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68 Priests from SJ Parishes Included in List of Accused Clerics who Sexually Abused Minors

The Diocese of Camden Coat of Arms

 

CAMDEN CITY, NJ (February 15, 2019)(CNBNewsnet)--Earlier this week the Diocese of Camden released the following names of clerics accused of sexually abusing minors:

American Legion Baseball alums Halladay and Mussina to be enshrined in Hall of Fame

Four of the six members of the Baseball Hall of Fame class for 2019 will be former American Legion Baseball players, as Roy Halladay and Mike Mussina were inducted Tuesday by the Baseball Writers' Association of America.

Merry Christmas To All from ClearysNoteBook

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Wishing your Christmas be filled

with peace and love.

Thank you for your support and loyalty

over the past year...

Bill and Connie Cleary Sr.  

 

 

The Force Report Looks at PD's in Gloucester City, Brooklawn,Bellmawr,Mt. Ephraim, Woodbury, Etc

 

The NJ Advance Media Study on Police Force  

 

 

by CNBNews Staff 

NJ Advance Media has released the results of a 16-month investigation into the use of police force by police departments across the state of New Jersey. The study, prepared for NJ.com, revealed little oversight by state officials and no standard practices among local departments the report stated. To obtain the information for the research the news organization filed 506 public records requests (OPRA's) and collected 72,607 use-of-force reports. They covered every municipal police department in NJ along with the State Police. This is the most comprehensive statewide database of police force ever created and made public in the United States according to NJ.com

Candlelight Shopping in Haddonfield Friday Nights

 

FREE PARKING  THROUGH DECEMBER 25.

ENTERTAINMENT LINE UP FOR 2018

Wednesday, 12/5, 7pm
Menorah Lighting @ Library Point

Friday, 12/7

• Carriage Rides, 6-9pm
• Sweet Spot
• Here Comes Treble
• Shades of Harmony
• Cherry Hill Pine Barons Chorus

Friday 12/14

Spiritual Manpower

 

by Peter G. Sánchez

 

The Diocese of Camden

Photo by Michael Walsh
Paging Samuel, with Bill Earley, Paul Israel Forsythe, Alan Trotty, J.D. Hull and Nate Harlow, perform at the Man Up Conference on Nov. 10.

HADDONFIELD — The most powerful moment at the first-of-its-kind Man Up South Jersey conference held here at Paul VI High School on Nov. 10, was an impromptu one, right before lunch.

Kiwanis Family of Clubs Make a Difference

 HADDON HEIGHTS NJ (November 2018)(CNBNewsnet)- Two area Key Clubs joined with the Kiwanis Club of the Haddons to beautify the Little Timber Creek Nature Trail with 100 hours of service on November 3 to celebrate Kiwanis One Day.

Kiwanis Family of Clubs Grows

Receiving their Kiwanis Charter as a Builders Club from Kiwanis Club of the Haddons sponsored youth advisor Harvery Lermack (far right) are faculty advisors (left to right) Jules Farkas, Gail Trocola and club president Leah Wayne. 

 

CHERRY HILL NJ (November 15, 2018)(CNBNewsnet): The first Builders Club in the Cherry Hill School district has been chartered by Kiwanis International this fall.  Rosa International Middle School hosts this service club for middle school students. 

Kiwanis Club Presents Free Dictionaries to Over 130 Cold Springs School Students

 GLOUCESTER CITY, NJ (November 7, 2018)(CNBNewsnet)--Over 130 excited and appreciative third graders and their teachers at Gloucester City's Cold Springs School received personal dictionaries as gifts from the Kiwanis Club of the Haddons.  #KidsNeedKiwanis

Presenting the dictionaries from the Kiwanis Club are Milton Smith, Jack Wilson and Pat Wilson.  Cold Springs School assistant principal Kate Kearney accepted the donation on behalf of the school.

Kiwanis Club Promotes Healthy Diet

Kiwanis members Milton Smith, Ron Ruban, Chapman Vail, Bob Fonash, Kirk Popiolek, Pat Wilson and Jack Wilson, want you to help support the Kiwanis youth programs in Camden County by purchasing delicious Florida citrus.

HADDONFIELD: The USDA Food Pyramid recommends two-to-four servings of fruit for the healthy adult daily diet.   To aid the community in achieving this recommendation, the Kiwanis Club of the Haddons is conducting its annual Citrus Fruit Sale today through November 18, 2018.  Offered this year from Indian River Groves in Vero Beach, Florida, are variety high quality Navel or Hamlin oranges, pink grapefruit, mandarins, and mixed fruit boxes, with prices ranging from $22 to $35.  Please inquire for a full product listing and piece counts.

