH) guidelines. COAH is the state agency designated to set the standards and insure that municipalities are meeting their obligations to offer fair, affordable housing opportunities for low and moderate income families. Bishop told the Board the City is in good shape to meet COAH requirements. Additionally, Board Planner Larry Waetzman, of the Waetzman Planning Group, spoke briefly regarding the City’s Master... Read more →

By Sara Martino NEWS Correspondent BROOKLAWN NJ-A previous delay in the improvements along the Brooklawn waterfront was attributed to the findings by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and other state officials that concerned the possible finding of artifacts from an old fort and an endangered plant life. Now, according Image via Wikipedia to the borough’s engineers, one of the reasons for the present delay is the breeding season of striped bass in the river. Any construction along the waterfront is prohibited at this time. Scott Smith from Kei Associates told Brooklawn Council during its March 16 meeting that other... Read more →

Memorial Services were held for Roy Joseph Marian, 91, passed away on March 24, 2009, who passed away at home after a brief illness. Born in Hastings, Nebraska on February 1, 1918 to Harry Edison and Jane Semple (Murray). He grew up during the Depression. He had many interests. He started his work life as a professional photographer. During the Second World. War he worked as an aircraft inspector of B26 bombers for Glenn L. Martin and later served in the Navy as an Aviation Electricians Mate Second Class stationed in Jacksonville, FL. He attended Hastings College and graduated from... Read more →

Pitman, N.J. (3/30/09) - Junior infielder Mike Moceri (Yardville, N.J.) has been tabbed as the New Jersey Athletic Conference (NJAC) Player of the Week following a 4-1 week for the Cougars. Moceri becomes the second different Cougar to earn NJAC Player of the Week honors after hitting .545 (12-for-22) with three doubles, two triples, one home run, nine RBI, and six runs scored in five games this past week. He hit safely in 4-of-5 games and produced three multiple-hit contests including a 3-for-4 performance with a double and two RBI in a 3-0 non-conference road win at Farmingdale State. In... Read more →

A Funeral Mass was held at St. Rose of Lima Church, Haddon Heights for Frank A. Iula, 82, of Haddon Heights, a family physician in Mount Ephraim for more than 52 years, died of prostate cancer March 7, 2009 at his home. Dr. Iula continued to see patients while battling cancer and Parkinson’s disease until falling in August. He had hoped to recover and return to work and refused to retire, said his daughter, Maria Bezich. Dr. Iula decided to be a doctor after his mother died of a long illness when he was 8. He was raised by an... Read more →

Edward A. Hargrove HARGROVE, Edward A. On March 26, 2009, of Deptford. Age, 55. Beloved husband of Rose M. (nee Zsirai). Devoted father of Edward M. and Rosemarie. Dear son of the late Malcolm and Margaret Hargrove. Dear brother of William, Norman, Ronald and Joanne Hargrove and Shirley Capriotti and the late Robert, Gordon, Charles and Natalie Hargrove, and Elizabeth DiPatri, Margaret Walton and Lorraine Motter. Also survived by his father-in-law Leslie Zsirai. Edward was the founder and president of internet sales at W. Hargrove Company, he was a computer whiz. He enjoyed fishing, working on his Camaro street rod,... Read more →

By Bill Cleary A BIG CHEER to GHS girls’ basketball Coach Sean Gorman for guiding this year’s team to a 27-3 record. With him at the helm the team won the school’s first South Jersey title in girls basketball and reached the Group I state championship. Included in the kudos are the members of the team. CHEER-To the outstanding group who dedicated their Saturday to repair a roof for our own nuns here in Gloucester city that needed repair and a lack of funds to do it with. Thanks to volunteers who in spite of their own economics still try... Read more →

This 507 pound bear was sleeping under a house inside a crawlspace in Stockholm, North Jersey. The NJ Fish and Game Dept. shot a drug dart into the bear so they could move it to new location deep in the forest. submitted by Gary Devine Read more →

