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Maybe Ice Skating on the Pier, Cleanup Continues, Inducting Coach Radano, Remember Coach DiPatri, Rams Reunion, No Excuse

CNBNEWS TIPS AND SNIPPETS: 

by Bill Cleary

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ICE SKATING RINK IN GLOUCESTER CITY?-Representatives from a company that installs synthetic

ice gave a demonstration last week in Gloucester City inside the former Ragen Warehouse near Freedom Pier. The company was pitching an ice skating rink using synthetic ice to Don Bigley and Jeff Lucas, who have signed a contract with the City to build a restaurant on Freedom Pier. The restaurant will be known as Ott’s on the Waterfront. The two men own five restaurants in the South Jersey area.  Bob Bevan, aide to Mayor William James, said the restauranteurs were looking at the ice skating rink as an added attraction. 

CNBNEWS weekly stats Jan. 30-Feb. 5

Weekly Stats Report: 30 Jan - 5 Feb 2012 
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Summary

	Mon	Tues	Wed	Thur	Fri	Sat	Sun	Total	Avg
Pageloads	4,561	4,242	3,993	4,146	3,305	2,957	2,786	25,990	3,713
Unique Visits	2,155	1,872	1,800	1,831	1,589	1,332	1,329	11,908	1,701
First Time Visits	1,736	1,465	1,389	1,462	1,251	1,060	1,076	9,439	1,348
Returning Visits	419	407	411	369	338	272	253	2,469	353

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CNBNEWS January 2012 Cheers and Jeers

 by BILL CLEARY

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CHEER-The Deptford Planning Board on January 5 gave Gloucester Catholic High School final approval to build a $4 million sports complex on land near the Blackwood Barnswood Road in Deptford. School officials are hoping the fields will be read in time for the 2012-2013 school year that begins in September. 

 

JEER-The train engineers drive through our town blowing the horn the entire time. The noise is deafening and not necessary as each intersection already has gates and flashing lights. Multiple residents say they have complained to the city and NOTHING has been done. The whistles can be heard for miles and affect the quality of life in our town. Many other towns have acted on this and have had their towns declared silent zones in which the train whistle cannot be blown. Do the residents of Gloucester City not deserve the same quality of life as those in other towns?

Correction, Serious Accident, 18 Commerical Properties 4 Sale,City Spending Millions

CNBNEWS TIPS AND SNIPPETS

by Bill Cleary

 

CORRECTION-Gloucester City Councilman Nick Marchese, Second ward, said

he wanted to clarify that the entire council is working on the new playground to be built on Park Avenue. A recent article on the playground only mentioned his name.

 

Marchese said, "Mayor and Council are working for this new “Shane Chapman Memorial Park”, to be located on city property on Park Avenue near Highland Park School.  The Park Committee consist of Second Ward Council people Bruce Parry, myself, Highland Park Neighborhood Association President Frank Wunsch, Association members Andrew Kelly, Andy Carlin, and Democrat Club Vice President Vanessa Courant.  The Neighborhood Association is a nonprofit organization of local homeowners working towards building a better community.  This park will be a public/private venture with a relationship between the city and the Association for building and maintaining the new area.  Plans, public hearing date, and more information to soon follow."

CNBNEWS WEEKLY STATS Jan. 23 through Jan. 29

Weekly Stats Report: 23 Jan - 29 Jan 2012 
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Summary

	Mon	Tues	Wed	Thur	Fri	Sat	Sun	Total	Avg
Pageloads	5,030	4,385	4,775	4,471	4,047	3,721	4,130	30,559	4,366
Unique Visits	1,933	1,773	2,120	1,914	1,904	1,710	1,870	13,224	1,889
First Time Visits	1,480	1,362	1,630	1,463	1,502	1,407	1,564	10,408	1,487
Returning Visits	453	411	490	451	402	303	306	2,816	402

The King, Convict Bryant is Back in Court, South Jersey Voters Have No Say | cnbnews.net

CNBNEWS TIPS AND SNIPPETS:

by Bill Cleary

KING GEORGE NUMBER 3-PolitickerNJ released their Power List 2011 and year in

THE KING

review earlier this month. The-44-page document contains the names of the 100 most influential personalities in New Jersey politics. Coming in at Number 3 was South Jersey Democrat political boss George Norcross. 

 

The list, first released in March 2000, is an Insiders List that includes policy makers, party leaders, fundraisers, lobbyists, labor unions, businesses, and associations with clout, with an impact on politics and government in the Garden State -- everyone but elected officials and judges.

