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Press Release September 9, 2010 In order to make the streets safer for the school children and pedestrians the Mayor and Council along with the Police Department have authorized several new stop signs to be put up primarily around the neighborhood schools. The areas that will see new stop signs are Hudson Street at Brown Street, Ridgeway at Joy, Ridgeway at Atlantic , Cumberland at Sussex, Sussex at Somerset. There will be a period of adjustment for the public to get use to the new signs, all of the Gloucester City Police Officers will be directed to issue warnings for any infractions over the next few weeks. The overall goal is to make the commute to school a safe and enjoyable one for the children. We have also instituted a temporary parking ban on the South side of Klemm Avenue due to the parking situation. The parking situation is a... Read more →

Image via Wikipedia The Brooklawn Clergy will join the Brooklawn American Legion Post #72 and citizens of the local communities in commemorating Patriot Day on September 11, 2010, by bell ringing followed by a minute of silence during the times of each of the four separate terrorist attacks on September 11, 2001. The bells will ring at approximately 8:45 a.m., 9:03 a.m. and 10 a.m. Each ring commemorates the crash of American Airlines Flight 11 into the north tower of the World Trade Center, United Airlines Flight 175 into the south tower of the World Trade Center, American Airlines Flight 77 into the Pentagon and United Airlines Flight 93, which crashed into the field about 80 miles southeast of Pittsburgh. “We have the divine honor of participating in this event” stated Fr. Frederick Link. Pastor Daniel Amey said. “Each time a bell rings on this day, a cord will strike... Read more →

Posted by Michael Steel on September 08, 2010 Instead of working to help the American people - who are asking, ‘where are the jobs?’ - President Obama flew to Cleveland, Ohio today to attack an economic speech that House Republican Leader Boehner made there on August 24. It probably would have helped if the President (or his aides) had read Boehner’s speech beforehand. Instead, President Obama’s claimed that Republican Leader Boehner’s speech in Cleveland offered no new ideas – which simply isn’t true. In addition to stopping Washington Democrats’ plan to raise taxes on American families and small businesses on Jan. 1 (and suggesting that the President could use better economic advisors), Boehner’s speech included a number of new policy proposals: repealing the job-killing 1099 provision in ObamaCare, a specific $1.3 trillion spending reduction package put together by Budget Ranking Member Paul Ryan, Rep. Geoff Davis’ ‘REINS Act’ – which... Read more →

On September 7, 2010. Age 76. (nee Harvey) Lifelong resident of Gloucester City. Beloved wife of 50 years to Thomas J. Quinn, Sr. Loving mother of Thomas J. Quinn, Jr. and his wife Michelle, Marie F. Peacock and her husband John and William J. Quinn. Loving and devoted grandmother of Meghan, Jena, Victoria, Eryn, Thomas III, John Jr., Casey and Kellan. Dear sister of William Harvey, Frances Canning, Joan Stone, Robert Harvey and Jean Borman. Marie was born, raised and lived her entire life in Gloucester City. She was a faithful and devoted parishioner of St. Mary’s R.C. Church. Marie dedicated her life to her family and her community. She enjoyed volunteering for St. Mary’s School, Gloucester Catholic football games and Gloucester City Little League. Marie enjoyed spending time with her husband Tom and their eight grandchildren on the beaches of Cape May and walking the Wildwood Boardwalk. Relatives and... Read more →

By Sara Martino NEWS Correspondent Mayor William James and City Council recognized local businessman, Frank Anello Jr., for his many years of service in the city during last week’s meeting. Mr. Anello has resided in Gloucester City his entire life, is married to Teresa, and has two daughters and several grandchildren. The proclamation honored Frank Anello, Jr. for his many years that he operated as a barber in the family business that, since the early 1900s, was located on King Street and was known as Anello’s Barbershop. Nephew Frank Anello owns and operates “Gentleman’s Den” on Market Street. Mayor James said many family members were in the local Garden State String Band, and they had marched down Broad Street in Philadelphia and Broadway in Gloucester City. Family and friends posed for pictures with the well-liked barber upon receiving the proclamation. The mayor thanked their family friend, Jack Murphy, who assisted... Read more →

