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by Norm (Skip) Trask, Legislative Liaison for Maine Trappers Association The lawsuit threatening to ban many of our trapping privileges is over! The results couldn’t be better. In mid-November, Judge Woodcock handed down his long-awaited decision. He ruled in favor of the defendant and defendant interveners and against the plaintiffs. The six-day trial ended in late June. More than four months later, after the judge was able to allocate the time necessary to thoroughly review and consider what he termed the “exhaustive testimonial and documentary evidence” presented during trial, he issued his 28-page ruling. In a nutshell, he found that... Read more →

Edith J. Levengood, Edith J. (nee Thompson), 76, of West Deptford on February 17, 2010. Born in Gloucester City on Nov. 22, 1933. Edith was a generous and selfless woman who put her family before everything else, including herself. After her husband passed away in 1969, Edie moved from Cherry Hill to West Deptford to raise her three young children. She also raised her granddaughter and cared for her aging mother. To provide for her family, Edie worked two jobs - at Macys and AMC movie theater in Deptford. Besides her family, one of Edie's greatest joys was to share... Read more →

Gloucester City Is 27th Municipality to Partner with Agencies on Program GLOUCESTER CITY, N.J. (February 19, 2010)– Gloucester City Mayor William James today joined representatives of the New Jersey Housing and Mortgage Finance Agency (HMFA) at the Community Center, 230 Nicholson Road, to announce that the City is the newest member of the Live Where You Work program. Gloucester City is the 27th municipality to partner with the HMFA on this workforce housing initiative. “Live Where You Work will assist those hard working New Jersey residents who are seeking homeownership opportunities and is a key component to maintaining the vitality... Read more →

Marlton, New Jersey Saturday, February 20, 2010 time 2:00 PM at 52 Inverness Circle, Marlton, NJ 08053 Contact: Leslie (Yellow Ribbon Club) 609-980-4175 Please come out and join us in welcoming home Cpl. Timothy Missel from serving 8 months in Iraq. Tim is a graduate of Cherokee High School 2004. He is part of the Marine Corps. 6th Engineer Support Battalion, Bridge Company Bravo. Tim married the love of his life, Samantha, and was deployed only a few short weeks after his wedding. Tim has been on the mailing list of the Yellow Ribbon Club. We have shipped lots of... Read more →

Bill, First I want to commend the City Employees and the citizenry for their efforts and patience during the recent historical snowfalls. I think the job of snow removal and displacement was excellent in comparison to the surrounding communities that I was forced to venture into during the storm. Our guys worked long and hard hours through the night to make the streets as safe as possible and their efforts did not go unnoticed. Secondly I’d like to address Governor Christie’s recent budgetary statements and remark on the impact they will have on our own budget preparation. Simply put, his... Read more →

February 18, 2010 NEW BRUNSWICK, N.J. – Joseph J. Roberts Jr., retired speaker of the state General Assembly, was inducted as a public member of the Board of Governors of Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey, at today’s board meeting. Roberts, from Camden, was nominated by former Gov. Jon S. Corzine in January and confirmed by the state Senate. His term will expire in 2012. The Board of Governors, Rutgers’ highest governing body, has 11 members. Photo:Joseph J. Roberts Jr. A Democrat, Roberts won a special election to the Assembly in 1987 to complete the unexpired term of the... Read more →

On February 18, 2010. Age 103. (nee McQuaid) Of Manahawkin. Formerly of Gloucester City. Loving wife of the late Vic Riley. Dear sister of the late Francis (Elizabeth) McQuaid. Loving aunt of Margaret (Stephen) Cook. Catherine attended St. Mary’s Grammar School in Gloucester City and was a graduate of Camden Catholic High School. She was a member of the Catholic Daughters of America Court Giese #439 in Gloucester City. Relatives and friends are kindly invited to attend her Mass of Christian Burial on Monday at 11 am at St. Mary’s R.C. Church: 426 Monmouth St. Gloucester City, NJ. Catholic Daughters... Read more →

