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It\’s not clear why 17-year-old Billey Joe Johnson was stopped in Lucedale, but authorities say the junior tailback shot himself with a shotgun after the deputy walked back to the patrol car to run a license check. A shotgun was lying on the victim,\” according to a statement from the George County Sheriff\’s Department. Authorities would not immediately say whether they believed the shooting was a suicide or an accident.

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The Pleasantville Business Center will be comprised of eight buildings of different sizes on an 8-acre lot on New Road between Cresson Avenue and the city’s border with Northfield. \”We felt that even with the current economic climate, the current incentives offered by the UEZ meant that this project could succeed,\” said Simon, of J & M Land Co. Simon said the Pleasantville Urban Enterprise Zone’s marketing programs and 3 percent loan program combine to give new businesses the advantages they need to compete.

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Soon after the mad dash around the playground, Bigos called Steve Antonucci, the coach at Middletown (N.J.) South high and told him about this kid who couldn\’t be caught. Five years later, after his final game for Middletown, Moreno had led his school to three straight state championships and rushed for 6,268 yards, the second most career rushing yards in New Jersey high school history. What\’s more, he set school track records in the 100 meters, the long jump and the triple jump.

The South Jersey Port Corporation has in its infinite wisdom decided that the Department of Homeland Security, The US Government TSA, The United States Coast guard and multiple other federal, county and state security and law enforcement groups don’t have the right to protect American Citizens.

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BLOOMSBURG-Bloomsburg University junior corner back Jesse Cooper (Sewell, NJ/Washington Township) has been named the Division II Player of the Year by the Touchdown Club of Southern New Jersey.

Mary Bray Elementary School Mount Ephraim

4th Grade – Mrs. Caton

Mary Bray Elementary School Mount Ephraim

4th Grade – Mrs. McCloskey

The fourth graders at Mary Bray School made Thanksgiving napkin holders for the John West Senior Housing Complex residents located on Kings Highway, Mt. Ephraim.

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The proposed Methadone Clinic to be built near the border of Gloucester City and Camden City has moved a step-closer to becoming a reality. Mayor Bill James and City Council have spoken out against the clinic for the past two years. They are worried about the 600 drug addicts that will be treated daily at the Clinic spilling over into the community.

Mr. Earle R. Nazar, a life long resident of Gloucester City, passed away on December 10, 2008, at the age of 89. Mr. Nazar was the beloved husband of Velma E. (nee Ewert) and is also survived by his loving friends Harvey and Debbie Garrison and several dear cousins.

Earle was an accomplished artist who started drawing during grammar school and continued through High School winning a number of awards. He utilized his artistic abilities while serving his Country in the Army during WW II. While serving in China Mr. Nazar received a Bronze Star for his work designing original charts and training aids used in the instruction of the Chinese Army in using American military equipment. He also drew many cartoons that were used in both the military and civilian newspapers. After the war he attended the Philadelphia College of Art, where he major in illustration. He started working for RCA in 1954 as a layout artist, and retired as Manager of Art Services. During his tenure at RCA, Mr. Nazar started experimenting with the medium of textured acoustical tiles and watercolors and created a series of paintings that were displayed throughout the RCA Bldg. in Cherry Hill.

Relatives and friends are invited to meet Saturday morning from 9:30 to 11:00 AM at Trinity United Methodist Church 8^th and Division St.s, Gloucester City. Funeral services will be held 11:00am at the Church. Entombment Harleigh Cemetery, Camden will follow. There will be no evening viewing.

In lieu of flowers the family has requested memorial donations in Mr. Nazar’s name be made to Trinity United Methodist Church at the above address. Funeral services entrusted to the ETHERINGTON-CRERAN FUNERAL HOME, GLOUCESTER CITY, NJ. www.etheringtonfh.com