The Gloucester City High School Lady Lions softball team and coaches would like to thank all of their fans for the support this year, especially Mr. William Dilks.

Mr. Dilks is a member of the Softball Hall of Fame for his dominating pitching abilities, and he has put together a softball yearbook for the past four years for the players and their parents.

This yearbook is made up of the current season newspaper articles, photos of players in action and team and individual accomplishments. And, this is not the only good deed Mr. Dilks has performed over the years.

He has given endless energy and financial support to the youth of Gloucester City.

Also, a big thanks to Brian Francis of Fort Nassau Printing for the color printed covers in the yearbook.

These yearbooks will provide lifelong memories for the players for years to come.

The yearbooks can be viewed in the Gloucester City Public Library and at the Historical Society.

 

GHS Lady Lions Softball Team

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County Accepts Steel from World Trade Center

 

 

(Sewell, NJ) – A piece of steel from the World Trade Center was accepted by Gloucester County today for a memorial to be erected to honor the lives of the 9/11 first responders, victims and families. The steel was donated to Gloucester County College (GCC) by the Port Authority of New York/New Jersey at the request of Senate President Steve Sweeney and Fred Madden, Dean of Law and Justice at GCC.

 

Newswise — As you finalize your child’s back to school checklist — new clothes, new schedule, school supplies — make sure you haven’t forgotten their immunizations. Failing to have your child vaccinated could mean the difference between life and death, says a University of Alabama at Birmingham pediatric infectious disease specialist.

 

Each time I have attended a Bellmawr Council Meeting this year, a breakdown is provided in how much is saved and within a given timeframe regarding the Public Works Department by Councilman Jim DeAngelo.

In my view, a breakdown of savings including overtime costs should be provided by other operating departments within the borough.

 

Welcome Back From Iraq/Middle East
Brooklawn, New Jersey 

Who: 1st Class Petty Officer Steven Thomas
When: Saturday, August 18, 2012
Time: 3:00 PM
Where: Brooklawn American Legion Post #72
11 Railroad Avenue
Brooklawn, New Jersey 08030

English: Skyline of Philadelphia (Pennsylvania) from the New Jersey-Site of the Delaware River. Deutsch: Skyline von Philadelphia (Pennsylvania) von der New Jersey-Seite des Delaware River`s. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

Celebrate  summer on the waterfront as the Delaware River Waterfront Corporation sets sail with another great season of outdoor entertainment on the RiverStage on the GREAT PLAZA at Penn’s Landing and Philadelphia’s newest park, the RACE STREET PIER. Enjoy festivals, concerts, live arts, First Fridays, Screenings Under the Stars, kayaks, swan boats AND more fireworks than ever before!

Screenings Under the Stars continues tomorrow night and every Thursday night in August. The GREAT PLAZA will be transformed into a unique outdoor theater and this week’s feature, Justin Beiber: Never Say Never, begins at 8:00 p.m.

 

By Bill Cleary

 

VOLUNTEER FED-UP WITH MAYOR AND COUNCIL-The City of Gloucester City is losing one of their unsung heroes because of the fishing ban at Freedom Pier enacted recently by Mayor James and City Council. Dan Reader who has volunteered his time and money over the years to fix up the Community Garden, City parks and playgrounds is calling it quits effective today.

 

Reader stated in an Email sent to CNBNews, \”I want to let you know that because of this situation (referring to the Freedom Pier fishing ban) I have decided after much deliberation to resign as a City volunteer as of Wednesday, August 15th. It was a very difficult decision on my part because everything is really starting to come together. I have invested 250 plus hours this year into a number of projects throughout the City. I feel that strongly about this and I could not go on tending to this City when at any time on five complaints I could again be banned from using a public space.