Pitman, NJ... Three athletes from The College of New Jersey were recognized by the New Jersey Athletic Conference for their exceptional play during the opening week of the season. Junior Annie McCarthy (Wall, NJ/Wall), a member of the Lions women’s soccer team was named Defensive Player of the Week. She led TCNJ to three consecutive shutout victories over Drew University (1-0), Bridgewater College 7-0, and the University of La Verne (4-0). McCarthy and her teammates held their opponents to just five shots in three games. Sophomore Karisse Bendijo (Egg Harbor Twp, NJ/Egg Harbor) posted a winning score of 6-0, 6-1 in first singles competition in a 9-0 win over conference foe Rutgers University-Newark. She also chalked up a victory at first doubles and was named NJAC Player of the Week. Sophomore Kathleen Notos (Pennsauken, NJ/Camden Catholic) earned Rookie of the Week honors contributing to three wins for TCNJ’s field hockey... Read more →

Image via Wikipedia ‘New Dawn’ Soldiers Arrive in Iraq Compiled from U.S. Forces Iraq and U.S. Division South News Releases WASHINGTON, Sept. 8, 2010 – As the first U.S. soldiers to deploy exclusively for Operation New Dawn have arrived in southern Iraq, officials are investigating a shooting incident that left two American soldiers dead and nine others wounded in Iraq’s Salahuddin province yesterday. The lead elements of 3rd Armored Cavalry Regiment from Fort Hood, Texas, have arrived in Iraq and are preparing for their new mission. The regiment previously deployed three times during Operation Iraqi Freedom. Known as the “Brave Rifles,” the combat-capable, brigade-sized unit will continue the mission of advising and assisting Iraqi security forces in five southern provinces. The unit replaces the 3rd Infantry Division’s 3rd Brigade, one of the first heavy brigade combat teams configured for an advise-and-assist role. The 3rd Brigade deployed from Fort Benning, Ga.,... Read more →

Bill Hillman captured this ph oto of what he believes are two hawks visiting Old Saint Mary cemetery recently located at St. Mary and Market Street, Gloucester City. The photo doesn’t show the face of the birds or the color under their wings. As such it makes it hard to identify the exact species of hawk. A red-tailed hawk is native to New Jersy and has more brown coloring according to the photo found at Wikipedia. I think these birds look more like turkey buzzards. How about some input from our readers that are bird watchers. Thanks Bill for the photos. ~Bill Cleary Related articles by Zemanta Bald Eagle Take Out (Red-Tailed Hawk) (biodiversivist.blogspot.com) Hunting and Fishing: Blue Collar Conservation, Feral Hogs, (gloucestercitynews.net) Read more →

1001 Locust Street Space #1021 215.460.2488 davidroccogallery.com David Rocco Gallery, LLC is a Philadelphia based art gallery offering corporate and residential art consulting, space planning and custom framing services. Onsite custom framing consultation, pick up, delivery and installation are available at no additional charge. Various locations in Center City centercityphila.org It's time for Center City District Restaurant Week presented by TD Bank, September 12-17 and 19-24. More than 120 restaurants will offer the city's best cuisine at just $35 for three courses (not including tax, gratuity or alcohol). In addition, 59 of the participating restaurants will also offer a three-course lunch for $20. Make your online reservations now! From September 23-October 2, the focus will be on style for the Philadelphia Collection 2010, a celebration of the city's fashion and retail community. Featured events include Phashion Phest; Macy's Fall Fashion Show with guest Nigel Barker; a Nicole Miller "EcoArts" event... Read more →

ClearysNoteBook (CNB) News Hound Chuck Jones, of Cape Coral, Florida was on the scene at the recent Glenn Beck rally held in Washington DC. Chuck writes, “This was the most exciting and enthusiastic rally that I have ever attended. It was truly a non political spiritual rally for restoring honor in our country and ourselves. It was such a pleasure to be surrounded by over 500,000 to 800,000 people with common interest in restoring honor to the USA. Glenn Beck was stating 300,000 people and I believe that he was being extremely modest.” Become a CNB News Hound just send in the best news tip of the week and receive a Free CNB T-shirt. The shirts are $10. Pictured on the front of the shirt is Lacey and Erica, our 8 year old Labs. If interested contact [email protected] . Limited supply of shirts, not all sizes available. Read more →

