Letters: Remember Me

A reminder to all the family and friends of our \”Remember Me \” children remember our $\"6a00d8341bf7d953ef011571942740970b-120wi\"$ servise is always held on the second sunday in December. I really would love to be able to hold it outside again it is so much nicer.Any questions you can always email or call. If you signed the form last year to have your child added each year I have your childs name added already if you did not please contact me so they are not left out.
Yours Truly

Dawn Beebe

Millville NJ ,08332

http://www.freewebs.com/rmcl

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Vandals Messing With Political Signs

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Photo and Caption By Amicus T. Pardie

DIRTY POLITICS-With just a week left until the voters get to have their say, $\"Unknown\"$ it seems like the ugliness is coming to the surface with more boldness. These sign arrangements were observed along Market Street but others like them were found around Gloucester City. Is this the way the George Norcross Machine trains their workers to behave? Is this the tactic they choose to influence voters? Is this the way the Democrat Party in Camden County AND Gloucester City wants to show us that they are the party of integrity and fair play?

By the way, didn\’t Bill James run as an \”Independent\” last cycle? Didn\’t he campaign on a platform of \”fighting the machine\”. Well, it didn\’t take Bill James long to crawl into bed with George Norcross\’s political machine and become just another puppet. Nick Marchese also ran as an independent and lots of us voted for him. Today he has been quoted as saying, \”You have to join the machine to get things done.\” No so, Nick! Look at Governor Christie, he\’s getting alot done, but you probably wouldn\’t give him any credit because Christie isn\’t a Democrat and party means more that progress right, Nick?

On November 2, remember the things that really matter. Remember that the Courier-Post endorsed Harry Trout over Donald Norcross for a reason. Vote Column 2.

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Letters: Brooklawn Council Candidate Questions Incumbent Perks

I was reading the Gloucester City News headlines on ClearysNoteBook.com this morning $\"Images\"$ and I read that

\”Brooklawn council passes resolution to curtail official perks\”

What perks would they be talking about? Any ideas? Did they think cheating on their taxes was a perk?

I am really curious about this, and at the next council meeting I intend to ask what perks they intend to \”curtail\”, as I was not aware the position of Mayor or Council Person does, or should, have any additional \”perks\” to it.

I know they get a small stippen at the end of the year, not sure the exact amount of it. I got one many years ago as well, as I remember it was around 1200.00 I think. If they still do that, I intend to donate mine back to a fund I want to get our ambulance moving towards soft billing and keeping money in town, but aside from that, I am not aware of any other \”perks\” that should or do come with the position. This headline is most curious.

These so called \”Perks\” are what leads to \”career politicians\”, which makes for bad government and does not provide proper representation. It promotes self gain and personal interest which is never good for governing bodies.

I am running for councilman, because I wish to represent the people of my town and their best interest which happen to include my own interests. I do not wish to obtain \”perks\” for being elected to do so. Any one seeking public to obtain \”perks does not deserve the position or your vote.

If you agree, please pass the email along to friends and neighbors. I ask that you consider my position on issues on this town and consider me for the office of town councilman. I am asking for your vote on Nov 2nd. More importantly I am asking that you make an \”informed decision\”. Proper representation is something we should all have. As council person or Mayor, you should always be of the mind that you are a \”public advocate\” selected by the people you represent. I plan to do exactly that and nothing short of that is acceptable to me.

If you agree, please pass this along and consider voting for Earl Foster for Brooklawn Borough Council on Tue, Nov 2nd.

Sincerely

Earl Foster

from the desk of Earl Foster

Support the BROOKLAWN REPUBLICAN PARTY

\”Giving people a choice is what Government should do\”

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\”In God We Trust\”

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submitted by son Adam Tussey

I Am the Democratic Liberal-Progressive\’s Worst Nightmare. $\"Troxies$

I am an White, Conservative, Tax-Paying, American Veteran,

Gun Owning Biker. I am a Master leatherworker. I work hard

and long hours with my hands to earn a living.

I believe in God and the freedom of religion, but I don\’t push it

on others. I ride Harley Davidson Motorcycles, and drive

American-made cars, and I believe in American products

and buy them whenever I can.