 

In November elections, the state’s most powerful Democratic boss maintained control over his South Jersey legislative empire and picked up a seat in the assembly. Not only will his close ally, state Senate President Steve Sweeney (D-3) remain in power for another two year term, but Norcross cut a deal with state Senator Nick Sacco (D-32) that increases South Jersey’s power in the Assembly, ushering in South Jersey Assemblyman Lou Greenwald as majority leader of the lower house. ~ from PolitickerNJ.com Power List 2011.

For those who don’t know Mr. Norcross, he started a small insurance company in the

 

CNBNews Stats Jan. 16 through Jan. 22

Weekly Stats Report: 16 Jan - 22 Jan 2012 

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Summary

	Mon	Tues	Wed	Thur	Fri	Sat	Sun	Total	Avg
Pageloads	3,968	4,471	4,825	4,326	4,470	3,457	3,475	28,992	4,142
Unique Visits	1,678	1,764	1,925	1,751	1,713	1,487	1,557	11,875	1,696
First Time Visits	1,342	1,357	1,520	1,308	1,276	1,178	1,265	9,246	1,321
Returning Visits	336	407	405	443	437	309	292	2,629	376

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Housing Bargain, Ship Cargo Increases, Pettys Island, Kudos Chris, Et Cetera | cnbnews.net

 CNBNEWS TIPS AND SNIPPETS 

BY BILL CLEARY

HOUSING BARGAIN -The selling price of the Meadow Brook Mews townhomes has

been lowered to $137,500 and range up to $149,500. However, City Administrator Jack Lipsett said the steep discount is intended to jump-start the project and is solely for 6 of the 50 homes.The listed price in 2010 was between $180,000 and $195,000.  The price was lowered the following year to $167,000 to $195,000. 

CNBNews Weekly Stats Data Jan. 9 to Jan. 15

Weekly Stats Report: 9 Jan - 15 Jan 2012 
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Summary

 

	Mon	Tues	Wed	Thur	Fri	Sat	Sun	Total	Avg
Pageloads	4,511	4,250	5,192	4,668	4,333	3,314	3,673	29,941	4,277
Unique Visits	1,721	1,855	2,390	1,944	1,704	1,482	1,751	12,847	1,835
First Time Visits	1,329	1,452	1,885	1,515	1,320	1,203	1,497	10,201	1,457
Returning Visits	392	403	505	429	384	279	254	2,646	378

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Update on Fort Nassau, A Quick Thinking 11-Year-Old, Freeholders Coming to Brooklawn

 CNBNEWS TIPS AND SNIPPETS

 

By Bill Cleary

 

UPDATE ON FORT NASSAU-In November we received a Tip about the poor condition of the Fort Nassau Playground, Johnson Blvd., across from Martins Lake, Gloucester City.  We paid a visit to the site and just like the Tipster said the condition of the park was in shambles. At the time we reached out to several City officials to see if there were any plans to fix up the playground or to demolish it. Unfortunately we never received a response. Just recently we tried again and were able to interview City Councilman Nick Marchese (2nd Ward-D).  Fort Nassau and the Martins Lake playground are in his district.

 

 

CNBNews: Because of the poor condition of the Fort I would think the City would be concerned that a child will get hurt while playing there. Also we recently discovered that the wood that was used to build it contains hazardous chemicals.  Why isn’t the City acting faster on addressing this problem?

 

Marchese: Because of your reporting we (meaning mayor and council) have discussed the playground recently.  When we first came into office (2007) some parts of the Fort were removed and the remaining wood was stained. New equipment was erected. We thought about tearing it down but a lot of people donated their time to build it. We didn’t want to upset them. In my opinion all we did in 2007 was put a “bandaid” on it. 

 

TD Bank Robbed Again; Gloucester City Police Apprehend Suspect | cnbnews.net

 
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related Quick Thinking 11-Year-old

 

(cnbnews.net)Today, January 11 at  2:56 PM Gloucester City Police responded to the TD Bank, South Broadway and Cumberland Street for a panic alarm.  

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The Numbers Don't Lie, Rams Moving on Up, The Guv. is Coming | cnbnews.net

 CNBNEWS TIPS AND SNIPPETS

 

by Bill Cleary

 

THE NUMBERS DON’T LIE-New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie’s push to restrain local levies might be working according to a study of community taxes by The Star Ledger. The detailed investigation showed state homeowners paid an average of 2.4 percent more for property taxes in 2011, the smallest increase in nearly two decades. 

