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It takes desire, teamwork, and great leadership to become a champ.  We should all be very proud of the GHS Girls Softball Team and the GCHS Baseball team, who both won the state championship.  Congratulations go to GHS, Megan Light Mason, Coach of the Year!  “The Harder you Work, the luckier you Get”.

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

Although our local elected officials aren’t on the athletic field, they are in charge of the different departments that provide services to our citizens.  The quality of these services relates to whether they consider themselves champs by taking pride in their jobs.  We can all learn to do our jobs as city workers and citizens by living up to the high standards set by these two championship teams.  Champions have one thing in common…they all give that extra effort in order to become number one.

You can’t control things on a national level or state level, but you can control things on a local level by getting involved—make things better.

How can we citizens bring pride to our community—get involved….bring back the pride to our community by volunteering!

BOB BEVAN

Former Gloucester City Mayor, INDEPENDENT