When Nick chose a project he wanted to make a difference. He decided that supporting the men and women in Afghanistan would be the greatest way to show those who are in harms way, that they are not alone and that there is support back home. Nicks exact words about his project were \”I wanted my project to be unique and personal and bring the troops some entertainment and a distraction from the horrors of war\”. With that, Nick went on a quest and the results are huge.

He reached out to the Yellow Ribbon Club. When given suggestions, he began and completed one of the largest collections that ever took place for the Yellow Ribbon Club. He collected items for care packages in big all out drives. He assembled the packages with the help of his troop. He even raised money to help with the shipping costs.

This Tuesday, June 28^th at 5:30pm, Nick and helpers will be delivering 120 boxes to the Yellow Ribbon Club who will ship out his packages on Wednesday, June 29^th to all of the military men and women on their (YRC) shipping list. This includes Army, Air Force, Marines, and Navy personnel. Together, the YRC and Nick will tape up all of the boxes on site at the drop off location.

The Yellow Ribbon Club would like to publicly thank Nick for his hard work. This is one young man who is making a huge difference in the lives some of our deployed military folks.

CAMDEN, NJ: The Camden Riversharks announced Wednesday that first baseman Mike Lamb has been acquired by the New York Yankees organization. Lamb was tied for second in the Atlantic League in hits (54), was fifth in on-base percentage (.418) and was tenth for batting average (.320).

In his last 11 games he had 10 hits and three home runs which brought him to seven home runs for the year, tying him for the Riversharks lead. He recently provided the team’s only offense in the 2-1 win over the Long Island Ducks on Monday, driving in the team’s only runs with a single and a double.

Patti Pryzwara who was driving the car, Ken was in the front passenger seat, told CNBNews earlier today, that she has aches and pain all over her body and has a number of contusions \”Having to stay immobile is causing Ken a lot of anxiety. He can\’t watch TV because of the way the neck brace is fitted. Although he is in a lot of pain he still wants to come home.\”

The couple were driving home from the shore when a vehicle ran a red light and broadsided their car. The accident occurred on Route 47 near Dennisville.

Ken is an active member of the Gloucester City Democrat Club, the Gloucester City Business Association, the Gloucester City PAL, the Gloucester City Schooner Committee, the Gloucester City Memorial AA and the Brooklawn Wiffleball reunion.