 

The Star-Ledger analysis of taxes in all 566 New Jersey towns shows the average property tax bill was $7,758 last year, an increase of just $182.

 

The last time property taxes rose by such a small rate was 1992, when they went up 1.9 percent, according to state figures.

 

The data was compiled from numbers released by the state Department of Community Affairs and county boards of taxations.

 

CNBNews Weekly Stats for Jan. 2 through Jan. 8

Weekly Stats Report: 2 Jan - 8 Jan 2012 
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	Mon	Tues	Wed	Thur	Fri	Sat	Sun	Total	Avg
Pageloads	3,070	4,099	5,338	4,941	4,332	2,807	3,223	27,810	3,973
Unique Visits	1,578	1,810	2,227	2,030	1,727	1,415	1,478	12,265	1,752
First Time Visits	1,259	1,424	1,757	1,559	1,364	1,157	1,208	9,728	1,390
Returning Visits	319	386	470	471	363	258	270	2,537	362

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CNBNEWS | December 2011 CHEERS AND JEERS

By Bill Cleary

(cnbnews.net)JEER-There was a shooting outside of the D’Place nightclub, Rt. 130 and Market Street on December 21. A 24-year-old male from Willingboro suffered multiple gunshot wounds. There have been numerous crime incidents that have occurred at this establishment since it first opened in 2009. D’Place has become a nuisance bar, as such, the City is looking to place sanctions against the owners. The bar is located near the entrance of Meadow Brook, a $200,000 plus single family home complex. It is also a few feet away from the city-owned housing project, Meadow Mews formerly Chatham Square. The City has spent $5 million of our tax dollars on that project. No doubt this bar is one of the reasons the City is having trouble selling those properties.  With people getting shot who would want to live in that neighborhood?

 

CNBNEWS WEEKLY STATS-Dec. 26 through Jan. 1, 2012

Weekly Stats Report: 26 Dec - 1 Jan 2012 
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	Mon	Tues	Wed	Thur	Fri	Sat	Sun	Total	Avg
Pageloads	3,111	8,046	7,358	4,504	4,078	2,856	2,922	32,875	4,696
Unique Visits	1,438	3,723	3,483	2,006	1,717	1,283	1,398	15,048	2,150
First Time Visits	1,197	3,221	2,891	1,598	1,320	1,034	1,124	12,385	1,769
Returning Visits	241	502	592	408	397	249	274	2,663	380

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Weekly Stats Report for CNBNEWS (December 19 to December 25, 2011)

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	Mon	Tues	Wed	Thur	Fri	Sat	Sun	Total	Avg
Pageloads	3,372	3,375	4,013	3,841	2,930	1,995	1,982	21,508	3,073
Unique Visits	1,454	1,436	1,578	1,583	1,297	1,029	1,048	9,425	1,346
First Time Visits	1,149	1,120	1,240	1,267	1,029	860	886	7,551	1,079
Returning Visits	305	316	338	316	268	169	162	1,874	268

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GCPD Crime Report: Suspect Wanted for TD Bank Robbery Apprehended

On 12/28 at 1630 the suspect in the robbery of TD Bank was arrested without incident at a motel in Bellmawr.  Benjamin Alford (photo) of Deptford was charged with 2^nd degree Robbery and Possession of CDS (heroin).  He was remanded to the Camden County Corrections Facility. 

 

In other matters, 

 

On 12/23 at 1618 officers responded to Park Ave for an assault.  The victim stated that she exited her residence and was walking to her vehicle when a black SUV passed by.  The SUV slammed on its brakes and a white male exited from the passenger side.  The unknown male then approached

TD Bank Robbed, Coach Arrested for DWI, Broadway Bridge Repairs, Monmouth Street Repaving -cnbnews.net

 

Tips and Snippets

 

by Bill Cleary

 

BANK ROBBER IDENTIFIED-The TD Bank in Gloucester City was robbed on Monday, December 26. Although the bank robber hasn’t been arrested police were able to identify him.

 

Mug shot of suspect Benjamin Alford

 

According to Gloucester City Police Lt. Brian Morrell at 1pm officers responded to the TD Bank, Broadway and Cumberland Street for a robbery.  Morrell said, “Employees advised the officers that a black or Hispanic male had passed a note demanding money, threatening to hurt employees if they did not comply.  The subject was given several thousand dollars by an employee before fleeing the area on foot."  

