Holt Logistics Awards Scholarships to Four Gloucester City Students | cnbnews.net

Students will each receive a $500 scholarship to attend Military and Naval Academies

GLOUCESTER CITY, N.J. (June 21, 2013) –- Leadership and military veterans from Holt Logistics Corp, as well as Gloucester City Mayor William James and city officials, gathered today to present four graduating seniors from Gloucester City with $500 scholarships each to be used for their matriculation to the United States Military Academy at West Point and the Naval Academy in Annapolis in the fall. Three of the students, Nicholas Marks, Brandon Wethman and Devin McCall, are graduates of Gloucester Catholic High School and represent the first time in Gloucester Catholic history that three seniors were simultaneously accepted into the prestigious military academy in West Point, NY. The fourth scholarship recipient, Brett Kraft, is a graduating senior at Gloucester City High School and will be matriculating to the Naval Academy in Annapolis, Maryland.

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Detour Ahead: Cities, Farms Reroute Animals Seeking Cooler Climes | cnbnews.net

$\"True-Color$ True-Color Image of Southeastern United States from NASA\’s Newest Earth Observing Satellite Suomi NPP (Photo credit: NASA Goddard Photo and Video)

Released: 6/17/2013 1:40 PM EDT
Embargo expired: 6/19/2013 4:00 AM EDT
Source Newsroom: University of Washington

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Newswise — In spite of considerable human development, the southeastern United States region could provide some of the Western Hemisphere\’s more heavily used thoroughfares for mammals, birds and amphibians on their way to cooler environments in a warming world, according to new research led by the University of Washington.

The region is among half a dozen areas that could experience heavier traffic compared with the average species-movement across the Western Hemisphere in response to a warming climate. The estimate in southeastern states, for example, is up to 2.5 times the average amount of movement across North and South America.

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Four From Gloucester Catholic Named to South Jersey Times All-Stars: Boys lacrosse first team

James Higginbotham, Gloucester Catholic

Led the Rams in scoring with 47 goals … Added 12 assists … Stepped up big for the Rams when team $\"042507_2141_1\"$ leader Steve Jackson was injured … Is a tough defensive attackmen on rides … Tied school record for goals in a game with six against Paul VI and Mainland.

Steve Jackson, Gloucester Catholic

Despite missing two weeks with an injury, the senior averaged nearly five points per game when healthy … Finished season with 29 goals and 26 assists … Was a two-time All-Conference selection … Caused 13 turnovers on rides … One of the top attackmen in South Jersey.

.Pat Richardson, Gloucester Catholic

The junior scored 36 goals, including the 100th of his career, and added 25 assists … A dynamic player, he won 58 percent of his faceoffs … Did a little bit of everything for the Rams … A first team All-Conference selection … Tied school record for goals in a game with six against Holy Cross.

Shane Kenney, Gloucester Catholic

The Rams best defender, the sophomore was a second team All-Conference selection … Led the team in takeaways … Was responsible for shutting down Joey Diaco twice and Roy Hansen from Bishop Eustace … Took the other team’s top midfielder and made them a non-factor.

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Red Cross Donations at Work Feeding Families Affected by Sandy

LONG ISLAND NY (June 19,2013)–The American Red Cross continues to help people affected by Sandy every day by partnering with local organizations through grant awards. Island Harvest, a food bank for Long Island, is one such partner organization.

The Red Cross awarded Island Harvest a multi-million dollar grant to provide more than roughly three million meals to people recovering from Sandy.

Sabrina, an Island Harvest site assessor, was working at a community event at the East Rockaway Recreation Center distributing food to Sandy affected residents when she met Jim, a Long Island resident.

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ROSE DELLA CROWTHER, OF CAPE MAY, FORMERLY OF GLOUCESTER CITY | cnbnews

Mrs. Rose Della Crowther, age 96, of North Cape May died Saturday, June 15, 2013.

She was a lifelong resident of Gloucester City, NJ before coming to Cape May 13 $\"6a00d8341bf7d953ef014e8a0db440970d-200wi\"$ years ago. Rose was a loving wife, mother, grandmother, great-grandmother and a child of God. She was a faithful member of St Marys Church in Gloucester City where she served on the PTA and the Catholic Daughters for 50 years. She also served on the Ladies Auxiliary of Gloucester Heights Fire Dept. Rose accepted what God sent her with grace.

