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NEW YORK, NY - MAY 25: Daughter Becky Hernandez (2nd L) and wife Rosemary Hernandez (2nd R), of alleged Etan Patz murderer suspect Pedro Hernandez, walk away from a courthouse with a lawyer and a family friend before Pedro Hernandez's arraignment later in the day on May 25, 2012 in New York City. Patz was a 6-year-old boy when he disappeared on his way to his school bus stop in 1979. It is alleged that Pedro Hernandez used a soda to lure the boy down to a basement of a bodega, then strangled him. (Image credit: Getty Images via @daylife)... Read more →

"The Green Nation" -- is on a mission to replace the Hells Angels as the "Baddest" outlaw biker gang Part 2: MyFoxLA.com Insiders say the Vagos Motorcyle Club -- also called "The Green Nation" -- is on a mission to replace the Hells Angels as the "Baddest" outlaw biker gang. Members publicly insist they're *not a *criminal outfit -- but cops and prosecutors describe them as local "terrorists." Chris Blatchford has an "inside look" at the "Vagos Trail" of menace, murder, and mayhem in a Part Two of a story you'll see only on FOX 11. video part one via... Read more →

"The Green Nation" -- is on a mission to replace the Hells Angels as the "Baddest" outlaw biker gang Insiders say the Vagos Motorcyle Club -- also called "The Green Nation" -- is on a mission to replace the Hells Angels as the "Baddest" outlaw biker gang. Members publicly insist they're *not a *criminal outfit -- but cops and prosecutors describe them as local "terrorists." Chris Blatchford has an "inside look" at the "Vagos Trail" of menace, murder, and mayhem in a story you'll see only on FOX 11. via www.myfoxla.com Part 1 RELATED VIDEO PART TWO reporter Chris Blatchford... Read more →

National Collegiate Athletic Association (Philippines) (Photo credit: Wikipedia) The National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) recently announced the decertification of another popular baseball bat — the33-inch Reebok Vector-TLS. As a result, the 33-inch Reebok Vector-TLS is a non-compliant bat and must be eliminated, until further notice, from all American Legion Baseball practices and competitions. This is the second bat the NCAA has banned from competition since the start of the year. In late February, the 33-inch Marucci 2011 Cat 5 Squared was decertified by both the NCAA and the National Federation of State High School Associations. For questions or concerns, please... Read more →

MOUNT HOLLY, N.J. - Burlington County Prosecutor Robert D. Bernardi announced that a 36-year- old Shamong man pled guilty yesterday in Superior Court to slamming a 77-year-old woman to the ground in the parking lot of a Tabernacle food store last year and then driving off in her car to purchase drugs. Roy C. Patterson Jr., of 152 Tuckerton Road, Shamong, N.J., admitted that he overpowered the woman and drove off in her vehicle on June 15, 2011 in the parking lot of Murphy’s Marketplace on Medford Lakes Road in Tabernacle, N.J. Patterson pled guilty to Carjacking and Robbery. Under... Read more →

Roundabout Proposed To Improve Safety At Riverton-Branch-Parry Intersection Freeholder Joseph B. Donnelly announced today that a public information session will be held Wednesday, June 6 from 4-7 p.m. to solicit public comments for the proposed intersection improvements to Riverton Road, Branch Pike and Parry Road in Cinnaminson. The public information session will be held at the Cinnaminson Community Center at 1621 Riverton Road in Cinnaminson. Staff from the County Engineer’s Office will be present to answer questions and have drawings of the proposed project available for review. A modern roundabout design has been proposed. This design would consolidate the three... Read more →

TRENTON – Attorney General Jeffrey S. Chiesa announced that 25 alleged drug dealers were arrested today in the takedown of a major narcotics distribution network with ties to the Ñetas that was dealing large quantities of heroin in the area of 4th and Royden Streets in Camden. Arrest warrants were issued for 41 people, including 28 alleged members of the network and 13 other alleged drug dealers from outside the network who were charged as a result of the investigation. Beginning early today, a multi-agency force fanned out across Camden to make arrests. By 11 a.m., 25 defendants were in... Read more →

