The witness observed a suspect climb through the window and then moments later open the Ridgeway St. door and let the other suspect into the building.

PHOTO: Sgt. Steve Burkhardt/K-9 Eich

After a representative from the school arrived with a key, a K-9 search of the building was conducted, turning up no suspects.

Officers reviewed the surveillance tape and observed (2) males enter the building and then quickly exit the building via the Sussex St. door. Investigation is ongoing pending identification of the males. 

PHOTO: Officer Jason Flood/K-9 Marco

• 8/19/09: At 6:18 a.m. a female staying at the Budget Inn reported while staying at the hotel with three friends overnight, $600.00 was stolen from her purse. A suspect has been identified and the investigation is ongoing.

• 8/19/09: At 6:36 a.m. an officer responded to a residence in the 900 block of Market St. for a juvenile complaint. Upon arrival, the father told the officer that he called the police because his (2) children were running around the house making noise while he was trying to sleep and they wouldn\’t stop. The officer spoke with the children and provided some advice to the father on how to control them.

If there is any church, school, or organization in Gloucester City that would like to have it please write to us, Dawn and Dan Watson, at 700 Market Street. Tell us about your school, church, or organization and why you would like to have a piano. We will review the applicants and choose the one with the most need. The winner will have to move the piano to your location. Oh, and Dan and I would like to visit it, once in awhile!

Many thanks!
Dawn Watson 

Member, Association of Pet Dog Trainers #69769
Associate Member, International Association of Animal Behavior Consultants# 543
AKC Canine Good Citizen Evaluator #24405
Member, Animal Behavior Society
Mentor/Trainer for the Animal Behavior College
Instructor, Apprenticeship Program, Brother of the Wolf
Owner & Trainer
Brother of the Wolf, LLC
700 Market Street

Gloucester City, NJ 08030

856-210-6743
Fax: 856-210-6758
www.brotherofthewolf.com

• Gloucester City Planning Board OKs Site Plan Waiver For New Bar On Jersey Avenue

• Gloucester City Officials Dedicate Plaque Where Huggs Tavern Once Stood In Proprietor’s Park

•  Gloucester City Schooner ‘North Wind’ Board Reports Great Progress

Berglund has 21 years with the Police Department and Eller 20 years. They both have Associate Degrees and graduated from the West Point Command and Leadership Program which is an intensive course spread over 16 weeks. 

With Crothers and Kaye leaving the Police Department the force is reduced to 27 officers.

Friday, August 21, 2009

Since its creation, Mayors Against Illegal Guns (MAIG) has signed up a large number of committed anti-gun politicians to its ranks. It has also signed up some politicians who failed to realize the true anti-gun nature of MAIG. A number of those mayors have resigned their membership when they learned the truth. 

This past week, yet another mayor, Village of Walton Hills, Ohio Mayor Marlene Anielski (R), has resigned her membership. Mayor Anielski informed the Buckeye Firearms Association of her decision, reporting that she had not realized the real agenda of MAIG. In fact, she reported, she and her husband are NRA life members! 

With the ongoing effort by MAIG to mislead the public and even its own members on its true agenda, it is no surprise that some mayors are choosing to leave the group. How many more mayors don\’t know what MAIG is really all about? 

If your mayor is on the list, contact his or her office and politely let him or her know you are opposed to his or her membership in Mayor Bloomberg\’s radical anti-gun organization.

GLOUCESTER CITY, NJ – Cutting Technologies (CTI) has received a notice of award from Bechtel Power Corporation to provide selective demolition services to the Extended Power Uprate Project at the Point Beach Nuclear Plant in Two Rivers, Wisconsin. According to the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) website, the project is expected to increase the energy output of each of the plant’s two reactor unit’s by 1.4 percent, resulting in an additional 43 MWt of electricity production.