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In their 4-0 start, the Rams have piled up 183 points.

\”We really have good wideouts [George Spingler and Jacob Yates], a good tight end [Steven Rotella] and [quarterback] Zach [Barlage] has been throwing the ball great. Plus our backfied of Pat Schuhl and Alex Christ has been terrific,\” coach Tony Garczynski said. \”And our offensive line has done a great job, too.

 

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Ryne Dougherty, a 16-year-old Montclair High football player who suffered a brain hemorrhage during a recent game, has died after being removed from life support, officials said.

Dougherty died at 7 p.m. Wednesday at Hackensack University Medical Center, said Nancy Radwin, a hospital spokeswoman.

Dougherty was hospitalized Monday after tackling an opposing player during a game against Don Bosco Prep in Ramsey.

Photo Ryne Dougherty from 2007 year book

Thursday, October 16 2008 7:00 P.M.

313 Monmouth Street

AGENDA

1. Call to Order:  
2. Pledge of Allegiance:

3. Roll Call:

4. Sunshine Law: This meeting is being held in conformance with the New Jersey Open Public Meetings Act, otherwise known as the \”Sunshine Law\”. It has been legally noticed in accordance with the law and copies have been given to those requesting the same.

5. Public Comment Period: The Governing Body, in accordance with P.L. 2002, c. 80, have adopted the following guidelines relative to the Public Comment Period (PCP) at Caucus, Worksession, Special and Emergency Meetings of the Mayor and Common Council of Gloucester City: The PCP shall occur at the beginning of each meeting; it shall be no longer than one half-hour in length; every person wishing to speak may do so once during the period for no longer than five minutes. No changes have been made for the PCP of the regular monthly meetings.

6. Minutes of the Previous Meeting(s): September 25, October 6 (pending)

7. Reports: I. Committees of Council:

1. Celebrations

b) Finance & Administration

c) Fire

1. Housing
2. Licensing
3. Police

g) Public Works

8. Resolutions:

R258 To Amend Capital Budget

R259 Making Adjustments to Tax Records

R260 Authorizing Senior and Veterans Deductions

R261 Correcting Billing Charges on Utility Records

R262 Returning OverPayments on Various Utility Records

R263 Authorizing Cancellation of Taxes for Property Used for Public Playground Block 276, Lot 1.01, Walnut Avenue

R264 Authorizing Adjustments on the Planning and Zoning Board Escrow Accounts

R265 Authorizing Refunds on the Planning and Zoning Board Escrow Accounts

R266 Authorizing a Person-to-Person Transfer of Plenary Retail Consumption Liquor License 0414-33-008-007 (Dawbreigh Tavern)

R267 Authorizing Refund of Certificate of Occupancy Inspection Fee

R268 Authorizing Refund of Permit Fee

R269 Awarding a Contract with Cricket Communications, Inc.

R270 Authorizing Refund of Key Deposit for Gloucester City Marina

R271 Authorizing Approval of Interlocal Services Agreement (snow removal)

R272 Designating Handicapped Parking Spaces: Adding 317 Morris Street

9. Ordinances:

For first reading this evening with second reading and public hearing to be held on November 3, 2008:

O21 Bond Ordinance Authorizing Supplemental Funding for the Replacement of the Water Treatment Plant in the City of Gloucester City; Appropriating the Sum of $1,500,000 Therefor; Authorizing the Issuance of General Obligation Bonds or Bond Anticipation Notes of the City of Gloucester City, County of Camden, New Jersey in the Aggregate Principal Amount of Up to $1,425,000; Making Certain Determinations and Covenants; and Authorizing Certain Related Actions in Connection with the Foregoing

for second reading and public hearing to be held on October 23, 2008

O19 Amending Chapter 66Aof the Code of Gloucester City Entitled Public

Facilities User Fees  

O20 Authorizing the Sale of Certain City Owned Properties by the City of Gloucester City, County of Camden, State of New Jersey

10. Old Business:

 

11. New Business:

12. Communications:

a) Welsbach Progress Report

b) Notice of Hearing – D & G Stallwood Planning Board Hearing October 15, 2008

c) From Dept. of Transportation – vacation of Cumberland Street

d) From NJLM – COAH Challenge Update

13. Round Table:

14. Closed Session: Resolution #R -2008 to enter into closed session for discussion of:

15. Adjournment

CAMPBELL

Warren C.