May 30, 2012 The Philadelphia Police Department is seeking the public’s assistance in identifying the suspect responsible for sexually assaulting three complainants between July 2010, and August 2011. On August 3, 2011, at 2:30am, a 24 year-old female complainant accepted a ride from an unknown male at Torresdale & Longshore Avenue, who was operating a newer model white pick-up truck with ladder racks holding a ladder. The male drove to 8100 Cresco Avenue where he forced her into a wooded area. There, he physically and sexually assaulted the complainant. On July 16, 2010, at 2:30am, a 26 year-old female complainant... Read more →

press release May 29, 2012 The Philadelphia Police Department would like to thank the media and the public for helping us to arrest suspect Yolonda Millhouse. Millhouse has been identified as the suspect responsible for a theft from an auto on the 7600 block of Crittenden Street in Chestnut Hill where the complainant’s wallet was taken. On May 23, 2012, between 1:00am and 6:30am an unknown female was captured on surveillance video using the complainant’s credit cards at several locations. After releasing video surveillance video to the public on May 24, 2012, an anonymous tip was received identifying Yolonda Millhouse... Read more →

Remember when Bill Clinton said he tried pot but did not inhale? Well, you can count on Barack Obama to make no such claims. In fact, he inhaled over and over and over again. As a new biography points out, Obama had a gang of friends when he was younger, known as the Choom Gang, who would spend their days coming up with creative ways to smoke pot. In his 1995 memoir "Dreams of My Father," Obama writes about smoking pot almost like Dr. Seuss wrote about eating green eggs and ham. As a high school kid, Obama wrote, he... Read more →

Tony Frye of Audubon, N.J. Tony Frye passed away on May 21, 2012. He was 96 years old. He was the beloved husband of the late Nancy Frye (nee Booth). He was the dear father of Nancy Frye Brice, Diane (Dave) Hollingshead, Joseph (Pat) Frye and Gail Capriotti; grandfather of Curtis Jentsch, Michelle and Andrea Brice, Joseph Frye, Jr., the late Richard Frye, Deana Gresham, David Hollingshead, Dawn Cumella and Anthony Buchanan. He is also survived by many great-grandchildren, nieces and nephews. Mr. Frye was a WWII U.S. Maritime Service veteran. He owned and operated Frye's Moving & Storage for... Read more →

May 30, 2012 On May 17, 2012 at 2:40pm, an 80 year old male was inside of his home in the 6600 block of Yocum Street. The victim heard a noise in his basement, went to investigate and was shot in the stomach and leg. The victim is currently in critical condition at HUP. As a result of investigation, Southwest Detectives identified Sean Johnson as a black male, 18 years-of-age from the 2100 block of South 67th Street as the person responsible for this burglary/attempted murder. A warrant was obtained and Johnson was taken into custody. On May 26, 2012,... Read more →

Blotter: May 14 – 20, 2012 CFS 877 Accidents 17 EMT 78 Tickets 103 FIRE 11 DWI 4 DV 13 Arrests 35 Burglaries- To Buildings: 5/14 S. Cologne Ave and S 4th Ave., 5/17 S. Berlin Ave., 5/20 Federal Ct. To Vehicles: 5/15 Jupiter Hills Ln. & Koch Ave. Arrests: 5/16 Leander R. Smith, 51, of Atlantic City was arrested by Ptl. Vincent Ceci for burglary and hindering apprehension. He was lodged in ACJF on $35,000 full bail. 5/16 Shaquile X. Martin, 20, of Galloway was arrested by Ptl. Daniel Choe for assault by auto while DWI for an April... Read more →

Governor of New Jersey at a town hall in Hillsborough, NJ 3/2/11 (Photo credit: Wikipedia) Amazon Making Plans to Open Two New Jersey Facilities, Expected to Create Thousands of Jobs, Including 1,500 Permanent Jobs Trenton, NJ – Joined by company representatives, Governor Chris Christie announced today the beginning of a long-term partnership with global e-commerce leader Amazon.com starting with the company’s plans to begin construction on two state-of-the-art fulfillment distribution center facilities in the state in 2013. Today’s announcement establishes a future partnership committed to growing New Jersey’s economy and creating quality jobs. These distribution facilities are expected to result... Read more →

