David P. Dickson, Sr. age 44, of Gloucester City; GHS Alumnus Class of 86 | cnbnews.net

On July 30, 2012. Age 44. Of Gloucester City. Loving father of David P. Dickson Jr. Cherished $\"Images-3\"$ son of John D. Dickson Sr. and Anna T. Dickson (nee Ashe). Loving brother of Margaret Chiodi (Randy), Barbara Ann Pollander (Bruce) John D. Dickson Jr. (close friend Alice) and Denise Robison. Also survived by many loving nieces, nephews and cousins and his beloved dog, Bandit.

David graduated from Gloucester City High School class of 1986. He enjoyed fishing and spending time with Bandit.

Funeral services and cremation will be private.

Family respectfully prefers no flowers and memorial donations to David P. Dickson, Sr. Memorial Fund: P.O. Box 358, Gloucester City, NJ 08030.

Condolences and Memories may be shared at www.mccannhealey.com under the obituary of David P. Dickson Sr. Funeral Arrangements and Inquires may be made through: McCANN-HEALEY FUNERAL HOME: 851 Monmouth Street, Gloucester City. Ph:856-456-1142

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In Memoriam: Gerald J. Healey August 4, 1942 – August 2, 1986

It has been 26 years since you were called home to heaven. You were a

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Gerald J. Healey

loving husband and awesome father. You gave a wonderful example of helping and caring for all people. We thank you for the blessings that you have given us as a family and ask that you keep smiling down from Heaven!

We think of you each and every day! We will always keep your memory and spirit alive in our thoughts, deeds and actions. This past year has been a true blessing and amazing year with the births of Avery and Jerry. We are keeping your spirit alive by naming the first male grandson after you!

We will always love and remember you forever!

Love, Rosemary, Patrick, Colleen, Roseann, Paal, John A. Healey IV, Jess, Katie, Avery Rose and Gerald \”Jerry\” J. Healey, II

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AFP: Contact your Senator to Vote No on Wind Production Tax Credit Bill

Today, Thursday the Senate Finance Committee is taking up a bill that extends the wind production tax credit, a handout for wind energy producers that distorts our energy markets. It’s long past time for Washington to stop using the tax code to manipulate our economy and our energy production.

Thankfully, one of your senators sits on the Finance Committee and he or she will have a chance to vote on whether to extend this subsidy.

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CNBNEWS HUNTING AND FISHING: Ban on Blue Claw, Fall Turkey, AHRS, Epizootic (EHD) in Deer in NJ

DEP ISSUES REMINDER ABOUT BAN ON BLUE CLAW CRABBING

TRENTON – As part of a coordinated multi-language community education effort taking place this week, the Department of Environmental Protection is reminding residents that harvesting blue claw crabs from the waters of the Lower Passaic River and Newark Bay is dangerous and prohibited.

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Thomas J Woods, Longtime Gloucester Catholic Fan, WWII Navy Veteran,

On July 31, 2012. Age 93. Of Gloucester City. Beloved husband of 35 years to the late Jane P. $\"576108_10150968000967727_31801701_n\"$ Woods (nee Przeradzki). Loving father of Jane F. \”Neen\” Raspa and her husband, Richard A. Raspa Sr. Predeceased by his son, Thomas J. \”Timmy\” Woods Jr. Cherished grandfather of Michael T., Nina A., and Richard A. Raspa Jr. Dear brother of Catherine Siedlecki and Terrence Woods. Predeceased by his siblings, Rose Quinn, James J. Woods Jr. and Helen Cusick . Also survived by his dear friends, William O’Neill and Frank Ramagli, and many nieces and nephews.

Tom was born in Philadelphia and was a longtime resident of Gloucester City. He proudly served our country in the U.S. Navy during World War II. Tom worked as a Storage Manager at the Philadelphia Naval Shipyard and retired as the \”plank holder\” after 57 years of service. He was a member of the Lamont Social Club in South Philadelphia and was a faithful and devoted parishioner of St. Mary’s R.C. Church in Gloucester City for 60 years. Tom was an avid supporter of Gloucester Catholic High School and his passion was following the Girls Softball, Girls Basketball and Girls Soccer teams over the years. He summered in Ocean City, NJ and attended St. Frances Cabrini Church for over 40 years. Tom loved going to yard sales, selling golf clubs and was an avid fan of the Phillies.

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Brooklawn Council Contemplate Website Proposal; Cost $4,700

By Sara Martino

Gloucester City News

A presentation for Website Design was given by Shelton Anderson, an independent website designer, during last week’s Brooklawn Borough Council meeting.

His ideas of the website are to showcase the borough using photos, contact information and a business directory on the site.

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Unique Partnership Benefits New Jersey Farmers, the Food Bank and Local Community

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CAMDEN, N.J., Aug 01, 2012 (BUSINESS WIRE) — Campbell Soup Company CPB -1.12% and the Food Bank of South Jersey (FBSJ) today launched Just Peachy, a delicious salsa made from New Jersey peaches. The new product is expected to raise more than $100,000 and deliver a sustainable revenue stream for the Food Bank of South Jersey\’s hunger relief programs.

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Legion Baseball State Tournament: Red Hot Flemington Defeats Brooklawn 6-3

RESULTS FOR THURSDAY, AUGUST 2 BELOW

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Jul 31/Tue 1:00 PM Game 1 West Deptford 100 4 vs Park Ridge 153 2

DH Game 2 Brooklawn Red 72 18 vs So Brunswick 401 6

1:00 PM Game 3 Flemington 159 2 vs West Windsor Plainsboro 1

DH Game 4 Lyndhurst 139 1 vs Haddon Hts 149 4

Aug 1/Wed 1:00 PM Game 5 Park Ridge 153 7 (Out) vs So Brunswick 401 17

1:00 PM Game 6 West Windsor Plainsboro 6 (Out) vs Lyndhurst 139 9

DH Game 7 West Deptford 100 5 vs Brooklawn 72 9

DH Game 8 Flemington 159 6 vs Haddon Hts 149 0

Aug 2/Thu 1:00 PM Game 9 So Brunswick 401 14 vs Lyndhurst 139 7 (Out)

DH Game 10 Haddon Hts 149 9 (Out) vs West Deptford 100 14

4:00 PM Game 11 Brooklawn 72 3 vs Flemington 159 6

Aug 3/Fri 4:00 PM Game 12 So Brunswick vs Brooklawn 72

4:00 PM Game 13 West Deptford 100 vs Flemington 159

Note: Pairings for Game 12 & 13 will not match previous opponents against each other

unless absolutely necessary

Aug 4/Sat 1:00 PM Game 14 Winner Game 12 vs Winner Game 13

If 3 Teams remain after Game 13,

the Winner of Game 11 automatically draws a Bye for Game 14

source

http://njalbaseball.homestead.com/2012STATETOURNAMENT.html

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New Jersey Citizen Action Criticizes New Jersey Members of Congress for Helping to Defeat Middle-Class Tax Cut Bill

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Six New Jersey House Members Vote to Protect Bush Tax Cuts for Richest 2% at Expense of Other 98%

Highland Park, NJ – New Jersey Citizen Action criticized members of the New Jersey Congressional delegation who helped to defeat a middle-class tax bill in the U.S. House of Representatives yesterday. The bill would extend the Bush-era tax cuts for every state resident on the first $250,000 in household income, but would end them above that level, which only benefit the richest 2 percent of Americans. The House rejected the legislation, 257 to 170, one week after the Senate passed the same middle-class tax cut bill, 51 to 48. (You can see how all House members voted here).

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