The monthly column from Gloucester City Mayor William James will be posted on Friday’s page (tomorrow). His topics will include a thank you to city employees and citizens, the effect of Governor’s Corzine’s cutbacks to local governments, the future of the proposed $60 million Middle School and the work being done at Freedom Pier. RELATED CATEGORY BUY LOCAL/UEZ RELATED CATEGORY CITY OF GLOUCESTER CITY Read more →

Image via Wikipedia Noncompliance Finding Forwarded to the Secretaries of Commerce and the Interior Last week at its Winter Meeting, the Atlantic States Marine Fisheries Commission found the State of New Jersey out of compliance with the mandatory management measures contained in the Interstate Fishery Management Plan (FMP) for Atlantic Coastal Sharks. The Commission has notified the Secretaries of Commerce and the Interior of its finding. This action was taken pursuant to the provisions of the Atlantic Coastal Fisheries Cooperative Management Act of 1993. The State of New Jersey has not implemented the regulations of the Interstate FMP for Atlantic... Read more →

It's true. Approval of fishing is highest at 87% followed by hunting at 66% and then trapping at 45%. This is great news for environmental stewardship and conservation. It is especially encouraging since not all New Jerseyans participate in these activities... but, impressively, support them! Who says? Well, I am sure New Jersey's 650,000 to 800,000 anglers, hunters and trappers would be boastful, but we admit to our bias. So, we will instead rely on the findings of the research firm Responsive Management. "Responsive Management is an internationally recognized public opinion and attitude survey research firm specializing in natural resource... Read more →

Gloucester Catholic is proud to announce that seven GCHS seniors have been honored by the state of New Jersey as Edward J. Bloustein Distinguished Scholars. Principal John Colman joins (l-r) Bridget Williams, Patrick McHenry, Mary Kate McBride, Joseph Lafferty, Kelsey McIntyre, Rollie Malfitano and Laura Reilly. These students achieved this honor because of their outstanding junior year SAT scores, in combination with a class rank in the top 10% of their class. via www.gchsrams.org Related articles by Zemanta Marc Narducci: Gloucester Catholic seniors look to end on high note (philly.com) 10 Tips for Starting Your College Search (usnews.com) Camden Catholic's... Read more →

In response to Dawn Watson, of "Brother of the Wolf Wonders"..who suggested a fund raiser for band jackets I have been the director of the Gloucester City Jr Sr HS Lions Band for twenty four of the last twenty nine years. The band, as a whole, has always been well funded and supported by the Gloucester City Board of Education and the school administration. Budgets are planned at least one year in advance and executed throughout the school year. As the band director for the Gloucester City Jr Sr HS Lions Band, the need for band jackets has never been... Read more →

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NJ Republican State Committee Press Release One Year After February 17 Signing Of Stimulus, 17 Numbers You Need To Know 3.5 MILLION: Jobs Obama Promised Stimulus Would Create By End Of 2010. (President Barack Obama, Remarks At The Signing Of The American Recovery And Reinvestment Act, Press Release, Denver, CO, 2/17/09) 2.8 MILLION: Jobs Lost Since Obama Made That Promise. (U.S. Bureau Of Labor Statistics, www.bls.gov, Accessed 2/16/10) 6.3 MILLION: Jobs Obama Must Now Create To Keep Promise By End Of 2010.Press Release, Denver, CO, 2/17/09; U.S. Bureau Of Labor Statistics, www.bls.gov, Accessed 2/16/10) (President Barack Obama, Remarks At The... Read more →