I believe the money I make belongs to me and not some liberal

governmental functionary, Democratic or Republican, that

wants to share it with others who don\’t work!

I\’m in touch with my feelings and I like it that way!

I think owning a gun doesn\’t make you a killer;

it makes you a smart American.

I think being a minority does not make you noble or victimized,

and does not entitle you to anything. Get over it!

I believe that if you are selling me a Big Mac or any other item,

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Video: Pennsauken, Meet a Real School Hero

Kerry McHugh-Moles is proud of her hometown, her school district, and her profession. And she isn’t waiting for Superman. She believes that Pennsauken’s public schools are full of supermen and superwomen, who can change the course of children’s lives, mold minds with their chalk-dusted hands, and—while disguised as mild-mannered teachers—fight a never-ending battle for truth, justice, and public education.

source: NJEA

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Election 2010: Councilman Marchese Urges Voters to Re-Elect Incumbents

Vote Democrat and allow the Incumbent Candidates to complete what they started.

I would like to ask the voters of Gloucester City to vote for Mayor William James on $\"Unknown\"$ November 2^nd.I ask that our current Mayor remain as our future Mayor. Bill James has shown his leadership abilities and his commitment to making Gloucester a better place to live. Having a full time Mayor who helps attend to the day to day activities of the city as well as the long term future projects goes above and beyond what can be normally be expected of any Mayor. Bill has helped the city immensely over the past four years. I am proud to be serving and working alongside Mayor James and this team and look forward to what we will be accomplishing in the near future.

Kellie Ferry is our Third Ward Incumbent Council Candidate and the driving force behind our City Celebrations Committee. She has been able to revamp many of the city’s events even with a shrinking budget. Her attention to detail and love for the city and the people who live in the city help her to be a valued member of this Council. One I whole heartily support and ask for your continued support of this fine person as Third Ward Councilwoman.

John Hutchinson has been a big help with the Southport Project, Police contract negotiations and our Housing Department.

I also support Bruce Parry as our Second Ward Incumbent Council Candidate. Bruce is a valued member of City Council while serving on our Public Works, Celebration and Fire Committees. He has helped the City’s Fire Committee by working very hard to enhance our Volunteer Fire Fighters Department while providing valuable input and experience in the negotiations with our Paid Fire Department. Bruce has been of great value in the rehabilitation project of Chatham Square and has dedicated himself to helping change this complex into the new Townhouse facility know now as Meadowbrook Mews. Bruce’s dedication to Gloucester City is evident by his strong work ethic, his ability to listen to the citizens and tax payers and respond to their needs.

Thank you,

Councilman Nicholas Marchese

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Guest Post – Surviving Breast Cancer | Dishwater Dreams

I’ve tried to begin writing this post and I’ve had a difficult time finding what to say, a $\"Beryl-beginning-chemo\"$ fact that is, I must confess odd for me, and probably pretty remarkable to my family. Rarely do I have a problem talking. This may be because in October, Breast Cancer Awareness month, the world is full of pink. In restaurants, department stores and even gas stations, breast cancer promotions abound and everywhere I look I seem to be surrounded by pink ribbons. Now don’t get me wrong, I am thrilled that so many businesses support Breast cancer research and I certainly don’t want that to stop. However it does serve as an almost constant reminder of my journey. It’s a bit of a double-edged sword when a survivor is reminded of her cancer, even by those supporting a cure. It’s not that I don’t want to talk about it, I just refuse to let my cancer define who I am. Yes, I am a Breast Cancer Survivor, but I am also a wife, a mother, a daughter, a sister, a friend, a scrapbooker, a teacher, a planner, an artist, a writer, a computer geek, a blogger, a walker, a chocoholic, maker of a pretty mean lasagna, ice-cream junkie, and an excellent Trivial Pursuit partner (just no sports questions).

Sometimes the whole \”Survivor\” thing feels odd. I just did what the physicians said to do. Surgery, chemotherapy, drugs, whatever, I just wanted to fight cancer as much as I could, and move on. I have too much to do to let something so crappy stop me. Of course, I researched procedures, drugs and such, but the medical personnel are really the magic ones, I will always be grateful to the team of people that took care of my health. I do wear my scars and my Survivor label proudly.

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