• Gloucester Planning Board Okays Upgrade For PSE&G
• Taco Bell To Replace Longtime Mt. Ephraim Eyesore
• The 2012 Year In Review, Part 1
• Brooklawn Mulls Privatizing Trash Collection In Borough

Posted On December 31, 2012
 

Related articles

Nj Records Council Rejects Treasury\’s Bid

WHO\’S IN STATE\’S $100K CLUB? HERE\’S NJ WATCHDOG\’S FULL LIST by Mark Lagerkvist

Nj Sues Itself to Stop Release of Records to Nj Watchdog

As we head into 2013, I wanted to ask for your views and report back to you on my efforts to improve our community and our nation. 

Without question, in stores, factories, schools, and family kitchens, the main issue facing our country and South Jersey is how to improve our economy. This is a compelling task for business, labor and non-profits, academic and health care institutions, faith organizations and people of all political persuasions. Everyone has a role to play. To this end, it is imperative that both political parties work together. In Washington, this requires decisions that will reduce our deficit and enable investment in better schools, roads and transit systems, clean water and better health care for all. I will continue to support solutions that properly balance reductions in spending with revenue increases, without raising taxes on the middle class but instead requiring a modest increase in revenues from the most fortunate Americans.

PARCHINSKI – Deacon Paul Michael of West Deptford, went home to be with our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ on December 29, 2012. He was 70 years of age.

LEGACY

The Lord blessed Paul in two ways: to connect with a deep love and compassion for everyone he met and to have a great sense of humor; that coupled with his warm smile, genuine ways and the passion for the word of God, helped him to make friends easily.

Born in Blakely, PA and raised in Chester, Paul started from humble beginnings. He graduated from Archmere Academy in Claymont, DE in 1960. He then graduated from the Drexel Institute of Technology with a B.S. in Chemical Engineering. The New Jersey Zinc Company in Gloucester City was the first to employ him in 1967. From there he traveled to Novara, Italy where he worked with Montecontini Edison until 1971. Returning state side, he found employment with Seaview Petroleum, Paulsboro in 1971. Then employed with CITGO Petroleum until he retired in 2001 as Senior Environmental Advisor. Paul was a member of the American Institute of Chemical Engineering.

English: Penn State Coach Joe Paterno and Temple Coach Wayne Hardin (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

By Chris Concannon

Gloucester City News

For the second time in the last 90 days, the Borough of Bellmawr held honors for another departing Councilman.

After approximately 36 years at the post, Councilman Lou Di Angelo sat on the panel for the final time during last week’s meeting, having lost the June Primary Election to Councilman-elect Steve Hagerty.

As the Director of Recreation for many of those years, Di Angelo was instrumental in developing and overseeing numerous Borough-sanctioned programs and activities – including the summer youth work and day programs.