On the radio, the contest will be broadcast live on the Rutgers Radio Network, WOR 710 AM in New

Decker was a United States Intercollegiate Lacrosse Association second-team All-American after a strong 2009 campaign. The then-sophomore went 11-6 in the cage, totaling 185 saves and a goals-against average of 8.25. His save percentage was .599 and he also picked up 23 ground balls and recorded one assist. He was named the Empire 8 Goalkeeper of the Year. As a rookie, Decker allowed 75 goals and made 128 stops. He has 275 saves, a save percentage of .622, and 48 ground balls in his two-year career. Decker’s overall record in goal is 19-12.

McHugh has been a leader of the nationally regarded Stevens defense the last two seasons. In 2009, he led the team with 35 caused turnovers and was second with 54 ground balls. McHugh was named All-Metro and second-team All-Empire 8 after his strong ‘09. As a rookie in 2008, the Delray Beach, Fla. native scooped up 29 ground balls and caused 17 turnovers. In his career he has two goals, three assists, 83 ground balls, and 52 caused turnovers.

Stevens finished the 2009 season with an overall record of 12-6 (6-2 Empire 8) and reached the Empire 8 Championship semifinals before falling to St. John Fisher College in a heartbreaker. The Ducks went on to win the Eastern Collegiate Athletic Conference Metro/South Championship over Drew University.

Stevens will open the 2010 preseason during the last week of January and its first game will be on February 20 at Muhlenberg College.

The NJ DEP\’s Division of Fish and Wildlife plans to implement a Conservation Order (CO) for light geese in 2010. This will be the second consecutive year that a CO has been authorized in New Jersey. The CO time frame is February 16 through April 10, 2010. Under the CO, light geese can be taken with no bag limits outside of the traditional hunting period, while also allowing the use of electronic calls and shotguns loaded with up to seven shells.

Being a mother of five children, I cannot imagine the pain his mother and family are feeling not knowing. With Christmas so close, I know it had to hurt even more.

So if you know anything, please break your silence. Give Bobby’s mom and family the best Christmas they could have. Call the police or the Camden County Prosecutor’s Office. You don’t have to give your name. It might help you to have a better Christmas too.

Josephine Fuchs, Gloucester City (source Gloucester City News)

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First we intend on continuing to video the council meetings and expect this year to spend $25,000 in UEZ grant monies to upgrade our equipment for better home viewing and digital retention of events.

A three year project of bringing TD bank to town has been accomplished. The entire Cumberland and Broadway area has been given a wonderful facelift. We will be addressing the traffic light situation on Broadway with the County, as well as residential parking permits for the affected neighborhood.

The Broadway Street scape project is nearing completion with the upcoming installation of freestanding decorative lighting, electrification of poles, tree planting and the installation of benches and waste receptacles. We have also been awarded monies in the amount of $270,000 for phase two of this project and this year will be performing similar improvements from Monmouth Street north to Hudson St.

Street scape Projects will begin on Market St. From King to the new school site and on Burlington St. From Market St. North to Hudson St. The money for these projects has been awarded in the amount of $485,649 for Market street and $523,841for Burlington Street the contractor has been selected through the lawful bid process.

In an aggressive act to control our future destiny as it relates to our most valuable life sustaining resource, the construction of our new water treatment plant has begun and completion is expected late spring or early summer.

Our yearly rental property inspections have been conducted over the past two years with much