Suddenly, On October 24, 2009. Age 34. Of Audubon. Formerly of Mount Ephraim. Cherished Father of Sarah Maxwell. Loving and devoted Son of Joseph R. and Margaret \”Peggy\” Maxwell, Sr. of Mount Ephraim and Linda (Powell) Kretzschmar and Family of Thackerville, OK. A Private Catholic Rite of Committal and Inurnment was held at Saint Joseph’s Catholic Cemetery on the Black Horse Pike in Chews Landing. Ph: 856-228-7588 . All are invited by the family to visit the grave by calling the cemetery or the funeral home for the location. The family is grateful for all the love and prayers during this difficult time especially Michele Biehl for singing and playing the guitar and Father Michael Hegarty from Holy Maternity R.C. Church in Audubon.

The family strongly requests memorial donations to Sarah Maxwell Benefit Fund: P.O. Box 358, Gloucester City, NJ 08030. Expressions of sympathy can be e-mailed to the family through our website www.mccannhealey.com under online obituaries of Joseph R. Maxwell, Jr. Funeral Arrangements and Inquiries through: McCANN-HEALEY FUNERAL HOME: 851 Monmouth Street, Gloucester City, NJ. Ph: 856-456-1142

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See Philadelphia\’s Rich History
PhillyHistory.org is excited to announce the addition of over 1,600 historic photographs from the collection of the Free Library of Philadelphia. Supported by an IMLS/NEH Advancing Knowledge grant, stunning images from the Historical Images of Philadelphia Collection and the Centennial Exhibition Collection are now available to search, view, and purchase on PhillyHistory.org.

Reading Terminal Outdoor Farmer\’s Market
From 9am-1pm, every Sunday through mid-November, Reading Terminal Market is offering a new outdoor farmers\’ market in conjunction with Farm to City, an organization that runs farmers\’ markets in neighborhoods across Philadelphia. Fourteen local growers and producers offer fresh & local fruits, vegetables, artisanal cheeses, pastured meats and more. After you shop at the farmers\’ market on 12th Street, across from Reading Terminal, shop at your favorite merchants inside the Reading Terminal Market, and, while you\’re at it, grab a bite at the city\’s best collection of eateries.
Reading Terminal Market, 12th and Arch streets, 215.922.2317, www.readingterminalmarket.org

Beans Beauty Grand Opening
Come and celebrate the grand opening of the newest location of Beans Beauty on May 20, 10am-6pm. Enjoy a full day of giveaways, product consultations and complimentary hair treatments from your favorite beauty brands. If you bring in a copy of this newsletter that day, you can receive 15% off of any purchase of $99 or more.
Beans Beauty, 1733 Chestnut Street, 215.567.1518, www.beansbeauty.com

May @ The Gallery at Market East
Visit Center Court at The Gallery at Market East through May 23 for the Philadelphia Department of Recreation Community Art Show. Enjoy an exhibit of inspiring artwork created by local Philadelphia residents of all ages.
The Gallery at Market East, 901 Market Street, 215.625.4962, www.galleryatmarketeast.com

Wine Time @ The Prime Rib
The Prime Rib is now \”BYOW\” with no corkage fee Sunday through Tuesday night. Pick up your favorite bottle of wine and make your reservation for a fabulous evening at The Prime Rib today.
The Prime Rib, 1701 Locust Street, 215.772.1701, www.theprimerib.com

Summer of Wax @ O2
Enjoy 30% off of all body waxing at O2 Skincare Lounge during their Summer Special. A Brazilian/bikini wax is only $35 and expert brow shaping is only $15 this summer. Schedule an appointment with owner Anthony Guerrera to receive your discount.
O2 Skincare Lounge, 1426 Walnut Street, 215.545.5055, www.02skincarelounge.com

My husband is a VFW member, a DAV member and a Service member currently deployed to Afghanistan

How does a Service member who\’s entire energy is devoted to the defense needs of our nation in Afghanistan learn that his ancestral land is being taken for BP Oil\’s economic benefit by eminent domain in New Jersey?

The first week of April 2010, my husband LTC George A. Gallenthin III deployed to Afghanistan for Operation Enduring Freedom and on April 24th, eminent domain papers arrived at our home. I notified my husband by email that his land was being taken.

Imagine that LTC Gallenthin thought his land ownership was safe after legally defending another GCIA-funded scheme for BP Oil over six+ years and winning 7-0 before New Jersey\’s Supreme Court. (see attached Gallenthin v. Paulsboro (191 NJ 344 (2007)).

Imagine that as she lay dying, George’s Aunt Margaret, the 87-year old

115,000 SQUARE FOOT WAREHOUSE WILL HELP RETAIN AND EXPAND PORT’S FOREST PRODUCT CARGOES

PHILADELPHIA, MAY 10, 2010… James T. McDermott, Jr. Executive Director of the Philadelphia Regional Port Authority (PRPA) today presided over the grand opening of the Port of Philadelphia’s new 115,000 square foot forest products warehouse at Pier 74a in south Philadelphia. The new warehouse is the newest addition to the Port’s Forest Products Distribution Center, which is operated by Penn Warehousing & Distribution, Inc., with stevedoring services provided by J.H. Stevedoring, Inc. The Forest Products Distribution Center encompasses Piers 78/78a, Piers 80/80a, Piers 38/40, and, now, Pier 74a.