Surrounded by her loving family, on February 16, 2010. Age 83. (nee Cooney) Of Woodbury Hts. Formerly of Gloucester City. Devoted and loving wife of 62 years to the late Henry P. Jablonowski. Loving Mother of John (Peggy) Jablonowski, Patricia (John) Wilson, Maryellen (Michael) Kidd and Lisa (John) Orsino. Loving grandmother of 10 and great-grandmother of 8. Pre-deceased by her brothers; Elmer, Alfred and Raymond. Survived by her sisters; Alma Mecchella, Eileen Zacconi and sister-in-law; Teresa Cooney. Also survived by her loving caregivers; Kim, Natasha and Lisa. Mary’s family was most important to her and she cherished every moment spent... Read more →

Date February 11, 2010 Martin Lake, from Baynes Avenue (above) (left) Martins Lake, Sparks and Baynes Avenues Baynes Avenue (right) (click on photos to enlarge) Thanks for sharing Miguel! Read more →

RELATED CATEGORY HUNTING AND FISHING GETTING CLOSE ENOUGH TO TAKE AN EASTERN COYOTE By Joe Kosack, Wildlife Conservation Education Specialist Pennsylvania Game Commission HARRISBURG – Interested in finding something new and different to try this winter? Coyote hunting may be just what you’re looking for, according to the Pennsylvania Game Commission. Coyotes are now found in all 67 counties of Pennsylvania. Get Image “Calling a coyote into shotgun range is one of the most incredible experiences I’ve ever had in the outdoors,” said Perry County Wildlife Conservation Officer Steve Hower. “Catching one sneaking in the backdoor as you sit motionlessly... Read more →

Camden County Prosecutor Warren W. Faulk and Gloucester City Police Chief George Berglund reported last week that a pastor of a Gloucester County church has been charged with sexual assault on an under-aged girl. It is alleged that Gregor George Woodruff, 61, of Gloucester City, sexually assaulted the young girl on numerous occasions over the past two years. It is the policy of the Prosecutor’s Office to protect the identity of sexual assault victims as much as possible, and the office cannot disclose the victim’s age, home town or how she knew Woodruff. Woodruff is the pastor of Ewan United... Read more →

On February 13, 2010. Age 81. Lifelong resident of Brooklawn. Loving and devoted husband of 60 years to Eleanor V. (nee Moen). Loving father of John D., III (Bonni), Ginny (John) Scout, Francis (Michelle), Michael (Karla) and Steven (Kathy). Loving grandfather of John, IV (Lisa), Jennifer, Megan, Shawn, Robert (Erin), Matthew, Christopher, Kamryn and Kate. Loving great-grandfather of Aiden. John graduated from Gloucester High class of 1947. He proudly served our country in the U.S. Army during the Korean War. He worked 40 years with PRR / Conrail prior to his retirement in 1989. John was a Life member of... Read more →

By Amanda L. Snyder Feb. 11, 2010 While the City has vowed to plow smaller streets after the main roads have been cleared, some residents were not willing to wait. “We need groceries,” Carla Carpenter, of the 2600 block of Juniper Street, said Monday. “I’m handicapped. I can’t carry my bags up the street.” A City plow made its way up Juniper at about midnight Saturday after the first 2 inches of snow fell, but, as of Monday, had not reappeared, she said. “It’s a waste of our money — our taxpayers’ money,” Carpenter said. But Philadelphia hasn’t seen a... Read more →

On February 13, 2010, (nee Miloszenski) of the Fairview section of Camden, formerly of Gloucester City, NJ, age 49. She is the beloved wife of William W. Hunter, loving mother of Tami DeMore (Ed), William W., Jr., and Joseph Hunter (Stacy) and cherished grandmother of Victoria, William III, Justin, Jason, Taylor and Tyler. She is also the dear sister of Mary Lucas (Paul), Geraldine Delman, Brenda Miloszenski (Mike) and Norman Burkett. Terry was an AVID San Francisco 49er’s fan and also enjoyed NASCAR. She loved visiting with friends at the VFW Post #3620, but above all was dedicated to and... Read more →

