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PHILADELPHIA, PA, Nov. 12, 2012 /PRNewswire/ – Think you know Dave & Buster\’s? Think again.

Dave & Buster\’s, the leader in all-in-one entertainment, is upping the game with the launch of its newly renovated Philadelphia location. Combining massive 15-foot TV screens, a new menu, new games, and top to bottom upgrades, Dave & Buster\’s is the ultimate go-to game day headquarters for Eagles fans.

McCraw

James W. 

 

On November 13, 2012. Age 83. Of the Cramer Hill section of Camden. Loving husband of 52 years to Lorraine E. (nee Baldwin). Loving father of Donna Vandergrift and her husband Robert, James W. McCraw Jr. and his wife Gina, Linda Gibson and her husband Ron and Leslie Fazio and her husband Matthew. Cherished grandfather of 9 and great grandfather of 1. Dear brother of Alice McCraw and the late Virginia Slattery. Beloved uncle of Margaret Sarver.

 

At the request of family, cremation will be private. 

 

Condolences and Memories may be shared at www.mccannhealey.com under the obituary of James W. McCraw. 

 

Funeral Arrangements and Inquiries may be made through: McCANN-HEALEY FUNERAL HOME: 851 Monmouth Street, Gloucester City, NJ PH: 856-456-1142

 

 

A BIG THANK YOU

We would like to thank the Heroes to Hero Committee and all the Hero helpers for all their endless hours of hard work. We appreciate all of you for keeping this event going year after year. 

 

The Stewart-Ruggierio families, Gloucester City

 

 

KUDOS FERAL TREASURES

I enjoyed the articles about the Feral Treasures in the Gloucester City News by Anne Forline.

I wish the people devoting their time to Feral Treasures (especially Doran, Mike and Sue) would get more support from the people of Gloucester City. They do an outstanding job and are always willing to help you with feral cats.

Keep up the excellent job you are doing. P.S. Thanks to Mike for being there during Hurricane Sandy.

Lillian Euloi, Gloucester City

 

 

THANKS BROOKLAWN FIRE DEPT.

I want to express our thanks to Brooklawn Fire Co. and the fire companies in this area for their 24-hour readiness to assist our towns during and after Hurricane Sandy. 

Our fire companies and police departments are heroes we should not take for granted. 

Doris Pulaski, Brooklawn

 

 

THANKS GLOUCESTER CITY POLICE

I would like to take this opportunity to thank Chief George Berglund and the men and women of the Gloucester City Police Department for maintaining law and order in our fair city.

We are a small town with a \”big city\” drug problem. For those harboring these criminals, creep, creatures and dope feigns as lovers, boyfriends or brothers from another mother, shame on you. Get out of my City!

I have lived in this town for 55 years. Go back to the rock you crawled from under. Gloucester City, \”Love It Or Leave It.\” P.S. Adios Mr. Tito Diaz, Jr.

 

Robert J. Hagan Jr., Gloucester City 

 

 

 

 

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By Anne Forline

Gloucester City News

(Editor’s note: Part two of the story about Gloucester City state test results.)

At Mary Ethel Costello School, Principal William O’Kane stated that for the sixth graders, the total population taking the NJ-ASK was 101, including 74 general education students and 27 special ed students.

In Language Arts, the total population demonstrated 52.4 percent proficiency, with the general education students scoring 59.4 percent and the special education students scoring 33.3 percent, he said.

Seal of Camden County, New Jersey (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

 

Free library cards and service for those displaced. Red Cross fund drive to help victims

 

VOORHEES, NJ – Nov. 13, 2012 – The Camden County Library System is stepping up to help victims of Hurricane Sandy. The library announced it is providing free, six month library cards to anyone displaced by the storm and welcomes them to use any of the system’s eight branches.

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November 13, 2012 

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By Chris Concannon

Gloucester City News

Following a postponed ceremony, Bellmawr Mayor and Council welcomed Joshua Tregear as their newest Councilman at an informal November 1^st swearing-in.

The event had been postponed from Monday October 29, as the result of Hurricane Sandy.

Tregear was chosen from a short list of three possible candidates, including Timothy Baldwin and Raymond Stayszck.

All three individuals were recommended to the Borough Council by the Camden County Democratic Committee.

Mr. Tregear assumes the seat vacated by the retiring Regina Piontkowski, who had resigned from Council September 30 for health and other reasons.

 

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 PHILADELPHIA, Nov, 13, 2012 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ — Among the select few physicians honored with the prestigiousPatients\’ Choice Award this year is Dr. Cuckoo Choudhary.