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++++++ RUMMAGE SALE December 4, Saturday 10-2 Faith , Friends,Food Our Mission is to Honor God and Serve Our Neighbors Join us for an afternoon with members of our congregation. Shop for yourself or that special someone for Christmas. Grab a bite to eat and take home a bake good at prices you’ve seen back in the day. +++++ Saint Nick’s Workshop We invite you to the North Pole to visit with Saint Nick and visit his wood workshop. There is no charge, we only ask that you make a donation to the Children’s Christmas Fund in memory of Helen... Read more →

Reserve Deputy Sheriff Madison "Skip" Nicholson Wilcox County Sheriff's Office, Alabama End of Watch Wednesday, December 1, 2021 Reserve Deputy Sheriff Skip Nicholson was shot and killed while he and the chief deputy responded to a domestic disturbance call on Shamburger Road in Yellow Bluff at about 5:00 pm. A woman had reported that her estranged husband had threatened to kill her and had left to retrieve a firearm. As Deputy Nicholson and the chief deputy arrived at the home they encountered the man, who opened fire and shot both deputies. Despite being wounded, the chief deputy returned fire and... Read more →

Sign up today for the Gloucester Township Police Citizen's Police Academy! Learn more about your Police Department and the people behind the badge during our FREE 10-week course for any Gloucester Township resident 16 years of age or older- fill out your application today! The course begins January 20, 2022, and the classes will be on Thursday evenings from 6:30 PM to approximately 8:30 PM. The course will include an overview of the Police Department and the Administration, Police Communications, Special Operations, Criminal Investigations, Traffic Safety, K9, Special Response Team, Crime Scene Unit and much more. Also, all attendees of... Read more →

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By Marc Ang As a community organizer and journalist, nothing interests me more than covering the impact of natural grassroots movements. I have found a major disconnect with what the political class considers priorities and what “man on the street” feels is important. Surprisingly, this year, we had a similar disconnect regarding a highly political issue, but when I drilled down, it was more of a “tradition” and bipartisan issue. America’s history is short but it’s important we cherish it and preserve the things that made us so successful. This year, with a new administration coming in, the majority party... Read more →

Overnight closures necessary to repair highway lighting fixtures (Trenton) - New Jersey Department of Transportation (NJDOT) officials today announced overnight ramp closures next week on I-76 eastbound and Route 42 northbound, as the Direct Connection project advances in Bellmawr, Camden County. NJDOT’s contractor, South State, Inc., is scheduled to close the I-76 eastbound Exit 1A ramp to I-295 southbound beginning at 9 p.m. Thursday, December 9, until 6 a.m. Friday, December 10. That same night, Thursday, December 9, beginning at 10 p.m. until 5 a.m. Friday, December 10, the Route 42 northbound Exit 1B ramp to I-295 northbound is also... Read more →

GSI: Retirees fleeing New Jersey has enormous financial implications for the state’s future T.A. DeFeo / The Center Square contributor (The Center Square) – New Jersey policymakers should put a ceiling on property taxes for all seniors and veterans to help the state keep more retirees from moving elsewhere, a new report recommends. The recommendation was included in a new Garden State Initiative (GSI) research report, “Retirees and New Jersey: How we can be Perfect Together,” which concludes the state is losing retirees at a higher rate than peer states. GSI also recommended state leaders build on the state’s strength... Read more →

PHILADELPHIA, PA Merry on Market Center City District has partnered with retailers along Market Street East to present “Merry on Market,” a brand-new promotion that celebrates the many holiday traditions of the historic shopping street in Center City. Every Thursday, now through December 30 from 4-6 p.m. visit Market East to shop, dine and enjoy live outdoor entertainment. East Market - Merry on Market Fashion District - Deck the District Light Show The Lits Building - Holiday Lights and the Timberdale Brass Quintet Reading Terminal - A Time for Joy Holidays in Center City Come experience beloved holiday traditions, while... Read more →

Image Source Camping is fun, relaxing, and spiritually enlightening. However, while the overall camping experience is fun for most people, setting up tents can be a daunting task. Thankfully, pop-up tents come to the rescue for campers who cannot be bothered to set up a tent manually. These tents are now popular because they are easy to use, set up, and bring around. Are you interested in purchasing a pop-up tent? Well, you’re in the right place! Read on below to learn more about pop-up tents and why more campers are in love with this tent material! What are pop-up... Read more →

