STEELER COUNTRY IS NOW HOME TO EAGLES!

PITTSBURGH – Steeler Country is now home to the Eagles! No, not the cross-Commonwealth rival Philadelphia Eagles; a pair of American bald eagles.

\”While bald eagles are not an uncommon sight as they hunt for fish in the Three Rivers area of Pittsburgh, this is the first confirmed nesting pair of bald eagles in Allegheny County,\” said Gary Fujak, Game Commission Wildlife Conservation Officer for western Allegheny County. \”The nest is in Crescent Township, but – in order to protect the nest from disturbances – we are not going to disclose the exact location, and we are working with the landowner to keep the area secure.\”

The Game Commission annually monitors bald eagle nests – both existing and new – to measure nesting population trends and

Stegmuller, a member of the Temple University Athletics Hall of Fame, played badminton, basketball, field hockey and softball during her college career, winning a collegiate championship in badminton while helping the Owls to three undefeated basketball seasons.

\”We are deeply saddened by the loss of an All-America on the playing fields and in life,\” Director of Athletics Bill Bradshaw said. \”Aggie was one of the most recognizable faces of Temple women\’s athletics over the last half century. Her presence will sorely be missed. Our thoughts and prayers go out to her family at this time.\”

Stegmuller, who earned two Temple degrees, received the Conwell Society Award at the University’s annual Conwell Recognition Dinner in 2001. The award recognizes Temple’s most generous and loyal friends and alumni.

An avid supporter of Temple sports, Stegmuller earned her bachelor’s degree in physical education and biological science from Temple in 1945 and her master’s degree in psychology and educational administration in 1948.

Stegmuller endowed a scholarship for kinesiology students and contributed annually to the Owl Club in support of student-athletes.

Additionally, she had served as president of the Women’s Athletic Club, as a member of the Board of Trustees’ Athletic Committee, and on the Board of Directors of the Owl Club. She also had received the Certificate of Honor and the F. Eugene Dixon Jr. Inspiration Award from the University’s General Alumni Association.

Stegmuller served on the Board of Directors in Temple’s College of Education and as a student teaching supervisor.

In June 2000, a \”star\” dressing room was named in her honor at Temple’s Liacouras Center.
A staunch advocate for the advancement of women’s sports, Stegmuller had been involved in education for more than 48 years, serving as a teacher, coach, athletic director and department head at John Bartram High School in Southwest Philadelphia.
While coaching field hockey, gymnastics, lacrosse, tennis, badminton and bowling, she also found time to officiate at the high school, collegiate and international levels—and to serve on the U.S. Olympic Committee.
The Clifton Heights resident had been inducted into the Pennsylvania State Hall of Fame and the Pennsylvania Lacrosse Hall of Fame, and had received honor awards from the American and Pennsylvania Associations for Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance.
She also received the Secher Award for Excellence in Teaching and Leadership.
Active as an official in five sports, Stegmuller volunteered her time as a mentor to new officials and organized international exchange opportunities for Philadelphia high school athletes.
Arrangements will follow.

A bloody battlefield in 1945, Okinawa is the subject of an equally bitter political fight today.

A majority of the prefecture\’s residence want the American military to go else ware.

The U.S. -Japan alliance is almost 50 years old. The treaty terms are simple. The U.S. agrees to defend Japan. Tokyo agrees to be

Distinguished Honors:

Emily Calhoun, Gabrielle Campise, Jade Carson, Jessica Chambers, Maryellen Crain, Samuel Czerski, Alison Guldin, Amy Guldin, Jordan Klingner, Brandon Lanchang, Joshua Pizzillo, Alyssa Marszalek, Matthew Marszalek, Meghan McDonough, Lindsay Musselman, Mackenzie Rapa-Slover, Nicholas Salamone, Michael Snyder, Kelsey Vespe

Honors:

Nicholas Alexander, Timothy Alexander, Michael Arechavala, Emma Ball, Helen Barrett, Ariana Beebe, Jonathan Bell, Christopher Blaylock, Gabrielle Bobo, Courtney Bocchicchio, Michael Bocchicchio, Josiah Bracey, Alexis Brassill, Brittany Brown, Hailey Burns, Kenzie Calhoun, Tyler Capner, Cassidy Chambers, Dominick Cipolone, Kelsey Coan, Mark Colavito, Claire Czerski, Gary Czerski, Gabrielle Crain, David Critch, Laura Danielwicz, James Danielwicz, Emily DiPadova, Angel Dougherty, Holly Fitzgerald, Taylor Gavin, Tiffany Gavin, Erica Gilmore, Stephan Gravenor, Brianna Hamilton, Kirsten Hoffman, Lorianne Johanesen, Julie Johnson, Samuel Keating, Christine Kirk, Valerie LaMarra, Elijah Lapp, Matthew Massey, Emily Massi, Trent Maxwell, Carlie McErlane, Alison McHugh, Drew McMonagle, Amber McNally, Destinee Meeser, Damon Meraz, Paul Milano, Amanda Murphy, Thien Nguyen, Matthew Pallotta, Cole Panek, Madison Panek, Harina Patel, Leyla Ozer, Sevda Ozer, Natalie Price, Jackson Price, Austin Rampolla, Colin Rapa-Slover, Hailey Reed, Madison Riek, Andrew Romano, Mackenzie Seymour, Matthew Sheehan, Gionna Silcox, Casey Spadea, Justin Spadea, John West, Haley Woodington, Samantha Wurtz, Kaitlyn Young.

Commendable:

Victoria Alexander, Gregory Aquilino, Joseph Bocchicchio, Mya Bocchicchio, Matthew Bonamassa, Richard Bonczak, Amber-Rose Broschard, Allen Chase, Anthony Cristino, Taylor Cobert, Nevada DeFord, Michael Dockery, Scott Kasey, Samantha Krieg, Kevin Fennimore, Gardner Fitzpatrick, Lucas Greenwood, Briana Handberry, Connor Immendorf, Kelsey Immendorf, Emily Libetti, Jillian Lynch, Hayley Loughlin, Mark MacGarvey, Samantha McErlane, Victoria Milano, Danielle Nicklas, Zachary Pacetti, Morgan Peterson, Tyler Romano, Sage Rubeo, Alexis Staib, Danielle Stevenson, Georgana Stewart, Matthew Sutton, Paige Stressman, Morgan Zielinski, Gregory Veach, Alexis Venere, Jeanine Welsh, Kaila White, Louis Wittje.

How can you get copies of FBI records on people, groups, and closed cases?

For years, we’ve been steadily adding these files to our Freedom of Information/Privacy Act (FOI/PA) website so you can access them with a click of a mouse. But some records are not available online and require you to make a formal request to the FBI.

This request process has just gotten easier, thanks to a new electronic form and revamped website that we are unveiling today.

GLOUCESTER CITY NJ-Congratulations to the St. Mary boys 4X100 Relay Team for placing 3^rd at The Penn Relay on Friday, April 23, 2010

The 8^th grade boys are: James Burkhardt, Patrick Rafferty, Colin Ward, Nathan Theckston, and Andreas Logothetis.

And James Burkhardt ran a time of 52:63! 

Mrs. Gail Corey, Principal

The team\’s supporters are pictured in the photo below.

In the first photo, left, it seems as though Big Red is checking out the flock of geese floating in the nearby Delaware River. Below the same hawk watching Babe taking his/her photo.

Great photos Babe!

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

The Harlan\’s Hawk (B. j. harlani), often considered a separate species, is treated below in the Taxonomy section.

Albert graduated from Woodbury High School class of 1958. He proudly served our country 5 yrs in the Army National Guard. Albert was a member of 51 years and elected official of Carpenters Local Union 393 of Gloucester City. Albert enjoyed woodworking in his workshop, playing tennis and traveling with his family to Avalon and Hudson Beach, FL.

Relatives and friends are kindly invited to attend his visitation on Thursday morning from 10 AM to 12 noon at The Episcopal Church of the Ascension: 110 South Sussex St., Gloucester City. Mass of Resurrection and Burial Office will be celebrated at 12 noon in the church. Interment Eglington Cemetery, Clarksboro.