The Mayor of Camden Dana Redd was at the 18th Annual March for Jesus in Camden on Saturday. 100’s of believers who would welcome One Minute of Silence and opening a Holy Bible in a Classroom listen while the Mayor has kept silent for more then a minute now on her stand against Prayer and acknowledging the God of our Creation. I sat with Pastors in Camden at the event who know my work and expect God’s Will be done with or without them endorse the Mayors silence in the name of her king. Political Cronyism is the Legislative Experience... Read more →

Gloucester Township Police conducted enhanced DWI enforcement patrols this past holiday weekend as well as a DWI checkpoint on Saturday May 26th on Berlin-Cross Keys Road. The patrols began Thursday night and ended Monday night. Six drivers were arrested for driving while intoxicated. Two drivers were arrested at the checkpoint Saturday night. Two drivers were also charged with operating a vehicle while under the influence of drugs. These DWI enforcement details were funded by a Drunk Driving Enforcement Fund administered by the New Jersey Division of Highway Traffic Safety. Officers assigned to these enforcement details focus their efforts on roadways... Read more →

The Yellow Ribbon Club is pleased to announce that we are partnered again this year with the Ravitz Family Shop Rite Stores in sending care packages to the troops serving in Afghanistan. The Ravitz Family owns 5 stores locally and they will work with the Yellow Ribbon Club for the entire month of June in collections for care packages for the troops. The Yellow Ribbon Club will be visiting each store at the listed dates below to greet customers and exchange goods for yellow bows (while supplies last). But you do not have to only shop for the troops on... Read more →

05/30/2012 03:34 PM CDT Four UH-60 Black Hawk helicopters land at Atlantic City International Airport, N.J., May 29, 2012. The crews are assigned to 1-150th Assault Helicopter Battalion, New Jersey Army National Guard. The helicopters transported civilian employers of New Jersey's Guardsmen for "Boss Lift," an event run by the Employer Support of the Guard and Reserve. The civilian employers spent the day touring facilities and meeting soldiers and airmen. Related articles Face of Defense: Marine Cpl. Sean Grady and Ace on Duty (gloucestercitynews.net) Congressman Jon Runyan: My First Year in Congress Update (gloucestercitynews.net) Read more →

Here is a msg from Ryan Mauro...he needs our support on this guy! My name is Ryan Mauro and I'm the national security analyst for RadicalIslam.org, the flagship website of the Clarion Fund. I am frequently on FOX News Channel and am a resident of Wall Township. I am writing you because I recently learned that the imam of Middletown's Islamic Society of Monmouth County, Reda Shata, is a supporter of the Hamas terrorist group. You can read more about Imam Shata in my article, "The NYPD vs. The Hamas-Supporting 'Moderate.'" The ISMC is currently seeking approval for a large... Read more →

(cnbnews.net)Several things going on right now in Bellmawr... instead of my usual wordy self, here's some quick hits. Bellmawr Concert in The Park Up first on Thursday May 31st, is Bellmawr's First Annual "Concert in the Park". This innagural event features cover band BlackHorse and will be held at the Recreation Center (Bell and Creek Rds) from 7-9pm. The band's website lists Journey, Boston and Foreigner as some of their top covered bands. Food and drinks will be available. Bellmawr Run For Education Saturday June 2nd brings a 5k run back to Bellmawr, when the Bellmawr Board of Education hosts... Read more →

by Slim Randles (cnbnews.net) “Ain’t nothing in the world dumber’n a horse,” said Dud, pulling up his chair at the Mule Barn truck stop’s philosophy counter. “I swear they have just enough brains to walk and breathe at the same time.” Steve, the full-time professional cowboy of the outfit, looked over at Dud, who was part-time at best. “Ol’ Henry scrape you off under a limb, Dud?” “How could you tell?” “It must be that bark print across the front of your shirt,” said Doc. “I deal with horses every day,” Steve said, “and I can sympathize with you, but... Read more →