JUDGE REVIEWING STATE’S SCHOOL FUNDING FORMULA SEES NO MORE NEED FOR SPECIAL CLASS OF DISTRICTS Assemblyman David W. Wolfe lauded the March 25, 2009 recommendation by Bergen County Superior Court Judge Peter E. Doyne to end Abbott school districts’ special designation and wean them off their extra state funding. “I hope the state Supreme Court accepts Judge Doyne’s recommendations because New Jersey’s struggling middle class taxpayers cannot afford to subsidize education in specially-selected cities,” Wolfe, R-Ocean, a member of the Assembly Education Committee said. “The Judge confirmed what we have long been arguing: Large amounts of money taken from the... Read more →

| Philadelphia Inquirer | 03/26/2009. The Abbotts and their representatives argued that the formula could undo gains in the struggling districts. They asked the Supreme Court to find the change unconstitutional because of the dire consequences it would have for their children. In this school year, the first under the formula, most Abbott districts received the smallest aid increases given. In the next school year, most are projected to get no increase. The local Abbott districts are Camden, Burlington City, Gloucester City, and Pemberton Township.Related articles by Zemanta 9 area districts spend more than most (philly.com) We Salute Corporal Craig... Read more →

STAIB, Evelyn T. "Tip" Of Mt. Ephraim, NJ age 90, passed away suddenly on Saturday March 21, 2009. Mrs. Staib was born and raised in Gloucester City, NJ. and was a graduate of Gloucester City High School. She was very active in sports during her high school years and continued with her athletic abilities playing basketball when she worked for RCA in Camden. After leaving RCA, Evelyn became a homemaker and mother raising all 5 of her children in Mt. Ephraim. Mrs. Staib is the beloved wife of the late Frederick G. Staib; dear mother of Patricia Mayer of Blackwood,... Read more →

CIANFRANI, Jennie (nee Merlino), On March 21, 2009, of Audubon, NJ. Age 84 years. Beloved wife of the late Michael J. Cianfrani. Dear mother of Theodore M. (Elizabeth) of Wildwood Crest, NJ and Jane Cianfrani (Mitch Keating) of Audubon, NJ. Also survived by four grandchildren, Tara, Michael, Ted and Samantha. Sister of Lillian Innatore, Paula McElhone and the late Peter Merlino. Mrs. Cianfrani was a 1943 graduate of Woodrow Wilson High School, Camden, NJ, former employee of City Hall, Camden, NJ and later J.C. Penney Co., Audubon, NJ. Jennie was devoted to her family and her church. Relatives and friends... Read more →

Mary Lou Taylor TAYLOR, Mary Lou (nee Goan) age 75 on March 27, 2009 of Barrington. Beloved wife of Frank T. Taylor. Cherished mother of Frank, Jr. (Laura) of Haddon Heights and Marie of Barrington, and adored grandmother of Alexandra "Allie," Matthew and John. She is survived by: a brother, Thomas W. Goan of Cherry Hill, sister-in-law, Nancy of Mt. Laurel, several sisters-in-law, nieces and nephews. She is predeceased by her brothers, Msg. John, Aloysius, and Walter Goan. Mrs. Taylor was born in Gloucester City and graduated from Gloucester Catholic High School. She worked for RCA in Camden for many... Read more →

Image via Wikipedia WEBER Douglas J. “Dougie” On March 28, 2009. Age 60. Of Gloucester City. Loving husband of 10 years to Susan E. Weber (nee Bailey) Loving father of Douglas Jr., Jenna J., and Aaron J. Dear brother of the late Arlene Yates. Loving uncle of Ashley, Krissy, Tara, Tracy, Amy, Lori, Brad, Mike Jr., Tina, Eddie and Layla. Lifetime friend of Gene Kirk. Also survived by his loving dogs Cherokee, Sidney and Apachie the cat. Doug was a 1968 graduate of Gloucester City High. He proudly served our country in the U.S. Air Force during the Vietnam War.... Read more →

www.catholicstarherald.org By Peter Sánchez GLOUCESTER CITY NJ-For the past 150 years, St. Mary’s School in Gloucester City has served the town’s residents, who, in turn, have sent their children and their children’s children to the school. Today, with 236 children from preschool to eighth grade, and 30 teachers, aides, and school staff, St. Mary’s is keeping the tradition alive. “It’s a wonderful thing to be a part of,” remarked Joseph Rafferty, a 1975 graduate of St. Mary’s whose sons Joseph, Michael and Patrick have all followed in their dad’s footsteps. Currently, he is the superintendent of schools for the Mount... Read more →

