Scary House, Pony Rides Will Highlight Gloucester Day October 3 At Martin’s Lake
Upcoming Riverbank Improvements Exciting For Brooklawn
\”Support For Scott\” Fundraiser October 25
Betty Sheppard Dedication In Bellmawr Tonight (Thursday, Oct. 1)
Free Gloucester City Rabies Clinic Saturday
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The health care debate in America has had an interesting item mentioned again and
again in recent weeks the Japanese health care system! Editorials and news reports have held up Japan as an example of good-quality health care service.
While the background conditions in America and in Japan can be said to perhaps too different to compare,Japan can be said to provide a very good, if not perfect,level of health care to its citizens.With the debate ranging in the States as a new government in Japan,now is a good time to take stock of the lingering problems.
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WASHINGTON, Sept. 25, 2009 – Ruth Stonesifer dreamed of a quiet life in Kintnersville, Penn., passing her days quilting for her three grandchildren.
That dream was shattered when her son, Army Spc. Kristofor Stonesifer, died in a helicopter crash in Pakistan, becoming one of the first two American casualties in the global war on terror.
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New Jersey\’s 2009 Wild Turkey Fall Hunting Season begins Monday, October 26 and continues through Saturday, October 31. Great turkey hunting opportunities, fabulous weather and spectacular foliage all combine to make fall turkey hunting a wonderful autumn experience. Don\’t miss out this year. Leftover permits will be available over the counter for all of the turkey zones open for the fall season.
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Of Pittsgrove Township, suddenly on September 21, 2009 from injuries sustained in an automobile accident. She was 19.
A tough, young lady with a free spirit and passion for life, Laura lived every day to the fullest. Her eclectic taste in many music genres, fueled her talent for playing the guitar and singing. Laura\’s talents didn\’t stop with music; drawing and expressing herself writing poetry were things she also enjoyed. Laura was a good and hard worker; she was employed as a waitress with the Centerton Country Club. Currently enrolled at Cumberland Community College, Laura was working toward her degree in Business.
She is the beloved daughter of Charles L. Neilio and Laurie L. Barr; loving sister of Danielle, Morgan and Ellen Neilio; devoted granddaughter of Maryellen (nee Hurff) and Charles Neilio; special aunt of Jameson; dear niece of Susan Hoffman (Jeff), Michelle Vayo (Walter), Edward Neilio (Kathy) and great-niece of Carol Ritchie; girlfriend of Eric Krwawecz; also sadly missed by many cousins and friends.
Laura\’s family invites you to her viewing Sunday 5-8 PM and Monday 9-9:45 AM in the McGUINNESS FUNERAL HOME, 573 Egg Harbor Rd., Washington Twp. (Sewell), where a Lifetime Tribute and service will be held Monday 10 AM. Interment Olivet Cemetery, Pittsgrove Township. Tributes & memories may be shared at: www.mcgfuneral.com
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Thursday, September 24, 2009American Legion National Commander Clarence Hill is urging President Obama to give commanders the troops needed to win the war in Afghanistan.
\”According to The Washington Post, Gen. Stanley McChrystal, the U.S. and NATO commander, is warning us that, without more forces within the next year, the mission in Afghanistan ‘will likely result in failure,’\” Hill said. \”Considering that Afghanistan was the breeding ground for the 9/11 attacks, we cannot allow that to happen. We have seen a successful troop surge and counterinsurgency strategy work in Iraq. We owe it to our men and women who are serving in Afghanistan to do the same there. We must give them the tools they need to succeed.\”
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Performing Arts Studio Leads Development of Arts & Entertainment District
As Part of Glassboro’s Downtown Revitalization
Glassboro, NJ, September 24, 2009 – Glassboro’s repertoire of performing arts offerings have launched a new era as the Let’s Dance Studio began construction on its new performing arts studio, becoming the first new business in the borough’s Arts & Entertainment District and continuing Glassboro’s multi-million dollar downtown revitalization.
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TCNJ EDGED BY LATE GOAL 1-0
Ewing, NJ… The College of New Jersey men’s soccer team pushed unbeaten #17 Montclair State to their limit, but the Red Hawks (8-0-1) knocked in a loose ball off of a corner kick with 4:16 remaining to edge the Lions 1-0.
TCNJ (3-3-3) played a balanced match and were in position to hand Montclair State its first loss of the season. After a scoreless first half, TCNJ had the better part of play for the majority of the second period. Sophomore Ray Nelan (Haddon Heights, NJ/Haddon Heights) and classmate Michael Recchia (Wayside, NJ/Ocean Township) spearheaded several offensive attacks, but the Lions had difficulty penetrating a strong Montclair defense led by sophomore Kevin Brown (Wayne, NJ/Wayne Valley).
By Brian Ross
Opinion: Commissioner Allan Huber (Bud) Selig should resign. This isn\’t the first time anyone has said that, but, in the wake of a drug-suspension-shaving scandal that we uncovered at MLN Sports over the last 2-1/2 months, I am hoping that it will be the last.
As we reported in our investigative feature story \”At What Cost Peace,\” appearing in the current edition of SZ (www.mlnsports.com), there are no rules covering drug use in baseball.
None.
Zero.
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TCNJ EDGED BY LATE GOAL 1-0
Ewing, NJ… The College of New Jersey men’s soccer team pushed unbeaten #17 Montclair State to their limit, but the Red Hawks (8-0-1) knocked in a loose ball off of a corner kick with 4:16 remaining to edge the Lions 1-0.
TCNJ (3-3-3) played a balanced match and were in position to hand Montclair State its first loss of the season. After a scoreless first half, TCNJ had the better part of play for the majority of the second period. Sophomore Ray Nelan (Haddon Heights, NJ/Haddon Heights) and classmate Michael Recchia (Wayside, NJ/Ocean Township) spearheaded several offensive attacks, but the Lions had difficulty penetrating a strong Montclair defense led by sophomore Kevin Brown (Wayne, NJ/Wayne Valley).
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