Macey Cropski Sets New State Record at NJ Gymnastics Competition

$\"cropski\"$ Congratulations to Macey Cropski, of Gloucester City, who recently placed First in the Uneven Bars, at the New Jersey Gymnastics Competition Level #6. With a score of 9.55 Macey set a new state record.

At the same competition Macey placed Third (tied) in the Vault and Fifth Place (all around score).

Macey is a student at St. Mary Grammer School, Gloucester City.

GREAT JOB MACEY, Love Garby and Poppy Haas

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Today\’s Poem: I AM POEM by Steven Jackson

$\"St.$ Written by Steven Jackson Grade 8 St. Mary Grammar School, Gloucester City NJ

www.smshope.org

I AM POEM

I am athletic and intelligent

I wonder what college I am going to

I hear the Notre Dame Fight Song

I see the Golden Dome

I want to go to Notre Dame

I am athletic and intelligent

I pretend to be a Notre Dame Football player

I feel like a hard working student

I touch the grass of Notre Dame stadium

I worry if I will ever get into a good college

I cry when we leave Notre Dame

I am athletic and intelligent

I understand that getting accepted by Notre Dame is hard

I say that Notre Dame is a great school

I dream about getting accepted by Notre Dame

I try to do my best in school

I hope that Notre Dame accepts me

I am athletic and intelligent

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Audubon\’s Schiavo resigns to be Rowan\’s QBs coach

Philadelphia Inquirer | 01/22/2009.

Ralph Schiavo, who earned a reputation for developing quarterbacks at Audubon, has resigned as head coach to become the quarterbacks coach at Rowan University. Schiavo had been with Audubon since 1996, starting as an assistant coach before becoming the head coach in 2002.

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Deer hunt planned again in northern NJ

Newsday.com.

Such incidents could decline if local officials have their way. For a second year in a row, Essex County plans to use trained marksmen to help thin the deer population of a 2,000-acre land preserve in northern New Jersey.

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Public Invited to Attend Internet Awareness Presentation

Mt. Ephraim School District $\"Your$ PRESS RELEASE:

The Mt. Ephraim Public School District in collaboration with the New Jersey State Police would like to invite you to a presentation on….

Internet Awareness:

Presenter: Detective Cy Bleistine

Raymond W. Kershaw Middle School

Multi-Purpose Room

February 23, 2009

7:00 p.m.

Topics of Discussion:

– Hazards of Chatting

– My Space

– Cyber-bullying

– Peer to peer file sharing

This event is being coordinated by the joint efforts of the Child Study Team, Health Offices, and Parent Advisory Committee.

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Brooklawn Neighborhood \”Eyes and Ears\” Watch.

By Earl Foster

We had a great meeting on Sunday, January 11th discussing communications, safety, and some of the things we should be watching for.

Also discussed was the best and safest way for us to help our Police Dept. by ensuring we provide pertinent information as needed. Everyone provided great input and some great ideas were put on the table.

Our Membership now totals 22 and more are expected so were off to a good start.

Our next meeting will be held on Sunday evening, February 15th, from 7pm to 9pm at the Brooklawn Community Center.

Topics for this meeting will be, Organization of Block Capt/Spokes Persons who will serve as a communication point to gather information to be passed to the Police Dept, and to our group. We will also discuss and learn some items for home security and how this program starts with us at home.

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Turkey Permit Lottery Application Period Opens Sunday

The NJ DEP Division of Fish and Wildlife opens the turkey permit application period for the spring turkey hunting season on Sunday, January 25. Applications c $\"turkey-usfws160\"$ an be submitted at any license agent ( http://www.njfishandwildlife.com/agentlst.htm ) or online ( http://www.wildlifelicense.com/nj/ ).

Information about the season, including Turkey Hunting Area and Period dates and quotas, is in the 2009 Wild Turkey Hunting Season Information Booklet. The booklet is available online in PDF format only at this time; the print version has been delayed and will not be available until after the permit application period begins.

The application period closes February 22; awarded permits can be claimed beginning March 9. New this year is the requirement that awarded permits be claimed by March 29 – any unclaimed permits will be made available over-the-counter.

To view the 2009 Wild Turkey Hunting Season Information Booklet go to http://www.njfishandwildlife.com/pdf/2009/turkey09.pdf on the division\’s website. More information about wild turkeys in New Jersey can be found at http://www.njfishandwildlife.com/turkey_info.htm .

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If I didn’t have a dog

I could walk around the yard barefoot in safety. My house could be carpeted instead of tiled and laminated. All flat surfaces, clothing, furniture and cars would be free of hair. When the doorbell rings, it would sound like a kennel. When the doorbell rings, I could get to the door without wading through fuzzy bodies who beat me there. I could sit on the couch and my bed the way I wanted, without considering how much space several fur bodies would need to get comfortable. I would have money….and no guilt to go on real vacation. I would not be on a first name basis with six veterinarians, as I put their yet unborn grand kids through college.

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New Jersey 2009 Deer Classic Winners

The Garden State Deer Classic is an annual event showcasing hunter entries in New Jersey’s Outstanding White-tailed Deer Program, which was initiated by the Division of Fish and Wildlife in 1964.

On Sunday, January 11, 2009, a large crowd was on hand for the awards program held at the 20th Annual Garden State Deer Classic for the top three 2007-2008 entries in each category. The 2009 Deer Classic was sponsored by the Division of Fish and Wildlife, the New Jersey State Federation of Sportsmen’s Clubs (NJSFSC), United Bowhunters of New Jersey (UBNJ) and the Garden State Outdoor Sportsmen\’s Show.

Along with the winners present at the Classic, appearing in the photos on this page are, left to right: Brian Dolobacs, president of the UBNJ, Ed Cuneo, president of the NJSFSC, former DFW director Bob McDowell and retired DFW biologist Bob Lund.

For the complete list and actual scores, see the list of winners .

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Camden holds off Eastern rally to win

Courier-Post.

Camden, No. 5 in the Courier-Post Top 20, took a 51-34 lead into the fourth quarter before No. 10 Eastern, behind a 16-point explosion from Bobby Harris, cut the Camden lead to 60-59 with 1:30 left. Aaron Walton-Moss led Camden with 22 points and Takwail Bailey added 18. Harris finished with 27 for Eastern.

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