By Mark Matthews No, we are not getting an infusion of new cash… but looks like we are getting 2 new businesses with a "Dollar" theme! A discount variety store has opened this week, and coming up next is a discount supermarket! Just opened this week at the Browning Square shopping center is Dollar General. It is located in the center of the old Super Fresh building, with Retro Fitness to the right. Despite what you would think based on the name, Dollar General is not a dollar store. They are general merchandise store. From their website “From brand-name grocery items, to apparel and household décor, to a wide variety of health and beauty items for the entire family, Dollar General Market has everything you need, all at prices designed to save you more” I’ve been to the Runnemede store in the past, and it reminded me a little of... Read more →

Dear Resident: On behalf of the Gloucester City Police Department, I hope that everyone had a safe and enjoyable summer vacation. It is now time for a new school season with many new students going to school for the first time. We want to wish those new students well and most importantly we want them all to get to and from school safely. We are asking the motoring public to be mindful of the new laws regarding pedestrians in the cross walks and we also want the pedestrians to be aware of the proper locations to cross. All motorists must now stop completely for any pedestrian who is within a legal crosswalk. Failure to stop for a pedestrian can subject the motorist to a traffic citation. Likewise all pedestrians must use a crosswalk to cross the street. It is not permitted to cross the street in the middle of the... Read more →

This is the story ...... of our Mothers and Grandmothers who lived only 90 years ago. Remember, it was not until 1920 that women were granted the right to go to the polls and vote. The women were innocent and defenseless, but they were jailed nonetheless for picketing the White House, carrying signs asking for the vote. And by the end of the night, they were barely alive. Forty prison guards wielding clubs and their warden's blessing went on a rampage against the 33 women wrongly convicted of 'obstructing sidewalk traffic.' They beat Lucy Burns, chained her hands to the cell bars above her head and left her hanging for the night, bleeding and gasping for air. They hurled Dora Lewis into a dark cell, smashed her head against an iron bed and knocked her out cold. Her cell mate, Alice Cosu, thought Lewis was dead and suffered a heart... Read more →

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BELLMAWR, NJ, Aug 31, 2010 (MARKETWIRE via COMTEX) -- Island Breeze International, Inc. /quotes/comstock/11k!ibii (IBII 0.51, +0.26, +104.00%) , an entertainment cruise development company, has provided an update regarding the previously announced joint venture and investment agreement. The company announced that it has received confirmation that the investor intends to complete its obligations under this agreement on or before the end of September 2010. Under the terms of the joint venture and investment agreement, Island Breeze International will form a new subsidiary for the purpose of acquiring an existing overnight cruise vessel to operate in East Asia. Further, the investor has agreed to make a $600,000 equity investment in the company and, subject to certain conditions, to lend up to an additional $14,400,000 million to the newly formed subsidiary to facilitate the acquisition of the vessel and subsequent operations. Additional information with respect to the Joint Venture and Investment Agreement... Read more →

By Bill Evans - NJ.com Zach Braddock made the major leagues at the young age of 22, but that doesn't mean it wasn't a long road for the left-handed pitcher from Gloucester Catholic. He underwent Tommy John surgery between his junior and senior high school seasons and faced injury problems that limited his time on the mound in the first few years of his professional career. But in the last two years after starting the 2008 season in A-ball, Braddock has shot up through the Milwaukee Brewers' minor league system, making his major-league debut in May. He arrived in Philadelphia a short ride over the Walt Whitman Bridge from where he played his high school and legion ball on Friday looking forward to the chance to pitch in front of friends and family. "It's why I went to high school where I did," said Braddock. "I wanted the smaller school,... Read more →

