Kimberly Glassman, Class of 2000

Kimberly Glassman graduated from Caldwell College in December 2008. Kimberly received her BA in English, certifications in Education and Special Education, and is a Caldwell College Scholar. She is currently teaching at Pemberton Twp. High School.

Krista Glassman, Class of 2002

Krista is a junior at St. John’s University and received the Saint Thomas More Award for Forming Christian Conscious.

Congratulation to both Saint Mary’s Graduates! Keep up the good work!

Gail Corey

Principal

Dear Mr. Cleary,

 My name is Jenny I have lived in Gloucester City for 10 years. When I first moved here I thought this was the cutest town. The people are nice everyone said good morning, how are you today. Now my 13- year- old son comes home from being out on this nice day and he tells me about the kids on the streets and at the parks. There are kids that are just taking over the city; it’s pretty bad when he\’s telling me he doesn’t want to walk around with his cell phone or I-pod because he is in fear.
\”These kids\” may try to take it from him. Just today he came home and was telling me about the gangs that are going on in this town, this is really sad. He said that the cops can’t or won’t even do anything to help them. He has friends that have been victims of these so called gangs. This to me is pretty sad I know that Gloucester City isn\’t the only town with these problems and I\’m sure your aware of what is going on; I just need to vent a little to you on this maybe you can write up a story. Thank you, Jenny

I grew up in Gloucester City and have lived here for 64 years. And although the city has its problems like so many other small towns I wouldn’t want to live any place else. After reading Jenny’s email several times I was naturally concerned. Do we actually have gangs roaming the streets of our City beating up on kids stealing their cell phones and I-Pods?

• Includes a history of the Dominican Sisters, the School, and a lithograph from 1865 showing the very first school building.

Front Page headlines:

• Paul Kain Defends Himself In Public Against Charges By Mayor William James

• Large Turnout Of Union Members Forces City Council To Change Venue

• Gloucester City Police Seek Information About Carjacking

• Sacred Heart Church Will Celebrate 70^th Anniversary

• Gloucester City Cultural Arts And Heritage Society Will Display Student Art Work

• Gloucester City Library Offers Wii Write Program

• Dog House Shuts Down Highland, Wins English Dart Championship

I was reminded of the recent contract fight that our Local, USW 10-1, went though with our employer, Sunoco, Inc. Our Grievance & Negotiating Committee was confronted at the bargaining table with threats of layoffs (211 proposed in total), wage reductions (by as much as 30%) and various other givebacks in benefits, with an overall reduction in our safety.

The Board of Game Commissioners gave final approval to a slate of deer seasons for the 2009-10 seasons that retains all of the opportunities provided in the past to address the goals of the agency’s deer management plan. The only significant change was the Board’s vote to extend the late flintlock season for Wildlife Management Units (WMUs) 2B, 5C and 5D to run from Dec. 26 to Jan. 23.

Hunters in WMUs 2D, 2G, 3C and 4B will again have a five-day, antlered deer only season starting the Monday after Thanksgiving, followed immediately by seven days of concurrent, antlered and antlerless deer hunting. The proposed package retains the two-week (12-day) concurrent, antlered and antlerless season in the remaining 18 WMUs.