Day: September 19, 2010

Straight From the Lions\’ Mouth with Scotty Mathurin

 

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Scotty Mathurin (Mahwah, NJ/Mahwah) is a junior defensive back for the Lions football squad. Mathurin is a criminlogy major and has provided relief to those who suffered hardships following the 2009 earthquake in Haiti.

Question: What is the discussion and/or vibe amongst players as you head into challenge of the 2010 season?

Scotty Mathurin: The biggest vibe amongst the players is to keep the tempo up. Over the last two years one could say that we lacked of intensity at times. This year we are going to be more aggressive and loud!

Q: What has been your individual focus on the field in preparing for this season? 

SM: My individual focus on the field this year is to become more of a leader. I want to expand my energy to not only the guys that will see the field, but also to the guys who will be on the sideline cheering us on. 

Q: What runs through your mind about the 82-yard kickoff return touchdown in the season opener

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Buy Local/UEZ: Airport Circle Sound Reinforcement, Gloucester City

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Mainstage shifts into high gear offering more shows than ever to the South Jersey Region

Mainstage Center for the Arts (MCA) will present seven shows, the most in its 22-year history, for the 2010-11 season. It will also offer its first season ticket package. This comes at a time when many cultural organizations are scaling back due to the economy.

\”We\’ve taken this leap because we can offer local audiences a reasonably-priced enjoyable theatre experience right here in Camden County College\’s beautifully renovated Dennis Flyer Theatre. With the new exit to the college right off of Route 42, it\’s very convenient to reach us,\” said Ed Fiscella, artistic director, MCA. \”We\’re offering shows with a wide-range of appeal. And, we believe that audiences will appreciate the quality and value.\”

The season kicks off with The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (Abridged), October 22 -24. In this comedy, three performers use slapstick and improvisation to transform all 37 of Shakespeare\’s plays into one hilarious show. This irreverent tribute to the world-famous Bard is sponsored by Mainstage Center for the Arts and presented by the Collaborative Act Studio in association with the Ritz Theatre.

The season also includes:

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Joseph B. Ferguson, of Buena, formerly of Gloucester City, US Army Retired Captain

Joseph B. Ferguson, age 91 of Buena, formerly of Gloucester City died Friday, September 17th, 2010 at Kennedy \"6a00d8341bf7d953ef0115724332f3970b-120wi\" Hospital in Stratford. Born in Guilford County, NC he later served in the U.S. Army from 1936 to 1978 and retired as a captain. Joe raised his family in Gloucester City and was a resident there for 33 years. He has spent the last 12 years leaving in Buena. Joe enjoyed baseball and coached for a few years while living in Gloucester City.

 

Husband of the late Elizabeth \”Betty\” (nee Lyness), he is survived by two sons, Gary J. Ferguson and his wife Donna of Bellmawr and their children Ryan & Erin, Brian E. Ferguson of Mt. Royal and his children Christine, Michael & Kelly and one great grandson, Ryan Jr. Mr. Ferguson was also predeceased by his daughter-in-law Gayle Ferguson.

Funeral services are private at the convenience of the family.

 

Memories and condolences may be shared at www.smithfhmantua.com

 

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Buy Local/UEZ: O\’ Donnell\’s 1923 Pub & Grill, Gloucester City

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McCann Healey Funeral Home, Gloucester City NJ

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Thought for the Day: Every Thing The Government Touches Is Broke!

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Fox Video: The South Jersey Transportation Authority Another Government Bureaucracy

Hey Bill saw this on Fox News thought it was interesting figured id pass it on. JS

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Some employees of the South Jersey Transportation Authority are given vehicles to drive back and forth to work. A spokesperson for the authority says the employees need the vehicles in case there is an emergency. The vehicles are paid for with taxpayer money. Fox 29’s Investigative Reporter Jeff Cole wanted to know, among other things, why the Director of Tourist Services needs a take-home car.

The SJTA oversees the Atlantic City Expressway.

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