From the June 2, 1949 edition of The News, Egg Harbor City. — in Mullica Township, New Jersey.
Tuesday, February 02, 2016
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Diatribes, harangues, heckling, and other infantile dyspeptic commentary on social justice, politics and life.
E-Mail - gadfly01.blogspot@gmail.com
The Gadfly01.blogspot is not affiliated with the government of Mullica Township.
The blog was started in 2003 by Larry Angel and has become an outlet and source of information for many residents, volunteers and employees of Mullica Township.
Larry's opinions on world events and the day to day operation of the government of Mullica are memorialized in the archives from 2003 to May 8,2008 for all to peruse.
Larry Angel's unique,colorful writing style could never be duplicated,so the Gadfly has undergone many changes over the years.
Mullica Township is a Pine Barren community without a town newspaper or news letter, no televised or internet committee meetings and no press reporters at the meetings.
The Gadfly tries to fill the void by alerting the residents of meetings, events and articles of local interest from various sources. Most importantly, it gives a voice to the people. All residents are invited to share their opinions with anonymity or signed under each article posted.
Everyone is invited to send in articles of interest, announcements, letters of your concerns or opinions and even tips about what's going on in your neighborhood that needs investigation.
Tell the Gadfly what you want to see posted or what was missed.
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Mullica Police Numbers:
For emergencies call 911.
The non-emergency contact number is 652-2037, to be used after hours or have an officer dispatched to your location.
The Administrative contact number is 561-7600, for the hours from 8:00am to 3:00pm, Monday through Friday.
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Anti- War video-Created 2006-voice of Larry Angel
2 comments:
This is great. God Bless Mullica - Live Free or Die
That was the World War II generation when people took the responsibility of voting seriously. Most have passed on and would roll over in their graves if they could see the apathy displayed by the majority of modern Mullicans toward the operation of modern day Mullica.
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