Rose was preceded in death by her husband of 25 years William F. Crowther (1964). She was the mother of: Rose Marie Cartwright of N. Cape May and her children Patricia (deceased), Donna and Michael (Kimberly) and their son Justin; her son, William Franklin Crowther (Frieda) of Berlin, NJ and their children Michael (Maryanne), Debbie and Susie (deceased); and a son, James Joseph Crowther (Ilana) of N. Cape May and their children Bill (Denise), Albert (Beth) and James (Allison) and their daughter Abigail Rose. Rose was also preceded in death by her brothers James and John Hagan and sisters Marie Jenkins and Winnie Godala.

A Mass of Christian Burial will be held 11:00 AM on Monday, June 24, 2013 at St John. Neumann Parish @ St John Of God RC Church, 680 Townbank Rd, North Cape May, NJ; where friends may call from 10 to 11 AM. Private Burial will be held at New St. Marys Cemetery, Bellmawr, NJ. In lieu of flowers contributions would be appreciated to Holy Redeemer Hospice, 1801 Route 9, Swainton, NJ 08210 or Catholic Daughters, 10 W. 71st Street, New York, NY 10023. To share condolences please visit www.evoyfuneralhome.com

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Obituary: William N. Taddei, of Cherry Hill, age 74

On June 19, 2013. Age 74. Of Cherry Hill. Formerly of Philadelphia. Survived by his loving caregivers at ManorCare in Cherry Hill.

William proudly served our country in the U.S. Navy during the Korean Conflict.

Interment with Military Honors will take place in Brig. Gen. William C. Doyle Veterans Cemetery, Arneytown on Wednesday at 2 PM.

Condolences and Memories may be shared at www.mccannhealey.com under the obituary of William N. Taddei. Funeral Arrangements and Inquiries may be made through: McCANN-HEALEY FUNERAL HOME: 851 Monmouth Street, Gloucester City, NJ 08030

Ph:856-456-1142

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Obituary: Anna Mae Staradumsky, formerly of Bellmawr, age 75

Anna Mae Staradumsky
(October 3, 1937 – June 18, 2013)

Anna Mae Staradumsky was embraced by her Heavenly Father on June 18, 2013. She resided in Myrtle Beach, SC, and was formerly of Bellmawr. Age 75.

Beloved wife of Frank. Loving mother of Ann Frances (Michael) McILwain of Fort Wayne, IN; Julie Staradumsky of Hammonton, NJ; Teresa (Robert) Underwood of Mullica Hill, NJ; and Elizabeth (Paul) Hornung of Mantua, NJ. Devoted Grandmother to Katie, Steven, Christian, Ian, Hannah, Paul, Danny & Jack. Sister of Mary Ann Baklycki and the late Barbara Berrang.

Relatives and friends are invited to attend the viewing on Thursday morning from 10 to 11 a.m at GARDNER FUNERAL HOME, BELLMAWR.

Interment following at St. Mary\’s Cemetery, Bellmawr.

In lieu of flowers, donations may be made in Anna Mae\’s name to the American Pancreatic Cancer Society, P. O. Box 22718, Oklahoma City, OK 73123-1718.

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Iron Horsemen president the latest Maryland motorcycle-club leader to face criminal charges | Citypaper Blogs

In the fall of 2009, the national president of the Pagans Motorcycle Club, David Keith Barbeito of $\"Iron-Horsemen-MC-patch-272x300\"$ Myersville, near Frederick, was indicted in West Virginia in a massive racketeering conspiracy to which he later pleaded guilty and in 2011 was sentenced to 30 months in prison. Federal inmate records show he was released in December 2011.

Earlier this year, the president of the Philadelphia chapter of the Outlaws Motorcycle Club, Ronald L. \”Bugs\” Sells of Churchville, near Belair, was charged in a methamphetamine conspiracy to which he has since pleaded guilty, and is scheduled to be sentenced this summer. Two Baltimore men – Michael Privett and Robert Mansfield – were also charged in Pennsylvania as a result of the FBI’s undercover infiltration of the Outlaws chapter.

Most recently, and until now unreported by the media (or so it seems, based on Google searches), in May the president of the Southern Maryland chapter of the Iron Horsemen Motorcycle Club, Robert Scott Grieninger, pleaded guilty to a drugs-and-weapons indictment that resulted from a July 2012 raid on the business he manages, Scooters Garage in La Plata, according to court records. Also pleading guilty in the Charles County case was Grieninger’s nephew, Christopher Scott Grieninger. Both are scheduled to be sentenced in August. Calls to their attorneys were not returned by press time.