By Sara Martino Gloucester City News A non-profit group called the “Andrew Doria – the First Salute,” wants to build a replica of the American warship scuttled and burned near the Brooklawn waterfront to avoid capture by British troops in 1777. The organization, along with David Howe of the Institute of Maritime History, is searching for the “Andrew Doria,” and some clues have been found. Howe and the group think they know the river location, which is heavily sedimented, where reportedly a British ship named the “Racehorse” was also burned and sunk. An initial reconnaissance managed to localize some of... Read more →

The first American Legion World Series in its NEW official home sold a record-setting 86,162 tickets! ESPN3 covered the tournament for the first time, allowing people around the world to watch the games live. The Eden Prairie, Minn., team forced a 15th game on the last day and survived a 22-inning doubleheader to win the 2011 World Series. The Tupelo, Miss.,team held a 4-3 lead until the eighth inning of the final, but Eden Prairie claimed a 5-4 victory in the 13th inning. Great baseball, honors for fallen soldiers, and celebrations of the nation’s veterans and enlisted men and women... Read more →

Gloucester Catholic High School’s Class of 2012 will graduate 170 students during the Annual Commencement ceremony on Thursday, May 31, at St. Agnes Church in Blackwood. The Baccalaureate Mass and Graduation Ceremony will begin at 3:30 p.m. at St. Agnes. Earlier in the day, graduates will be honored during the Annual Senior Awards Breakfast at Auletto’s Ballroom in Almonesson starting at 9:30 a.m. Class Valedictorian Timothy Scaffidi Claudia Gallagher Class Salutatorian. Related articles Gloucester Catholic High School Announcements, News, Sports (gloucestercitynews.net) Gloucester Catholic Graduation Ceremonies Held; 161 Receive Diplomas (gloucestercitynews.net) This Just In: Joe Rafferty Named Superintendent of the Gloucester... Read more →

Logo of the Atlantic States Marine Fisheries Commission, chartered by U.S. Government for interstate cooperation in fisheries management. (Photo credit: Wikipedia) press release May 29, 2012 Arlington, VA - The States of New Jersey, Delaware, North Carolina and the Commonwealth of Virginia have scheduled their hearings to gather public comment on the Public Information Document (PID) to the Interstate Fishery Management Plan (FMP) for Black Drum. The PID provides the public an opportunity to submit input on the Atlantic States Marine Fisheries Commission's development of a Black Drum FMP. Public comment is being solicited on changes observed in the fishery;... Read more →

In his speech at the Vietnam Veterans Memorial in Washington D.C., President Obama did more than just mark Memorial Day; he began the 50th commemoration of that conflict and those who served in one of America's longest wars. Fifty years ago, American forces stepped up operations in Vietnam. During the conflict, more than three million Americans served in the Vietnam war, and more than 58,000 American patriots gave their lives. And when U.S. forces returned home, too many never received the hero's welcome they deserved. Yesterday, President Obama told their story as it should have been told all along --... Read more →

A half-mile section of Browning Road here will be resurfaced beginning Thursday, the Camden County Department of Public Works announced. The $485,400 project will include the resurfacing of the roadway from Lewis Avenue to Belmont Avenue. This phase of the project involved the repair of concrete joint repairs throughout the project’s limits. When it is completed, the roadway will feature new concrete curbing, handicap accessible ramps, reset manhole castings, traffic striping and raised pavement markers. “Although every attempt will be made to keep the road passable during the construction, motorists should be aware of this project and choose an alternate... Read more →

GWYNEDD VALLEY, PA (05/30/2012)(readMedia)-- Officially completing their degrees at Gwynedd-Mercy College were the following students: Kerri Bulger of Gloucester City, NJ Lucy Zettlemoyer of Mount Ephraim, NJ In U.S. News & World Report's 2012 edition of "Best Colleges," Gwynedd-Mercy College ranked in the first tier of its category, which is largely attributed to its high graduation and retention rates. The college prepares students to become top professionals in the fields of allied health professions, arts and sciences, business, education and nursing. Founded by the Sisters of Mercy in 1948, Gwynedd-Mercy College is a coeducational institution offering more than 40 associate,... Read more →