Freeholders Mark Beginning of Haddon Lake Dell Upgrades; Estimated Cost $2.1 Million

 

(Haddon Heights, NJ) (CNBNewsnet)– The Camden County Freeholder Board will begin a $2.1 million project to upgrade the 83-year-old amphitheater at the Haddon Lake Norcross-McLaughlin Memorial Dell. The venue, home of the county’s Sundown Music Series and other special events, will undergo a total renovation this fall modernizing the stage and seating area.

*Support The Rams Cross Country Team

Grove Street Detour Will be Lifted Midday Monday

(Lindenwold, NJ) –The Grove Street Bridge detour will be lifted on Monday, Oct. 1, and outer lanes on the Cuthbert Boulevard Bridge will continue to be closed until Oct. 15. Both lanes will be opened on Grove Street and the detour along the route will no longer be needed.

*17th Annual Heroes To Hero Memorial 5K Run/ Walk October 13, 2018!

5K Run/Walk — USATF Certified Race to honor three fallen
firefighters — Tom Stewart, III, Chief James Sylvester and
Deputy Chief John West, who gave their lives in the line of duty
trying to save three little girls in a fire in Gloucester City on
July 4, 2002.

SJ Young Democrats honors 18 Candidates at their Seventh Annual Endorsement Party

CHERRY HILL, NJ – Last night the South Jersey Young Democrats hosted their Sixth Annual Endorsement Party, honoring 18 candidates throughout South Jersey 40 and under. These candidates ranged from Township Committee candidates to Congressional candidates. With over 55 Young Democrats in attendance this event, records were set not only for attendance, but for dollars donated as well. Nearly $5,000 was donated to the endorsed candidates.

Camden County GOP Candidates Respond To Lampitt And So-Called South Jersey ‘Leaders’

Why were these so-called leaders silent during the Barclay incident

 CHERRY HILL NJ (September 24, 2018)(CNBNewsnet)– Responding to a statement released by Assemblywoman Pamela Lampitt and “other South Jersey women leaders” Camden County Republican Party candidates for Assembly and Freeholder asked where the outrage was after former Assemblyman Arthur Barclay was arrested after a domestic violence incident, an incident he admitted happened.

 

Camden County Flu Shot Schedule

 

CAMDEN CITY, NJ (September 14, 2018)(CNBNewsnet)--The Camden County Board of Freeholders is proud to announce the 2018 Influenza Immunization Schedule for Camden County Residents. The County offers a number of times and locations throughout the County during the fall.

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Gorshin Trading Post

125 Kings Highway,Haddonfield

Open Daily except Mondays

(856)427-6800

 

HADDONFIELD NJ (September 14, 2018)(CNBNewsnet)--Gorshin Trading Post has become a solid addition to the Haddonfield retail landscape. It features unique selections of men’s and women’s clothing, grooming supplies, moto gear, watches, luggage, gifts and more. An especially suitable place for finding men’s gifts.  A nice, causal place to browse. Owner Mitch Gorshin, and his lovely wife Maria, make a wonderful combination of helpfulness and cordiality. They are very nice people to converse with and dedicated to Haddonfield and its future development. Both Mitch and Maria have extensive business, entertainment and travel experience.

Reading, Writing, and Summer Nights at Saint Rose of Lima Parish

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Written by Matthew Janis

Oh, those summer nights — biking, swimming, roasting marshmallows — oh, and at Saint Rose of Lima Parish in Haddon Heights, reading and writing, too.

For the past 15 years, the parish’s annual Summer Literacy Program has students from kindergarten to eighth grade gathering every Tuesday for reading and writing sessions.

Vaping Is Really Popular in South Jersey. Here’s Why.

  

SOUTH JERSEY (CNBNewsnet)(August 31, 2018)--A few years ago, many believed that vaping would become a one-time trend that would go away as quickly as it came in-style. Fast forward a few years, and vaping is an even bigger hobby and pastime activity than ever before. The industry behind vaping is growing too, and that growth is apparent when you see the wealth of vaping gadgets you can now choose from.

Vaping is particularly popular in South Jersey. Recent studies suggest that more people are taking up vaping as a hobby simply because it is enjoyable. Newer vaporizers and the many flavors of vape juice available today certainly enhance the vaping experience to a new level. There are reasons why vaping is becoming increasingly popular, even today.

