SAINT MARY GRAMMAR SCHOOL
340 CUMBERLAND STREET
GLOUCESTER CITY NJ 08030
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Holy Family Regional School, Ventnor, will close in June at the end of this school year.
The announcement was made in a letter to parents by Father Joseph Ferrara of Holy Trinity Church, Ventnor, Father Patrick Brady of St. Gianna Beretta Church, Northfield, the sponsoring parishes for the school, and principal Sister Lydia Etter, OSF, principal. The letter noted that Holy Family’s low enrollment – 92 students over eight grades, kindergarten and pre-kindergarten – made it impossible to continue beyond this school year. Efforts to boost enrollment proved to be unsuccessful. The school was also coping with a $172,000 deficit.
Holy Family was founded three years ago, the result of the merger of St. James School, Ventnor, and Blessed Sacrament School, Margate.
\”This decision should not diminish the pride we all have had in the school for its academic excellence, its strong sense of community, and its success fostering moral values in our children,\” the letter stated.
To ease the transition for Holy Family students wishing to continue in Catholic education, Holy Trinity and St. Gianna parishes will offer a $1,000 voucher for students to apply towards tuition at an area Catholic school next year.
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By Bruce Darrow
The Recreation Facility Enhancement funding will allow Joe Barth Field to meet the demands and exposure the Brooklawn American Legion Baseball brings to the Camden County Area. The $25,000 grant includes removal of 10\” to 14\” of infield dirt which has accumulated in the past 20 years since the last renovation. Once the existing dirt is removed and the field graded, infield sod and infield sprinkler system will be installed. Crushed red stone will surround the infield fencing providing a warning area.
In addition to the infield project the outfield will be hydro seeded and the batting cages repaired. Once this construction is completed replacement of the scoreboard will be considered.
The Brooklawn American Legion Baseball team plays a high caliber brand of Baseball winning over 25 State American Legion Titles. Currently the Brookawn Legion has both Greg Burke (San Diego Padres) and Zach Braddock (Milwaukee Brewers) on Major League Rosters.
Construction started on Friday, February 18 by a local contractor and is scheduled to be completed by March 10, 2011.
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Haddon Heights, NJ – Earlier this week, Congressman Rob Andrews announced that for the third year in a row the Obama Administration had decided not to invest a single dollar towards the Army Corps of Engineers’ efforts to deepen the Delaware. In both his State of the Union Address and his $3.7 trillion budget submitted to Congress Monday, the President has signaled to America that only the most economically sound projects will be funded for Fiscal Year 2012.
Image: Congress Rob Andrews (1st District NJ D)
Congressman Andrews stated that the dredging project’s significant shortcomings, both economic and environmental, continue to keep it off the President’s list of approved projects year after year.
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Mark F. Gottsch… of Cherry Hill, peacefully at home on Feb. 16, 2011, age 64. Companion of Sally Zupan; father of Mark & Monica; brother of Celeste Suplee of Bellmawr and several nieces, nephews & grandchildren. A member of Gloucester High School Class of \’64, Mark was a warehouseman at Packaging Specialists in Pennsauken for almost 20 years.
Funeral MASS Monday 10 AM in St. Mary\’s RC Church, 426 Monmouth St., Gloucester City. Interment beside his beloved parents & sister at Calvary Cemetery, Cherry Hill. Arr. by BLAKE-DOYLE FUNERAL HOME Collingswood
Condolences and Memories may be shared at www.mccannhealey.com under the obituary of Milan Sladek. Funeral Arrangements and Inquires may be made through: McCANN-HEALEY FUNERAL HOME: 851 Monmouth Street, Gloucester City, NJ 08030. Ph: 856-456-1142
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Dina Patel (above) of Clementon, the Camden County 4-H Senior Ambassador and Amber Bizup (below) of Sicklerville, the Camden County 4-H Junior Ambassador, attended the New Jersey State Agricultural Convention Delegates\’ Dinner on Tuesday, February 8. Patel and Bizup, along with 27 other New Jersey Fair, Commodity and 4-H youth representatives, were presented at the dinner as part of a longstanding convention tradition. The young people were honored as the future of the state\’s agricultural industry. Patel and Bizup are pictured with New Jersey Secretary of Agriculture Douglas H. Fisher (left) and NJ State Board of Agriculture President W. Scott Ellis (right).
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Haddon Heights, NJ – This week, Congressman Rob Andrews joined State Senator Donald Norcross (D-5) and Camden City Mayor Dana Redd to announce that over $5 million had been awarded to the City of Camden to rehire over half of the firefighters laid-off last month. The funds were awarded through the Staffing for Adequate Fire and Emergency Response (SAFER) program of the Department of Homeland Security’s Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), a program that provides $420 million in grants nationwide for rehiring laid-off firefighters and retaining those whose jobs are in jeopardy due to budget constraints.
SAFER grants are awarded on a competitive basis depending on a department’s financial and staffing needs. In each application, FEMA considers the grant’s impact on the department\’s daily operations and prioritizes its awards based on how the community and current firefighters are at risk without the newly funded positions. The funds awarded to Camden will support two years of salaries and benefits for the newly rehired positions.
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presented by Nike
ATLANTA – The nation’s top 20 high school senior girls’ basketball players have been selected to participate in the 2011 WBCA High School All-America Game presented by Nike, the Women’s Basketball Coaches Association (WBCA) announced today.
The 20th annual All-America Game, which is held as part of the WBCA National Convention, will be played Saturday, April 2, 2011, at the Conseco Fieldhouse in Indianapolis, Ind., site of the 2011 NCAA® Women’s Final Four®. Tipoff is 4:30 p.m. ET. The game will be played on the NCAA Women’s Final Four court for the second straight year.
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February 17, 2011
Joseph Wolk, Mayor
121 S. Black Horse Pike
Mt. Ephraim, NJ 08059
Dear Mayor Wolk, Commissioners’ Gilmore and Greenwald,
I would like to personally thank the Mt. Ephraim Public Works Department, under the leadership of Ken Jones, for all their help and assistance this winter during the snowstorms. I would also like to recognize the Mt. Ephraim Police Department for their daily help in assisting our children arrive safely to school. These individual departments were recognized at the February 15, 2011 Board of Education meeting for their continuous, outstanding community service.
In addition, I would also like to recognize the Mt. Ephraim Fire Department for all that they do for the school district to educate the children in fire safety. With the combined efforts of all these departments they continuously create a safe environment for the children of Mt. Ephraim.
Respectfully,
Joseph G. Rafferty, Sr., Chief School Administrator
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