In addition, your use of the term \”uneducated cretin\” is a redundant statement.

As Mr. Countryman stated in his response, I too feel this statement was uncalled for and unusually harsh. Perhaps Mr. Grello should seek an English tutor for himself.

Publisher Countryman was correct in stating that there are no problems, only solutions. Remember the old adage, \”He who lives in glass houses shouldn’t throw stones.\”

Wendy Ann Gorman-Webb, Collingswood

source Gloucester City News

\”It’s time for South Jersey voters to elect someone who is more interested in representing their interests than taxing their paychecks,\” added Glading. \”I pledge to provide that representation every single day I’m blessed to serve the First District in Congress.\”

Superintendent Annette Castiglione opened the meeting by announcing the state had cut more than $138,700 in aid, adding that school districts are not likely to get June payments totaling $860,000 either.

Board President Jody Mangus and the superintendent thanked everyone for attending.

The Superintendent said the meeting was mandated by law, to be held once per year, and that the District just got the budget numbers on March 17.

She also said school districts have no control over the budget numbers once they are

A true patriot, Tony was a man who was committed to his community and to his country. Born in Hammonton, he was a 1957 graduate of Woodrow Wilson High, Camden. Tony proudly served during the Vietnam War in the US Army. He was then redeployed as a civilian Helicopter Mechanic with Boeing Vertol. Memberships with the American Legion Post #72 , where he was past commander; and the VFW Post #3620 were sources of great camaraderie and friendship for Tony. Prior to retirement in 2002, Tony was employed as a helicopter crew chief with Boeing Helicopter, Ridley Township for 26 years. He was a member of UAW Local 1069, Essington, PA. Tony loved playing golf and was a familiar face at the Brooklawn Dunkin Donuts.

He is the loving brother of Dominic, Marge (Chuck) Storey, Ronald and the late Norman and special uncle to many nieces and nephews.

Funeral arrangements were under the direction of the McGuinness Funeral Home, 34 Hunter St., Woodbury. Interment Greenmount Cemetery, Hammonton.