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August 26, 2013 3:57:00 PM EDT In his return to boxing as a promoter, Mike Tyson made shocking revelations about his ongoing battles with addiction during a press conference. This article, Mike Tyson: 'I'm on the Verge of Dying', is syndicated from NewsLook and is posted here with permission. Related articles Mike Tyson Emotionally Confesses He's Been Lying About Sobriety: 'I'm on the Verge of Dying' Mike Tyson: 'I'm On The Verge Of Dying, Because I'm a Vicious Alcoholic' Read more →

On August 29, 2013. (nee Sweeten) Age 79. Of Gloucester City. Loving daughter of the late Charles J. Sweeten and Martha W. Sweeten (nee Fryer). Beloved wife of 38 years to the late Arthur Thomas “Ott” Williamson, Sr. Cherished mother of Chuck (Barbara) Williamson of Gloucester City, Arthur T. Williamson, Jr. (Marilyn) of Pottstown, PA and Jeff (Donna) Williamson of Gloucester City. Adored grandmother of Pamela (Peter) Brown, Ryan (Alisa) Williamson, Lauren (Jason) Williamson, Meghan (Michael) Emmons, Kelly Williamson, James (Jody) Gillam, Kevin Gillam, Tracy (Steve) Vanderslice and Tina (John) Costello. Dear great-grandmother of 6. Martha was known to all... Read more →

On August 24, 2013. Age 75. Of Westmont section of Haddon Township. Formerly of Atlantic City. Loving Daughter of the late Bennett Rozet and Sophie “Dorothy” (nee Zawodna). Dear Sister of the late Michael Rozet. Survived by many cousins. Burial will be private at the request of the family. Condolences and Memories may be shared at www.mccannhealey.com under the obituary of Sandra C. Rozet. Funeral Arrangements and Inquiries through: McCANN-HEALEY FUNERAL HOME: 851 Monmouth St., Gloucester City, NJ. Ph:856-456-1142 Read more →

MEDIA RELEASE August 31, 2013/time 4:55pm Just now, President Obama laid out the case for a targeted military action against Syrian regime targets as a result of their use of chemical weapons that killed over one thousand people -- including hundreds of children. The President also made clear that this would not be an open-ended intervention, and there will be with no American troops on the ground. The President announced he would seek Congressional authorization for the use of force. CNBNEWS POLL" Should the United States take military action against Syria? - See poll box at the top of the... Read more →

VIDEO from 10/16/10 CNBNEWS HUNTING AND FISHING COLUMN Events add to excitement during bugling season, 100th anniversary year. Year after year, Labor Day weekend kicks off a period of increased activity on Pennsylvania’s elk range. As elk begin ramping up their routines ahead of peak bugling season, visitors flock in greater numbers to areas where they can see the wild spectacle unfold. In a typical year, an estimated 75,000 to 100,000 people visit Elk County alone during the two-month span between Labor Day and Halloween. But 2013 isn’t a typical year in regard to Pennsylvania’s elk. Rather, it’s an extraordinary... Read more →

press release/August 29, 2013 Mark your calendars and get your registrations in now for the Governor's Surf Fishing Tournament! This year's tournament is scheduled for Sunday, October 6 at Island Beach State Park and marks the 22nd year of this popular family event. The tournament offers participants an excellent opportunity to enjoy a fun day of fishing with family and friends. Anglers can also feel great about the use of their registration fees, as all funds raised are used for very worthwhile purposes. These include the purchase of specialized wheelchairs that provide the disabled and elderly beach access, surf fishing... Read more →

The Cohansey River, looking upstream from Broad Street (New Jersey Route 49) in Bridgeton, New Jersey (Photo credit: Wikipedia) press release August 29 TRENTON – The Christie Administration today announced the preservation of 130 acres in Hopewell Township that will provide opportunities for recreational pursuits while protecting a stream that feeds into the nearby Cohansey River. The Department of Environmental Protection’s (DEP) Green Acres Program facilitated the preservation of the land, which is comprised of woodlands, a former nursery and farmland adjacent to Bridgeton City Park. Green Acres provided more than $1 million in grants to the City of Bridgeton,... Read more →