UPDATE-The one car accident reported last night on CNB happened Sunday evening at 5 PM on Old Salem Road near the Brooklawn/Bellmawr border. Brooklawn Police Chief Fran McKinney said on Monday morning that a woman accidentally loss control of her car and hit the pole. "She was unhurt and was able to drive away in her car. No citations were given." ~Bill Cleary & Mark Matthews Related articles by Zemanta UPDATE: Bellmawr Police Arrest Burglar (gloucestercitynews.net) Meandering with Mark Matthews: Brooklawn Kmart Down, but Wal-Mart Continues its Growth (gloucestercitynews.net) Meandering with Mark Matthews: A New Gas Station, Gino's is Trying, I can't Drive, Canals (gloucestercitynews.net) Read more →

by Shelly Banjo The Wall Street Journal...- WSJ.com Mr. Lowry realized that the group of women, many of whom are in their 80s and 90s, needed more than just legal help: He and other residents of Barrington and Bellmawr, N.J. formed a charitable organization called Daughters for the Daughters of our Lady of the Sacred Heart with the goal of raising enough money to provide for the nuns for the duration of their lives. The first step was to install an elevator in the convent: Since the nuns' sleeping quarters were on the top floor, many of the older women could no longer easily climb three flights of stairs multiple times a day to eat and pray. Mr. Lowry enlisted volunteers and businesses from around the community to raise nearly $70,000 for the convent's restoration and senior-living retrofitting. Area companies like Allied Elevator LLC., based in Pennsauken, N.J. and the... Read more →

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 6 -A utility pole was broken in half on Salem Road next to Westbrook Bowling Alley, Brooklawn/Bellmawr border. The road was blocked, and police were still at the site at the time this photo was taken at 7 PM. The cause of the accident is not known at this time. ~Mark Matthews Related articles by Zemanta Cheers and Jeers for August 2010 (gloucestercitynews.net) Building Fire at Hess Gas Station in Brooklawn (gloucestercitynews.net) Brooklawn Dwelling Fire, No Injuries Reported (gloucestercitynews.net) Bellmawr Celebrates National Night Out (gloucestercitynews.net) Child Struck by Vehicle in Bellmawr (gloucestercitynews.net) Meandering with Mark Matthews: A New Gas Station, Gino's is Trying, I can't Drive, Canals (gloucestercitynews.net) Meandering with Mark Matthews: Brooklawn Kmart Down, but Wal-Mart Continues its Growth (gloucestercitynews.net) Read more →

Firehouse.com News Posted: Mon, 09/06/2010 - 08:12pm Updated: Mon, 09/06/2010 - 09:33pm TARRYTOWN, N.Y. -- A firefighter died Monday evening after entering a manhole in an attempt to rescue a public works employee, who also was killed. Firefighter John Kelly was overcome by fumes that had also stricken the worker, according to WABC. Kelly was pulled out first, and received cardiopulmonary resuscitation. However, the effort proved fruitless, and he died at Westchester Medical Center, reports indicated. Kelly went into the manhole near the Tarrytown fire house to rescue DPW employee Anthony Ruggiero. Efforts to revive him also failed. More information about the incident will be posted when it becomes available. via www.firehouse.com Related articles by Zemanta LODD: Pennsylvania Firefighter Dies of Heart Attack (gloucestercitynews.net) Two Connecticut Firefighters Killed in House Fire | Firehouse.com (gloucestercitynews.net) PA. Firefighter Dies After Heart Attack | Firehouse.com (gloucestercitynews.net) Pa. Firefighter Suffers Fatal Heart Attack |... Read more →

YOUNG ADULTS MEET AT LOCAL TAP & GRILL TO SHARE DRINKS, FOOD AND SOME MEANINGFUL CONVERSATION RENEW International's Theology on Tap: A Discussion Series for Young Adults in Their Late Teens (18-19), 20s and 30s Theology on Tap is a program for Catholic Young Adults and their friends, in their late teens (18-19), 20's and 30's, married and single, to meet together at local bars, restaurants and parish halls to listen to a speaker, share conversation and gain new insights into faith. Events: September 29, 2010 Topic: Sex in the City of God. Speaker: Dawn Eden. A journalist and rock music critic who, since her conversion to Catholicism, has spoken to young adult audiences around the world. October 27, 2010 Topic: Total Fitness for the 21st Century: Body, Mind and Spirit Speaker: Patrick Donovan. Director of Youth Ministry-Diocese of Wilmington. A very well-versed speaker on media and spirituality. December 1,... Read more →

