Besides being treasurer of the GCBA, Bill is also president of Burlington/Camden County Association of Realtors, sits on the board of directors for NJ Association of realtors and the Gloucester City UEZ Board.

Current Leader/Committee Member Boy Scout Troop 165 BSA

Past Den Leader Cub Scout Pack 165 BSA

Participates as a volunteer Key Communicator for the Gloucester City School District

Past Parent Advisor to the Gloucester City/Camden County College College Bound Program

Past long time Room Parent for Alice Costello School

30 year team sponsor of Gloucester City Girls Softball

Long term sponsor for Brooklawn Little League

Past/present sponsor for various other Youth Sports organizations

Past/present supporter of various Youth Arts & Theater groups

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By Bill Cleary

According to Chief Housing Officer Joseph Stecklair he and Mayor Bill James were discussing the storm around 9am in front of the municipal building on Monday, December 21. Stecklair said he noticed that pedestrians were being forced to walk in the streets because sidewalks were not cleared. Because of safety concerns Stecklair said he contacted Police Chief George Berglund, and it was decided that the housing office would gather up addresses of those properties that were in violation of the law.

\”It took Kyle (Wagner) assistant housing officer all day to cross reference the addresses with the tax records,\” said Stecklair.

That information was turned over to the police department who mailed the citations on Tuesday, December 22.

Stecklair said only properties on the west side of town were cited. \”Reason being most

Forward Amanda Jennings (sr. Turnersville, NJ/Washington Twp.) led the Profs with 20 points and 14 rebounds. Forward Michelle Lala (sr. Wayne, NJ/Wayne Hills) followed with 17 points and a career-high 17 boards. Guards Danielle Rohe (sr. Dumont, NJ/Dumont) and Gina Catanzariti (jr. Cinnaminson, NJ/Cinnaminson) contributed with nine and eight points respectively. Guard Alissa Lamey (so. Northfield, NJ/Mainland Reg.) dished seven assists.

Rowan has an 8-5 record with a 2-1 conference mark. Rutgers-Newark is 7-8 overall and 2-2 in the