Junior Annie McCarthy (Wall, NJ/Wall), a member of the Lions women’s soccer team was named Defensive Player of the Week. She led TCNJ to three consecutive shutout victories over Drew University (1-0), Bridgewater College 7-0, and the University of La Verne (4-0). McCarthy and her teammates held their opponents to just five shots in three games.

Sophomore Karisse Bendijo (Egg Harbor Twp, NJ/Egg Harbor) posted a winning score of 6-0, 6-1 in first singles competition in a 9-0 win over conference foe Rutgers University-Newark. She also chalked up a victory at first doubles and was named NJAC Player of the Week.

 Sophomore Kathleen Notos (Pennsauken, NJ/Camden Catholic) earned Rookie of the Week honors contributing to three wins for TCNJ’s field hockey squad. Notos tallied four points in the first three games of her field hockey career. A member of the Lions lacrosse team, Notos decided to play field hockey this year and also placed her stamp on the sport this fall.

By Mark Matthews

No, we are not getting an infusion of new cash… but looks like we are getting 2 new businesses with a \”Dollar\” theme! A discount variety store has opened this week, and coming up next is a discount supermarket!

Just opened this week at the Browning Square shopping center is Dollar General. It is located in the center of the old Super Fresh building, with Retro Fitness to the right.

 Despite what you would think based on the name, Dollar General is not a dollar store. They are general merchandise store. From their website \”From brand-name grocery items, to apparel and household décor, to a wide variety of health and beauty items for the entire family, Dollar General Market has everything you need, all at prices designed to save you more\”

 I’ve been to the Runnemede store in the past, and it reminded me a little of the Family Dollar stores, one of which used to be in Bellmawr on the pike.

 I stopped this morning to take a picture, and caught an employee out front. The store opens at 8am, and closes at 9pm.

Bet your Bottom Dollar on a new Supermarket?!

The article is focused on the Delaware Valley food industry, and while the web format of the content gets confusing… down in one long running paragraph is \”several new Bottom Dollar extreme value units are slated to open later this year. Leases have reportedly been signed in Allentown, PA, Montgomeryville, PA, Reading, PA, Exeter Township, PA, two in Philadelphia (Island Avenue and Cruisetown Road) and another in Bellmawr, NJ as the chain seeks to expand its discount format\”.

While it has \”Dollar\” in the name, Bottom Dollar is a completely different store than the Dollar General.  Bottom Dollar’s web site says it is a full Supermarket offering everything you would expect including meats and produce, just \”a whole lot cheaper\”.

 Why the initial comments that Food Lion was coming? Well, it turns out that Bottom Dollar is a new discount Supermarket concept run by Food Lion and its corporate parent, Delhaize Group.

Hard to believe that Summer is over! After such a cold and snow winter, to get hit with such a hot and sunny summer… who would\’ve guessed? Things are cooling down, and I think its time to get back into the 5k running mode. But more on that in a later post.

Mr. Anello has resided in Gloucester City his entire life, is married to Teresa, and has two daughters and several grandchildren.

The proclamation honored Frank Anello, Jr. for his many years that he operated as a barber in the family business that, since the early 1900s, was located on King Street and was known as Anello’s Barbershop.

Nephew Frank Anello owns and operates \”Gentleman’s Den\” on Market Street.

Mayor James said many family members were in the local Garden State String Band, and they had marched down Broad Street in Philadelphia and Broadway in Gloucester City.

Family and friends posed for pictures with the well-liked barber upon receiving the proclamation.

The photo doesn’t show the face of the birds or the color under their wings. As such it makes it hard to identify the exact species of hawk. 

How about some input from our readers that are bird watchers.

Thanks Bill for the photos. ~Bill Cleary

Chuck writes, \”This was the most exciting and enthusiastic rally that I have ever attended. It was truly a non political spiritual rally for restoring honor in our country and ourselves. It was such a pleasure to be surrounded by over 500,000 to 800,000 people with common interest in restoring honor to the USA. Glenn Beck was stating 300,000 people and I believe that he was being extremely modest.\”

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