A former US Attorney for Delaware, Joe submitted a letter of resignation to President Barack Obama and plans to return to private practice upon leaving the bench. Before his appointment as a federal judge, Joe had also been an assistant state public defender, a county attorney for New Castle County and Chief Deputy Attorney General for Delaware from 1979 to 1981.

Farnan received his juris doctor from The University of Toledo College of Law in 1970. While at Toledo, he served as an editor of The University of Toledo Law Review and was awarded the alumni scholarship in recognition of academic achievement.

After graduating from UT, Farnan moved to Delaware and served as dean of students

2. All idiots, after reading the first truth, will try it.

3. And discover that the first truth is a lie and feel superior because they can do it.

5. You soon will forward this to another idiot.

6. There\’s still a stupid smile on your face.

I apologize about this.
I\’m an idiot and I needed company …

submitted by George F. Cleary Jr.

• NFL Professional Football Player Visits Cold Springs; Urges Students To Eat Well, Exercise

• City Of Gloucester City Hands Out 15 Pink Slips

• Mount Ephraim ‘Exceptional’ Student Brandon Langchang To Attend Dialogue Program

• City Resident Concerned That Ground Hogs Are Digging Into Asbestos

• Westville Students Take Office During Borough Council Meeting

Also, Features On Three Local Business, Sponsored By The Gloucester City UEZ

Philadelphia: Tasty Baking Company is in the process of relocating its Philadelphia operations to facilities at The Navy Yard, a commercial and industrial development center in Philadelphia. The Navy Yard will be home to a newly constructed, state-of-the-art Tastykake bakery and a \”green\” corporate headquarters, representing a milestone in the company’s history.

Corporate Office

The HQ move has happened! The finishing touches for the building and workspaces came together smoothly. Paint, carpet, lighting fixtures, entryway tile, furniture, and the marathon pack-up were all done earlier last month. The office staff is now working away in their new space.

Bakery

Things are getting very busy down at the new bakery. The storage racking installation is nearing completion and has filled the raw and packaging material rooms, refrigerated and freezer spaces, as well as the Distribution Center with orange and blue. Power has been connected and other utilities are in progress. The equipment startup testing phase is officially underway, which will be followed by line commissioning. The office spaces are now furnished and ready for TBC to take initial occupancy of the building in October. New production schedules and processes are under development.

CNB Note: Every once in a while we check on our sister city in Massachusetts to see how they are doing. Just like the City of Gloucester NJ they too are dealing with financial problems. Below is a budget message from Mayor Carolyn Kirk, Mayor of the City of Gloucester City, MA

May 15, 2010

The Mayor\’s Desk Carolyn Kirk

The administration has presented for City Council review and approval the proposed annual city budget for fiscal 2011, which begins on July 1, 2010 and runs through June 30, 2011.

We are seeing a rebound in city service levels due to three factors:

Acting Chairwoman Vreeland reported that Rockport Game Farm has had three pheasant hatches to date and that construction of new brooder facilities and other improvements are proceeding. .
Director Chanda reported that staff is prepared for the hearing on the bear policy scheduled for the evening.

Deer Project Leader Kandoth presented results from the 2009-10 deer seasons. A total of 52,372 deer were taken in 2009 compared to 53,258 in 2008. The antlered buck kill increased by 3.5% and the antlerless kill decreased by 4.4%. Regulation changes made last year provided the desired result. The antlerless harvest for zones in regulation set \”0\” was reduced by 49.6% (1,132 to 570). The antlered buck

She is also survived by her dear friends Dot Richmond and her dog Holly and Wayne Peters. Barbara was an Alumnus of Gloucester Catholic High School (1958) and has participated in many activities around Gloucester over the years. She was also a former employee of the Chrysler Financial Corporation located in Marlton.

Funeral services and interment were private at the request of her family and were entrusted to the ETHERINGTON-CRERAN FUNERAL HOME, GLOUCESTER CITY, NJ. www.etheringtonfh.com.