US Navy 050411-N-3419D-056 A female bottlenose dolphin BJ performs her daily exercises while her trainer, Dera Look (Photo credit: Wikipedia) press release TRENTON - The Christie Administration today directed additional state resources toward the investigation of bottlenose dolphin deaths along the coast of New Jersey that are part of what federal officials suspect is a naturally occurring disease cycle affecting populations of these marine mammals from New York to Virginia. These steps include using Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) aircraft and expanding patrols by DEP conservation officers. The Administration is also providing the use of a Department of Agriculture lab... Read more →

By Joseph Palermo Today, once again, it feels like we’re being herded into supporting a military action in Syria that will end up, like the Iraq War, making the world an even more dangerous place than it is now. Then, as now, we see influential journalists tripping over themselves to fall into line. The British parliament’s vote against going along with the United States’ attack on Syria is a direct result of that country’s attempts to come to terms with the lies of the Iraq War. Unlike the United States, the people in the United Kingdom forced their government to... Read more →

press release HEMPSTEAD, N.Y. - Senior Mariel Papa (Gibbsboro, N.J./Eastern Regional) opened the game with a quick score, but Hofstra rallied to take a 5-1 win over La Salle in the season opener for both squads in the Asics Invitational at the Hofstra Field Hockey Stadium. Papa tipped in a shot by rookie Devin Muracco (Sewell, N.J./Washington Twp.) just 5:54 into the contest to spot the Explorers (0-1) an early 1-0 lead. Hofstra's Stella Schoen drained the first of her three goals just six minutes later and Marta Penas added a score at 14:38 as the Pride (1-0) gained a... Read more →

By Gary Mercante AUG 26, 2013 Dennis Woods is 37 years-of-age and is from the 2400 block of American Street. On Friday, August 23, 2013, at approximately 12:15PM, the Philadelphia Police Department (Major Crimes/FBI Violent Task Force and Northeast Detectives) along with North Wildwood Police Department arrested Dennis Woods (aka Dennis Boyce) without incident at the Aruba Motel located at 2001 Surf Avenue in North Wildwood and transported him to North Wildwood Police Department. Woods is being charged as a Fugitive from Justice from the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania and is being held in the Cape May County Correctional Center on... Read more →

PHILADELPHIA PA--Christopher Mominey, the newly appointed Chief Operating Officer and Secretary of Catholic Education for the Archdiocese of Philadelphia, has released a special video for school families of the 123 elementary schools, 17 high schools and 4 schools of Special Education. The video has been posted on the Office of Catholic Education website and can also be accessed via the Archdiocese of Philadelphia YouTube channel at the following link: http://youtu.be/ntWasTPJIXg. Mominey was appointed Secretary of Catholic Education effective July 1, 2013. The 3-minute video is a brief introduction and a welcome to all Archdiocesan school families for the beginning of... Read more →

Gloucester Township Police Media Advisory/August 29, 2013 On 8/28/2013, a Gloucester Township Police officer on random patrol observed a male committing criminal damage to a vacant business by spray painting graffiti on the side of the building. The building, a former supermarket, is located at 1431 Blackwood Clementon Road in Gloucester Township. The accused, 19 year old, Philip Atene, from Morris Avenue in Blackwood was observed standing next to fresh spray paint while holding a spray can. Philip Atene was also found to have an existing warrant from Gloucester Township Municipal Court when he was taken into custody for the... Read more →

Are you planning to attend the Made in America concert August 31st through September 1st? If so, the concert’s promoters have created a fantastic website that has all of the information you will need. The site can be visited at this link: http://www.madeinamericafest.com/ Posted with Blogsy Read more →