Press Release: March 27, 2009 April Reminders: April 2nd - PTO Burger King Cashola April 3rd - Report Cards Issued K-2nd Gr. Dance April 7th & 8th – Mary Bray Parent Conferences Gr. K-4 12:30 dismissal April 9th – Spring Recess Begins 12:30 dismissal Gr. PS – 8 April 10th – 17th – Spring Recess April 21st - PTO Meeting 7:00 pm MB Media Center April 21, 2009 – School Board Elections 2:00 to 9:00 pm - R.W. Kershaw School - Media Center EVERY VOTE COUNTS!! If you are not a registered voter you may register at the Mt. Ephraim... Read more →

GALAIDA Marian On March 27, 2009. Age 77. (nee Bozarth) Of Abigail House in Camden. Loving wife of the late John Galaida and the late Ed Clark. Loving mother of Ricky Clark. Dear sister of Dorothy Johnson and Edith Domeraski. Also survived by many nieces and nephews. Marian had a loving heart for her son and her family. Cremation will be held privately. Expressions of sympathy www.mccannhealey.com under online obituaries of Marian Galaida. Funeral Arrangements and Inquiries may be made through: McCANN-HEALEY FUNERAL HOME: 851 Monmouth Street, Gloucester City, NJ 08030. Read more →

Amanda L. Stewart, 23, of Howell, died Thursday, March 26, 2009, at Jersey Shore University Medical Center, Neptune, after a brief illness. Miss Stewart was born in East Stroudsburg, Pa. and had lived in Mt. Pocono before moving to Howell 19 years ago. She was a visual merchandiser for Macy's, Freehold for three years. Miss Stewart was a graduate of The Fashion Institute of Technology, New York, Class of 2006. She graduated from Freehold Township High School, Class of 2004. While in high school, she was a member of the Fashion Club, Choir and Soft Ball Team. She was a... Read more →

Courier-Post. The suit claims that plans to build a methadone clinic in a marine terminal on Broadway to serve 900 drug addicts a day would be detrimental to the neighborhood, according to documents filed by Marlton attorney Ann C. Pearl. Also named as a defendant is Parkside Recovery, which plans to move its clinic -- located downtown in the 400 block of Broadway -- to the port.Related articles by Zemanta ClearysNoteBook: DECEMBER'S CHEERS AND JEERS (gloucestercitynews.net) Camden drug clinic to move to waterfront (philly.com) Read more →

GLOUCESTER CITY- Trees can play a large role in the Re-development of Gloucester City. Having a full canopy of trees in a community has many more impacts then saving money, and reducing energy costs. Scientific research about trees show that trees can have positive impacts on the environment and improves the quality of life in communities. The benefits to having more trees in Gloucester City would provide a wide range of impacts from increasing property value and making Gloucester City a place where people want to come to live, visit, eat and shop. Trees would improve Gloucester’s environment and make... Read more →

By Bill Bates Mount Ephraim News Correspondent The Mount Ephraim Board of Commissioners appointed Anthony Jiles and Steve Palma as Special Police Officers for the borough effective March 6, 2009. The MEPD had vacancies that they both were qualified to fill. The borough has hired Terry Shannon, who is a Registered Municipal Clerk who is currently appointed to the borough of Barrington and is available to provide the needed services. The Shared Service agreement is on a part-time basis for the period from March 16 through December 21, 2009 for a total cost of $15,466, subject to adjustments as provided... Read more →

OPRA REQUEST DATED MARCH 15TH, 2009: This request is to review Gloucester City records to determine the work/leave status of City Clerk Paul J. Kain during the 2008 calendar year. This is not a request to review the personnel file of Paul J. Kain. Leave status should include but not limited to: Sick Leave, Personal Leave, Vacation Lave, Compensatory Leave, Leave Without Pay, and Family Grievance Leave. The records should include what dates the leave was taken and the number of hours used. I am willing to discuss the most mutually efficient method to access this information with the Chief... Read more →

Do you have free time during the week and looking for something rewarding to do? If so, we have the perfect project for you! Every year the NJ DEP Division of Fish and Wildlife introduces fishing to thousands of new anglers at the Pequest Trout Hatchery and Natural Resource Education Center. It is only through the efforts of our fishing education volunteers that we can accomplish this great task. If you think you would like to give this volunteering opportunity a try, please join us on Tuesday, April 14, 2009 at 8:45am at the Pequest Trout Hatchery to receive our... Read more →

