With its slogan \”The next best thing to being there,\” Internet webcasting company Youth Sports Live (YSL) Broadcasting Network, has agreed to provide on-line video coverage of many games at all five Little League Baseball Region Tournaments in the United States, several non-game events at the annual Little League Baseball World Series in South Williamsport, Pa., Aug. 21-30, and most games from several other World Series Tournaments in baseball and softball. The only games not being webcast are those covered by previous agreements with ESPN.

This agreement makes Youth Sports Live the official webcasting partner of Little League Baseball and Softball, and will provide webcasting services for local league play, as well as all-star tournaments.

\”Having the Little League games available for people to experience and enjoy over the internet is the latest step in our efforts to broaden our program’s exposure,\” Stephen D. Keener, President and Chief Executive Officer of Little League Baseball and Softball, said. \”It’s wonderful to have the chance to highlight other aspects of our World Series events, but more importantly this relationship with Youth Sports

Gloria is a graduate of Gloucester City High School, Class of 1966.

In her spare time, Ritchie enjoys reading, writing, and traveling. However, what she enjoys the most is spending time with her children and grandchildren.

John is the grandson of Ernest Ritchie who was mayor of Gloucester City many years ago.

What else is new?

The banner headlines about the arrest of the 44 suspects made the front page of newspapers around the world. Most New Jersey residents are no longer shocked by this type of embarrassing news. A month doesn’t go by without reading about a local or state legislator being hauled off to jail for some kind of crime.

This past Friday former State Senator Wayne Bryant (Democrat, District 5) appeared in U.S. District Court in Camden to hear his sentence. In 2008 a jury found the 61-year-old Lawnside resident guilty of 12 corruption charges.

One day Bill didn\’t show up. Sam didn\’t think much about it and figured maybe he had a cold or something. 

But after Bill hadn\’t shown up for a week or so, Sam really got worried. However, since the only time they ever got together was at the park, Sam didn\’t know where Bill lived, so he was unable to find out what had happened to him. 

A month had passed, and Sam figured he had seen the last of Bill. But one day,Sam approached the park and — lo and behold! — there sat Bill! Sam was very excited and happy to see him and told him so. Then he said, \’For crying out loud Bill, what in the world happened to you?\’ 

Bill replied, \’I\’ve been in jail.\’ 

\’Jail?\’ cried Sam. \’What in the world for?\’ 

\’Well,\’ Bill said, \’you know Mary, that cute little blonde waitress at the coffee shop where I sometime go?\’ 

\’Yeah,\’ said Sam, \’I remember her. What about her?\’ 

\’Well, one day she filed rape charges against me; and, at 89 years old, I was so proud that when I got into court I pled \’guilty.\’ 

\’The damn judge gave me 30 days for perjury.\’

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Cleveland\’s comrades say it is her ability to consistently help people — not the drama — that drives the Williamsport, Pa., native to excel at her job.
Cleveland graduated from high school in 2007 at 17 and immediately took on basic combat training and combat medical school. 

\”I really wanted to go into the medical field and wasn\’t sure how I was going to do it,\” she said. \”A recruiter was able to get me into the health care field and give me a $20,000 bonus on top of it.\”
Cleveland was 18 when her six months of rigorous medical training began. She admits being a bit nervous. \”It was the longest time I had ever been away from my family,\” she said. \”I don\’t know if I could have graduated if it had not been for a few older friends I had made who shared their previous experiences with me.\” 

Back row (left to right): John Carney, James McIntyre, Charles Richter, John E. McCann. Second row- John Henry, unknown, T. Ellis Robb, Vincent D. Costello, Patrick O’Sullivan, Timothy J. Calnon. Third row- Louis A. Kelly, Edward Danella, Robert Simmons, George Peel, Edward Walker, Patrick McCann. Bottom row- Jack Nash, Thomas Flynn, John Danella, Thomas Dorris, Patrick McCullough, Mark McCann. Standing (left to right) John P. Bernard, Captain; Dr. James L. Hughes.

(news clipping submitted by Joe O’Donnell)

HOW DID JEFFERSON KNOW?????? Especially read the last quote from 1802. 

• When we get piled upon one another in large cities, as in Europe, we shall become as corrupt as Europe . ..Thomas Jefferson

• The democracy will cease to exist when you take away from those who are willing to work and give to those who would not…Thomas Jefferson 

• It is incumbent on every generation to pay its own debts as it goes. A principle which if acted on would save one-half the wars of the world. ..Thomas Jefferson
  

• I predict future happiness for Americans if they can prevent the government from wasting the labors of the people under the pretense oftaking care of them…Thomas Jefferson

• My reading of history convinces me that most bad government results from too much government…Thomas Jefferson

• No free man shall ever be debarred the use of arms… Thomas Jefferson

• The strongest reason for the people to retain the right to keep and bear arms is, as a last resort, to protect themselves against tyranny in government. ..Thomas Jefferson

• The tree of liberty must be refreshed from time to time with the blood of patriots and tyrants…Thomas Jefferson

• To compel a man to subsidize with his taxes the propagation of ideas which he disbelieves and abhors is sinful and tyrannical…Thomas Jefferson