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New Jersey Vietnam Veterans' Memorial Foundation Announces 2011 - 2012 Scholarship Program

Graduating seniors have until April 20, 2012, to submit their applications and essays to qualify for one of two (2) scholarships offered by the New Jersey Vietnam Veterans' Memorial Foundation. The scholarships, each in the amount of $2,500, will be awarded to high school seniors from New Jersey who plan to further their education either at a college or university or trade/technical school.

Police Investigating Burglary 500 Block of Devon Road

Moorestown Police are investigating a Residential Burglary in the 500 block of

Devon Rd. that occurred 1/30/2012 between 11:30 am - 2:15 pm. The residents were not at home. Entry was gained through a rear window after removing a screen. Stolen from the residence was Jewelry, a Kindle, and a Notebook Computer. If you have any information that would assist in the investigation, please contact the Police Department at 856-914-3092.

 

FOUR CHARGED WITH ATTEMPTED MURDER OF TAXI-CAB DRIVER IN MOUNT LAUREL

 Burlington County Prosecutor Robert D. Bernardi and Mount Laurel Police Chief Dennis Cribben announced that three adults and a juvenile were arrested today for the early morning robbery and knife attack of a cab driver on Forrest Court in Mount Laurel.

Gloucester City News Headlines for February 2

Leaking Gas Tanker Made Safe At Lukoil Station

Young People Ask Gloucester City Council For Skatepark

Bellmawr School Election Moved To November 6^th

Bellmawr Police Officers Lauded For Mutual Aid Assistance

Freeholder Optimistic During Brooklawn Town Meeting

 

CDC study explores role of drugs, drive-by shootings, and other crimes in gang homicides

 

First study on gang homicides from CDC’s unique violent death reporting system 

 

Gang homicides often occur in public and involve firearms, but are less likely to involve drugs or other crimes than generally believed by the public, according to a report released today by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Gang homicides frequently involve youth as victims and are often retaliatory reactions to gang conflict.

FBI: How a Memphis Task Force Combats a Costly Problem

 

Cargo Theft

01/27/12

After many hours on the road, the long-haul driver pulled his tractor-trailer into a Tennessee truck stop for a break and a hot meal. But by the time he looked over the menu, a crew of professional thieves had made off with his rig and all its contents.

Investigation Continues Into Assault of Mt. Laurel Taxi-Cab Driver

 

Detectives from the Mount Laurel Police Department and the Burlington County Prosecutor’s Office are investigating the robbery and assault of a taxi-cab driver that occurred this morning at approximately 3 a.m. onForrest Court in Mount Laurel.

 

The 20-year-old taxi driver was cut across the neck and sought help at a residence before being airlifted to CooperUniversity Hospital in Camden, where he underwent surgery. He is in critical condition.

 

Two individuals are in custody, and two more are being sought at this time. No charges have been filed. Additional details will be provided later today.

 

 

Kyrillos to Officially Launch Senator Campaign Wednesday, February 1st | cnbnews.net

 

Five-term State Senator Joe Kyrillos (R-Middletown) will formally kick-off his U.S. Senate campaign on  Wednesday, February 1st at two events: the first in his home county of Monmouth at 11:00 AM followed by a second South Jersey swing at 3:00 PM. Click here for the Lincroft (Monmouth County) Facebook event invite or here for the Marlton (Burlington County) rally page. Come join him and friends and supporters as he shares his story, why he is inspired to run and his strong vision for a better New Jersey.

 

Wednesday, February 1st
11:00 AM

Lincroft Inn

700 New Spring Road, Lincroft NJ 07738

3:00 pm
Gibson House- Evesham Community Center
535 E. Main St.
Marlton, NJ 08053 

For more information please contact Scot DeCristofaro at: 856-858-4411.

 

 

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President Obama Honors 9 Catholic Teachers

January 26, 2012

 

President Barack Obama recognized nine Catholic teachers today as “Champions of Catholic Education.” Catholic League president Bill Donohue commented on this event as follows:

CNBNEWS Announcement: MAME, Poker Run, Car, Motorcycle Show, Craft Fair

Camden Catholic High School presents the classic musical "Mame."  March 16, 17, 23 and 24 at 7:30 PM. March 18 and 25 at 2:00 PM. 300 Cuthbert Rd., Cherry Hill. Visit www.cchsarts.com for ticket information and event schedule.

