press release Feb. 26
PHILADELPHIA – With a 7-7 Atlantic 10 record, the La Salle women\’s basketball squad garnered the No. 8 seed in this week\’s 2012 Buick Atlantic 10 Championship. The Explorers will face No. 9 Xavier on Friday at 11:30 a.m. at Saint Joseph\’s Hagan Arena, the first of four first round games.
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related meandering with mark matthews
(cnbnews.net)After a lengthy delay, many skeptics in Bellmawr didn\’t think it was going to happen. But after a legal case involving a zoning issue was resolved… construction seems to be really moving fast! The warm, no snow weather has probably helped move things along quickly.
So just a short post… to share some pics that I took Today.. a bright and sunny Sunday.
From what I remember, the location will include the Bottom Dollar Foods store, and 5 other stores will be available for rent.
Looking for a job? Do a google search on: Bottom Dollar Foods Bellmawr
There seems to be a lot of postings…
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Newswise — NEW ORLEANS – New research suggests weight training for two years significantly improves the motor symptoms of Parkinson’s disease compared to other forms of exercise such as stretching and balance exercises. The clinical trial, which compared two forms of exercise for Parkinson’s disease, was released today and will be presented at the American Academy of Neurology’s 64th Annual Meeting in New Orleans April 21 to April 28, 2012.
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According to the USDA Food Desert Locator, Camden, NJ, was found as one of the Top 9 American Food Deserts. Incredibly, the entire city of Camden, NJ with 80,000 residents, has only one full-service supermarket and is missing an adequate transportation system. Due to Camden’s extreme situation as an impoverished \”food desert\”, the Camden City Garden Club has immensely expanded their community gardening program (tripling the number of community gardens throughout the city in last 3 years). The University of Pennsylvania’s Center for Public Health Initiatives (CPHI) funded a research study of urban community gardens, finding \”Camden, NJ has perhaps the fastest growing community gardens program in the country\”. All these gardens are administered by CCGC/CCG and since this study was completed, Camden has added more than 50 community gardens. The University Penn Study Report found that \”community gardening is a viable food security strategy in the City of Camden\”.
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press release Feb. 24
(12/P16) TRENTON — A large spill from an oil tank at the Paulsboro Refining Company facility in Gloucester County is not expected to impact the Delaware River or local water supplies. Air monitoring also indicates there should be no health effects from odors caused by the spill.
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Ewing, NJ – Two seniors from The College of New Jersey women’s basketball team rounded out their careers by being honored by the New Jersey Athletic Conference. Guard Jessica Imhof (Flemington, NJ/Hunterdon Central) was named All-NJAC First Team, while classmate Hannah Tait (Staten Island, NY/Staten Island) earned honorable mention.
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By Anne Forline
Gloucester City News
Mount Ephraim resident Brandon Libby competed on \”Jeopardy\” for three shows in January and won a total of $32,600.
During the recent Commissioners’ meeting, Mayor Joseph Wolk presented Brandon with a Proclamation in recognition of his accomplishment.
Brandon shared his experiences with the Gloucester City News (GCN) about competing on his favorite television game show.
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