Day: October 13, 2010

Photos of Boating Accident; NJ Sportsmen\’s News Letter; Atlantic Herrings Days;TLaMarina Operators Stepping Up

HUNTING AND FISHING

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September 2010

Harpoon Larry writes, 

 Fellow fishermen,

These were shot coming into Jupiter inlet last month. The boat is the Waterdog, a 48\’ Garlington used for charter and run by captain Tom Henry. The swells were caused by the offshore hurricanes and this inlet can be very difficult in most any situation. Unfortunately, Tom was thrown from the bridge of the boat and broke two vertebrae. He was rescued and taken to the hospital were he died after being taken off life support. This was a seasoned captain who bought this boat down in Venezuela 10 years ago. He had run charters out of this inlet for more than 10 years!! The mate regained control of the boat and returned to the dock with the 5 people from the charter unharmed.

Click this link to see the photos of the accident…via www.tidalfish.com

submitted by Gary Bevan

Hunting and Fishing Update…from the NJ State Federation of Sportmens Club October news letter…submitted by Bill Schemel


\"Unknown-1\" Could there be a better time for the sportsman than right now? Fall fishing is at its best in the next few weeks off the coast as the striper run is beginning in a lot of places along the shore and into the Delaware Bay region. Reports of bass just starting to be caught from the Sandy Hook area on down started to filter in according to Federation saltwater advisor Al Ristori. Al also pointed out that the warm waters off the coast were still conducive to catching dolphin and tuna.

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Interestingly, there were a lot of reports of weakfish being caught in the Long Beach Island area south. These were small fish but nonetheless, given the situation with the fishery, they were a welcome sight.

Trout fishermen will get a bonus this week as the Division will finally start stocking trout on Tuesday after a week’s delay because of the drought conditions that persisted for the last two months.

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Michael Walters Independent Council Candidate List Ideas for Change in Gloucester City


My name is Michael Walters and I am running for City Council in the First Ward as an \"Images\" Independent. I am married with three children, and have lived in Gloucester most of my life. I am a retired firefighter due to a line of duty injury. I have also worked in the public housing industry.

Having worked in these fields I have been able to evaluate the good and bad of Gloucester City. There are a lot of good people in this town and I believe, with your help, we could change some of the bad into good. My wife, daughter and I have volunteered an immeasurable amount of hours to many of the great organizations, clubs and events in Gloucester City. It seems that many of these organizations, clubs and events have all but disappeared, such as the Fourth of July Parade. I feel that if we pull together we could bring our town back to life again.

What I will try and do for Gloucester City:

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GOP Candidates for Freeholder Board would make Gloucester City\’s Watefront a Top Priority

By Anthony Wojtkowiak

Gloucester City News Correspondent

(Editor’s Note: This is the first of a series of interviews with candidates running in the \"Unknown\" upcoming General Election November 2. Next week will feature an interview with a Democrat running for Camden County Freeholder.)

Republican Camden Cou-nty Freeholder candidate Scot DeCristofaro met with the Gloucester City News recently, and emphasized the need for development along the Delaware River waterfront.

DeCristofaro is running with fellow Republican George Zallie for two seats on the Board of Freeholders. Chris Leone-Zwill-inger is also on the ticket, running for Surrogate.

DeCristofaro is president and founder of Philadelphia Sales Company, a strategic

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Clementon Police Issue Missing Person Alert

\"Nicole Alert Message has been issued by the Clementon Police Department.

Thursday October 7, 2010 4:15 PM EDT

Missing Person ** Nicole Schilder 16y/o female last seen on Sept 26 – Visit www.clementonpd.com for more information.

The Clementon Police Department seeks your help in locating a missing, possibly \”at risk\” person:

**Nicole Schilder, 16y/o light skin black female. 5\’5\”, 125lbs.

Last seen at her residence in Clementon Borough in the early morning hours of September 26th, 2010.

She may be in the City of Philadelphia or the surrounding region. For further description please reference attached photographs.

If you have information that can assist in helping us safely locate Nicole Schilder, please \"Nicole contact the Clementon Police Department at (856)783-2271.

Visit www.clementonpd.com to view the missing person flyer submitted by her family.


Contact Information:

Ptl. Joseph McDevitt #132
Clementon Borough Police Department
856-783-2271 [email protected]

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Arnold Byk, of Cherry Hill age 70; Services Thursday

\"Rosary\" BYK Arnold-On October 8, 2010. Age 70. Of Cherry Hill. Survived by longtime family friend Danuta Wojcik. Arnold was in the loving care of the wonderful nurses and staff of Silver Care Health Care Center. Born in Pabionitza, Poland, he came to the United States and lived in New Jersey. Arnold worked as a paint sprayer for a chemical company.

Relatives and friends are kindly invited to attend his Catholic Rite of Committal on Thursday, October 14 at 11 am at the Land of Canaan Cemetery: 678 South Fairview Road, Elk Township. Expressions of sympathy can be e-mailed to www.mccannhealey.com under online obituaries of Arnold Byk. Funeral Arrangements and Inquiries may be made through: 

McCANN-HEALEY FUNERAL HOME: 851 Monmouth Street 

(at Brown Street) Gloucester City. Ph: 856-456-1142

 

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