Ileana Diaz WILMINGTON, Del. (CBS) -- Police in Wilmington are investigating the reported gang rape of two women at a park in Delaware. Police say two women, ages 32 and 24, were reportedly attacked and sexually assaulted by a group of 10 to 12 black male juveniles in Kosciuszko Park at about 6:54 p.m. Thursday. According to police, the suspects, who range in age from 12 to 17-years-old, remain on the loose. The victims were transported to Christiana Hospital for treatment. Wilmington police increased patrols Friday in the park which is located in the 600 block of South Franklin Street... Read more →

On July 14, 2013. Age 64. Of Gloucester City. Survived by his children, Alissa Moser and Joseph Moser (Candice); his grandchildren, MaKendra, DayShaun, Malaysia, Moniya and Joseph; and 2 sisters. At the request of family, funeral services were held privately. Condolences and Memories may be shared at www.mccannhealey.com under the obituary of Joseph M. Moser, III. Funeral Arrangements and Inquiries through: McCANN-HEALEY FUNERAL HOME: 851 Monmouth St., Gloucester City, NJ. Ph:856-456-1142 Read more →

All told, Bateman was paid $3,625 by CHI for his work, although the company had authorized as much as $120,000 in payments for a year of work, according to an arrest affidavit. Bateman was jailed on $21,500 bail but scheduled for release later Wednesday. He is charged with two felonies for accepting illegal compensation as well as several misdemeanors, including unregistered lobbying. His attorney, Ben Kuehne, said Bateman was "shocked by his sudden and unexpected arrest." "He looks forward to his vindication. He has served the community for many years in an honest, dependable manner," Kuehne added in an email.... Read more →

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(November 19, 1963 - August 30, 2013) Cheryl A. Weber (nee Bach), suddenly, on August 30, 2013, formerly of Mt. Ephraim. Age 49. Beloved daughter of the late John J. Bach and Carol A. LaBarth (nee Campbell). Also survived by step father Jack LaBarth. Devoted mother of Ashley Lynne Dorsheimer. Loving sister of Jacqueline Derieux (Tony), John C. Bach and Steven M. Bach (Lisa). Also survived by many aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews, cousins and beloved dog Cocco. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the visitation Thursday morning from 9:30 to 10:30am at Emmaus Catholic Community, Sacred Heart RC Church,... Read more →

August 27, 2013 press release TRENTON – Acting Attorney General John J. Hoffman announced that four members of the Nine Trey Gangsters set of the Bloods street gang pleaded guilty to racketeering, admitting they participated in a murder in Vineland in 2006. The four men were charged in “Operation Nine Connect,” a joint investigation by the New Jersey State Police and the Division of Criminal Justice. The following four defendants each pleaded guilty late Friday afternoon, Aug. 23, to first-degree racketeering before Superior Court Judge Darrell M. Fineman in Cumberland County: Almeen Palmer, 36, of Atlantic City. The state will... Read more →

Gloucester Township Police Media Advisory On 8-28-2013, at approximately 12:49 P.M. the Gloucester Township Police Department (GTPD) received a call from an alert citizen, who indicated that two suspicious people had burglarized a residence and now were running through the woods directly behind the house. The suspicious males then entered a vehicle and began to drive away from the area. The caller was able to provide a vehicle description to the dispatch center, which was broadcasted to the responding patrol units. GTPD officers quickly located the vehicle, which abruptly turned away from the first patrol unit. The passenger then jumped... Read more →

By ROSE BOUBOUSHIAN (CN) - A Pennsylvania state trooper cannot dismiss claims that he sexually assaulted a woman facing criminal charges by luring her to a cemetery after a dismissal hearing, a federal judge ruled. After State Trooper Stephen Kleeman charged Faith Kintzel with summary harassment on April 7, 2010, she sued him in Federal Court. They agreed at a hearing in June 2010 that the charges would be dismissed if Kintzel complied with conditions for 60 days, Kintzel's complaint states. Kintzel claims she turned Kleeman down when he asked if she wanted to have coffee with him sometime after... Read more →