Brandon Labbree And Crystal Underwood Win Voice Of Democracy Essay Contest Record-Setting Snowfall Paralyzes South Jersey, Closing Schools And Businesses Parishioners Sue Camden Diocese For Donations They Made To Building Project Mount Ephraim Board Of Education Welcome New Member Dave McDonough Bellmawr Students Honor U.S. Army PFC Joshua Levine Related articles by Zemanta Gloucester City News Headlines for Feb. 11th issue (gloucestercitynews.net) Bellmawr Police Officer John Lewis Receives Oath of Office (gloucestercitynews.net) Show us your snow (bluejersey.com) Marc Narducci: Paul VI boys await a new start (philly.com) Read more →

By Air Force Lt. Col. Ellen Krenke Special to American Forces Press Service ARLINGTON, Va., Feb. 14, 2010 - A Utah National Guard soldier today posted the best American finish ever in the biathlon at the Winter Olympics. Army World Class Athlete Program biathlete Sgt. Jeremy Teela of the Utah National Guard nears the finish line for ninth place with a time of 25 minutes, 21.7 seconds in the Olympic men's 10-kilometer sprint race Feb. 14, 2010, at Whistler Olympic Park in Callaghan Valley, British Columbia, Canada. It was the best American finish ever on Olympic biathlon competition. U.S. Army... Read more →

Msgr. Charles P. Barth, 80, a South Jersey priest known for his happy and carefree attitude, died Sunday, died Feb. 7th on route to a fishing trip. Monsignor Barth was ordained in Camden in 1956 and served as Pastor of St. Peter Church. He was Vicar for the City of Camden, Chairman for Social Justice and the Moral Committee and Secretary of the Diocesan Building Commission for many years. . funeral information. Read more →

- NJ.com But again, the Rams prevailed, this time in a triple-overtime thriller, defeating Penns Grove 53-52 on Saturday afternoon and clinching head coach Todd Powers' first division title. "It crossed my mind," Powers said of the similarities to the first matchup between the two a Catholic win. "This team has unbelievable resolve. I've never seen a team get down and keep playing the way they do. Down 26-20 heading into the fourth, Catholic guard Sal Capone scored five of his team-high 15 points and dished out two assists. Capone hit a jumper at the foul line to push the... Read more →

We are proud to announce that we have launched a new website. http://www.gunforhire.com/gunforhire/home.html On our site you will see many new classes listed including Pet First Aid as well as Baby Sitter Certification. For all of you who have resident and non-resident Carry permits as well as active and retired police we are hosting an awsome seminar. Please see below for more information. Sheep Dog Academy HR 218 Seminar $40.00 http://hr218leosa.com/ This four hour seminar explores the court decisions which impact the rights and responsibilities of qualified current and retired LEOs under the Law Enforcement Officers Safety Act of 2004... Read more →

NRA-ILA GRASSROOTS ALERT .................RELATED CATEGORY HUNTING AND FISHING Vol. 17, No. 6 02/12/10 Click here to vote in this week's poll. On February 22, a new law on guns in national parks takes effect. The law repeals a National Park Service rule that has long prohibited Americans from lawfully possessing firearms in national parks for self-defense. The new law, passed last spring by an overwhelming bipartisan vote in the U.S. Senate, will allow people to possess, carry and transport firearms in national parks, in accordance with state law. However, many details remain to be worked out. Reports indicate that National... Read more →

related category hunting and fishing GPS Predators: Do Coyotes and Cactus Keep Raccoons At Bay? by Dr. Susan Cooper It is tough being a quail. From egg to adult you are constantly tops on the dinner menu. But what do we really know about the predators of quail? Based on covert photography at nest sites, we tend to assume that raccoons, coyotes, bobcats, skunks and a host of other small predators spend much of their time on search and destroy missions against hapless quail. Yet predator removal programs consistently fail to create an abundance of quail. Something is amiss in... Read more →

