Jefferson Health Hosts 10th Annual ‘Tree of Lights Remembrance Celebration

Sewell, NJ (November 20, 2019)

– Staff and community members gathered at the Sidney Kimmel Cancer Center – Washington Township as Jefferson Health New Jersey hosted its 10

annual “Tree of Lights” remembrance celebration.

Attendees celebrated the lives of loved ones who are battling, or have battled, cancer by symbolically placing an ornament on the tree. The popular holiday event benefits the Cancer Center’s Patient Assistance Fund.

The tree lighting ceremony followed remarks by

Jeffrey A. Dubnow

, Associate VP of Development, Jefferson Health Foundation – New Jersey;

Dr. Ana

María

López,

Medical Director of Medical Oncology & Infusion Suite and Chief of Cancer Services; and Radiation Oncologist

Dr. William Ross Green

Pictured:

Shelley Fralinger

, Chief Radiation Therapist at SKCC-WT, placing an ornament on the “Tree of Lights.”

Deadly Adenovirus Outbreak Infects Four More Kids

Lab testing over the weekend confirmed that four more children have been infected by adenovirus at the Wanaque Center, a pediatric long-term care facility in Passaic County. The state Health Department confirmed Monday that the viral outbreak has killed ten young patients. So far 33 patients have been infected, as well as one adult who works there. The first case of the virus was reported Sept. 26, and the most recent was on Friday, Nov. 9th. (NJ Advance Media)

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Samaritan’s Tree of Life Ceremonies for Communities to Remember Your Loved Ones

Marlton, N.J. –The community is invited to a special annual tradition. Samaritan Healthcare & Hospice presents its Tree of Life ceremonies at five area locations. The moving ceremonies serve as an opportune place to gather family and friends to remember loved ones.

The candlelight ceremonies are open to the public and feature inspirational readings and music provided by local musicians and choirs, followed by refreshments and fellowship. Individuals may dedicate a light on the tree in memory of someone who has passed or in honor of someone special in their life. Proceeds from optional donations benefit the patients, families, and programs of Samaritan Healthcare & Hospice.

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SOME GOOD NEWS FOR GLOUCESTER CITY FIREMEN

BY CLEARY’S NOTEBOOK NEWS

GLOUCESTER CITY, NJ (March 14, 2011)-Asked about those remarks, Gloucester City Fire Chief Brian Hagan said no more firemen will be laid off. According to the Chief there is a chance that some of those let go in December will be rehired.

Chief Hagan released the following statement on Monday (March 14) afternoon.

“I have spoken to the Fire Officers and Union Leaders pertaining to the BLS Units and the transition of such, and what our responsibilities will be. I will address each shift regarding these issues to explain the information to them and address their concerns.

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Highland Park School To Be Closed

GLOUCESTER CITY NJ (MARCH 2011)(CNBNEWS)The rumors about the Highland Park School, Park Avenue and Highland Blvd., being closed are true, according to Gloucester City School Supt. Paul Spaventa. The gossip about this school have been circulating throughout the City since March. Why a formal announcement about the closing to the residents of the community was never released is unknown.

On Thursday (April 21) Spaventa said “Highland Park School will be closing but the Program for Success and Adult Night School will remain intact. Exact arrangements for accommodations of the programs are taking place and not finalized.”