August 28, 2013 West Trenton, N.J. – The Labor Day weekend is considered the “unofficial” end of the summer, but don’t let it be the end of your life. There have been 337 motor vehicle fatalities in New Jersey so far this year. Those deaths are comprised of 187 drivers, 59 passengers, 80 pedestrians, and 11 pedalcyclists. “The numbers do not lie; fatal accidents continue to claim far too many lives on New Jersey’s roadways,” said Colonel Rick Fuentes, Superintendent of the New Jersey State Police. “Troopers will be watching for drivers that engage in unsafe actions including speeding, talking... Read more →

(Photo credits: www.roadtrafficsigns.com) press release Gloucester Township Police Media Advisory On Friday August 30th, 2013 through early Saturday morning August 31st , 2013; The Gloucester Township Police Department, in coordination with the Camden County Prosecutors Office, will be conducting a DWI Sobriety Checkpoint in Gloucester Township as part of New Jersey's 101 Days of Summer traffic safety campaign and Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over enforcement initiative. Statistics provided by the New Jersey State Police showed that in 2011, there were four fatal crashes and four persons killed over the three day holiday period. Gloucester Township Police recommends the following... Read more →

Con Artist Gets His Due 08/27/13 There’s no limit to how low con artists will go to swindle victims out of their money—often targeting the elderly,the terminally ill, homeowners on the brink of losing their homes, even the lonely looking for companionship online. Here’s another category of victims to add to that list: members of religious communities who spend their lives tending to the sick and the poor. Earlier this month, a New Jersey man was sentenced to 18 years in prison for defrauding members of the Puerto Rico-based Dominican Sisters of the Rosary of Fatima and others of more... Read more →

PHILADELPHIA—Marc Viney, 35, of Norristown, was sentenced today to 264 months in prison for robbing an employee of the Roo House Tavern in Norristown and then robbing the tavern. Viney was convicted on January 31, 2013, following a four-day trial, of robbery, criminal conspiracy to commit robbery, and possession of a firearm in furtherance of a violent crime. On July 10, 2011, Viney followed home an employee of the Roo House Tavern after the employee closed the bar for the night. At the victim’s apartment, Viney confronted the victim and bound, gagged, blindfolded, and assaulted him, while holding him at... Read more →

We have a special list of people who receive an email whenever we post an Emergency Alert, a Breaking News story, a Cheers and Jeers column, or a Tips and Snippets column. They are the first to know. A link to that article is emailed to them as soon as it is posted. If you would like to be included send us your email address and name [email protected] On the subject line write: ADD ME TO THE LIST Thank to all for your continued support. Sincerely Bill Cleary Editor of CNBNews.net Related articles CNBNews Editor Spends Time with Cub Scout... Read more →

Judicial Watch is considering litigation challenging President Obama's rewriting of Obamacare. Specifically, President Obama has unilaterally rewritten the law to delay the "employer mandate," which was scheduled to go in effect on January 1, 2014, for at least a year. At the same time, he did not rewrite the law to delay the "individual mandate," which requires nearly all Americans to have Obama-approved health insurance by that same date or pay a tax penalty. Many Americans are caught in the middle. They are obligated to have Obama-approved health insurance, but their employers are not obligated to provide it, at least... Read more →

Courtesy of SJU Athletic Communications Aug. 29, 2013 PHILADELPHIA – After taking home a third-place finish in 2011 and the silver medal in 2012, the 2013 Saint Joseph’s men’s cross country team, picked to finish second at the Atlantic 10 Championship on November 3, has its eyes on the A-10 title. Under the direction of head coach Mike Glavin, the squad returns 14 dedicated letterwinners and adds seven new faces to open up the 2013 season. The Hawks will look toward the experience of their 11 upperclassmen veterans, led by a trio of captains in Aaron Leskow, Mike Rankin, andSean... Read more →

August 26, 2013 Bill Donohue explains why the need for a petition: The Catholic community, led by the bishops, has voiced its objections to the Health and Human Services (HHS) mandate on several occasions. The Obama administration has made "accommodations" and other revisions, but the fundamental problem remains: the HHS mandate adopts a definition of what constitutes a "religious employer" that is entirely too narrow; and the religious liberty abridgement entailed in this edict represents an unfair burden on Catholic non-profit organizations, and Catholic-owned private businesses. The amount of time and money spent trying to reconcile the HHS mandate with... Read more →