The 2009 edition of Reef News is now available on the NJ DEP Division of Fish and Wildlife website. Reef News highlights the activities and accomplishments of the NJ Artificial Reef Program and includes information on vessel deployments, reef statistics and locations, species profiles, a reef evaluation survey and much more. To learn more about the Artificial Reef Program and to view and print Reef News visit http://www.njfishandwildlife.com/artreef.htm on the DFW website.Related articles by Zemanta Registration for NJ Hunter Safety Course (gloucestercitynews.net) Rally for Our Reefs! (gloucestercitynews.net) Giant sea worm that attacked coral reef caught by aquarium staff (telegraph.co.uk) Read more →

The Retrospect. On Tuesday night, Haddon Township officials welcomed Audubon Park’s mayor and three members of council at their regular meeting. The town formally agreed to provide the small borough with police coverage, starting on September 1. Read more →

Face of Defense: 'Lady' Sniffs Out Explosives in Afghanistan By Army Spc. Matthew Thompson Special to American Forces Press Service BAGRAM AIRFIELD, Afghanistan, March 26, 2009 - She takes a few steps forward and then glances over her shoulder. A few feet up the road she stops and lies down on the ground, a sign of possible danger. Army Sgt. Stephen Netzley, a K-9 handler with 3rd Squadron, 71st Calvary Regiment, and his German shepherd, Lady, search for explosive devices during a route clearance patrol in Afghanistan's Logar province, March 9, 2009. U.S. Army photo by Spc. Matthew Thompson (Click... Read more →

ROMANOWSKI Arthur F. “Art” On March 26, 2009. Age 69. Of Gloucester City. Loving husband of the late Mary Jean Romanowski (nee Kirchner). Loving father of William J. (Karen) Romanowski of Gloucester City and Joyce Ann (Stephen) Thomas of Audubon. Beloved grandfather of Robert James, Zachary and Kaitlin. Art was a lifelong resident of Gloucester City and a graduate of Gloucester City High School. He proudly served our country in the U.S. Army during the Korean War. Art worked many years as a machinist for Langston in Cherry Hill and Camden. He and his wife were former members of the... Read more →

By Bill Cleary Several weeks ago John Paff filed an OPRA request with Paul Kain, custodian of records for the City of Gloucester City requesting a number of documents (see here). In a recent interview Paff said that request was not handled properly as such he filed a lawsuit on Wednesday, March 25 against the City of Gloucester City to obtain those documents. According to Paff Gloucester City (“Gloucester”) has violated the Open Public Records Act (“OPRA”) in four respects: (1) Gloucester has denied Mr. Paff access to specific emails requested by him; (2) Gloucester has attempted to charge Mr.... Read more →

Hi Bill, Thanks to you we're making progress. Over the past couple of weeks, NJPIRG online activists like you have joined the hundreds of thousands of people across the country who signed petitions, wrote letters and made phone calls urging AIG to withhold big bonuses until it can pay back every cent of the $180 billion in taxpayer bailouts it received. With your support, U.S. PIRG's Ed Mierzwinski and Nicole Tichon were at the Capitol fighting to get the bonuses revoked and -- more importantly - working for greater accountability and oversight of the big banks and insurance companies that... Read more →

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By Albert Countryman Jr. Gloucester City will not lose any state aid this year. But, Bellmawr, Brooklawn, Mount Ephraim and Westville will all see a 0.5 percent reduction, according to figures released by the state last week. Some town officials were relieved state aid cuts were not as severe as expected. Yet, in these difficult economic times, it will still be difficult to figure out the 2009 municipal budgets. Gloucester City’s state aid will remain the same as last year at $3,186,788. Bellmawr will receive $1,444,945 in 2009 state aid, a reduction of $7,266 from 2008’s $1,453,211 figure. Brooklawn will... Read more →

By Leigh Anne Hockenberry Hubbs NEWS Correspondent There was a larger than average turnout for the Mount Ephraim Board of Education meeting March 9, the eve of Governor Corzine's budget address. Superintendent Joseph Rafferty and Board Secretary Melissa Raywood presented a general overview of the district's budget, but stated that the exact figures will not be known until after the budget address. Raywood said Mount Ephraim has been rated an efficient school district, and continues to maximize their dollars spent through sharing services with other communities such as using Bellmawr's Public Works for the development of the Mary Bray playground.... Read more →

A blonde woman was speeding down the road in her little red sports car and was pulled over by a woman police officer who was also a blonde. The blonde cop asked to see the blonde's driver's license. She dug through her purse and was getting progressively more agitated. 'What does it look like?' she finally asked. The policewoman replied, 'Its square and it has your picture on it.' The driver finally found a square mirror in her purse, looked at it and handed it to the policewoman. 'Here it is,' she said. The blonde officer looked at the mirror,... Read more →

