photo by Leign Anne Hubbs

Left to right are the Mt. Ephraim October Student of the Month winners: 1^st Scott Lynch, 2^nd Phaedra Rabeau, 3^rd Lauren Fitzgerald, 4^th Mia Lapp, 5^th Joshua Pizzillo, 7^th Zachary Pacetti and 8^th William Verzilli. Not pictured is 6th grader Andrew Romano. 

 

 Camden has room for only one mayor. In the event the mayor is not available, then the business administrator shall make the necessary decisions, not the appointed mayor’s assistant. This city government must abide by the intention of the elected mayor and not some aide.

 I noted that the sign-in log is missing from the mayor’s office. It was put in place under the Alfred Pierce administration in the 1960s so reporters could see who the mayor entertained that day and if a story was in the making. Now it’s gone. By whose orders?

 

On Sunday, November 20, 2011, Ramon Rodriguez was last seen at approximately 7:26pm at his residences on the 4300 block of Penn Street. Rodriguez suffers from Schizophrenia. Anyone with information on the whereabouts of Ramon Rodriguez please contact Northeast Detective Division at 215-686-3153 or call 911.

 

• NAME Ramon Rodriguez
• AGE 44
• HEIGHT 5’2\”
• WEIGHT 150 lbs
• EYES Hazel
• HAIR Black, short cut
• He was last seen wearing blue pants, a plaid fleece shirt, white/blue sneakers, silver framed glasses with blue tinted lenses and a blue baseball cap.

 

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 press release

Haddon Heights, NJ – Today, Congressman Andrews (photo) announced that the United States Department of Transportation has awarded a $1.46 million grant to New Jersey Transit to better serve South Jersey Veterans’ transportation needs and create high-tech jobs. The money will be used to modernize the Camden Travel Management and Coordination Center (TMCC) with new in-vehicle technology, including cameras and computers that will help drivers locate passengers.

The installation of this new technology will create an immediate demand for skilled electricians and IT workers in South Jersey, which is significant given our current job crisis. 

press release November 18

 

TRENTON – Today the U.S House of Representatives voted on a balanced-budget amendment to the Constitution that would make it tougher for Congress to increase taxes and our nation’s debt. Unfortunately Congressmen Rob Andrews and Frank Pallone reversed their previous support and embraced the tax-and-spend policies of President Barack Obama.