THE CATHOLIC STAR HERALD In the spring of 1965 the Tropiano family moved from Calabria, Italy, to Philadelphia. Sam Tropiano was six years old and already involved with European soccer, having played it since he was able to run through the streets surrounded by the Ionian and Tyrrhenian seas. He was one of the few children in South Philly during the 1960s and 1970s to play the center-forward position because soccer was still in its formative years in America. But living in Philadelphia he soon discovered a new passion — Phillies baseball. That was the foundation for the most successful... Read more →

Courtesy SJU Athletic Communications ___________________________________________________________________________________ PHILADELPHIA - Coming off of a 2012 season in which the Saint Joseph’s men’s soccer team won more games than in its previous three seasons combined, the 2013 Hawks will kick off their season on Friday, August 30. Start time against the Greyhounds of Loyola (Md.) is scheduled for 5:00 p.m. on Sweeney Field. With the return of 10 starters from the 2012 squad, the experience of 16 seniors and juniors, and the spark of 11 newcomers, fourth-year head coach Don D’Ambra expects to continue SJU’s momentum and success into 2013. “We have very high... Read more →

PITTSBURGH, PA—The former CEO of the Pennsylvania Cyber Charter School and his accountant have been indicted by a federal grand jury in Pittsburgh on charges of mail fraud, theft or bribery concerning a program receiving federal funds, tax conspiracy, and filing a false tax return. The announcement was made today at a news conference by United States Attorney David J. Hickton; FBI Special Agent in Charge Gary Douglas Perdue; Akeia Conner, Special Agent in Charge of the IRS-Criminal Investigation-Philadelphia Field Office; and Steven Anderson, Special Agent in Charge, Department of Education Office of Inspector General-Mid-Atlantic Region. The 11-count indictment, returned... Read more →

On August 22, 2013. Age 53. Of Delanco. (nee Kemery) Survived by her son George Lapp (Rose); her granddaughters Julia and Lauren Lapp; and her brother Joseph Kemery. Judith is predeceased by her son, Christopher Kemery; her brother Arthur Kemery and her sisters Kathleen Kemery and Patricia Finn. Also survived by many nieces and nephews. Relatives and friends are invited to a memorial gathering on Sunday afternoon, September 1, 2013 at 2 PM at the home of Lisa DeLoach: 315 S. Coles Ave., Maple Shade. Condolences and Memories may be shared at www.mccannhealey.com under the obituary of Judith Oyludag. Funeral... Read more →

CNBNEWS TIPS AND SNIPPETS: The original plans called for the completion of the restaurant in 2012. Then the plans called for completion by summer of 2013. The developers proposed a bigger project so those plans were scrapped. The latest drawings for the project haven't been released. photo credit CNBNews.net BY BILL CLEARY CNBNEWS.NET WHAT'S UP WITH OTTS ON THE WATERFRONT?--We have been in touch this week with Don Bigley and Jeffrey Lucas, two of the principal investors of the proposed "Ott's on the Waterfront Restaurant" for information on the progress of the project, which is to be built on Freedom... Read more →

PUBLISHED ON AUGUST 27, 2013 PITTSBURGH — Three teenage girls are facing several charges, including ethnic intimidation, after police said they brutally beat a 32-year-old woman Sunday in Pittsburgh’s North Side. Investigators said the incident happened around 2 p.m. near the intersection of Concord and Itin streets. According to police, the girls threw a bottle at the victim, Ginger Slepski's car, and when she stopped to confront the girls, they attacked her. "I thought it was so animalistic, so violent and I'm so afraid for these girls to get out and walk the streets," said Slepski. Slepski said she tried... Read more →

press release HARRISBURG - Attorney General Kathleen G. Kane identified the defendant as Gerardo Perez Bercian, 610 Cliffside Manor, Apt. 83, Pittsburgh, Allegheny County. He is charged with six counts of possessing child pornography, three counts of distributing child pornography and one count of criminal use of a communication facility. Agents conducting an online investigation found numerous online files that contained depictions of children under the age of 18 engaged in sexually graphic acts and poses. Bercian was living in the United States under his brother's identity, according to the criminal complaint. He faces deportation to Mexico City if convicted.... Read more →