By Linda Boker-Angelo NEWS Correspondent Marge Thomas of the Gloucester City Education Association (GCEA) asked the Board of Education to set up a meeting concerning the “sick bank” program. During last week’s meet-ing, Mrs. Thomas, a staff member at Gloucester High and a member of the executive committee of the GCEA, asked the School Board when its designated committee would be meeting with the GCEA’s “sick bank” committee to discuss an agreement on this issue. A sick bank traditionally is designed to aid employees who have used all of their accrued sick, personal and vacation time due to an injury... Read more →

The Gloucester City P.A.L. held it’s 13th Annual 3 on 3 Tournament on March 21 and 22, 2009. There were approximately 150 participants. It was a huge success. We would like to thank the following for their help: Gloucester City Board of Education for the use of Cold Springs School, the janitors who helped clean up the gym each day, Doug Ziegler, Bob Lee, Bill Johnson, Kathy Matkowski, George Berglund, Mike Matkowski, Mike Niedzwiadek, Harlan Blackiston, Louisa Llewellyn, BFR Awards. Congratulations to all of the winners. Thanks again to all, Ken Eller. The winners are as follows: (note click photos... Read more →

By Chris Concannon NEWS Correspondent A handful of residents filled the Bell Oaks Media Centre March 4 as part of a Budget Advisory Committee implemented by Bellmawr Superintendent Annette Castiglione. She said that while the Board of Education currently only has a preliminary budget, members were waiting to see how Governor Corzine’s budget announcement would affect their final numbers. Ms. Castiglione added once they receive that information, a public hearing will be held, making the information available to the public, adding a copy of the new budget will appear both in print, as well as on the District website, www.bellmawrschools.org.... Read more →

Hi Everyone, There are videos of the Pennsville and Gloucester Catholic High School meets on our website now: http://home.comcast.net/~coachheath/MultiMedia.html Gloucester Catholic Cross-Country Coach Jack Heath Read more →

Bocchicchio Armond “Memie” On February 22, 2009, Age 80, yrs. of Gloucester City, born and raised in Camden. He was an employee of International Harvester in Pennsauken, for 23 years. Cherished father of Barbara of Gloucester City and Joseph of Audubon. Beloved brother of Carmel Bianucci of Cherry Hill and Jeannette Dicarlantonio of Mt. Ephraim. Loving Grandfather of Winfield Watson of Gloucester City, Emmelina and Gianna of Wilmington, DE and Alicia Goodyear of AZ. Dear uncle to several nieces and nephews. He will be greatly missed by all. Arrangements entrusted to Etherington-Creran Funeral Home, Gloucester City, NJ. www.etheringtonfh.com Read more →

By Petty Officer 1st Class Gino Flores Special to American Forces Press Service MIAMI, March 24, 2009 - A baseball team representing U.S. Southern Command will begin a 25-day "friendship tour" to five Latin American nations March 27 to play in exhibition games and conduct free clinics for aspiring players. The team, comprising command players, is scheduled to visit communities in Panama, Nicaragua, Honduras, Chile and the Dominican Republic. The team will participate in exhibition games with military and civilian teams and conduct clinics for various age groups. It also will visit schools, hospitals, orphanages and little leagues. "There is... Read more →

ramscrosscountry:. Will Rogers once said, “being a hero is about the shortest-lived profession on earth.” Luckily running heroes last a lot longer. For those in grade school in 1972 like me, Olympic Gold medallists Dave Wottle and Frank Shorter were our first running heroes. They were the inspiration for all of us at least taking a try at running. Some of us stuck with it and still hold a debt of gratitude to them today. Later inspirational heroes during our own running careers included Bill Rodgers, Alberto Salazar, Steve Scott, and closer to home Browning Ross, Tom Osler, and Lorraine... Read more →

Bill, Ever go on MySpace.com and look around? I did recently and found some shocking remarks about Gloucester City residents on O'Hara's pub MySpace page. Check out this link http://www.myspace.com/ohharasbar. What kind of impression of our City does this give to people who live out of town? Not a very nice one. Personally I think the owner (s) of O'Hara's owe Gloucester City residents an apology. And I am asking our Mayor and Council to request the owner of O'Hara's to remove these remarks immediately. JoeRelated articles by Zemanta Gloucester City Named a Tree City Usa (gloucestercitynews.net) ClearysNoteBook: Breaking News/Gloucester... Read more →