Calvin Zaun, of Cherry Hill, the father of the American POW whose battered face became an iconic image during the Persian Gulf War, died Sunday, May 27, at the Lutheran Home nursing-care facility in Moorestown after a long illness. Mr. Zaun’s son, Jeffrey, was held captive for six weeks by Saddam Hussein’s forces in 1991. Calvin and Marjorie Zaun found their quiet lives on Whitman Avenue in Cherry Hill plunged into a media maelstrom after their son’s captors paraded Jeffrey Zaun and other prisoners of war on Iraqi TV and forced them to read propaganda statements on Jan. 20. Mr.... Read more →

Georgia Dome - Atlanta, GA April 6th & 8th, 2013 Ticket applications will be accepted beginning March 12, 2012 through May 31, 2012, or until 20,000 applications have been received. Applications received after the deadline will not be accepted. The NCAA's determination regarding submissions and the timing thereof shall, in all cases, be final and binding. The NCAA shall not be responsible for any technical, technological, transmission or other such errors or failures in connection with the submission of ticket applications, or for any damages caused thereby. Each ticket admits the bearer to the two semifinal games (April 6) and... Read more →

Gloucester Catholic Rams May 29, 2012 Gloucester Catholic (24-4, 10-0) has won seven games in a row, Tri-County - Diamond's longest active win streak. In the past week, the Rams won another four games, including a 5-0 victory over Buena and a 7-1 win over Holy Spirit. Brett Tenuto led Gloucester Catholic's offense with three hits and zero RBIs this week. Behind a 4-0 record over the past week, the Rams made the biggest jump in the national rankings, all the way from 747 to 545. Gloucester Catholic is currently No. 10 in the state of New Jersey, with an... Read more →

Gloucester City Pollice Chief George Berglund (far left) was the MC. Patrolman Wm.Johnson, (second from right) and Sgt. Jason Flood organized the event. Mayor William James apologized on behalf of the citizens of Gloucester City to the family members (pictured) for taking 66- years to honor their grand honoro honor their grandfather and cousin. cnbnews photo By Albert Countryman Jr. Gloucester City News On a winter night February 27, 1946, Gloucester City Police Officer Frederick J. Blackburn, 75, was walking the beat at the intersection of Cumberland and Atlantic streets. A 34-year veteran of the Police Department, Blackburn was delivering... Read more →

South Jersey, Group 1 - Softball - NJ.com Gloucester Times, May 29, 2012 10:12 p.m. Gloucester scored 13 unanswered runs, including 10 in the fifth inning, as the third-seeded Lions roared past No. 2 Pennsville, 13-5, in a South Jersey Group I semifinal. Maddy McClintock's three-run double capped the rally and Kate Boulden pitched 3 2/3 innings of scoreless relief to pace the Lions. Kassidy White scored three runs and Casey Kisielewski knocked in two for the Eagles. via highschoolsports.nj.com Read more →

On May 29, 2012 at approximately 1:53 pm the Gloucester Township Police Department responded to a 233 Lacascata Townhouses in Gloucester Township, NJ for a report of an adult male suspect who had assaulted an adult female friend with a hammer and threatened to stab her with a large knife. The female then was able to escape and call police. The female stated that the suspect had a history of pschyatric problems and may have been using narcotics. Arriving patrol officers spotted the suspect inside of the house and attempted to talk him into coming out. The officers reported that... Read more →

(cnbnews.net) Announcement has been made of the engagement of Dana T. Lionetti and Stephen T. Malloy. They reside in Gloucester City. Miss Lionetti is the daughter of Anthony Lionetti and Dawn Watson and the late Daniel Watson. A 2013 wedding is planned. Read more →

(CNSNews.com) - Having organized 43 plaintiffs—including the archdioceses of New York and Washington and the University of Notre Dame—to file 12 different lawsuits against the Obama administration last Monday alleging the administration is violating the religious freedom of Catholics, the Catholic bishops of the United States are now preparing Catholics for what may be the most massive campaign of civil disobedience in this country since the Civil Rights Movement of the 1950s and early 1960s. “Some unjust laws impose such injustices on individuals and organizations that disobeying the laws may be justified,” the bishops state in a document developed to... Read more →