Easy to Try

In the early days of vaping, you were stuck with vaporizers designed to look like tobacco cigarettes. The kits didn’t produce that much vapor and the whole experience was more cumbersome than enjoyable. A lot of people didn’t even consider vaping as a hobby because of this.

Today, however, vaping is a trendy thing. Starter kits are designed to be more capable and stylish at the same time. The modern pod system is even more convenient to use, mainly because the devices are compact and very easy to operate.

Choosing a good kit to try is just as easy. Retailers like Blazed Vapes now offer extensive catalogs of starter kits, mods, atomizers, and vape juice flavors to try. You can rely on reviews, articles, forum posts, and YouTube videos to help you pick the right starter kit to buy too.

It’s Affordable

Gloucester Catholic Rams Baseball Camp

 

Gloucester Catholic Rams Baseball Camp

August 27th through August 30th

 POP BARTH FIELD

BROWNING ROAD

BROOKLAWN, NJ 

8:00am -12:00pm.  Cost $150

 Kids turning 12 and up in the fall - incoming freshmen 

Contact Josh Cassidy

for registration or questions  @ josh.cassidy2131@gmail.com

 

 

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CONGRATULATIONS!!!!! GLOUCESTER CATHOLIC BASEBALL STATE CHAMPS

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2018 American Legion World Series awards announced

 

By Jeremy Field

 

Aug 22, 2018

Following the 2018 American Legion World Series, won by Wilmington, Del., Post 1, major awards were announced.

Denise Rohan, national commander of The American Legion, presented the awards on the field at Keeter Stadium in Shelby, N.C., following the nationally televised championship game on ESPNU.

It’s Nevada vs. Delaware for the American Legion World Series title

By Andy Proffet

AUG 21, 2018

 

Watch Tuesday's championship game at 7 p.m. televised live on ESPNU, or online at WatchESPN or the WatchESPN app.

The two finalists in the American Legion World Series both finished second in their respective divisions in pool play.

ALWS Game 13: Delaware punches ticket to final

Wilmington, Del., Post 1's Matt Poma makes it safely to home past Midland, Mich., Berryhill Post 165's Nicholas Dardas to break the 4-4 gridlock in the top of the 10th inning at Veterans Field at Keeter Stadium in Shelby, N.C., on Monday, Aug. 20, 2018, during Game 12 of the 2018 American Legion World Series. Photo by Lucas Carter / The American Legion.

 

By Andy Proffet

 AUG 20, 2018

 

It wasn’t as perfect a victory as Wilmington (Del.) Post 1 would have hoped, but it was a victory nonetheless.

Midland (Mich.) Post 165 spoiled Jack Dubecq’s perfect game in the bottom of the seventh inning Monday, but Wilmington scored what proved to be the winning run in the top of the 10th in a 5-4 semifinal win in the American Legion World Series.

Dawn Watson's Just Sayin': Summer

 

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   GLOUCESTER CITY, NJ (August 20, 2018)--Of all the seasons of the year I dislike summer the most. It wasn’t always so—in my youth I lay on a blanket, tanning my lithe body smeared with baby oil, moving not a muscle unless it was to flip face-down and inhale the ants that were attracted to the lotion.
I wore sundresses, flaunting my almond-colored shoulders and legs, knowing I was the envy of my pale-skinned friends.

   Fast-forward 40 years or so.
   My arms are laden with Solar Lentigines (age spots caused by the sun) and my face looks like a roadmap of bad habits. I’m fat, crabby and self-conscious.
   Since I am no longer lithe I perspire with the slightest exertion; anything above 76 degrees and I’m sitting in front of an air conditioner or on a bench at the mall, where climate control is second only to marketing ploys.

ALWS Game 8: Two days, one big inning help Idaho to victory

PHOTO CREDIT AMERICAN LEGION

Blake Jablonski picks up the second run of the bottom of the third inning on a diving attempt for Meridian, Idaho, Post 113 as they battle Asheboro, N.C., Randolph County Post 45 at Veterans Field at Keeter Stadium in Shelby, N.C., on Saturday, Aug. 18, 2018 during Game 8 of the 2018 American Legion World Series. Photo by Lucas Carter / The American Legion.

