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Gloucester City Police Need your Help with the Identification of a Person of Interest

GLOUCESTER CITY, NJ (October 13, 2017)--Gloucester City detectives are attempting to identify the male shown in these surveillance photos in connection with an ongoing investigation.

If anyone can identify this male, please contact Det. Joe Hopkins at (856) 456-7797 or jhopkins@gloucesterpolice.com. 

BROOKLAWN POLICE OFFICER MICHAEL BREWSTER DEPLOYED TO PUERTO RICO

BROOKLAWN, NJ--Police Officer Officer Michael Brewster who is a Staff Sergeant in the New Jersey Army National Guard will be deployed to Puerto Rico.

Brewster along with his unit, the 119th Combat Support Sustainment Battalion will assist in the recovery efforts after Hurricane Maria devastated the island.

The Brooklawn Police Department  would like to wish Officer Brewster a safe deployment, and look forward to his return.

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Email address: mbrewster@brooklawnpolice.com

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Jones, Crouch pace Raptors at Inter-Regional Border Battle

ULLICA HILL, N.J. (Oct. 14, 2017) – Juniors Alexis Jones (Clayton, NJ/Gloucester County Institute of Technology)
and junior Elijah Crouch (Newtonville, NJ/Buena Regional) led the Rutgers University-Camden cross country teams as the Scarlet Raptors competed here Saturday at the Inter-Regional Border Battle, hosted by Rowan University.

TWO NORTH CAROLINA CORRECTIONAL OFFICERS DIE DURING PRISON ESCAPE ATTEMPT

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Correction Enterprises Manager Veronica Darden, age 50 and Correctional Officer Justin Smith, age 35 were killed during an escape attempt from the Pasquotank Correctional Institute at approximately 3:00 pm.

CNBNEWS DECEMBER 2008 ARCHIVES: President Jimmy Carter visits Gloucester City

published Sunday, December 14, 2008

 

William E. Cleary Sr. | CNBNewsnet

 

GLOUCESTER CITY NJ--During my 40 plus years as a journalist, I have covered many events  some are memorable others I like to forget. Going through some old photos recently I stumbled upon this photo of President Jimmy Carter with the Knights of Columbus Council #674 banner in the background. Many residents are unaware that President Jimmy visited Gloucester City in 1979 during a campaign stomp through New Jersey when he was running for a second term.

A local family from Gloucester City, the Rafferty's were chosen to host a chat with the President to be held at the Knights of Columbus Hall on Monmouth Street.

Several thousand people crowded Monmouth Street hoping for a glimpse of the President. When his motor caravan stopped in front  of the K of C Hall, the President got out of  his limousine and waded into the crowd. The Secret Service stood back as "Jimmy" shook hands with some of the onlookers. Behind the limo were two buses of news reporters along with television camera crews. Needless to say the public was upset with the bus drivers for blocking their view of President Carter. The jeers came and the buses moved over to the Library parking lot.

William E. Cleary Sr. | CNBNewsnet

 

GLOUCESTER CITY NJ--During my 40 plus years as a journalist, I have covered many events  some are memorable others I like to forget. Going through some old photos recently I stumbled upon this photo of President Jimmy Carter with the Knights of Columbus Council #674 banner in the background. Many residents are unaware that President Jimmy visited Gloucester City in 1979 during a campaign stomp through New Jersey when he was running for a second term.

A local family from Gloucester City, the Rafferty's were chosen to host a chat with the President to be held at the Knights of Columbus Hall on Monmouth Street.

Several thousand people crowded Monmouth Street hoping for a glimpse of the President. When his motor caravan stopped in front  of the K of C Hall, the President got out of  his limousine and waded into the crowd. The Secret Service stood back as "Jimmy" shook hands with some of the onlookers. Behind the limo were two buses of news reporters along with television camera crews. Needless to say the public was upset with the bus drivers for blocking their view of President Carter. The jeers came and the buses moved over to the Library parking lot.

William E. Cleary Sr. | CNBNewsnet

 

GLOUCESTER CITY NJ--During my 40 plus years as a journalist, I have covered many events  some are memorable others I like to forget. Going through some old photos recently I stumbled upon this photo of President Jimmy Carter with the Knights of Columbus Council #674 banner in the background. Many residents are unaware that President Jimmy visited Gloucester City in 1979 during a campaign stomp through New Jersey when he was running for a second term.

A local family from Gloucester City, the Rafferty's were chosen to host a chat with the President to be held at the Knights of Columbus Hall on Monmouth Street.

