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GLASSBORO — The Rotary Club of Glassboro is holding its first annual “Totally Talented in Gloucester County” talent show on Saturday April 25 at the Glassboro High School Auditorium, 560 Joseph Bowe Blvd.
Proceeds of the event support Glassboro Scholarships and Leadership Programs.
The show will include not only talented contestants competing for prizes, but also a lineup of special local entertainers.
The Master of Ceremonies will be singer Greg Armstrong, along with his Co-MC, Larry Dibona.
There will be special performances by Michael Jones, Danielle Spence, John Morsa, Robert Cabella, Jay Gentile and the drumming of young Matteo Johnson.
Contestants competing will include two magicians, Jeffery Michael and Brian Sheahan; dancer Madelyn Brook; and singers Gianna Harris, Sunshine Jones, Jessica Golden, Ricky Favian, Selma Elwy, Cody Miller, Ellie Grannan, and the duo of Chris Crumb and Skylar Galanti. The winners will be chosen by the audience.
It will be a night full of outstanding talent at a friendly cost for the entire family. Tickets are only $15 for adults and $10 for children 10 years old or younger.
For more information and to purchase tickets online go to www.glassbororotary.wix.com/totallytalented. Tickets will also be sold at the door.
Doors open at 6:30 p.m.
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PITMAN — The Pitman police department will host its first fishing tournament at Alcyon Lake on May 2.
The entry fee of $5 per person includes a Pitman police department fishing towel, hot dog and soda. The tournament is for children from kindergarten through 12th grade. Trophies will be awarded to the first and second place winners for the biggest catch in three divisions and to the biggest catch of the day.
A limited number of fishing rods will be available, but entrants are encouraged to bring their own rods, bait and fishing gear.
Entry fees must be cash or checks made payable to the Borough of Pitman K-9 Dog Trust Fund. Registration for the tournament will be:
— Saturday, April 18, 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Alcyon Lake Park
— Tuesday, April 21, 6 to 8 p.m., at Borough Hall
— Saturday, April 25, 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Alcyon Lake Park
Ptl. E.J. Parker and K-9 Ranger will be at the tournament and will do a small K-9 demonstration.
A limited number of tournament T-shirts will be given away on the day of the event, which runs from 9 a.m. util 12 noon.
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GREENWICH TWP. — Officers conducted a vehicle stop for violations on Harmony Road at Swedesboro Avenue.
While speaking with officers, the patrolman observed in plain view what appeared to be CDS contraband.
After the driver exited the vehicle officers did confiscate baggies of suspected marijuana.
Jonathan Allen, 25, of Salem, was taken into custody and charged with possession. of CDS, possession of CDS in vehicle and motor vehicle violations. Allen was issued a complaint summons and released.
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I’ve reviewed a couple of movies in my life, and have done numerous reviews of live performances, ranging from Eric Clapton to Stephane Grappelli, but I haven’t done a book review since high school.
Until today. My good and long-time friend, Jim Phillips, who owns Phillips Publications, has penned “Camden: Four decades on the streets of America’s toughest city.”
When not publishing fascinating books, Phillips spent most of his police career as a tactical cop for the Camden police department. He retired in 2009.
His book is filled with vignettes of his nearly forty years on the street. Most he was involved with or personally knew about. Some have been passed down in the city or the department.
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GREENWICH TWP. — Aramark Corp. reported that unknown suspects broke into their vending machine inside PBF refinery.
Management reported that all the cash and all the snack products were taken.
Unknown at this point the cash value of all items stolen.
Detectives are investigating video surveillance of the area.
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PAULSBORO — The Fugitive Investigations Unit of the Gloucester County Prosecutor’s Office has arrested a Paulsboro man facing five years in prison on a weapons offense and a Paulsboro woman who missed her sentencing to probation for credit card theft.
John C. Johnson, 33, was taken into custody without incident in a West Washington Street apartment in Paulsboro on April 9 on a warrant when he failed to appear for sentencing on Jan. 16.
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GREENWICH TWP. — Officers conducted a vehicle stop in the area of I-295 ex. 16 Monday for motor vehicle violations.
Investigation revealed that the vehicle mught contain suspected CDS (Marijuana) due to the strong smell coming from the interior of the vehicle.
Officers applied for a vehicle search warrant which was later approved. Vehicle was then impounded for the search.
During the search officers discovered several grams of suspected marijuana with the assistance of the township's K-9.
Ronald Thomas, 35, of Erial, Thomas Gillett-Spio, 36, of Smyrna, Del. and Roger Carrion, 38, of Brooklyn, N.Y. were charged with several narcotics and vehicle complaints.
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GREENWICH TWP. — Detectives are looking for a woman who entered two homes on Harmony Road and Memorial Avenue on April 10 pretending they knew the residents.
In both cases, she just walked through an open door, the distracted the residents. At the first house, she managed to steal $172, police said.
At the second home, she asked the resident for change of a $100 bill. Nothing was taken from the second home.
The suspect is described as a black female, heavy set, 40 to 50 years old, 5' 7" tall, curly dark hair.
Officers were on scene immediately but were unable to locate the suspect. A witness from the neighborhood advised that they spotted the possible suspect accompanied on Bennett Street.
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