By Chris Concannon

Gloucester City News

After a month of decision-making, and following an unofficial ceremony held earlier this month, Joshua Tregear was officially sworn-in as the newest Bellmawr Councilman at their recent meeting.

He was selected by his Council colleagues, from a list of three potential candidates.

The other two entries made by the Camden Cou-nty Democratic Committee were Timothy Baldwin and Raymond Staczyk.

 

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Dear Friends,

Just got off the phone with our Michigan state director, Scott Hagerstrom, and I had to tell you what’s been going on in Lansing, Michigan, for the last few days.

Both houses of the Michigan legislature have passed final versions of right-to-work bills—meaning that, if you want a certain job, you don’t have to join the union if you don’t want to.

The bills are heading to the desk of Michigan Governor Rick Snyder and will await his signature.