GLOUCESTER CITY NJ-An estimated crowd of 300 people, mostly local and out of town firefighters, their family members and their supporters, packed the Gloucester City Community Hall, on Nicholson Road Thursday night (May 27, 2010) to voice their opposition to a proposed cutback in the local fire department. If there were any people who favored the reduction in force in lieu of raising taxes they soon disappeared or sat very quietly.

This is one of several video clips that I took at the meeting. Sorry the quality of the film is so distorted, but the audio comes across real clear. Video 9 is the last of the clips. They will be removed from the current page over the next couple of days and filed in the following categories for future reference…City of Gloucester City,  Fire, Film, Gloucester City NEWS.~Bill Cleary

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By CNB News

The Verga World War II monument that disappeared some years ago when the intersection of Crown Point road and Hessian avenue was expanded has been re-created after a culmination of efforts led by Bob Jonas and members of the Verga VFW. Support was garnered by West Deptford Township officials. The project was spearheaded by Jeep MacAdams, formerly of Brooklawn NJ, who had become outraged when no one could produce the original monument that stood since 1941.

When Dogs ‘Hate’ Other Dogs

  During the first 16 weeks of life dogs learn to get along with other dogs. In a perfect world they observe their litter-mates for about eight weeks and are then adopted by a knowledgeable human who socializes them with lots of other dogs and humans. Unfortunately, this is not a perfect world.

The mall hosts the Elmwood Park Zoo’s \”Armored Lives\” exhibit June 9, ‘Startin’ School In Style’ Fashion show on June 12 and a Sports Card & Collectibles Show June 25-27.

PLYMOUTH MEETING, Pa. May 26, 2010 – This June Plymouth Meeting Mall will be hosting three free, fantastic events for the community. Get up close to a few zoo animals from Elmwood Park Zoo when they take a day off June 9 to go to the mall. Then, do not miss the ‘Startin’ School in Style\” Summer Fashion Show on June 12 to brush up on what’s hot for the summer and donate some new or gently worn clothing to underprivileged teenage girls. Finally, end the month at the Sports Card and Collectibles Show June 25-27 and check out merchandise signed by your favorite player or their bobble-head look-alike.

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On May 25, 2010. Age 79. Of Voorhees. Loving daughter of the late William Messler and Florence (nee Washer). Beloved Sister of Evelyn Messler and Dorothy Messler. Survived and cared for by her cherished friends and staff of the Judith B. Flicker Residences at Voorhees. Beatrice loved her friends and worked at the Burlington County Occupational Training Center in Mount Holly. Relatives and friends are kindly invited to attend her viewing on Wednesday from 9:30 to 10 am at Holy Maternity R.C. Church: 431 West Nicholson Road, Audubon. Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated 10 am in the church. Interment Land of Canaan Cemetery, Elk Towsnhip. There will be no evening viewing and no viewing at the funeral home. Expressions of sympathy can be e-mailed to www.mccannhealey.com under online obituaries of Beatrice Messler.

GLOUCESTER CITY NJ-An estimated crowd of 300 people, mostly local and out of town firefighters, their family members and their supporters, packed the Gloucester City Community Hall, on Nicholson Road Thursday night (May 27, 2010) to voice their opposition to a proposed cutback in the local fire department. If there were any people who favored the reduction in force in lieu of raising taxes they soon disappeared or sat very quietly.

This is one of several video clips that I took at the meeting. Sorry the quality of the film is so distorted, but the audio comes across real clear. The 9 videos will be removed from the current page Video 9 is the last of the clips. They will be removed from the current page over the next couple of days and filed in the following categories for future reference…City of Gloucester City,  Fire, Film, Gloucester City NEWS.~Bill Cleary

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By Communications Division
SOUTH WILLIAMSPORT, Pa.
May 24, 2010

Little League’s Peter J. McGovern Museum will be one of many museums across the county offering free admission to all active duty military personnel and their families this summer as part of an initiative by Blue Star Museums. More than 600 museums are taking part in the initiative that will run from Memorial Day to Labor Day.

Blue Star Museums, a partnership with the National Endowment for the Arts, Blue Star Families, and the participating museums announced the program today. Museums in all 50 states and the District of Columbia have joined forces with Blue Star Museums to make this offer. The complete list of participating Blue Star Museums is available at www.arts.gov/bluestarmuseums.