By Bill Iezzi Inquirer Staff Writer

Joe Matranga, who took hold of the Rams\’ reins in 2009, has stepped down as coach, the school announced Tuesday. No successor has been named. \”I had a great experience [at Gloucester Catholic],\” Matranga said. \”What I\’m doing now will be to teach in a different capacity. I\’m looking for different ways of teaching young people. I don\’t know exactly, maybe as a curriculum for schools.

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Big turkey right at home at Bernards gas station

Charlie the turkey makes himself at home at Will’s Service Center in Bernards Township, where he’s been known to walk in and out of the office, unfazed by customers, nearly every morning for two years. (Photo by W. Jacob Perry)

By W. JACOB PERRY, Staff Writer Published: Jun 4th, 7:10 AM

BERNARDS TWP. – Motorists often can’t believe their eyes when they pull into Will’s Service Center and see a large, feathered creature casually walking around the building.
Can it be? Yes, it’s a turkey. The big bird has been showing up at Will’s, located at 1 Madisonville Road near Route 202, just about every morning for close to two years, according to business owner Will Allen. LINK SUBMITTED BY GARY DEVINE

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June 8, 2010

Today, Finance Director Rob Dubow and Philadelphia Parking Authority (PPA) Executive Director Vincent J. Fenerty Jr. accepted the findings of an Office of Inspector General (OIG) investigation into ticket-fixing at the Bureau of Administrative Adjudication (BAA), and have terminated three employees and accepted the resignation and retirement of three others. Although the OIG does not have express jurisdiction over the PPA, the Parking Authority welcomes the Inspector General’s assistance and has cooperated fully in the investigation.

By Chris Concannon

NEWS Correspondent

Bellmawr Mayor Frank Filipek, (photo) during last week’s Council meeting, said the Borough’s Fourth of July Parade has been cancelled due to budget issues.