Bonnie K. Stocker, 66, died on Friday, Dec. 11, 2020, at her home, after a well-fought battle against cancer.
A resident of Millington since 1988, she was a parishioner of All Saintsâ Episcopal Church, serving as a chorister, a vestry member and a participant in the Thursday curia.
Mrs. McGrath was a BSA Pack 56 Den 14 mom and a Troop 56 Eagle mom; and an enthusiastic user and supporter of the Long Hill Township Library.
Bonnie Stocker was born in Easton, Pa., to Madeline (Repsher) and Frederick Stocker. After graduation from Easton Area High School, and studies at Temple University and the Fashion Institute of Technology, she worked for Fairchild Publications, where she met her husband Frank McGrath, and later in banking as a currency trader.
Excel Physical Therapy Partners with Family Focus Physical Therapy of Wall, NJ
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New addition continues EXCEL’s New Jersey southward expansion
“Like us, Family Focus has spent the past few decades growing and evolving along with the healthcare landscape, never losing sight of exceptional patient care,” said Gary Flink, EXCEL’s Chief Executive Officer. HACKENSACK, N.J. (PRWEB) December 16, 2020 Excel Physical Therapy (“EXCEL”), New Jersey’s premier provider of orthopedic physical therapy since 1990, is pleased to announce its partnership with Family Focus Physical Therapy, based in Wall, NJ. Family-owned and operated since its inception nearly 30 years ago, Matthew Miller, PT, DPT will continue to lead Family Focus’s team of experienced physical therapists.
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PETERSBURG - Three finalists have been announced in the City of Petersburg s search for a new Fire Chief. Founded in 1773, Petersburg Department of Fire and EMS is one of the oldest in the county.
The position of chief has been vacant since 2018, having since been staffed by interims.
The finalists are Tyson Dickerson, Edward Glassman and James Owens.
Dickerson is currently the Fire Chief for the City of Lexington, Virginia. He has over 35 years of experience working as a Firefighter Protection Engineer/Inspector, Volunteer Battalion Chief, Section Fire Chief, Deputy Fire Chief and Deputy Chief of operations. He has experience with leadership, hazardous materials, fire protection services, training and management with both small and large fire departments. He has also taken coursework in Fire Science, Fire Protection and Business Management from the University of Maryland, Montgomery College and the University of Delaware.
What do NJ and Wyoming have in common? COVID ‘knuckleheads’ | Letter
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Posted Dec 14, 2020
President Donald Trump speaks during a meeting April 30, 2020, about the coronavirus response with Gov. Phil Murphy, D-N.J., in the Oval Office. AP
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“Knuckleheads.”
Last month while angrily addressing Wyoming’s pandemic case increases, Gordon borrowed from Murphy’s May 2020 warning that “knuckleheads” ignoring the advice of medical experts are responsible for the increase in the number of COVID-19 cases.
Businesses in both Wyoming and New Jersey have been crippled by the pandemic. Yet despite Murphy’s excellent approval, too many New Jersey “knucklehead” Republicans chastise Murphy. One Ocean County Republican freeholder called Murphy a “dictator.” Star-Ledger columnist Paul Mulshine wrote in September, “COVID-19: The legal fight over Phil Murphy’s dictatorial orders is just beginning.”
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