 

Photos of Tommy MacAdams' Wiffleball Reunion in Brooklawn

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BROOKLAWN, NJ--The Tommy MacAdams Wiffleball reunion is being played today at the Browning Road baseball field. Come on out and show your support. $20 per player. Mention “Rams” at registration to have half of the fee donated to Gloucester Catholic Baseball! 

PHOTOS BY J. TOWNSEND

2018 American Legion World Series - Day 1

 AUG 17, 2018 /The American Legion World Series

 

 

Jimmy McDermott of Dubueue County, Iowa, Post 137 places his cap over his heart before reciting the code of conduct at Veterans Field at Keeter Stadium in Shelby, N.C., on Thursday, Aug. 16, 2018. Photo by Lucas Carter/The American Legion.

ALWS Game 1: Delaware triumphant in return to American Legion World Series

Wilmington, Del., Post 1 second baseman Michael Cautillo works to gain control of the ball in the top of the sixth in Game 1 of the 2018 American Legion World Series against Dubuque County, Iowa, Post 137 at Veterans Field at Keeter Stadium in Shelby, N.C., on Thursday, Aug. 16, 2018. Photo by Lucas Carter/The American Legion.

 

By Andy Proffet

Shelby, N.C (August 17, 2018)--Austin Colmery acknowledged there was a little bit of pressure when he came to the plate to lead off the bottom of the first inning Thursday in Game 1 of the 2018 American Legion World Series.

American Legion World Series Begins Today

Shelby, N.C. (August 16, 2018)(CNBNewsnet)--The 2018 American Legion World Series (ALWS) in Shelby, N.C., will feature the eight top teams in the nation, all of which will have a chance to play on national television.

Games begin on Thursday, Aug. 16, and run through Championship Tuesday on Aug. 21.

Follow the American Legion World Series on Twitter Facebook and use the hashtag #ALWS18; also follow along here. And the ALWS mobile app makes it easy to follow game coverage. The app, available through the Apple Store and Google Play, will keep baseball fans connected with game schedules, pairings, scores, video highlights, photos and more.

Here is the schedule of events for the 2018 ALWS:

Final eight teams set for the 2018 ALWS

By Jeremy Field/The American Legion

 

Out of over 3,500 teams nationwide, the final eight American Legion Baseball squads have punched their tickets to Shelby, N.C., for the 2018 American Legion World Series (ALWS), Aug. 16-21. They are Braintree, Mass., Post 86; Wilmington, Del., Post 1; Randolph County, N.C., Post 45; Gonzales, La., Post 81; Midland, Mich., Post 165; Dubuque County, Iowa, Post 137; Meridian, Idaho, Post 113; and Las Vegas Post 40. Both Michigan and North Carolina appeared in the 2017 ALWS.

Creativity Lives in Gloucester City

Proprietors Park, King Street and the Delaware River, Gloucester City NJ (photo credit Dawn Watson)

(CNBNewsnet)(GLOUCESTER CITY, NJ)--How many artists, writers, poets, sculptors, jewelry makers, and hand crafters does it take to make a city? A good place to ask that question is right here, in Gloucester City, NJ!

   The Gloucester City Cultural Arts and Heritage Association is planning a gala tenth anniversary celebration of its popular Riverfront Cultural Arts and Music Festival on September 29 at Proprietor's Park!

Follow American Legion Baseball regionals, Aug. 8-12 The American Legion

The field of 64 American Legion Baseball regional teams is set.

At eight regions across the country, teams will compete Aug. 8-12 for a shot at reaching the American Legion World Series in Shelby, N.C., Aug. 16-21.

Some regionals will feature radio and/or video coverage as the tournament goes on for select games. Follow along as well on Twitter, Facebook and here.

American Legion Baseball regional field of 64 set

The American Legion

 

Aug 06, 2018

The field of 64 teams to compete for spots at the American Legion World Series is set. The American Legion World Series runs Aug. 16-21 with games broadcast live on ESPN3.com (Games 1-6) and ESPNU (Games 7 through 15, including semifinals and championship game).

Four teams that reached the 2017 World Series in Shelby, N.C., are among the regional squads.

College Scholarships Awarded by Kiwanis Club

The Kiwanis club of the Haddons salutes their 2018 scholarship winners.  (left to right)  Robert Fonash, Treasurer of the Foundation of the Kiwanis Club of the Haddons, Angelica Oppermann, Abbi Haines, Rachel Lynch, Harvey Lermack, President Kiwanis Club of the Haddons, Dalton Hofmann, Matthew Brahms.  Not present are Aleece Siner, Sara Waldron and Andrew Vail.