Article submitted by Joe Raube John G. Is 63 years old and owns a small business. He's a life-long Republican and sees his dream of retiring next year has all but evaporated. With the stock market crashing and new taxes coming his way, John assumes now that he will work to his dying day. John has a granddaughter. Ashley is a recent college grad. She drives a flashy hybrid car, wears all the latest fashions, and loves to go out to nightclubs and restaurants. Ashley campaigned hard for Barack Obama. After the election she made sure her grandfather (and all... Read more →

Happy to report that an anonymous Gloucester City resident who goes by the blog name Areader, cleared the sidewalk around the Lane and Thompson Avenue playground on Saturday (today). He/she writes, Accident no longer waiting to happen here. I did notice several city workers in city trucks drive by while I was digging out the park,of coarse not one stopped to ask if I needed help or what I was doing, but at least it is done. PHOTO BELOW : Taken Tuesday, February 9... 72 hours after snow stop falling on Saturday, February 6. Read more →

Pet Tip of the Week: I Love My Dog—and My Partner HATES Him! PHOTO: RAISIN AND JADE GEERS You fall in love with a dog. Oh, he’s just the most perfect dog ever and you’re absolutely sure your husband/wife/girlfriend/boyfriend will feel the same. What happens when you’re wrong? Many dogs are returned to shelters or hit Craig’s List because they can’t please everyone in the household. Possibly, the dog you love has been abused by a male and shows guarding behavior whenever a male is in the room. Or, perhaps Fido shows no respect toward the female in the house... Read more →

By Chris Concannon NEWS Correspondent Bellmawr School District’s Peer Mentoring program took center stage at the January 26 Board of Education (BOE) meeting. The multi-faceted program in all three schools (Bellmawr Park, Ethel M. Burke and Bell Oaks) is spearheaded by School Counselors Dominick Di Ciano and Nicole Warrington, who outlined program elements such as student mentoring, where the children coincide with educators in lending support to their fellow students. Another feature is the Friendship/“Lunch Bunch” Groups for students having difficulty in social settings. Other elements include “Caught Doing Good,” which rewards schoolchildren for acts of kindness, as well as... Read more →

On January 27, 2010, in a letter sent to Governor Christie, NJOA chairman Anthony P. Mauro, Sr requested immediate action be taken to prevent New Jersey's shark fisheries from being closed down. According to Mr. Mauro, "the Marine Fisheries Regulatory Package for 2007 was never acted upon by the Corzine administration. The Regulatory Package includes a change in regulations needed for New Jersey to remain in compliance with the Atlantic States Marine Fisheries Commission coastal shark plan." Noncompliance could close the shark fishery. Since the time of the letter to Governor Christie it has been reported that ASMFC has ruled... Read more →

The NJ DEP Division of Fish and Wildlife and the Conserve Wildlife Foundation of NJ will be holding an exciting week long residential summer program at the Sedge Island Natural Resource Education Center for motivated students interested in exploring New Jersey's salt marsh environment. The program will be held from August 9 - 13, 2010, and is open to New Jersey students entering seventh, eighth and ninth grades in the fall of 2010. Students will stay at the "Sedge House," which is a renovated duck-hunting lodge located in Barnegat Bay in New Jersey's only marine conservation zone. Here they will... Read more →

By Chris Concannon NEWS Correspondent John Lewis was sworn in as a Bellmawr Police Department Class I Special Officer during the January Borough Council meeting. Surrounded by his family, Lewis was sworn in by Public Safety Director John Bollinger, with Chief William Walsh watching. All Council members and Mayor Frank Filipek Sr., congratulated Mr. Lewis. Borough Clerk Chuck Sauter read “Thank You” notes from recent food basket recipients, along with a note from Bellmawr School Superintendent Annette Castiglione thanking the Borough for their assistance with snow removal, following the December 19, 2009, 23-inch blizzard. Under committee reports, Bollinger thanked the... Read more →

