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Swathmore Avenue residents upset about flooding, shaking houses

ALBERT J. COUNTRYMAN Jr.
By ALBERT J. COUNTRYMAN Jr.
New Police Officer! Albert J. Countryman Jr./Gloucester City News James Burkhardt takes his oath of office as the newest Gloucester City Police officer from Mayor Dayl Baile while looking on is his father, retired Gloucester City Lieutenant Steve Burkhardt, during the City Council meeting on Monday, Sept. 25.

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