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Weekly roundup: Council, Board of Education meetings top this weeks stories

Check out what made the headlines in The Washington Township Sun this week.

The 2017–18 teachers and services professionals of the year pose for a photo after being recognized at the Tuesday, Jan. 23, Board of Education meeting.

This week, the Board of Education recognized the 2017–18 teachers and educational services professionals of the year, while Mayor Joann Gattinelli provided the State of the Township Address at Wednesday’s council meeting. Check out some of the top stories from the past week in the Weekly Roundup.

District, BOE recognize teachers and services professionals of the year

Standing ovations, noisemakers, cheers and applause filled the Washington Township High School 11–12 auditorium on Tuesday, Jan. 23, as the district and Board of Education celebrated the 2017–18 teachers and educational services professionals of the year. Surrounded by colleagues, friends and family, the selected educators were recognized with a plaque and golden apple for their dedication to their career and students.

Mayor Joann Gattinelli provides State of the Township Address at council meeting

At last week’s council meeting, Mayor Joann Gattinelli presented a State of the Township Address, looking back on last year’s accomplishments and forward to this year’s goals. Also, Eagle Scout Josh Dicks and Washington Township police officer Gary Egizi recognized for dedication, hard work in the community. Council also introduced an ordinance on first reading setting the salary ranges for certain officers and employees of the municipality, as well as an ordinance that would decrease the number of administrative positions in the Washington Township Police Department to potentially allow for additional patrol officers later this year.

Reigning Gloucester County teacher of the year rescues choking student

Fifth-grade basic skills math teacher Domenick Renzi performed the Heimlich maneuver on fifth-grader Mark Albert. On Monday, Jan. 22, Gloucester County teacher of the year and state teacher of the year finalist Renzi happened to be walking by the school’s cafeteria when Albert came running out of the cafeteria and toward Renzi in the main foyer, unable to breathe. Albert was choking on a mozzarella stick and was frantic.

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