CNBNEWS.net TIPS AND SNIPPETS by Bill Cleary Gloucester City Mayor and Council passed two bond ordinances at the May 24 meeting, one in the amount of $716,000 and the other in the amount of $182,000 for a total of $898,000. The money from the first bond will be used for the reconstruction and resurfacing of various streets ($175,000), replacement of windows in various municipal buildings ($70,000), to purchase a sports utility vehicle ($35,000) for the fire department, building improvements to the Police Administration Building ($90,000), computer equipment for the Housing Department ($25,000), equipment for the Public Works Dept., such as... Read more →

press release BOHEMIA, NY, May 15 – “We’re just months away from a devastating, new financial tempest and Congress just sits there watching the gathering clouds,” warned Dan Weber, president of the Association of Mature American Citizens. It’s a perfect storm that’s coming, consisting of a half-billion-dollars’ worth of expiring tax cuts and the onset of 18 new Obamacare tax hikes, Weber explained. “All because Harry Reid and his recalcitrant Senate Democrats stubbornly refuse to allow consideration of a much-overdue budget. “Think about it. It’s been three years since the Senate passed a budget, something they are required to do... Read more →

By Leigh Anne Hubbs Gloucester City News Now that Superintendent Joseph Rafferty has announced his resignation effective June 30, members of the Mount Ephraim School Board have three options in hiring a new superintendent. They are to hire a new superintendent, promote from within the school district, or enter a shared services agreement with another district. Board of Education (BOE) President Dominick Cipolone said he wanted to start searching as soon as possible, since summer is quickly approaching. He made a motion during last week’s BOE meeting to have NJSBA (New Jersey School Boards Association) perform a superintendent search for... Read more →

press release On May 29, 2012 at approximately 10:33 the Gloucester Township Police Department responded to a residence on the unit block of Glamis Road in Gloucester Township, NJ for a report of a 1 1/2 year old girl who had drowned in an inflatable pool. The child's mother was visiting friends and several other children who were playing at the residence. Upon arrival officers found the residents performing CPR on the child, and were able to revive the child. EMS arrived shortly thereafter and immediately transported the child to Cooper Hospital in Camden, NJ. The child was last reported... Read more →

ENGLEWOOD, Colo. (CBS4) – An Englewood police officer has died after being run down during a traffic stop. The routine traffic stop turned into a hit-and-run around 12:05 a.m. Monday. It sent the police officer and the man he pulled over to the hospital. Officer Jeremy Bitner, 39, died from his injuries. The incident happened in the southbound lane in the 5200 block of Broadway. Both Bitner and the driver he pulled over, identified as Kevin Montoya, 20, of Littleton, were transported to Swedish Medical Center. Montoya is reported to be in stable condition and improving. He suffered a head... Read more →

By Chris Concannon, Gloucester City News A group of fourth grade students from Bellmawr Park School enjoyed the field trip of the year when they visited the American Museum of Natural History in New York City May 2. The trip was spearheaded by teacher Carol Benedict, with full support from Principal Elizabeth Calabria and Superintendent Annette Castiglione. Their day in the Big Apple was the culmination of their reading of “Wonderstruck,” by Brian Selznick, who also wrote “The Invention of Hugo Cabret,” which is believed to be the inspiration for the film ‘Hugo.” The museum was jam-packed with dozens of... Read more →

George A. Petreshock of Westville, NJ passed away on May 17, 2012 at the age of 83. George was born in Simpson, PA and was a chemist for Hazel Bishop Company. His life was very involved in the Boy Scouts of America since 1940 and received the distinguished 50 year veteran award in 1994. He was Assistant Scoutmaster of Troop 19 and 36 of Camden, NJ. George was very proud to have achieved Eagle Scout and Order of the Arrow in LEKAU Lodge. He was a member of Delaware Valley Earth Science Society and American Federation of Mineralogical Societies. Survived... Read more →