 

HADDONFIELD, NJ (August 3, 2018)(CNBNewsnet): Celebrating 95 years of service to the community, the Kiwanis Club of the Haddons presented competitive scholarships to eight local matriculated high school seniors.

Barrington: Kiwanis supports playground rebirth

  Kiwanis Club of the Haddons presents their $5,500 donation to Barrington’s Wish Upon a Star Playground.  (standing, left to right)  Barrington Mayor Robert Klaus, Councilman and Kiwanian Kirk Popiolek; Kiwanians Milton Smith, Ron Ruban, Pat Wilson, Dawn Mutchler, Jack Wilson and Steve Teti; Municipal Clerk and Kiwanian Terry Shannon, and Councilwoman Patti Harris.

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NJ American Legion Baseball July 23 Games

Link to NJ American Legion Baseball Tournament

2018 ELITE 8 POOL PLAY

Information Below is Not Official and May Not be Current

To obtain Official Information on Game Times and Scheduling, Contact Tournament Director

To access a "Live Video Stream" and follow Mercer County League Teams in the State Tournament at Moody Park by using one of the following sources.  WBCB Sports will "Live Steam" the following games:

Major League Baseball honors military during All-Star Week

 

By Jeremy Field

 

Jul 18, 2018--Former American Legion Baseball players were among the game’s greats participating in the 2018 Major League Baseball All-Star Week events in Washington, D.C., MLB showed tremendous support for the military.

Prior to the start of the All-Star Game on July 17, 30 Medal of Honor recipients were honored on the field in front of a sellout crowd and a national television audience. Five of the recipients have notable connections to American Legion Baseball.

NJ American Legion Baseball Playoffs Have Begun

 

New JerseyState Tournament reaches "FINAL EIGHT"

Today, Saturday, July 21, "EIGHT" Teams are competing for the New Jersey State American Legion Baseball Championship. The Tournament will run until Thursday July 26.  The Winner will qualify for the Mid Atlantic, Regional Tournament at Fireman's Field in Purcellville, VA on August 8 - 12.

To follow the "FINAL EIGHT"  game results, click on the below link:

Haddon Township’s Mokoid Tapped to Lead Atlantic City Electric’s Operations Function

 

MAYS LANDING, N.J. (July 12, 2018)(CNBNewsnet) - Atlantic City Electric has named Haddon Township resident William D. “Doug” Mokoid director of Regional Operations. In this position, Mokoid will build on Atlantic City Electric’s efforts to provide safe and reliable service, including the record service reliability achieved in 2017 for the company’s more than 550,000 southern New Jersey energy customers.

American Legion Baseball player leaves game for basic training

SOURCE: The American Legion

Legion Baseball player leaves game for basic training

 

Jul 05, 2018

Conner Hudson has been playing American Legion Baseball for the past three years, knowing many of the players on his team since he was five. This summer was his last season to play as an outfielder for St. Michael American Legion Saints Post 551 in Johnstown, Pa., and it was cut short.

He left Monday, June 25, for basic training in Fort Knox, Ky.

Obituary: Betty L. Gregory, of Voohees age 85

 

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On June 13, 2018. Of Voorhees, formerly of Haddonfield. Born in Philadelphia, she was the daughter of the late William and Eva (Welch) Unger. Betty is survived by her sisters; Freida Turner and Florence Gregory and many nieces and nephews. She was predeceased by her husband, Allan W. Gregory in 2011.

Obituary: William "Bill" Petrina of Haddon Heights

William “Bill” Petrina on June 16, 2018 of Haddon Heights formerly of Camden. Age 86. 

Beloved husband of the late Charlene (nee Federico).  Devoted father of Lora Nurk (Harry), John (Suzanne), and Julie Cammarota (Steve).  Loving grandfather of Lindsey, Michael, Jeffrey, Billy, Salvatore, John Anthony, Stephen and Izzie. Dear brother of Mary Becica, the late Chester Petrina and Virginia Kalabota.  Also survived by many nieces and nephews. 

Giovannina "Jean" Puzzutiello of Haddon Heights; Camden Catholic HS Alumnus Class of 1958

Giovannina "Jean" Puzzutiello

Haddon Heights – On June 12, 2018. Age 78. Loving daughter of the late Francesco and Giovannina Puzzutiello. Beloved sister of Mary McClaine (Roy), Antoinette Matarazzo, Rocchina “Ricky” Zirpoli, Francesco “Frank” Puzzutiello (Phyllis), Costello “Gus” Puzzutiello and the late Angela Rizzo. Also survived by many loving nieces, nephews and friends.