Image source We often hear people say food arduously cooked is most delicious. But with modern technology available, cooking delectable food is made more convenient, just like how the long-standing tradition of smoking meat and other food is made more labor-saving with the invention of various helpful smoking equipment. During dinner gatherings or backyard parties, a scrumptiously cooked smoked meat is the star of the show. Whatever the occasion is, good food always livens up the atmosphere. And this is where a handy cooking appliance comes to play. One of the essential factors considered in producing satisfying smoked food is... Read more →

T.A. DeFeo / The Center Square contributor (The Center Square) – Gov. Phil Murphy and his wife earned more than $982,600 and paid more than $445,000 in state and federal taxes in 2020. That’s according to tax forms prepared on the governor’s behalf before his re-election earlier this month but released this week. Murphy, a Democrat, narrowly defeated former Republican Assemblyman Jack Ciattarelli this month to hang on to his office. He became the first Democratic governor since Brendan Byrne in 1977 to win re-election in New Jersey. The tax numbers released by Murphy’s office show the governor’s adjusted gross... Read more →

Police Officer Henry Laxson Clayton County Police Department, Georgia End of Watch Tuesday, November 30, 2021 Police Officer Henry Laxson was shot and killed as he and other officers responded to a domestic violence and shooting call in the 3600 block of Jervis Court in Rex at about 8:40 pm. The first officers to arrive on scene encountered a 12-year-old boy who had been shot in the face. Despite his injuries, the boy was able to lead officers to his house. As the officers approached the house, a man opened fire from inside before retreating inside toward the back of... Read more →

by Keith Lockwood, fisheries biologist Maryland Department of Natural Resources. December 1, 2021 Gary Budny holds up a beautiful chain pickerel he caught and released at Loch Raven Reservoir. Photo courtesy of Gary Budny Everywhere in Maryland, colder weather is setting in as we enter December. Some species of fish will begin to hunker down for the winter months while others relish the colder water temperatures. Fishing for blue catfish, trout, and chain pickerel often excels during the winter months, and saltwater fishing for sea bass and tautog provide plenty of action along the coasts. Forecast Summary: December 1 –... Read more →

Camden City, N.J. – Grace C. MacAulay, who retired from the Camden County Prosecutor’s Office in 2018 after more than 25 years of service, has been sworn in as Acting Camden County Prosecutor. The swearing-in ceremony occurred on December 1st, 2021 at the Camden County Hall of Justice. MacAulay was sworn in by The Honorable Kathleen M. Delaney, J.S.C. Acting Camden County Prosecutor Grace C. MacAulay (left) and The Honorable Kathleen M. Delaney, J.S.C. “This is seriously one of the greatest days of my life,” MacAulay told the CCPO staff before the ceremony. “I believe the crux of the criminal... Read more →

MEMORANDUM FOR SECRETARIES OF THE MILITARY SERVICES CHAIRMAN OF THE JOINT CHIEFS OF STAFF UNDER SECRETARY OF DEFENSE FOR PERSONNEL AND READINESS CHIEF OF THE NATIONAL GUARD BUREAU SUBJECT: Coronavirus Disease 2019 Vaccination for Members of the National Guard and the Ready Reserve In my memorandum of August 24, 2021, "Mandatory Coronavirus Disease 2019 Vaccination of Department of Defense Service Members," I directed the Secretaries of the Military Departments to immediately begin full vaccination of all members of the Armed Forces under DoD authority on active duty or in the Ready Reserve, including the National Guard, who are not fully... Read more →

COUNCILMAN PABLO FUENTES VOTED 17 TIMES TO APPROVE HIS WIFE FOR BOROUGH JOBS AND POSITIONS...What's Wrong With That !!! ~CNBNews WOODLYNNE, NJ--(December 2, 2021)(CNBNews)--Woodlynne Councilman Pablo Fuentes is facing a fine of $2,300 by the New Jersey Local Finance Board (LFB) for voting 17 times between the years 2020 and 2019 to approve his wife for Borough jobs and appointed positions. The ethics complaint against Fuentes was filed on March 27, 2018, by John Paff and the New Jersey Libertarian Party. According to the Notice of Violation, Fuentes did not respond to the complaint’s allegations. Path said if Fuentes wants... Read more →

