Thomas F. Gaughan Jr., of Mt. Ephraim, Loyal Order of the Moose member

GAUGHAN

Thomas F., Jr.

On September 3, 2009. Age 72. Of Mount Ephraim. Born and raised in Pennsauken. Loving wife of 23 years to Dawn Weily. Loving father of Eugene Weiley and Melissa Gaughan. Dear brother of Marianne Gallo and Robert (Laura) Gaughan. Predeceased by his loving parents Thomas F. and Margaret M. Gaughan, Sr. (nee Tice). Thomas was a graduate of Pennsauken High School. He was a member of the Loyal Order of the Moose in Gloucester City. Thomas enjoyed camping with his family.

Relatives and friends are kindly invited to attend his visitation on Saturday morning, September 12 from 10 am to 11 am in Saint Mary’s R.C. Church: 426 Monmouth Street, Gloucester City. Memorial Mass 11 am in the church. Cremation will be held privately. Expressions of sympathy www.mccannhealey.com under online obituaries of Thomas F. Gaughan, Jr. Arrangements and Inquiries may be made through: McCANN-HEALEY FUNERAL HOME: 851 Monmouth Street, Gloucester City, NJ. Ph: 856-456-1142

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Atlantic City Councilman Marty Small Indicted

TRENTON – Attorney General Anne Milgram announced that Atlantic City Councilman Marty Small and 13 individuals who worked on his unsuccessful 2009 mayoral campaign were indicted today on charges they conspired to commit election fraud during the June Democratic primary through a variety of schemes involving messenger absentee ballots.

According to Director Deborah L. Gramiccioni, the Division of Criminal Justice obtained a 10-count state grand jury indictment charging Councilman Small, who is also director of after-school activities for the Atlantic City School Board, and 13 campaign workers and operatives. Each defendant is charged with conspiracy (2nd degree), four counts of election fraud (2nd degree), absentee ballot fraud (3rd degree), tampering with public records (3rd degree), falsifying records (4th degree) and forgery (4th degree). Four defendants are also charged with hindering apprehension or prosecution (3rd degree).

The second-degree charges of conspiracy and election fraud carry a maximum sentence of 10 years in state prison. The charges stem from an ongoing investigation led by the Division of Criminal Justice Corruption Bureau and the State Police Official Corruption Bureau South Unit.
\”Councilman Small and his co-defendants are charged with seeking to corrupt the election process,\” said Attorney General Milgram. \”We charge that they disenfranchised voters by destroying messenger ballots that were voted for Small’s opponents and submitting ballots as votes for Small from people who never received them. This conduct is a violation of the fundamental right to vote and the right of the electorate to have their vote counted.\”

The indictment alleges that Small and the other defendants conspired to commit election fraud through the following schemes, among others:

via www.nj.gov

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Re: Camden/Glassboro Rail Proposal, DRPA is Fudging Data

$\"6a00d8341bf7d953ef011571942740970b-120wi\"$ I promise this is the final version of \”Talking Points\” for the promised DRPA public meeting for Wenonah citizens during July. I am now told the meeting has been cancelled and no future meeting date has been suggested. However before setting this matter aside I do want offer my belief that the DRPA has deliberately provided wrong and misleading information about the current proposal.

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HAPPY TO REPORT…

BILL\’S POINT OF VIEW

BY BILL CLEARY

GLOUCESTER CITY-H $\"Lane%20002\"$ appy to report the overgrown bushes and weeds that were a hinder to pedestrians walking on the sidewalk in front of 2 East Thompson Avenue were cut sometime on Thursday (Sept. 3). On August 30 I wrote an article about the condition of this property. It appears my effort paid off.

DATE OF PHOTO September 3, 2009

Although the grass and weeds have been cut and the bushes trimmed I still feel the bushes are too high. The reason, besides appearance, is because the six foot plus high bushes block the view of oncoming traffic approaching the intersection of Lane and Thompson Avenues from Kohler Street. It is encouraging to note that on the same day (Sept. 3) the landlord of a nearby properties was finally cutting the grass and weeds on his site.

And the owner of the $\"P1050082\"$ vacant Lane Avenue home that had been surrounded by tall weeds since June was finally clearing his property of the debris. Plus he removed the overflow dumpsters piled high with trash from the side of the empty bungalow.

DATE OF PHOTO: August 27, 2009

Why does anyone have to complain in the first place. A little pride in the appearance of your property goes a long way in dressing up a neighborhood…and a community.
Related: Neighborhood Blight

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IBDeditorials.com — Could The Feds Seize The Internet?

$\"Big-brother-poster\"$ Senate Bill 773 would grant the administration emergency powers (where have we heard that before?) in the event of a cyberemergency that the president would have the power to define and declare.

Wait a minute. Didn\’t the left recently weep and gnash its teeth over President George W. Bush\’s wireless surveillance of communications between real, live terrorists who want to kill us and their American contacts? Would Congress have given Bush such a sweeping power?

Have we already forgotten the administration wanting Americans to spy on their neighbors and report \”fishy\” communications opposing health care to [email protected]? Didn\’t oodles of our e-mail addresses wind up in the White House from which then came unsolicited e-mails supporting ObamaCare?

via www.ibdeditorials.com

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