By Sara Martino NEWS CorrespondentGloucester City Mayor William James applauded Gloucester City firefighters and all responders to the waterfront fire at Amspec Chemical on Water Street for their excellent firefighting and keeping the fire from spreading. A Philadelphia fireboat and a Cherry Hill Haz Mat team were called to the scene during the early morning fire January 21 at the three-story building. Officials said the cause of the five alarm fire is suspicious in origin. “The fire is being investigated,” the mayor said. Council approved a resolution in connection with the City’s Southport Redevelopment Project, Phase 1. The issuance and... Read more →

Firehouse.com LODD E-Alert: February 12, 2010 Clinton County, Pa. --A fire police member was fatally hit at the scene of a crash earlier today, according to WNEP-TV. The crash happened at approximately 12:45 p.m. on Lusk Run Road in Mill Hall. Read More... Related articles by Zemanta Pennsylvania Firefighter Dies Two Weeks After Collapsing (gloucestercitynews.net) Read more →

GLOUCESTER CITY PLAYGROUND, Lane and Thompson Avenues. Photo taken Tuesday afternoon, February 9, 2010. By Bill Cleary Thank God the snow stopped falling. Enough already. Phillyweather.net reported that 16 inches of snow fell in the immediate area in a 24 hours period between Tuesday and Wednesday, the second major snowstorm in less than a week in the Delaware Valley. Would you believe the weather forecast is calling for the possibility of more next week. Shoveling the snow from your sidewalk is back breaking work. But it has to be done. Gloucester City and other communities have ordinances that mandate property... Read more →

Submitted by Keith Sirrano Baldeo, Publisher of Paterson Pulse The resolution passed by a vote of 9-9 yes on February 9th by the city of Paterson. "It's a great day for Christians in the City of Paterson. The resolution is now before the Freeholders of Passaic County and is expected to pass later this month, it is also before the New Jersey Assembly and the Senate. Now we can celebrate who we are as Christians and fill that gap between Easter and Christmas, we can learn that among Christians there are no barriers and we are all brothers and sisters... Read more →

I t was jarring to read in the USATODAYS profile on Nike's CEO Mark Parker that Nike intends to double or triple their 1.5 billion dollar investment in China. Think what that investment would do to the economy in Nike's primary target market-- the USA. Nike could still make a profit, albeit lower by putting the manufacturing investment and jobs in this country. It's been my experience that Nike does very little for grassroots fitness in this country, choosing instead to invest in marketing. What's good for Nike isn’t good for this country and is barely good for the low... Read more →

On February 10, 2010. Age 87. (nee Fithian). Of Galloway. Formerly of Gloucester City. Loving and devoted wife of 45 years to the late John M. Kessel. Loving mother of Mary Louise (John M.) Gartland of Mays Landing. Loving grandmother of Byron (Heather) Gartland of Haddon Heights. Loving great-grandmother of Henry John Gartland. Beloved aunt of Jessie (Buck) Hagan and Rick, Sr. and Rodney Gonzales. Dorothy was a lifelong resident of Gloucester City. She was a graduate of Gloucester High School class of 1940. Dorothy was a very active member of Second Methodist Church now called Trinity United Methodist Church.... Read more →

Image via Wikipedia GLOUCESTER CITY-Thank you everyone for the outpouring of love throughout Sr. Mary Ryan’s illness. At that most difficult time, many generously gave freely of themselves. We especially remember and appreciate the parish nurses, all those who brought us wonderful food and desserts, and everyone who stopped by to visit. Above all we know she appreciates the many heartfelt prayers and Masses you have offered for her. (right, seal of the Dominican Order) Your comfort and understanding has provided us with great strength, particularly your continuing to honor and celebrate Sr. Mary Ryan’s life and work; for as... Read more →

Due to the inclement weather the Gloucester City Municipal Offices, 512 Monmouth Street are closed today, Thursday, February 11. RELATED BUY LOCAL/UEZ CITY OF GLOUCESTER CITY Related articles by Zemanta Sweetheart Pool Tournament (gloucestercitynews.net) Read more →

