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All Star-One Skylights lit up the competition at the Cheersport Cheerleading Nationals 9 Feb. 14-15 at Georgia World Congress Center in Atlanta. The Skylights, a senior level 3 team, was one of five teams from All Star-One in Egg Harbor Township that competed at the largest cheerleading and dance championship. The Skylights won third place in their division.

Three cheers for the Skylights
All Star-One Skylights lit up the competition at the Cheersport Cheerleading Nationals 9 Feb. 14-15 at Georgia World Congress Center in Atlanta. The Skylights, a senior level 3 team, was one of five teams from All Star-One in Egg Harbor Township that competed at the largest cheerleading and dance championship. The Skylights won third place in their division.
Enjoying southern hospitality

Enjoying southern hospitality
Traveling together to Savannah, Ga., and Charleston, S.C., are Harriet Bank of Cherry Hill, and Dolores DeFelice and Marie Meloni of Village Grande at English Mill in Egg Harbor Township. They had fun on a visit to Paula Deen’s the Lady and Sons Restaurant in Savannah and meeting her sons. And they said the southern-fried chicken in Charleston at Oprah’s favorite restaurant will be remembered.
 
The Wildwood Leader enjoyed some good old Southern SEC University of Georgia football as Wildwood locals Brad and Jennifer Vogdes joined John and Vicki Lynch and many of John’s family, friends and Chi Psi fraternity brothers for a tailgate party (photo above) and some football between the hedges with 92,275 screaming UGA fans in Stanford Stadium. To their dismay the DAWGS lost, but the Lynches and Vogdes had a great time visiting the Athens and Atlanta area.
The Wildwood Leader enjoyed some good old Southern SEC University of Georgia football as Wildwood locals Brad and Jennifer Vogdes joined John and Vicki Lynch and many of John’s family, friends and Chi Psi fraternity brothers for a tailgate party (photo above) and some football between the hedges with 92,275 screaming UGA fans in Stanford Stadium. To their dismay the DAWGS lost, but the Lynches and Vogdes had a great time visiting the Athens and Atlanta area.

The Wildwood Leader enjoyed some good old Southern SEC University of Georgia football as Wildwood locals Brad and Jennifer Vogdes joined John and Vicki Lynch and many of John’s family, friends and Chi Psi fraternity brothers for a tailgate party (photo above) and some football between the hedges with 92,275 screaming UGA fans in Stanford Stadium. To their dismay the DAWGS lost, but the Lynches and Vogdes had a great time visiting the Athens and Atlanta area.
 
Getting that Southern cooking

Getting that Southern cooking

Kelly Shenk and Debbie Coulon of Galloway Township took The Current to television personality Paula Deen’s The Lady and Sons restaurant in Savannah, Ga.
Tracy and Kara Hender of Marmora traveled to Atlanta to visit family. They also went to the beautiful new Georgia Aquarium in Atlanta for the day with the Gazette.

Tracy and Kara Hender of Marmora traveled to Atlanta to visit family. They also went to the beautiful new Georgia Aquarium in Atlanta for the day with the Gazette.
 
The All Star-One Firecrackers from Egg Harbor Township recently competed in the Cheersport’s National Competition in Atlanta, Ga. Feb 15-17 and brought the Gazette along. The Firecrackers placed first in the Youth Level 3 division. Holding the paper is Macie Buch of Seaville. Also shown is Upper Township residents Sara Caracciolo and Julia Bornhardt of Petersburg and Celena White of Seaville.

The All Star-One Firecrackers from Egg Harbor Township recently competed in the Cheersport’s National Competition in Atlanta, Ga. Feb 15-17 and brought the Gazette along. The Firecrackers placed first in the Youth Level 3 division. Holding the paper is Macie Buch of Seaville. Also shown is Upper Township residents Sara Caracciolo and Julia Bornhardt of Petersburg and Celena White of Seaville.

The Gazette traveled to Fort Benning, Ga. for the graduation and completion of basic training in December of Pvt. Brent Huntley. With Brent are his sister Kristin Takach and her husband, Staff Sgt. Justin Takach, who is holding their daughter Summer Lynn.

Augusta, Ga

Masters of celebrity sighting

Gene and Bonnie McCann along with Chas and Terry Honeker of Blue Heron Pines, Galloway Township, were lucky enough to attend practice rounds at the Masters in Augusta, Ga., in April.  This photo was taken in front of the pristine and infamous clubhouse.  They were able to see major players such as Arnold Palmer, Jack Nicholas and Tiger Woods. The weather cooperated and they enjoyed 80-degree temperatures while there.
Douglas, Ga

Sisters at the gate 

Marielle Aydelotte from Egg Harbor Township, and her sister Kayla McMillan of Valdosta, Ga., stand outside of the historic Ashley Slater House in Douglas, Ga.