After investigation into an allegedly illegal-taken deer case that occurred during the November firearm deer hunting season, Delaware Natural Resources Police arrested an individual for possession of firearms by a person prohibited. On Nov. 29, Clinton B. Courtney, 68, of Little Creek was charged with 12 counts of possession of a firearm or ammunition by a person prohibited, two counts of possession of drug paraphernalia, and one count of possession of fentanyl. Numerous search warrants were obtained for Courtney’s residence, resulting in the seizure of 12 firearms, illegal drugs, and drug paraphernalia. As a result of the arrest, Courtney was... Read more →

HOBOKEN, N.J. – The Hoboken City Council yesterday passed a resolution in support of a nationwide Medicare for All program. The resolution sends a strong message to New Jersey’s congressional delegation that the residents of Hoboken are demanding an end to for-profit health care in favor of a universal system without copays or out-of-pocket costs. Guaranteed health care is needed now more than ever. Hudson County, N.J. has seen over 100,000 cases of COVID-19 and over 2,000 residents have died of the disease. Hoboken joins a growing number of over 75 cities and municipalities across the country, including 12 New... Read more →

We are 17 days away from Wreaths Across America Day and we would love to see you at one of our convoy stops or Arlington National Cemetery! Tuesday, December 7th will be the 80th anniversary of the attack on Pearl Harbor Saturday, December 11 7:07 AM Sunrise Service at West Quoddy Headlight*, Lubec, MAINE Breakfast Served at Sue’s Conscook Bay Cafe 1:00-3:00 PM History and Hospitality House Open House, Columbia Falls 4:00 PM Mobile Education Exhibit set up at Narraguagus High School, Harrington, MAINE - open to the public Sunday, December 12 7:45AM Escort Leaves Narraguagus High School, Harrington, MAINE... Read more →

North Brunswick, N.J. – The Attorney General’s Office is conducting an investigation of a fatal vehicle collision that occurred on November 25, 2021 in North Brunswick, N.J. Two children sustained fatal injuries. The decedents’ identities are not being released at this time. According to the preliminary investigation, the fatal incident occurred on November 25, 2021 at 11:35 p.m. at the intersection of Route 1 and Route 130 in North Brunswick, N.J. Two vehicles were involved in a collision. The first vehicle was operated by a civilian driving on the wrong side of the highway, and also contained two children. The... Read more →

Ethan Bakuli and Lori Higgins, Chalkbeat Detroit Dec 1, 3:12pm EST Four students have died after a shooting Tuesday afternoon at Oxford High School in metro Detroit. Ethan Crumbley, a 15-year-old student who was armed with a semi-automatic weapon, is in custody and now faces adult charges that include terrorism, first-degree murder, and intent to murder. Although the circumstances surrounding the shooting are unclear, in recent weeks students, staff, and parents across the nation have been feeling considerable pressure during a difficult school year. Oxford is about 45 miles north of Detroit. The shooting is the 23rd incident involving gunfire... Read more →

Two-Year Program Targets Low- to Moderate-Income Households Low- to moderate-income homeowners who have found installation of solar panels beyond their reach could get assistance with a pilot program expected to launch next year. The Delaware Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control is requesting applications from contractors to participate in the program. Applications are due by Jan. 21, 2022. The two-year pilot program expects to serve at least 50 clients per year. The pilot program seeks to test expansion of residential solar Photovoltaic systems into the low- to moderate-income market segments, which have been underserved by existing renewable energy assistance... Read more →

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Dorothy York, President and CEO North American Precis Syndicate (NAPS) Taking the road less traveled can lead to some innovative approaches to successful news sites. Some fiercely independent news organizations have opted for their own unique style and hyperlocal flavor, instead of the cookie-cutter designs that are available from the usual providers. Their strong sense of individualistic identity has helped differentiate them from others, and carve out a niche that serves an unmet need. Rather than going where everyone else does for news coverage, you might want to get off the beaten path and try researching publications in the 10... Read more →

December 1, 2021 Catholic League president Bill Donohue comments on allegations against Marilyn Manson: Following allegations of physically and sexually assaulting several women, rock star Marilyn Manson had his home busted into on November 29 by the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department. The alleged crimes took place between 2009 and 2011 in West Hollywood. Gloucestercitynews. net files No reports have surfaced as to whether Manson's home today resembles the one he apparently had when he was allegedly brutalizing these women. At that time some who knew him called his home a "meat locker" or a "black refrigerator," a reference to... Read more →