BY PATRICK COOLEY The Herald, Sharon, Pa. SHARON, Pa. -- A family was left homeless and a firefighter was injured Sunday morning by a house fire in Sharon. The exact cause of the fire at 127 Second Ave. wasn't clear, but firefighters said it started near a wood stove in the living room of the two-story house and spread to two upstairs bedrooms and the attic. The family living at the home, husband and wife Joshua and Tiffany Stearns and their four children, aged 3 to 13 years old, will have to find a new place to live, Brian Scarmack,... Read more →

Image via Wikipedia Edison, N.J. - Manhattan College has been chosen as the favorite to take the 2010 MAAC Baseball title, according to a preseason poll voted on by the league's head coaches. Manhattan finished with 79 points in the poll, while Marist College finished second (71). Canisius College placed third with 65 points. Rider University placed fourth (43), followed by Siena College (42), Fairfield University (40), Niagara University (29), Saint Peter's College (20), and Iona College (16). The Jaspers' senior outfielder Kevin Nieto was named the 2010 MAAC Baseball Preseason Player of the Year. Last season, he led all... Read more →

Image via Wikipedia HARRISBURG -- Sportsmen’s organizations with approved propagation facilities can augment local ring-necked pheasant stockings and increase localized recreational hunting opportunities by raising day‑old pheasant chicks supplied free-of-charge by the Pennsylvania Game Commission. Applications to participate can be downloaded from the agency’s website (www.pgc.state.pa.us), by clicking on “Self Help,” then “Forms & Programs” and then selecting “Pheasant Chick & Egg Program.” In order for Game Farm superintendents to plan and set hatches to accommodate requests, the Bureau of Wildlife Management must receive completed applications by March 31. “To restore self-sustaining and huntable pheasant populations, the Game Commission is... Read more →

Image via Wikipedia HARRISBURG – For the fourth consecutive year, the Pennsylvania Game Commission is hitting the road to bring six deer management open houses to communities throughout the Commonwealth beginning on Feb. 20 and ending on April 10. Open houses are used by the agency as an interactive public outreach tool that employs multimedia presentations, exhibits and wildlife managers to bring both the nuts-and-bolts and finer details of deer management to hunters, farmers and others whose lives are influenced by deer. The effort emphasizes bringing this powerful communications and educational tool to residents as a means to further the... Read more →

authorizing the execution of Professional Services Contracts with: Timothy J. Higgins, Esq. was appointed Borough Solicitor for the Borough of Brooklawn for a period of one year at the current rate of compensation for such service. Michael J. Ward, Esq. was appointed Planning Board Solicitor for the Borough of Brooklawn for a period of one year at the current rate of compensation for such service. Kei Associates was appointed as Borough Engineer for the Borough of Brooklawn for a period of one year at the current rate of compensation for such service. Bowman & Company was appointed as Auditors for... Read more →

ANNAPOLIS, MD (January 20, 2010) — The Maryland Department of Natural Resources (DNR) will begin stocking approximately 326,000 rainbow and brown trout into freshwaters across the state for spring trout fishing enthusiasts in early February depending on the weather, stream and ground conditions. “Spring trout fishing is a great tradition” says DNR’s Assistant Fisheries Director Don Cosden. “In many areas it’s the first chance anglers have to get out of the house after a long gray winter. There’s nothing like the strike of a good fish to reconnect you with nature, and we’ll have some nice trout for anglers to... Read more →

The Camden City Garden Club & the Camden Children’s Garden Presents at the 2010 Philadelphia International Flower Show CAMDEN, N. J. (January 1, 2010) At the Philadelphia International Flower Show (February 28 – March 7, 2010), the Camden City Garden Club, operator of the Camden Children’s Garden, will present “Soup & Salad: From Camden to the World”. This exhibit will address food security and sustainability. The display will educate Flower Show visitors about how easy it can be to grow their own produce and motivate families to prepare fresh, locally grown fruits and vegetables to enjoy these meals together. The... Read more →