Members of the Class of 1962 were honored on their 50th anniversary during Gloucester Catholic High School’s 83rd commencement ceremony on Thursday, May 31 at Our Lady of Hope, St. Agnes Church in Blackwood, NJ.

Class members, including GCHS Vice Principal Mary Ann Saunders, gathered prior to the graduation exercises for a class photo, and then marched in the graduation processional.

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Class of 1962 To Celebrate 50th Reunion

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Video: On June 5 Vote No on Attanasi, Gilletti, Lopresti

Washington Township NJ-Attanasi, Gilletti, Lopresti voted for Corzine, Obama or Clinton. Dont let them hijack the Washington Township Republican

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Philadelphia: Born to Run…Off to the Races

Philadelphia’s Blue Cross Broad Street Run now largest 10-miler in US

$\"FIE$ The 2012 running season officially began in Philadelphia as the city celebrated the 33rd annual Blue Cross Broad Street Run on May 6. More than 40,000 runners registered this year to take on the 10-mile course. Up from 31,700 entries last year, the event now claims the mantle of the largest 10-miler in the country.

On race day, Director Jim Marino marveled at the growth of the event. \”I remember when everybody said they would be happy if they got 12,000,\” Marino said. \”Now look at it.\”

For more information on the Blue Cross Broad Street Run, visit www.broadstreetrun.com.

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Off to the Races

The Tradition Continues at 2012 Aberdeen Dad Vail and Stotesbury Regattas

$\"\"$ On May 11-12, 3,500 athletes from more than 100 colleges and universities in the U.S. and Canada competed in the Aberdeen Dad Vail Regatta, the largest collegiate regatta in the nation and a long-time Philadelphia tradition. The two-day race, held annually on the Schuylkill River in beautiful Fairmount Park, is one of the most famous and scenic rowing routes in the world. With the sun shining on the crowd on hand for the 74th year of the famed regatta, the Men\’s and Women\’s Varsity Heavyweight Eight races lived up to their billing. Michigan claimed the varsity eight heavyweight race to capture the Aberdeen Cup for the second straight year and Duke won the women’s heavyweight eight title. For more information on the Aberdeen Dad Vail, visit http://www.dadvail.org.

On May 18-19, younger crews came to town as Philadelphia welcomed the Stotesbury Cup Regatta, the world’s oldest and largest high school rowing competition. A precursor for many athletes competing in the Dad Vail, 5,000 student rowers from close to 200 high schools around the nation converged on Philadelphia in this exciting annual event.

For more information on the Stotesbury Cup Regatta, visit stotesburycupregatta.com/.

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Will Governor Walker Whip the Left in Wisconsin Recall?

by Ed Farnan –

Since 2010, Wisconsin has been ground zero in the battle for the political future of America. $\"Right_left\"$

Wisconsin citizens found their backs against the wall after years of rule by the left. Fed up with ever increasing entitlement spending and debt burdens spiraling their tax bill out of control, in 2010 they voted for a new governor. They also gave the new governor a majority in the legislature. Together they worked to restore fiscal sanity by balancing the budget and taking back control from the unions who ruled the state.

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Rolling Thunder: An emotional journey

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By Craig Roberts – May 29, 2012 As a bystander at the 25th annual Rolling Thunder \”Run to the As a bystander at the 25th annual Rolling Thunder \”Run to the Wall,\” it’s easy to describe the event in purely objective terms. But such journalistic detachment would be difficult to maintain by an old veteran riding in the ever-growing Rolling Thunder pilgrimage. The tale would be better and more accurately told in the recounting of personal experiences and impressions, knowing that the feelings they would evoke were common among the participants.

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Knights of Columbus Defending World War II Memorial and Jesus Statue

$\"The$ The emblem of the Knights of Columbus (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

KALISPELL, MONT., May 31 (CNA) .- The Knights of Columbus and several individual knights have asked to intervene in a federal legal case challenging the presence of a decades-old World War II memorial in Montana because it contains a statue of Jesus.

\”It is sad that some in America have become so intolerant of religion that they are willing to remove longstanding memorials to America’s war heroes to enforce their narrow view on the rest of us,\” Supreme Knight Carl Anderson said May 30.

\”The idea that a war memorial containing a religious symbol on a remote piece of public land somehow establishes religion in this country is at odds with the historical record, the vision of our Founding Fathers enshrined in the First Amendment and the extensive jurisprudence in this area,\” Anderson stated.

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