PHILADELPHIA, — On September 7, 2010, Mayor Michael A. Nutter will attend back-to-school events with students, parents, teachers and Philadelphia School District administrators to mark the beginning of the 2010-2011 academic calendar. Mayor Nutter will participate in the 2010 National Million Father March and will encourage parents to take part in their children’s education by making time to take them to school. Then, Mayor Nutter and Dr. Arlene Ackerman will celebrate the opening day of school and will hold a ribbon cutting at the newly renovated Frances E. Willard Elementary School. These events mark the first day of Education Week—a series of education-related events throughout the city hosted by the Mayor’s Office. “As we begin a new school year, our children need all of the encouragement we can provide as they begin their first day of classes. School is challenging, and parental involvement plays a critical role in a student’s... Read more →

By SHRUTI MATHUR DESAI...| courierpostonline.com | Courier-Post Paige Pfefferle, 19, is charged with murder in the fatal stabbing of her boyfriend, 21-year-old Matthew Hus, of Audubon. Pfefferle remained in the Camden County Jail on Sunday in lieu of $750,000 bail. The stabbing occurred around 2 a.m. Saturday in Pfefferle's home on the first block of Pelican Drive in Audubon Park, according to the Camden County Prosecutor's Office. Hus was taken to Our Lady of Lourdes Hospital in Camden, where he was pronounced dead at 4 a.m. Pfefferle is a 2009 graduate of Audubon High School, where she was a cheerleader and a coach for the Oaklyn Cats, a local cheerleading organization. She was also attending La Salle University in Philadelphia as a member of the class of 2013.Hus, who lived on Merchant Street, was a 2008 graduate of Audubon High School in a class of about 170 seniors. continue via... Read more →

Wiffleball 2008 photo album WIFFLEBALL 2007 PHOTO ALBUM The Brooklawn Wiffleball Reunion opened the 21st Annual Reunion on Saturday by honoring former contributors Bob Barth and Dan MC Carthy. Both men were fixtures and important to the reunion during the first 20 years. Both fine men passed during the past year and on Saturday, the Brooklawn Wiffleball Reunion was renamed in their honor and the tourney will be known as the Bob Barth / Dan Mc Carthy Wiffleball Reunion. Photo: Dan McCarthy from 2007 Reunion (click to enlarge) With a new name and 130 players signed on to compete in this tourney, a new scheduling format was used and many pre-tourney favorites found it difficult to compete. But, in the end only a few early favorites found themselves within striking distance of the Championship game. Gaetano’s with Kevin, Casey Fahy, Kevin Rebstock, Mike Sharky and free agent Bud Blackiston beat... Read more →

Thousands of bikers will roll into the Wildwoods for this Annual Motorcycle Rally featuring specialized vendors and demos, live entertainment throughout the weekend and more! Wildwoods, NJ - August 25, 2010 - If you love the smell of leather, prefer two wheels to four or just like to have a great time, the Wildwoods are the place to be Thursday, September 9 through Sunday, September 12, during the 15th Annual Roar to the Shore Motorcycle Rally. The Wildwoods' Roar to the Shore 2010 promises to provide non-stop excitement from start to finish. By bringing in official sponsors - including Cape Classics M/C, Budweiser, Jack Daniels, Rider Insurance, Wildwood Cycles, Atlantic County Harley Davidson, the Greater Wildwoods Tourism Improvement and Development Authority and Stark & Stark Attorneys-at-Law - this year's rally will offer something for everyone. Vendor areas containing hundreds of top-of-the-line merchants will open daily at 9 a.m. offering everything... Read more →