Gloucester City High School's Erin Mac Adams won The Basketball Club of South Jersey "Player of the Year" award presented Monday night. And her teammate, Marissa Cooper won the Basketball Club of South Jersey "Stacy Cox Memorial Award" presented to "A player for dedication and commitment to school and community."Related articles by Zemanta Marc Narducci: Gloucester girls win 1st sectional title (philly.com) Phil Anastasia: Lions bind books with basketball (philly.com) Read more →

- NJ.com. Gloucester City HS captured its first sectional title after nearly 80 years of play and a host of great players, reaching the Group I state final. Two huge streaks resulted in a record 27 wins. He began three years ago molding this team into a champion, and by this year it was ready to fulfill its potential thanks in large part to the Gloucester County Times Girls Basketball Coach of the Year. Related articles by Zemanta Phil Anastasia: Coach of the year: Gloucester's Sean Gorman (philly.com) Read more →

POTTS,Patricia Kay Age 61, passed away at her home in Lakewood, CO. Born in Atlantic City, NJ in 1947, lived her adult life in Gloucester City, and moved to Lakewood in 1993. Daughter of Eugene Richard Owens (deceased) and Virginia Doris Gardner, sister to Richard Eugene Owens, mother to Jason R. Potts and Marianne K. Herman and grandmother to Benjamin Aaron Herman. A celebration of her life will be at 2:00pm on Sat. March 28, at the Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church, 200 East Clements Bridge Road, Runnemede, NJ. Read more →

Courier-Post. Through the Camden County Improvement Authority, the borough fire department was able to fully finance the project with no down payment. The new firehouse will replace an aging, 50-year-old fire hall with a leaking roof and aging utilities on Bell Road. The inadequate, 60-year-old garage attachment houses fire trucks that barely clear the door by less than 6 inches and allows only 3 feet of room for the firefighters to gear up for calls. An outdated recreation room showcases worn furniture and old display cases hold a few framed memories.Related articles by Zemanta ClearysNoteBook: Bellmawr: EARLY MORNING CHIMNEY FIRE... Read more →

TIPS AND SNIPPETS by Bill Cleary Sean Gorman (photo) has been named The Coach of the Year by the Philadelphia Inquirer and the Gloucester County Times newspapers. Gorman coaches the Gloucester City High School Girls Basketball Team. Under his guidance, Gloucester High captured the school’s first South Jersey title in girl’s basketball and reached the Group I state championship. The Lions record for the year was 27-3. Gorman is a 1998 Gloucester City High graduate who is a guidance counselor at the school. His assistant coach this season was his father, Joe, a special-ed teacher at the school. Here is... Read more →

To All Pet Lovers, The following was found posted very low on a refrigerator door. Dear Dogs and Cats: The dishes with the paw prints are yours and contain your food. The other dishes are mine and contain my food. Placing a paw print in the middle of my plate and food does not stake a claim for it becoming your food and dish, nor do I find that aesthetically pleasing in the slightest. The stairway was not designed by NASCAR and is not a racetrack. Racing me to the bottom is not the object. Tripping me doesn't help because... Read more →

Press Release GLOUCESTER CITY-Congratulations to the following students! · Michael Leonchuck Catherine Sheridan Academic full scholarship · Amy Pinardo Catherine Sheridan Academic full scholarship · Casey Bonner $1,000 Alumni Scholarship Award · Kathleen Bohrer Joe and Sarah Keller Award for $1,000 · William Gartland Joe and Sarah Keller Award for $1,000 · Miguel Orlina Harry and Bea Keller Award for $1,000 · Jonathan Theckston Golf Tournament Award for $300 Related St. Marys Grammar/Parish Read more →

Press Release GLOUCESTER CITY NJ-St. Mary’s Alumnus, Dan Glassman, class of 2004 continues to share his time and talent in New Orleans. Dan Glassman now attends Neumann College and during his spring break, from March 1st to March 6th, he and 10 students from Neumann traveled to New Orleans to work on the rebuilding effort. The Neumann students in conjunction with Catholic Charities group worked in the Gentilly section and the lower ninth ward – painting, scraping, caulking and helping to get New Orleans residents back into their homes. "Dan continues to make us proud. Keep up the good work... Read more →