Health & Fitness
news and notes
p. 22-26 and 43-44
The history of the Feast
of Our Lady of Mt. Carmel
p. 27-42
There’s lots to see at
the Philadelphia Zoo
p. 53
Wednesday, July 13, 2016
WARRANT ARRESTS FOR WOMEN
Volume 20 • Issue 28
by Gabe Donio
GAZETTE STAFF WRITER
HAMMONTON—Three separate and unrelated warrant arrests
of women were made by police recently, Hammonton Police Chief
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Robert Jones said.
• On July 10 at 9:53 a.m., a warrant arrest was made at 12th Street
and Railroad Avenue. Miranda
Mustino, 20, from Williamstown,
was arrested on a warrant from
Delran Twp. for $3,500, Jones
said.
Saporito is pastor
for the parish
by Kevin Troilo
GAZETTE STAFF WRITER
HAMMONTON—After spending more than 12 years as the pastor at Saint Padre Pio in Vineland,
the Rev. Peter Saporito, 67, is now
at St. Mary of Mt. Carmel Parish.
She also had multiple warrants
from Hammonton for $2,500,
Jones said.
Mustino was turned over to the
Delran Twp. Police Department
and was placed in the Burlington
County Jail, Jones said.
Officer David Reustle was the
arresting officer, Jones said.
• On July 9 at 11:30 a.m., a fugitive warrant officer came to police
headquarters regarding Neysha
Goyco, 31, of Hammonton, who
had a warrant for $10,000. She
also had a warrant from Hammonton for $148, Jones said.
Officer Jason Rigby was the arresting officer, Jones said.
• On July 6 at 9:43 a.m., Cynthia
Howard-Waters, 22, was arrested
on a warrant from Hammonton for
driving while suspended in the
amount of $1,000, Jones said. She
See POLICE, Page 2
Priest comes to
town from Vineland
Originally ordained in 1977,
Saporito was incardinated into the
Diocese of Camden on September
30, 1992. Besides acting as pastor,
Police car struck
by tractor-trailer
by Gina Rullo
GAZETTE STAFF WRITER
HAMMONTON—According
to a press release from the Hammonton Police Department, at
3:19 p.m. on July 5, there was a
police-involved motor vehicle
crash reported at the intersection
See PRIEST, Page 2
of Route 206 and the White Horse
Pike (Route 30). Officer William
Kurz, 35, operating a marked
Hammonton Police Crown Victoria sedan, was responding to an
emergency call for service and
traveling west on the White Horse
Pike.
As Kurz approached the inter-
Enjoying a taste of the feast Exciting offerings
at Success Center
See ACCIDENT, Page 10
THG/Joseph Bruno. To purchase photos in The Gazette, call (609) 704-1940.
New pastor of St. Mary of Mt. Carmel Parish the Rev. Peter Saporito, 67, blessed St. Joseph’s Church “Red Stand”
oQ July 10 ahead of the opening of the Feast of Our Lady of Mt. Carmel.
by Kevin Troilo
GAZETTE STAFF WRITER
HAMMONTON—Plenty of
exciting things are happening at
the Hammonton Family Success
Center. Located at 310 Bellevue
Ave. in the downtown area, the
center hosts weekly activities that
are perfect for families with young
children. Thanks to contributions
from a number of local businesses, the center has received a
complete facelift over the past few
years. Director Tricia Donio has
worked closely with the renovations and is excited about all that
the center now has to offer. Donio
coordinates with the local schools
Board approves
resident’s request
by Kevin Troilo
GAZETTE STAFF WRITER
THG/Joseph Bruno. To purchase photos in The Gazette, call (609) 704-1940.
Jimmy Costa and wife Sharon enjoy some of the first sandwiches from St. Joseph’s Church “Red Stand” on July 10.
The Feast of Our Lady of Mt. Carmel began on July 11. For more photos, see Pages 2-3.
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HAMMONTON—The Hammonton Planning Board met on
July 6 at town hall to listen to a
change of use request and adopt a
number of outstanding resolutions.
After approving the minutes
See SUCCESS, Page 10
from their June meeting, Chairman Edward Marinelli introduced
Frank Murphy, who was seeking
a change of use to permit a single
family home from a computer
training center for Block 1803,
Lot 16, Zone R-3 at 505 Walnut
Street.
After a brief explanation of the
request from solicitor James
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See PLANNING, Page 4