From Ryan Ellis on Friday, September 3, 2010 11:10 AM Read more: http://www.atr.org/days-thebr-largest-tax-hikes-history-a5370##ixzz0ygD4eVfA Higher taxes on marriage and family. The “marriage penalty” (narrower tax brackets for married couples) will return from the first dollar of income. The child tax credit will be cut in half from $1000 to $500 per child. The standard deduction will no longer be doubled for married couples relative to the single level. The dependent care tax credit will be cut. The return of the Death Tax. This year, there is no death tax. For those dying on or after January 1 2011, there is a 55 percent top death tax rate on estates over $1 million. A person leaving behind two homes and a retirement account could easily pass along a death tax bill to their loved ones. Higher tax rates on savers and investors. The top capital gains tax will rise from 15 percent... Read more →

September 3 Bishop Joseph Galante formally announced today that the parishes of St. John, Collingswood, and Holy Saviour, Westmont, will unite and the new parish resulting from the consolidation, Blessed Teresa of Calcutta, will be established Oct. 6, 2010. The announcement establishing the new parish has been made in a formal decree, which is published in today's edition of the Catholic Star Herald. It is the 25th decree issued by Bishop Joseph Galante in a diocesan-wide reconfiguration of parishes announced two years ago to strengthen parishes and improve pastoral care to the people of the diocese. Father Edward M. Friel, Priest Convener for the consolidation, has been named pastor of the new parish for a six year term. Blessed Teresa of Calcutta Parish, whose boundaries will be those of the two existing parishes, will serve about 2500 families. The seat of the parish will be St. John Church. Holy Saviour... Read more →

Image via Wikipedia WHEN EAST MEETS WEST Commentary by Hank F. Miller Jr. Moon viewing festival is usually held in the middle of September when the air is clear and the moon is at its most beautiful.This traditional custom is said to have originated from farmers religious observances to ensure a good harvest. People used to make offerings to the fulll moon,such as rice dumplings, a variety of seasonal fruit and vegestables with Japanese pompas grass and bush clovers,and pray for realization of their wishes. More often than not,friends were invited to join in this pleasant event and admire the beautiful moon.Moon viewing also created a poetic atmosphere.Court nobles and men of letters often enjoyed composing short poems,while looking at the full moon. Moon viewing today is not as refined as before,but the Japanese still get together this time of the year and appreciate the beauty and serenity of the... Read more →

- pressofAtlanticCity.com By MICHAEL CLARK Staff Writer | Posted: Saturday, September 4, 2010 A quarter of the South Jersey Transportation Authority’s full-time workforce has collected nearly half of the agency’s raises since 2007, averaging more than 10 percent in annual pay increases, while private-sector raises nationally averaged less than 3 percent. PHOTO: The South Jersey Transportation Authority (SJTA) was established by the Legislature in June 1991 to assume operational responsibilities for the Atlantic City Expressway, Atlantic City International Airport terminal, and parking facilities in Atlantic City. As a successor to the New Jersey Expressway Authority and Atlantic County Transportation Authority (ACTA), the SJTA serves six counties --- Atlantic, Camden, Cape May, Cumberland, Gloucester, and Salem. Two overriding factors — a lucrative labor contract and political connections — have provided the group of 78 authority employees with dramatic pay increases, with many receiving $15,000 to $37,500 in raises and promotions since... Read more →

By Bill Cleary A SPECIAL CHEER for Eric Fetteroff who passed away suddenly on August 28. Eric was very active in the Rotary Club, the Lions Club, the Historical Society, the Tree Commission to mention a few. During his nearly 13 years as project coordinator of Redevelopment in the Community Development Office he helped 200 families get funds for housing rehab work. His family held private funeral services for Eric on September 1. May you Rest in Peace Eric, you will surely be missed by your family and friends. CHEER-It is nice to see a new community sign has been erected in front of the Gloucester City Municipal Building. Anytime local government reaches out to improve communications with the people they serve is a good thing. JEER-(No Flashing Neon Signs Allowed) However, the Municipal Building is located inside the City’s Historic District. It isn’t right that the City of Gloucester... Read more →

