Congressman LoBiondo stopped by the 5th grade class at the Roland Rogers Elementary School in Galloway to answer questions about Congress, the economy and his time growing up in South Jersey.

Congressman LoBiondo visited AtlantiCare's new Cancer Care Institute to discuss the latest in cutting-edge technology available for South Jersey patients. He was briefed on the new "cyberknife"at the facility, which is one of 105 in the country and the only one in use in the 2nd District.

Congressman LoBiondo delivered H.R. 3962, the healthcare bill introduced by House Speaker Nancy Pelosi to the Salem County Public Library for residents to have the chance to review. Copies of the 1,990 page bill were delivered to each county library in South Jersey.

Congressman LoBiondo met with New Jersey representatives of the Health Occupations Students of America (HOSA) in his Capitol Hill office.

Congressman LoBiondo met with members of the Salem County Chamber of Commerce during their visit to Washington, D.C. He discussed healthcare reform, energy policy and his recent visit to Afghanistant before taking questions from local business leaders.

Congressman LoBiondo addressed the gathered firefighters from across the state in Wildwood at the annual New Jersey State Firemen's Convention. LoBiondo is a member of the Congressional Fire Caucus.

On the eighth anniversary of the September 11th attacks, Congressman LoBiondo stopped by the Ocean City High School to deliver copies of the U.S. Constitution. He also participated in remembrance ceremonies in Somers Point, Cape May Court House and Hamilton Township.

Congressman LoBiondo joined with local hospitality and construction workers, casino executives, the Atlantic City Chamber of Commerce and other elected officials to call attention to the ongoing demonization of legitimate business travel to Atlantic City and a provision in the recent federal stimulus bill that excludes the gaming industry from the economic recovery.

Congressman LoBiondo congratulated Svetlana Ivanoff of Our Lady of Mercy Academy in Newfield for winning the 2009 Congressional Art Competition. Ms. Ivanoff’s piece, “Yellow Sky,” will be displayed in the tunnel connecting the Cannon House Office Building and the U.S. Capitol for one year.

Congressman LoBiondo was honored by the National Breast Cancer Coalition at a ceremony on Capitol Hill for his long advocacy and leadership to secure additional federal funding for breast cancer research. Several residents of New Jersey came to Washington for the event.

Congressman LoBiondo stopped by the Special Olympics competition at the Wildwood Civic Center to cheer on the athletes, including the Sea Isle City Islanders basketball team.

A strong advocate for animal protection laws, Congressman LoBiondo received the "Legislative Leader" award from Michael Markarian, President of the Humane Society of the United States Legislative Fund. LoBiondo scored a perfect 100 on the group's annual scorecard of legislators.

Congressman LoBiondo joined with General Maria Falca-Dodson of the NJ Air National Guard, Colonal Randall King - Commander of the 177th Fighter Wing, and Dr. Wilson Felder of the FAA Technical Center in the groundbreaking ceremony of the new $9.8 million Air Support Operations Squadron facility at 177th Fighter Wing complex in Atlantic County.

Congressman LoBiondo honored South Jersey veterans of the Korean War at a ceremony in Atlantic City marking the 55th anniversary of the signing of the Armistice.

A supporter of AARP's "Divided We Fail" campaign, Congressman LoBiondo spoke at the annual Cape May-Atlantic Chapter's Legislative Breakfast. He addressed their concerns on affordable healthcare, prescription drug costs, financial security and rising energy costs.