AWESOME ACTIVITIES EVERY KID WILL LOVE

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(CNBNewsnet)(June 14, 2018)--Are your kids spending too much time playing video games, or watching T.V? Turn off the gadgets for a while and try some, or all, of our awesome activities that every kid (and adult) will want to do.

 

Let’s go fly a kite

When was the last time you and your kids flew a kite? If you can’t remember, buy, or make your own kite, and head off somewhere windy for a day of fun. You may not have the right weather for kite flying where you are, but, if you can, get yourself to a beach where the winds are usually superb for flying a kite.

 

Make paper airplanes

How can something so simple be so much fun? Be reminded of the thrill of making the perfect airplane and watching it spin, hover, and fly. The wonderful thing about this activity is that you can enjoy it both indoors and outdoors, so if you are stuck indoors, you can still be entertained. If you have forgotten How To Make A Good Paper Airplane, take a look at Origamiway.com, which offers the definitive guide to assorted paper airplanes.

Deceased City Teen Identified; A New Job for the MV Twin Capes; BlueJean Food Critic News

DECEASED GLOUCESTER CITY TEEN IDENTIFIED—The name of the Gloucester City teen that died in a horrific car crash in Lakewood, NJ last Thursday has been released, according to the Courier Post.

Devine Askew, age 16, of  Mercer Street, was riding in a vehicle that hit a tree after fleeing an attempted traffic stop by a Toms River police officer on June 7, a law enforcement source said yesterday.

Raising taxes on the 41% of New Jerseyans who are "working poor"?

A new report from the United Way included an astounding statistic: 41% of New Jerseyans struggle to afford basic necessities like food, healthcare, transportation and housing. These "working poor" earn too much income to qualify for federal poverty assistance. But some in Trenton want to raise taxes -- including taxes that hit lower income people harder -- instead of reforming government spending.

Gloucester Catholic Awards 117 Diplomas to Class of 2018 Graduates!

 

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BLACKWOOD, NJ -- Gloucester Catholic High School awarded 117 diplomas to members of the Class of
2018 during the 89th Annual Baccalaureate Mass and Commencement Exercises on Thursday, May 31, at Our Lady of Hope, The Church of St. Agnes, in Blackwood, NJ.

 Patrick Glennan, who will attend the University of Pennsylvania, led the processional as Class Valedictorian. Laura Blaston, who will continue her collegiate education at Villanova University, was the Salutatorian.

 Most Reverend Dennis J. Sullivan, Bishop of the Diocese of Camden, served as the Main Celebrant. Monsignor William Hodge, Pastor of Saint Mary's Parish in Gloucester City, and Reverend Kevin J. Mohan, Gloucester Catholic Director of Catholic Identity, were among the Concelebrants.

 Bishop Sullivan and Gloucester Catholic Principal Ed Beckett conferred the diplomas.  Megan McGowan was selected as recipient of the Bishop's Award, presented by Father Mohan.

 

Members of the Class of 2018 are:

Teenagers Hooked on Genes

 

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CNBNews Staff

 

(CNBNewsnet)(May 23, 2018)--While most teenagers are interested in the latest party fashions or other youthful activities, a teenager from South Jersey is making an impact on peoples lives by becoming obsessed with genealogy.

 

Teenager Eric Schubert started dabbling in genealogy when he was just 9 or so, quickly learning he was naturally skilled in the art of find family members. Now in High School, Eric has over a thousand cases completed as well as the usual course load a student can expect.

 

The Boys Business

 

Starting his business two years ago, ES Genealogy, from a desk in his bedroom, Eric has managed to make an amazing impact on hundreds of peoples lives. He has all he needs right in his room to do his investigations, hunting official documents and records to finish unsolved puzzles.

 

Eric has spent some time investigating his own genealogy, tracking his paternal grandmothers birth father, and confirming the relationship via a DNA test. This expanded his own family tree to dozens of new family members.

Police Need Your Help! Can You Identify Haddon Heights Bank Robber?

HADDON HEIGHTS NJ (May 18, 2018)(CNBNewsnet)--The Camden County Prosecutor’s Office and Haddon Heights Police Department are seeking the public’s assistance in identifying a man who robbed a bank today.