STITELER Baby Colton W.D. On September 2, 2010. Beloved and cherished son of Frank W. Stiteler and Wendi L. Burns. Cherished brother of Elizabeth Teschko. Loving grandson of Frank and Patricia Burns, Joanne Casperson and Gary Stiteler. Also survived by many Aunts and Uncles. Relatives and friends are kindly invited to attend his visitation on Tuesday morning from 10 to 11 AM at the McCANN-HEALEY FUNERAL HOME: 851 Monmouth St., Gloucester City. Catholic Funeral Service will begin at 11 AM in the funeral home. Interment New St. Mary’s Cemetery, Bellmawr. Expressions of sympathy www.mccannhealey.com under online obituaries of Baby Colton W.D. Stiteler. Funeral Arrangements and Inquiries may be made through: McCANN-HEALEY FUNERAL HOME: 851 Monmouth Street, Gloucester City, NJ. Ph: 856-456-1142 John J. Gillespie Sr. of West Deptford, formerly of Gloucester City GILLESPIE, John J., Sr. On September 2, 2010, of W. Deptford, formerly of Gloucester. Age 78. Husband of... Read more →

September 2, 2010 Philadelphia, September 1 – Today, Mayor Michael A. Nutter accepted the 21 names the nominating panel selected as candidates for the Board of Property Assessment Appeals. The Mayor will review these names and select seven individuals to eventually serve on the Board, pending City Council confirmation. Under Philadelphia law, the current Board of Revision of Taxes will cease to exist on September 1, 2010 and the Board of Property Assessment Appeals will assume all property tax appeals functions. The separate and independent Office of Property Assessment will assume property tax assessment functions. The nominating panel consists of John McDaniel (Chair) selected by the Housing Association of the Delaware Valley, Tim Roseboro (Vice Chair) selected by City Council President Verna, Jack Malloy selected by the Greater Philadelphia Association of Realtors, David Perlman selected by Building Industry Association of Philadelphia, Joanne Phillips selected by the Philadelphia Bar Association, Michael... Read more →

When: Sunday, September 5, 2010 Time: Between 12:30 PM and 12:45PM Where: 29 Amara Ln Westampton, NJ 08060 Please come out to welcome home Sgt. Stephen Moore Jr. from serving in Iraq. 23 year old Army Sgt. Stephen A Moore is with the 82nd ABN DIV, 1 BCT Bravo 3/319th AFAR. He serves as a Satellite Communications NCO and has been in the Army for 3 years. Stephen has been awarded with 2 ARCOMS and 2 IRAQ CAMPAIGN MEDALS and has just finished his 2nd deployment. Stephen comes from a family with a history of military service. Stephen is married to Michelle. Stephen and Michelle have a daughter: Victoria. Friends, Family, The Warriors Watch, The Yellow Ribbon Club, The Westampton Police and Fire Departments, along with Westampton Township will be on hand to make some noise and welcome home this hero in Rock Star style. Hope to see you there.... Read more →

Gloucester City, New Jersey "Robert Dornbach" Race: White Gender: Male Age: 17 DOB: 9/15/1988 Height: 5’08” Weight: 170 lbs Build: Med Hair: Brown Eyes: Brown Last contact: 11/27/2005 Complexion: Fair Scar - Right Knee Tattoo – Lt Arm: “D Bach”Lt Ankle: Cross NOTE:Robert was last seen Sunday, November 27, 2005, getting pizza. Subject has relatives in the Atlantic City area and is possibly involved in CDS. CLOTHING: Unknown JEWELRY: Silver necklace If you have information on the whereabouts of this individual, please call the Gloucester City Police Dept., at (856) 456-0408 (856) 456-0408 Camden County Sheriff's Missing Persons Unit, at (856) 225-5470 (856) 225-5470 or your local law enforcement agency. __________________ TEAMwww.helpfindthemissing.org via www.helpfindthemissing.org Related articles by Zemanta Gloucester City Police Arrest Two Suspects Following Drug Raid; One of the Men Wanted in Virginia (gloucestercitynews.net) Tips and Snippets: The Big KMart Leaving, Prisoner Story National News, A... Read more →