Congressman LoBiondo met with Linwood Donelson of Salem, Domenic Merendino of Penns Grove and Trey Murschell of Woodstown who visited Washington as part of the NJ chapter of HOSA, a national student organization endorsed by the U.S. Department of Education to promote career opportunities in the health care industry.

Congressman LoBiondo met with Lt. General Craig McKinley, Director of the Air National Guard, to discuss the importance of the 177th Fighter Wing out of Egg Harbor Township in the present and future force protection strategy for the country.

Congressman LoBiondo joined with his colleagues outside the U.S. Capitol to demand action on the "Consumer Price Protection Act," legislation he sponsored with Rep. John Larson (CT-01) to crack down on excessive oil speculation which in turn would seek to reduce the cost of gasoline.

Congressman LoBiondo addressed the Cape May County Chamber of Commerce at their recent monthly meeting. He discussed his comprehensive energy policy and took questions from local business leaders.

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.

Congressman LoBiondo met with enthusiastic 4-H participants from South Jersey on their recent visit to the Capitol.

Congressman LoBiondo met with Jean Galvez of Galloway and other New Jersey representatives of the Amputee Coalition of America.

A strong advocate for the nation's servicemen and women and South Jersey veterans, Congressman LoBiondo participated in Atlantic County's Memorial Day Ceremony.

Congressman LoBiondo joined USDA State Director Andy Law to present North Wildwood Mayor Bill Henfey and members of the city council with a federal check of $6.1 million for Phase II of the city's sewer and street reconstruction and restoration project.

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.

Congressman LoBiondo joined with partners of the planned Aviation Research & Technology Park in Atlantic County to announce that the project was awarded a $2.5 million federal grant. (Pictured: Richard Stockton College President Dr. Herman Saatkamp Jr, Atlantic County Executive Director Dennis Levinson, South Jersey Economic Development District Executive Director Gordon Dahl, Dr. Dennis Weiss of Stockton College, and U.S. Economic Development Administration Regional Administrator Phil Saputo)

A strong advocate for animal protection laws, Congressman LoBiondo received the "Humane Champion" award from Michael Markarian, Executive Vice President of the Humane Society of the United States, for his continued advocacy. LoBiondo scored a perfect 100 on the group's annual scorecard of legislators.

Congressman LoBiondo visited with Sara and John Rosati, who are South Jersey athletes participating in the Special Olympics. Sara and John met with LoBiondo at his Washington office to encourage him to support increased funding for the Special Olympics.

Congressman LoBiondo was honored by the National Air Traffic Controllers Association (NATCA) during their 2008 legislative conference in Washington, D.C. A champion of fair contract issues and preventing foreign ownership of U.S. airlines, LoBiondo was presented the "Sentinel of Safety" award by NATCA President Patrick Forrey and Executive Vice President Paul Rinaldi.

During a recent visit to Iraq, Congressman LoBiondo had the opportunity to sit down with service men and women from New Jersey at Camp Arifjan in Kuwait.

Congressman LoBiondo presented Staff Sergeant