Roger was a U.S. Navy Korean War Veteran, receiving a purple heart. Life member of the Brooklawn Vol. Fire Department, member of the On February 7, 2010. Age 78. Of null. Loving husband of 47 years to Shirley E. (nee Irwin) Loving father of George (Joyce) Harrum, Joan (late Thomas) Cuomo, John (Ani) Harrum, Judy Harrum and Nancy (Paul) Shrader. Loving grandfather of 12 and great-grandfather of 10. Dear brother of Carol Utts.

VEHICLES WILL BE TICKETED AND REMOVED AT THE OWNERS EXPENSE.

ALL RESIDENTS ARE REQUIRED TO HAVE THEIR SIDEWALKS CLEAN OF SNOW WITHIN 24 HOURS(BOROUGH ORDINANCE), AFTER THE SNOW HAS STOPPED. DO NOT REMOVE SNOW FROM YOUR SIDEWALK INTO THE ROAD WAY (STATE STATUTE).

ALSO, THE TRASH COLLECTION ON WEDNESDAY HAS BEEN CANCELLED. ALL TRASH WILL BE PICKED UP ON FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 12.

Photo and caption by Jack Heath

I would also like to remind you to remove any snow from the roof of your vehicle prior to leaving your house. This is a new law that took effect this year due to the many injuries from blowing ice and snow from the roof of vehicles. We are asking everyone to refrain from throwing the snow back into the streets, this causes major ruts and could potentially cause an accident. Finally, please refrain from driving unless it is an emergency because we need to keep the streets clear so that the city plows can clear the streets more efficiently.

Thank You
George J. Berglund Jr.
Chief of Police
Gloucester City Police Department
313 Monmouth St.
Gloucester City, New Jersey 08030
Office 856-456-0408
Fax 856-456-3651

to introduce legislation in the 2010 Maryland General Assembly to ban the so-called \”leghold\” and body-gripping traps in Montgomery County. The Delegation will soon vote to advance its bill, MC 16-10 to the full General Assembly.

The Maryland Fur Trappers, Inc. (MFTI), the umbrella organization for the state’s practitioners of fur trapping and animal control, is seeking support in opposing the legislative threat to their livelihoods and to public safety. MFTI’s message is that if the legislation is passed in one jurisdiction, others could follow the precedent. If trapping were to be restricted, it could pave the way to increased animal/human conflicts, danger to livestock and affect the cultural diversity that is the cornerstone of Maryland’s foundation. MFTI wants the public to know that the positive role of trapping is beneficial to the environment and to the sustainability of many species of wildlife.

MFTI President, Ron Leggett, said, \”It’s easy for opponents of fur trapping to advance an emotional plea against the practice. The benefits of fur trapping are misunderstood by many in the modern age. Most Marylanders are unaware of the protections afforded to them by trappers and wildlife control agents.\” Leggett also stated, \”Detractors refuse to consider the facts about trapping and its methods and wage unrelenting campaigns using \”compassionate\” messages, with no real proof to back up their claims, to garner support from the uninformed majority of urbanized citizens.\”

ü QUICK FACT: Nearly 8000 Individual Furbearer Permits and 300 Wildlife Damage Control Operator Permits are issued in Maryland annually.

By Bill Cleary

Can you believe \”The Woo\” , once the terror of Gloucester City, spending his afternoon with other seniors playing charades.