October 6, 2011 press release

Last evening, Mayor Michael A. Nutter and the Delaware River Waterfront Corporation (DRWC) officially lit the first phase of the Race Street Connector Project, a combination of design elements and public art built to enhance the quality and the ease of access from Old City to the Race Street Pier and the riverfront. The enhancements include improving the pedestrian and bike experience, a major new public art project – a live-feed LED screen attached to the I-95 overpass over Race Street, showing real-time abstracted images of the surface of the Delaware River and a dramatic light screen along the right-side wall of the three underpasses between 2nd and Race Street and Columbus Boulevard.

Ben Boyer and Larry Spann racked up 332 rushing yards to power the Gloucester High School football team to its first victory of the season — a 13-12 win over Pitman in West Jersey Football League inter-division play.

Pitman pulled to within 13-12 on Ryan Noon’s 75-yard fumble return for a touchdown with six minutes left in the game, but the Lions preserved the lead when a 2-point pass attempt was incomplete.

Both teams are now 1-4.

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Regina E. Feltman, (nee Mann), 69, of Bellmawr passed on October 3rd, 2011.

You only had to see Sis Feltman\’s bright brown eyes to know she was a special, joyful person who made every one feel welcome in her presence. Sis enjoyed hosting amazing Christmas Eve parties, made Halloween costumes for everyone and enjoyed dressing in them as well. She loved children, the Dollar store and had tubs of toys for her nieces, nephews and grandson to tear through when they visited. All who knew her will remember the sparkle in her smiling Irish eyes. Her kindness, laughter and generosity will be missed. Sis was active in Annunciation Church hosting Youth Groups. She worked for many years at Metrologic in Gloucester Twp.

Wife of Arthur B. Feltman. Mother of Regina Feltman, Arthur B. Feltman, Jr. (Angela), and Patricia Ann Brooks. Grandmother of Aiden Feltman. Sister of John Mann and the late Daniel Mann.

Mass of Christian Burial was celebrated at 10 AM Friday in the Church of the Annunciation/St. Joachim\’s Parish 601 W. Browning Rd. Bellmawr, NJ. A viewing will begin at 9:00 AM in the church. Interment New St. Mary\’s Cemetery, Bellmawr, NJ Arrangements by McGuinness Funeral Home. Memories may be shared at www.mcgfuneral.com.

Geneva A. Pinkham on September 27, 2011. (nee Gagnon). Age 86. Of Cherry Hill. Formerly of Maine.

Loving mother of Maynard, Jo-Anne and Marie. Dear Sister of Victor Gagnon, Norman Gagnon and Lorraine Massey.

At Geneva\’s request, cremation private and Inurnment in Richmond Cemetery, Richmond, Maine. Condolences and memories may be shared at www.mccannhealey.com under the obituary of Geneva A. Pinkham. Funeral Arrangements and Inquiries may be made through:

THANKS TO SUPPORTERS

Broadening Educational Opportunities For Area Students

Program First Introduced By Gloucester County Freeholders In June

Now Expanded From Nursing to Liberal Studies

Deptford, NJ, Oct. 4, 2011 – Thanks to a new partnership spearheaded by Gloucester County Freeholders, students enrolled in Gloucester County College (GCC) to pursue an associate degree can now be simultaneously enrolled in Rowan University to earn a bachelor’s degree in Liberal Studies.

As a New Jersey resident and taxpayer, I am tired of Gov. Chris Christie’s disrespectful comments directed toward the Senate and Legislature. This state is facing high property taxes and other financial difficulties, job loss and high unemployment, displaced families due to Hurricane Irene, and a declining housing market. During times of hardship, such as these, people look for leadership to provide comfort and relief.