\”R.O.O.R\” … a reaffirmation that hunters, fishermen and trappers are concerned about their right to enjoy legal outdoor pursuits in the Garden State.\”

\”Politicians pretty much have just a few views of issues, i.e. money, how does it affect/benefit me and are the numbers relevant. It\’s an election year; numbers are the name of the game.\”

\”…The advice here is just show up, especially clubs en masse. That\’s the key to any gathering in support, or protest, of an issue.\”

JOHN OSWALD * STAFF WRITER * Asbury Park Press

\”Another organization… annoyed with the government is the New Jersey Outdoor Alliance. The target of the NJOA\’s outrage is Trenton and what the state government is doing to dismantle recreational opportunities in New Jersey.\”

\”Gubernatorial candidate Chris Christie is scheduled to speak on his commitment to the New Jersey men and women who enjoy the great outdoors.\”

Tell Trenton you\’ve had enough.

R.O.O.R. and be heard! Rescue Our Outdoors Rally

Saturday, October 24, 2009 * 2:00PM New Egypt Speedway * Free Admission! 720 Pinehurst Rd, Rt. 539 New Egypt, NJ 08533 Music, Food, Fun, Vendors: Bring the family!! Guest speakers to include: Chris Christie

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Rain or shine!

HARRISBURG – The state’s early firearms antlerless deer seasons – early muzzleloader season, Oct. 17-24, and special firearms season for junior, senior, active duty military and certain disabled hunters, Oct. 22-24 – will soon be here, along with seasons for squirrels and grouse, so there will be plenty of activity in the state’s forested areas, according to the Pennsylvania Game Commission.

\”In addition to small game and firearms deer hunters, bowhunters also will be afield,\” said Calvin DuBrock, Game Commission Bureau of Wildlife Management director. \”Some of our most popular hunting seasons are about to begin and hunters are looking forward to heading afield.

\”Of course, the fall firearms deer seasons are relatively new when compared to the decades-old small game seasons. And it wasn’t that long ago that Pennsylvania had only a four-week archery season. But these early deer seasons have been warmly received by many deer hunters, because they have extended the window of opportunity for them to take a deer and typically are held when the weather makes it more comfortable to be afield.\”

BALTIMORE, MD. – Joseph Boylan, Loyola University Maryland\’s athletic director since 1991, will retire in July 2010, the University announced today. Boylan will continue to serve the University as athletic director emeritus.

\”Joe Boylan\’s contributions to Loyola\’s intercollegiate athletics program are impossible to quantify,\” said Rev. Brian F. Linnane, S.J., Loyola\’s president. \”In addition to leading the Greyhound teams to extraordinary success in competition, Joe has shaped a program distinguished by integrity and sportsmanship, where student-athletes are always students first. His day-to-day leadership will be greatly missed, but I am very pleased he will continue to lend his wisdom to our community as athletic director emeritus.\”

Receiving Letters of Commendation from the NMSC were Joseph Lafferty, Rollie Malfitano and Patrick McHenry.

The girls are 5-0. Taylor Mickle finished first in 22:58 to lead the way, twin sister Molly was second in 23:48 as GC won 27-30. Alex Page, Kristen Kispert, Amanda Pegues and April Pacifico all placed in the top ten to seal the win.

The boys also beat Woodstown to raise their record to 5-1.

Boys were led by Joe Usher, Frank Broussard, Sal Capone and Rollie Malfitano.

Edison, NJ – The Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference and its basketball programs will provide its fans with all of the exciting, fast paced action of MAAC Basketball right in their very own homes.

Three MAAC schools will represent the league in ESPN\’s second annual College Hoops Tip-Off Marathon – consecutive live college basketball games to celebrate the start of the season – which will be highlighted by 12 live games in 24 consecutive hours on ESPN on Tuesday, November 17. Saint Peter\’s will host Monmouth University at 6:00 a.m., followed by Drexel University at Niagara at 8:00 a.m. Siena will take on Northeastern University at the Times Union Center at noon. The 6 and 8 a.m. telecasts mark the first time ESPN has televised live college basketball games in those time slots – more than 8,200 live matchups in 30 years.