GALLOWAY TOWNSHIP -- After receiving several tips, GallowayTwpNews.com has obtained through Open Public Records Requests, purchase orders and invoices on Public Works equipment that the Township purchased and never used. We also requested maintenance logs on the equipment that would provide us the hours logged for usage as well as any maintenance work done on the item during its course of usage. The Township indicated in their response that no records exist. With the lack of maintenance logs, we assume the tips are credible and the equipment has not been used. With the Township in financial deficit and employees furloughing,... Read more →

Photo by Mark Matthews Brooklawn American Legion Post 72 Commander Ted Howarth at the Memorial Day Services. by Mark Matthews cnbnews.net While I grew up in Bellmawr, my father Stanley was very active in the Brooklawn American Legion, and because of this Brooklawn was like a second hometown to our family. Ever since I was born, we've attended the Brooklawn Memorial Day services to honor the soldiers of Brooklawn and the country... who served us all... and too many giving the ultimate sacrifice to protect us, our children, and our way of life. My mother, brother, and I were there... Read more →

VATICAN CITY, May 28 (CNA/EWTN News) .- Paolo Gabriele is still in custody after being charged on Saturday, May 26 with the “aggravated theft” of confidential Vatican documents found in his apartment. The 46-year-old Italian, a father of three, has worked in the Papal Household under both Pope John Paul II and Pope Benedict XVI. He is one of very few individuals who have daily access to the Pope. In a statement issued May 28, Gabriele’s attorney said his client would offer “the most comprehensive collaboration” in all subsequent legal proceedings. He also said that the Pope’s butler had been... Read more →

source http://www.uwishunu.com From October 5-7, the Philadelphia Orchestra will thrill music and movie fans alike with live performances of the West Side Story score as the newly digitally re-mastered, hi-definition film is screened above the orchestra in Verizon Hall at the Kimmel Center. (Photo courtesy West Side Story © 1961 Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Studios Inc.) It’s a legendary tale combining classic with contemporary. A romantic and tragic blending of Shakespeare with Bernstein. A dazzling dance fusion of ballet with jazz. And, of course, it’s East meets West. It’s the celebrated and beloved Academy Award-winning film, West Side Story, accompanied live in concert... Read more →

by D.J. Wilson - It’s fun to indulge in travel and discover the world from a new perspective. In today’s society it is widely acceptable to share this experience with our pets. Pet friendly vacations are not simply designed to pamper our pooches; they are about spending quality time with man’s best friend. Things used to be vastly different. While growing up, our dog accompanied us on several rustic vacations to the lake and even panted along on a car trip to Florida. My Father, eyes weary from driving, lacked respite as the bed collapsed due to a poor frame.... Read more →

The second annual Law Enforcement Ride & Run to Remember, taking place on Sunday, October 14, 2012. Register today atwww.RideandRuntoRemember.org. This event, a 54-mile bike ride in the DC Metro Area, is designed to celebrate and raise awareness about the role of law enforcement in our communities and raise funds to support and honor law enforcement officers. I rode last year and it was incredible to meet so many officers from across the country who came to ride in memory of the fallen colleagues they were close to. It was a real joy to cheer the other riders as they... Read more →

Adji Desir Alexis S. Patterson Aliayah Lunsford Amber Elizabeth Cates Amanda Berry Amir Jennings Asha Jaquilla Degree Ashley Summers Bethany Leanne Markowski Bianca Lebron Bryan Dos Santos-Gomez Crystal Ann Tymich Daniel Barter Diamond Yvette Bradley Hailey Dunn Haleigh Cummings Jaliek L. Rainwalker Kara Kopetsky Kristin Denise Smart Kyron Richard Horman Lindsey Baum Michaela Joy Garecht Rachel Louise Cooke Reachelle Smith Rolando Salas Jusino Shaina Ashley Kirkpatrick Shausha Latine Henson Sierra Mae Lamar Steven Earl Kraft, Jr. Tabitha Danielle Tuders 05/25/12 Podcast: Crimes Against Children Unit These are just a very few of the children who are far from home today.... Read more →