(cnbnews.net)THE UNBEATABLE RAMS!!! –This year\’s Rams team had their way, once again, with the Lions Alumni.

Chew said, \”First of all, our team practices all year long. And, as you can see, that hard work pays off, both in the field, and at the plate. I am not taking anything away from our opponent. However, I do think some of the players on this year\’s Lions team were too old to be playing against us. I thought for sure a couple of them were going to have a heart attack. Maybe next year they will retire some of these old guys and bring younger alumni to play us. We would welcome the competition, this is getting to be too easy.\”

CNBNews reached out to Lions Manager/Coach Steve Cowgill for a response but he was unavailable. 

A large crowd of \”supporters\” were on hand to witness the Rams win. The game was played for the first time at the \”Billy Flynn Sports Center\” on Johnson Blvd., Gloucester City.

Below, Chew gives his expanded report on the game.

\”What do you mean, Windy?\”

\”You know … a slogan for the business. From the cow to the plow. Fertilizer. Farming.\”

He was helping Dewey spread some product around at Mrs. Simmons yard, helping her anticipate a greener lawn this summer. Besides enriching the English language at every possible moment, Alphonse \”Windy\” Wilson devotes one day each week to helping someone, for free, here in the valley. He usually calls it his \”enrichelating experience.\”

WHAT FUNNY LOOKING TRAFIC LIGHTS?–The NJ Department of Transportation recently installed an Intelligent Transportation System (ITS) at the intersection of Market Street and Route 130, Gloucester City. The units and camera (shown above) will adjust the time on traffic lights depending upon traffic congestion. This work is part of the Direct Connection Project which began in March.  

BY BILL CLEARY

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GLOUCESTER CITY NJ–As part of the Direct Connection Project the New Jersey Department of Transportation (DOT) recently began installing specialized computer equipment at a number of intersections on Route 130 and Route 68, Camden County, that will help with traffic flow during construction. The computerize units, named the Intelligent Transportation System (ITS), will adjust the time on traffic lights depending upon traffic congestion. 

Recently workers were installing the ITS at the Market Street and Route 130 intersection in Gloucester City. The systems will be fully operational by the fall, weather permitting.

Joseph Dee, NJDOT spokesperson explained, \”The ITS equipment are being placed in strategic locations to help manage traffic and minimize impact to motorists during