SMS would like to congratulate the following alumnae for their achievement of being selected \”Best of the Class 2009\” by the Camden County Board of Freeholders.

Photo: Keirsten Kain, Michael Gartland, Gregory Brecht

Keirsten Kain – SMS Class of 2005 – GCHS 2009 \”Community Service\”

Michael Gartland – SMS Class of 2005 – GCHS 2009 \”Best Overall Student\”

Gregory Brecht – SMS Class of 2005 – GCHS 2009 \”Most Courageous Student\”

Once again, SMS is proud to lay the academic foundation of our students.

Gail Corey Principal

Registration Information

SMS is accepting registration for the 2009-2010 school year.

• Financial Aid Available
• Full Day Pre School
• Full Day Kindergarten
• After Care Program
• Free and reduced lunch program

For a tour of the building please contact the Advancement Office.

Dawn Burkhardt456-0913 ext. 5

My name is Wil Levins and I am an Independent Candidate for City Council.

I am running in the November general election against Incumbent Democratic Councilman Nick Marchese.

PHOTO: WIL LEVINS

I chose to run for office because I believe our community needs at least one independent voice on City Council who will aggressively listen to and express the concerns of disenfranchised Democrats, Republicans and Independents. I believe I can be that voice because of my own nonpartisan political philosophy and the fact that I am not bound by obligations to any group or individual affiliation. Mine is a real independent candidacy that can work with our City Government for the maximum benefit of all residents.

Our governing body has made many positive changes for Gloucester City and I personally commend their achievements. However, I believe our Mayor and City Council would have benefited from an independent’s perspective or dissenting view to give them pause in some of their less popular decisions.

Over the next 5 months I will be knocking on doors to introduce myself to all the residents of the second ward. I look forward to meeting each of you and listening to your insights about our great city. You can also learn more about my candidacy by visiting my website at www.willevins.com.

I thank you for your consideration and look forward to meeting you soon.

Respectfully submitted,

Wil Levins

• Special Change The Government Election In Gloucester City For June 16 Cancelled

• Bellmawr Superintendent Praises Various School Programs

• Gloucester City High School Graduation Monday, June 22, at 6:30 p.m.

• Gloucester City News Special Graduation Edition Thursday, June 25

Download your own flyer and post it around town!

Two video reports featuring the work of the DEP Division of Fish and Wildlife\’s Endangered and Nongame Species Program (ENSP) are available on the Star-Ledger\’s website.

New Jersey\’s Priceless Resource – Studying the Delaware River, a feature article originally posted in May 2008, has been updated to include the latest data available. The information will be of interest to both river and saltwater anglers because the Delaware estuary provides a nursery environment for young fish to grow.

Monitoring populations of these juvenile fish is essential for fishery managers to estimate abundance and evaluate the viability of the population. These assessments provide a means to predict population trends and future harvest potential of monitored species. The DEP\’s Division of Fish & Wildlife\’s Bureau of Marine Fisheries conducts several surveys each year, which allow biologists to study the status of a given species population or water body.