 

On October 10, 2008. Age 74. Of Milmont Park, PA. Loving husband of the late Margaret Mary Campbell (nee Kelly). Devoted father of Michaelene Buddy, James M. (Dawn) Kelly, Margaret (Kenneth) Jansen, Karyn (Bob) Evans and George (Adair) Kelly, Jr. Loving grandfather of Tom, Todd, Jim, Steven, Jordan, Dylan, Ryan, Ken, Kelly, Sam, David (Jennifer), Ashley, Eric and Pamela. Great-grandfather of Angeliah and Shyla.

Warren proudly served our county in the U.S. Navy. He worked many years as a diesel mechanic both in the Navy and also on trucks after his retirement from the Navy.

Relatives and friends are kindly invited to attend his viewing on Tuesday morning from 9 to 10 am at the McCANN-HEALEY FUNERAL HOME: 851 Monmouth Street, (at Brown Street) Gloucester City, NJ . Phone: 856-456-1142. There will be no evening viewing.

Religious Service 10 am in the funeral home officiated by Dr. James Doster of the Lighthouse Baptist Church. Interment with Military Honors in Indiantown Gap National Cemetery. Expressions of sympathy can be e-mailed to the family through our funeral home website www.mccannhealey.com under online obituaries of Warren C. Campbell. Donations for a memorial fund in the name of Warren C. Campbell can be sent to Commerce Bank.

 

 

 

Funeral services were held for Elsie P. Moore, (nee Brandt), 85, who passed away on September 30, 2008. Elsie was born and raised in Gloucester City, and lived in Pitman for over 55 years.

Survived by her loving husband of 57 years, James G. and many nieces and nephews and friends. Interment at Hillcrest Memorial Park Cemetery.

 

Ray Ford\’s OLD TIMER\’S NIGHT is Friday, Oct. 17th at the Gloucester Heights Fire Station. Doors open @ 7 p.m. and tickets are $8.00. Call Bob Bevan 856-456-5511 or Leon Harris 856-456-1157 for further information.

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photos by Bill Cleary

GLOUCESTER CITY-The Grand Opening of the Auld Dubliner, Irish Family Restaurant and Pub, located at 157 South Burlington Street, Gloucester City, will be held Thursday, October 16^th.

According to the Pub’s press release, \”The Auld Dubliner is family oriented and focused on providing quality meals at a reasonable price. Our menu offers well balanced meals with heart healthy choices. Our lunch menu includes a daily $5 Lunch Special. We have discounted items for Happy Hour and Late Night along with our must see Dinner Menu. Our hours are Monday thru Saturday 11AM-2AM and Sunday noon to 10PM\”.

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The public is invited to join in the Grand Opening celebration from 5 to 7 PM. Gloucester City Mayor William James along with Channel 19 will be on hand for the traditional Ribbon Cutting Ceremony.

Auld Dubliner Gloucester City NJ

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October 2, 2008-Landlord/Tenant Court was packed Thursday morning in Room 63 of the Camden County Hall of Justice.

Gloucester City Solicitor John Kearney was present, as part of the effort to see who has paid, and who has not, at the Chatham Square Apartments, which had been purchased by the City earlier this year.

\”It was a successful day. We reached resolution on all but one case,\” said Kearney, who patiently listened to the judge\’s long list of rules and regulations concerning payment by 4:30 p.m. in the form of cash, money order, or cashier\’s checks.

Because of poor record keeping by the previous owners of Chatham Square, the City was unable to determine which tenants had paid their rent and security deposits.

Closes to 300 cases of possible eviction were read, and 32 of them dealt with Chatham Square.

\”Twelve cases were dismissed. They had arguably paid, and will continue living there,\” Kearney said.

As a result of the court hearings in another room, the City settled with four tenants.

\”There was a degree of confusion due to the prior management. It was stipulated that four people owed us rent and we put it on a payment schedule, with a significant down payment. We (the City) collected over $5,000 Thursday,\” Kearney said.

Another 15 tenants defaulted, and they will be evicted, he said.

The one complaint that was not resolved had problems concerning hab-itability, Kearney said.

 

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Photo and caption by Bill Cleary

The local Democrat Club unveiled a new sign recently endorsing Senator Barack Obama for president and Senator Joe Biden for vice-president. The Gloucester City Democrat Club is located at Broadway and Monmouth Street.

A few weeks ago there were a few comments posted on CNB calling the Democrats in Gloucester City \”racist rednecks\” because there were no Obama for president signs posted on the Club’s headquarters.

At the time the reason given by one local Democrat was that those in charge of Mr. Obama’s campaign are using the monies on other things like costly television commercials.

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