 

“An investigation conducted by patrol officers, detectives, and the Camden County Prosecutor’s Office led to the identification of

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Breaking News: 24-Year-Old Man Shot Outside of D'Place NightClub; He is In Critical Condition

By Bill Cleary

(cnbnews.net)Gloucester City Police Chief George Berglund released a statement today (December 21, 2011) about a shooting that took place early in the morning at the D’Place nightclub, Route 130 and Klemm Avenue. The victim, a 24-year-old male, was taken to Cooper Hospital, Camden, where he is listed in critical condition.

Suspicious Fires, Top Weekly Comment, Bye Jersey, Lock Your Cars, Only in NJ, $5 Million!

 CNBNEWS TIPS AND SNIPPETS

by Bill Cleary

Gloucester City Fire Chief Brian Hagan said the Saturday afternoon, December 17 fire at the abandoned GAF power plant on Water Streets was started by an arsonist. Hagan said the building has been vacant for more than 20 years. “The investigation is ongoing, but there’s no power in the building so it was probably set,” Hagan said. This is the second fire in the past week that officials are investigating. Sunday night, December 11 a fire broke out in one of the self-storage units at Market and Filmore Streets. Several units were damaged. Fire officials labeled the blaze as suspicious.

CCA PRESSURE TREATED WOOD...BEWARE OF THE DANGERS!

 (cnbnews.net)Was the Fort Nassau Playground, Johnson Blvd. jogging track, Gloucester City built in 1999 with this type of wood? No one seems to be able to answer that question.  Until someone in authority comes forward with a response the public should heed the warning below from the Vermont State Department of Health. This agency is just one of many that have issued consumer alerts about CCA pressure treated wood.

CNBNEWS WEEKLY STATS DEC. 5-DEC. 11

Weekly Stats Report: 5 Dec - 11 Dec 2011 
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Summary

	Mon	Tues	Wed	Thur	Fri	Sat	Sun	Total	Avg
Pageloads	4,016	3,661	3,614	3,620	6,311	4,876	3,580	29,678	4,240
Unique Visits	1,668	1,627	1,524	1,632	3,010	2,326	1,764	13,551	1,936
First Time Visits	1,333	1,313	1,210	1,344	2,709	2,075	1,525	11,509	1,644
Returning Visits	335	314	314	288	301	251	239	2,042	292

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FORT NASSAU SHOULD BE DEMOLISHED; THE PLAYGROUND HAS TOO MANY SAFETY ISSUES ...includes video

 

by BILL CLEARY

 

(cnbnews.net)The appalling condition of the Fort Nassau playground, Johnson Blvd, Gloucester City was highlighted in the November Cheer and Jeer column. The resident mentioned the missing railings, the graffiti, and the trash etc. 

 

 CNBNews first reported on the conditions of the Fort Nassau playground on September 2, 2006. Below is part of that story.

Some of the published articles on CNBNews about the Fort Nassau Playground starting in 2006

 

September 02, 2006

BILLS OPINION

GLOUCESTER CITY'S FORT NASSAU is in need of repair- The playground at the Johnson Blvd Jogging Field was constructed in April 1999 using donations from the business community along with the hard work of over 100 volunteers. It took four days to build and when completed it was a site to behold. However just seven years later the Fort is showing wear and neglect.  

CNBNEWS WEEKLY STATS Nov. 28-Dec. 4

Weekly Stats Report: 28 Nov - 4 Dec 2011 
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Summary

	Mon	Tues	Wed	Thur	Fri	Sat	Sun	Total	Avg
Pageloads	3,341	3,344	4,346	5,568	3,494	3,065	3,181	26,339	3,763
Unique Visits	1,499	1,542	1,820	2,366	1,559	1,438	1,383	11,607	1,658
First Time Visits	1,149	1,211	1,455	1,914	1,245	1,228	1,125	9,327	1,332
Returning Visits	350	331	365	452	314	210	258	2,280	326

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CNBNEWS- NOVEMBER CHEERS AND JEERS

 

 BY BILL CLEARY

 

(cnbnews.net)CHEER-The William Flynn Veteran’s Sports Complex, Johnson blvd., Gloucester City was reopened in November after being closed for over a year because of radioactive thorium contamination. The $25 million cleanup at the sports complex and the ongoing cleanup of the Superfund site put 330 people to work last year. Since November 2000, EPA has invested more than $200 million in the cleanup of the Welsbach/ General Gas Mantle facilities and surrounding properties in Gloucester City.