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His devotion to passing on knowledge to help others better themselves was evident in his everyday life, from his career as a superintendent to his seasonal hobbies, skiing and sailing.

Mr. Howlett was \”a teacher at heart,\” said his wife, Cheri.

While completing his doctorate in education at Temple University, Mr. Howlett was hired in 1975 as principal and superintendent of Alice Costello Elementary School, the only school in the Brooklawn district.

He quickly became known for smart leadership in managing the district\’s budget and for working hard on teachers\’ contracts, former School Board President Kathleen Maass said.

Mr. Howlett\’s down-to-earth personality allowed him to be strict on policies and have a take-charge attitude that people could appreciate, Maass said.

\”He trained the school board secretaries himself, and there were quite a few of them,\” she said.

As superintendent, he developed special-education and child-study team services, and implemented a program for gifted and talented students.

A technology geek for most of his life – he owned a video camera and an early cell phone – Mr. Howlett planned, installed, and maintained the school\’s computers and computer lab.

His last major project before retiring in 1999 was renovation of the school, which had been built in the 1920s.

Leonard Kaiser, 61, and Barbara Kaiser, 60, both of North Arlington, each pleaded guilty on January 21, 2010, to an Information charging them with attempting to evade income tax due on over $28,000 in unreported income that they took from the campaign account of Leonard Kaiser. The defendants entered their guilty pleas before United States District Judge Dennis M. Cavanaugh, who also imposed today’s sentence in Newark federal court.

According to the Information filed in this case and statements made in court:

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Neall was a resident of Gloucester City for 47 years. He was a volunteer Fireman for Gloucester City Fire Department Station # 4 in Gloucester Heights for 20 years. Neall was a former member of the Gloucester City Planning Board. He worked as a Plant Manager for the White Oak Ice Company in New Holland, PA before his retirement.

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The largest capital improvement project ever undertaken by the DRPA has received the approval of the Board of Commissioners who govern the bi-state agency. The board approved two contracts totaling $139,774,286.67 to both redeck the Walt Whitman Bridge and monitor construction of the project. A $128,085.778.00 construction contract was awarded to the American Bridge Company of Coraopolis, Pennsylvania. An $11,688,508.67 construction monitoring contract was awarded to the joint