Mayors March on Trenton in Support of Gov.’s 2.5 Reform Agenda

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Independent Candidate Nick Schultz Will Challenge Mayor James in November

By Albert J. Countryman Jr.

Although Gloucester City Democrats ran unopposed in the Primary, they will face opposition in the General Election.

The same is true in Bellmawr, although Republicans did not put up a slate in either municipality.

Independent candidates filed to run in the November Election in both towns.

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Alice Costello School Class of 2010 Commencement

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Walter John Zdon Sr., formerly of Gloucester Heights, Served in US Army and MD National Guard

\"rosary\" On June 4, 2010, Walter John Zdon, Sr., of Churchville, MD, formerly from Gloucester Heights, passed away peacefully at his home under hospice care with his loving wife Mady at his side.

He was born May 12, 1940 in Camden, to the late Michael and Theresa Zdon.

He was a devoted husband of 47 years to his wife Madeline. Loving father to his four children and their families: Walter J. Zdon, Jr. and Renee of Whiteford, MD; Thomas Zdon and Sherry Feehley of Aberdeen, MD; Julie Sturek and Frank of Springfield, VA; and Jeanne Carfine and Greg of Eldersburg, MD. He was the adored grandfather of Garrett and Jacob Zdon, Frank and Claire Sturek, Marley and Kendall Carfine, and Ronnie Feehley.

He had many accomplishments to include 37 years of combined federal service to the US government. He spent 10 years in the active duty Army, almost 10 years in the MD National Guard, and retired in 1995 from MTD, CSTA & ATC on the Aberdeen Proving Ground. He was an accomplished marksman who in 1964 received the prestigious gold Distinguished Marksmanship Badge and became a member of the President 100.

He was a member of various organizations to include: Knights of Columbus where he was a grand knight; American Legion; Catholic War Veterans; Lynx Motorcycle Club; The 2nd MD Artillery CSA-NSSA, a musket shooting club; the 29th Division; and a lifetime member of the NRA. He was a member of St. Patrick Church in Havre de Grace, MD for over 45 years.

Dad was our Super Z…The man in our family that everyone looked up to, respected and admired. He was a history buff, loved to read and talk, and shoot competitively. He will be greatly missed by his friends and family.

 

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New Jersey Free Alert System

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Robert M. Barth Funeral Services Announced; Dies in Traffic Accident, Longtime Baseball Coach

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Member of SJ baseball dynasty killed in car accident

| Philadelphia Daily News | 06/21/2010 By Jason Nark

No South Jersey family has invested more of their lives in baseball than the Barths. And yesterday the sport gave them a few hours back, a doubleheader against West Deptford, a small reprieve from the tragedy that struck them earlier in the day. Authorities say that Bob Barth, 59, of Winslow Township, a longtime high-school teacher who coached baseball and basketball for decades in South Jersey, was traveling north on Route 42 in Bellmawr, Camden County, around 6:30 a.m. when his Mercury Mariner struck an abandoned vehicle near the Creek Road exit. New Jersey State Police said that Barth was ejected from the vehicle, which flipped over when he struck the car, and that he was not wearing a seatbelt. He was pronounced dead shortly afterward at Cooper University Hospital. Police did not say how the accident happened, but family members believe that Barth may have had a seizure or some other medical emergency.

They all knew where he was going.

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Gloucester City News Headlines for June 24 Issue

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NJ State Capital News for June 21

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Catherine E. Scott, Devoted St. Rose of Lima Parishioner, Haddon Hts.

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