Several thousand people crowded Monmouth Street hoping for a glimpse of the President. When his motor caravan stopped in front  of the K of C Hall, the President got out of  his limousine and waded into the crowd. The Secret Service stood back as "Jimmy" shook hands with some of the onlookers. Behind the limo were two buses of news reporters along with television camera crews. Needless to say the public was upset with the bus drivers for blocking their view of President Carter. The jeers came and the buses moved over to the Library parking lot.

New Police Officers for the Borough of Westville

WESTVILLE, NJ--The Westville Police Department would like to congratulate Alex Stewart and Rich Herrmann on their appointment as Special Law Enforcement Officer Class 2 with the Borough of Westville. We wish them the best of luck in their new positions.

RELEASED FINDINGS OF THE TOMS RIVER PD FATAL POLICE INVOLVED SHOOTING

Ocean County Prosecutors press release

In compliance with the New Jersey Attorney General’s Law Enforcement Directive 2006-5 (July 28, 2015) on the uniform statewide procedures and best practices for conducting police officer use-of-force investigations, this public statement is being issued regarding the March 14, 2017 Toms River Township police officer involved shooting of Christopher Apostolus. The Office of the Attorney General agrees with the findings of Ocean County Prosecutor Joseph D. Coronato that the undisputed facts of this case establish that the use of deadly force by the police officers was legally justified. The Attorney General also agrees that there are no material facts in dispute with regard to the officers’ use of force.  As a result, presentation to a Grand Jury is not warranted.

CNB Travel: Eating Out in Philadelphia

Eating out is one of the very best ways to get to know a place, and Philadelphia’s culinary tours and classes offer fast and delicious regional familiarity. After all, discovering a historic city famous for its food shed, farmers’ (and other) markets, spot-on neighborhood dining, celebrity chefs, distilling and brewing scenes and mom-and-pop eateries requires some guidance. Here are some tours, trails and classes that come highly—and appetizingly—recommended:

Food Tours:

Pa. Files Lawsuit against Trump’s Decision to Stop Cost-Sharing Payments under ObamaCare

HARRISBURG -- “The Affordable Care Act is the law of the land. It set up cost sharing reduction payments so Americans could have the ability to purchase individual health insurance plans on their own.

Without these payments, insurance premiums for the more than 400,000 Pennsylvanians who buy individual insurance plans will skyrocket and some plans may no longer be available at all. Though he has made these payments since taking office, President Trump has declared that he will stop them immediately.

See what New York Times exec says about their Reporter James O'Keefe and his Fake News Claim

 

The executive editor of the New York Times is calling names after an undercover video investigation, which reportedly has more bombshells to deliver yet, found a newspaper employee boasting about slanting the news against President Trump and explaining that's his job. Dean Baquet said in a video about James O'Keefe and his Project Veritas, "It was…

CNB Hunting/Fishing Pa: PHEASANT SEASON AWAITS, HUNTERS READY FOR CHANGES

HARRISBURG, PA - Even though pheasant production has been trimmed, hunters heading afield this fall might not notice much difference in the number of pheasants they flush. The Game Commission still plans to release about 170,000 pheasants, a modest reduction from the goal of 200,000 pheasants in recent years. And nearly all of those birds are being released on public lands, which have the best hunter access and pheasant habitat, and highest harvest rates.

CNB Hunting/Fishing Maryland: Early Muzzleloader Deer Hunting Season Set to Begin

 

October 11, 2017

 

Hunters Reminded to Practice Tree Stand Safety

Photo by Reinhardt Sahmel

The first segment of Maryland’s muzzleloader deer season opens statewide Oct. 19. This is one of several deer hunting opportunities offered in the state and typically coincides with pleasant fall weather.

The early muzzleloader season runs from Oct. 19-21 in Deer Management Regions A and B. Region A consists of Garrett, Allegany and western Washington counties (private land codes 250 and 251); Region B is the rest of the state. Hunters in Region B can also use muzzleloaders from Oct. 23-28 for antlerless deer only.

New Jersey Man Pleads Guilty to Heroin Distribution

SCRANTON - The United States Attorney’s Office for the Middle District of Pennsylvania announced today that Briani Gomez, age 21, of New Jersey, pleaded guilty on October 12, 2017, before U.S. District Court Judge Malachy E. Mannion, to participating in a heroin trafficking conspiracy that stretched from Stroudsburg to New York to the state of Maine.

 

JEROME BY DAVE WOLFE | CNBNewsnet

Related: ARTIST Dave Wolfe

Vol. 4 No. 17 (October 15, 2017)

Editor's Note: Each Sunday morning we will post a weekly comic strip provided by cartoonist Dave Wolfe, age 17. Dave has been drawing since he was 5 years old, he knew he wanted to be a cartoonist at the age of 8. He’s been distributing his comics in school since 3rd grade. (click image to enlarge)