I\’ve been a teacher and loyal NJEA member for 13 years. But I can\’t sit idly by when the ugliness of political campaigns interferes with the important work teachers perform all over the state.
It\’s hard to ignore the campaign for governor that\’s already well underway. And while I\’ve always supported the efforts of the NJEA to educate its members about political campaigns, I\’ve never been as disappointed as I am now with the NJEA\’s blatant attempts to smear Chris Christie\’s positions on education. The NJEA has actually sent teachers across the state a document lying about Chris\’ positions on issues important to teachers. The NJEA is saying that Chris wants to eliminate teachers\’ pensions, cut teachers\’ health benefits, end collective bargaining and cut school spending.

The NJ DEP Division of Fish and Wildlife has announced that eleven (11) Dog Training Areas will be stocked with quail prior to the November 7 opening of the small game season. The quail are stocked for dog training purposes only. 

The dog training areas are located within the following WMAs (listed north to south) and will be stocked the afternoons of October 2, 9, 16 and 23: Whittingham, Pequest, Black River, Clinton, Assunpink, Manasquan, Colliers Mills, Stafford Forge, Glassboro, Millville and Tuckahoe. 

Each year, 5,000 teens are killed in car accidents and more than 300,000 are injured.

To the surprise of many, it isn’t drugs, alcohol, or suicide that take the most lives of American teenagers. It’s car accidents. And, the primary cause of these fatal collisions is driver error. To help teens become smarter drivers, Allstate New Jersey recently held three distracted driving challenges for teens – including one in Philadelphia and one in Skillman, NJ.

Gloucester City Urban Enterprise Zone

Encourages You to SHOP LOCAL!

Visit the Businesses in Gloucester City

to take part in their various products and services!

GLOUCESTER CITY IS YOUR KEY TO SUCCESS

The GCUEZ offers many benefits to all local types of commerce.

Howard Clark at (856) 456-6075

Or stop by the Municipal Building

512 Monmouth Street,

Gloucester City, NJ 08030

Advertisements were funded by the Gloucester City Urban Enterprise Zone

photo by Bill Cleary

GLOUCESTER CITY NJ-Construction continues at the site of the newest TD Bank, located at Broadway and Cumberland Streets. It is scheduled to open later this year with a free, public celebration.

According to their website the new TD Bank store will provide commercial and retail customers with an inviting environment, friendly employees and an unparalleled level of service and convenience.

Customers will have access to a full range of products and services, seven days a week with extended hours.

September 17th, 2009