POLAR BEAR POKER RUN ˆ Feb. 12, 2012 Benefits Johnny Pawlowski Fund ˆBullets Motorcycle Club is proud to sponsor the Johnny Pawlowski Scholarship fund Polar Bear Poker Run on Sunday February 12th at noon. Come out for a good time and remember our friend a fallen Philadelphia Police Officer on the 3rd anniversary weekend of his death. Motorcycle riders will meet at our clubhouse on Pickwick St and receive your first playing card for $20.00 then 4 more playing cards at the listed local bars to make your best poker hand. Prizes will be awarded. Great food & drink specials. $20 per hand. Prizes will be awarded. Starts at Bullets Club, 2724 Pickwick St., Phila, PA ˆ stops include Byrnes Tavern, Smokeeaters Pub, 3 Monkeys Café and Currans Bar

 

Mt. Ephriam Car and Motorcycle Show at the 5th Annual Craft Fair sponsored by the Mount Ephraim Celebration Committee April 28, Kings

Highway, from 9 to 3. Fee is $15 for pre-registration (deadline April 20) and $20 day of the event.Trophies will be given for Best in Show, Best in Each Individual Class, People’s Choice and Town Council Choice for both cars and motorcycles.  Call Karen at (856) 931-9579 or Janet at (856) 931-1562 or mtephraimcelebratrion@hotmail.com Spaces are available for the Craft Show cost $50 (bring your own table) or $60 (table provided). All food vendors cost is $100. Applications can be obtained from the website click here or mtephraimcelebration@hotmail.com. Questions call 856-931-9579 or  856-931-1562

 

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CCF Launches Second Television Ad

 

to Promote

New Jersey's Reform Movement

Ad Highlights Efforts by Governor Christie and Reformers to Strengthen Economy, Improve Education and Cut Income Taxes

CNBNews Op-Ed: Working Without A Current Master Plan is Harmful to the City's Future

By Mike Stanton

 

 

In July of 2009 the Gloucester City Combined Planning and Zoning (P&Z) board had approved a Master Plan Reexamination report. In August 2009 Mayor and Council passed a resolution adopting that same report.

Mayor Nutter, City Officals Announce New Crime Fighting Measures

(January 27, 2012)Mayor Michael A. Nutter along with District Attorney Seth Williams and Police Commissioner Charles Ramsey unveiled the City’s new crime fighting measures focusing on prevention, intervention and collaboration at Strawberry Mansion High School.  This strategy will link police, neighborhoods and our public and private law enforcement partners to reduce violence.

Track & Field Academy Summer Semester for Specialist Certifications

NEW ORLEANS – The 2012 USTFCCCA Track & Field Academy Summer Semester will take place July 7–11 at Rice University in Houston, Texas.   The following courses will be offered:

By 2040, Greater Philadelphia to Gain Over 600,000 Residents

 

press release

DVRPC predicts 11.4% increase in region’s population; 7% in City of Philadelphia 

 

(Philadelphia, PA) – The Delaware Valley Regional Planning Commission (DVRPC) has released its 2040 population forecasts for the nine-county Delaware Valley region. The forecasts project that the region’s population will grow to 6.26 million by 2040, an increase of more than 600,000 from 2010.

CNBNews Announcements: Dental Care for Kids, Girl Scouts Cookies, ACES Basket Auction

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Free Dental Care for Kids-Camden County College’s dental hygiene and dental

assisting students and staff will provide free cleanings and other preventive care – along with dental education services – to area children aged 12 and younger for “Give Kids a Smile!” Day from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Feb. 3. February is National Children’s Dental Health Month. Services will be provided by appointment only. To schedule an appointment, call (856) 227-7200, ext. 4631. To access the forms necessary to participate, visit the New Jersey Dental Association Web site at www.njda.org/gkas.