Molly Gallagher August 26, 201 PHILADELPHIA- La Salle women's soccer player Kelsey Haycook has been named Atlantic 10 Player of the Week for the fifth time in her career, as announced by the conference office this morning. In the Explorers' opening weekend, Haycook had a hand in each of La Salle's goals netting two, including a game-winner, and adding a game-winning assist. Against Old Dominion, Haycook found the back of the net in the 50th minute off a through ball from classmate Anna Dolhansky to give La Salle the 1-0 victory. The goal was the 26th of Haycook's career, giving... Read more →

What's Up with Ott's? Local Businessman Always Thinking, Public Sector Cutbacks CNBNEWS TIPS AND SNIPPETS: The original plans called for the completion of the restaurant in 2012. Then it was announced it would be completed by 2013. The developers proposed a bigger project so those plans were scrapped. The latest drawings for the project haven't been released. photo credit CNBNews.net BY BILL CLEARY CNBNEWS.NET WHAT'S UP WITH OTTS ON THE WATERFRONT?--We have been in touch this week with Don Bigley and Jeffrey Lucas, two of the principal investors of the proposed "Ott's on the Waterfront Restaurant" for information on the... Read more →

Click-to-Tweet: WATCH: @VisitAC's behind the scenes preview of new 3D light & sound show... AC' Dreamin' | http://youtu.be/HldWUV40Rfc | #DOAC ATLANTIC CITY (August 28, 2013) – “AC Dreamin’” — a new, nightly 3D sound and light show for visitors of all ages — will debut on the famed Atlantic City Boardwalk on Thursday, August 29 at 10pm.“AC Dreamin’” follows a magical dream shared by two friends in a modern fairy tale as they navigate six different enchanted worlds: a mysterious train station, a luxurious hotel, a crazy theme park, a surreal lighthouse, a dreamy underwater world, and the fantastic Boardwalk... Read more →

On August 28, 2013 (nee Greenan) of Gloucester City, NJ, age 82. She is the beloved wife of Robert N. Stratton, loving mother of Ronald, Wayne, Robin and Catherine Willis, Mary Ann Milloro, Barbara Becker, Lester and Hope Stratton, and the late Carol and Patrick Willis. She is also survived 15 dear grandchildren and many great grandchildren. Besides her family Mae loved and enjoyed playing Bingo. Relatives and friends are invited to meet Friday from 10:00 to 11:00 AM at the ETHERINGTON-CRERAN FUNERAL HOME, 700 POWELL ST., GLOUCESTER CITY, NJ. Mae’s Funeral Service will be held 11:00 AM at the... Read more →

On August 25, 2013, a life long resident of Gloucester City, NJ, age 72. She is survived by her dear sister and caregivers Mary McCormick (Bill) and niece Michelle McCormick, her brother and sister William and Bertha Lee, and nephew David Lee, who was like a son to her. She is also survived by her goddaughter Mary McCormick (Jimmy) and many other dear nieces and nephews. Peggy worked at O’Donnell’s Family Restaurant in Gloucester City for over 20 years. Relatives and friends are invited to meet Thursday evening from 6:00 to 8:00 PM at ETHERINGTON-CRERAN FUNERAL HOME, 700 POWELL ST.,... Read more →

It's literally getting Chippy out here By Kenneth Arthur  @KennethArthurS on Aug 27 2013, 1:44p + Howard Smith-USA TODAY Sports Chip Kelly took over for a good coach at Oregon and made them great. Can he do that with the Eagles, will the offense work at the pro level, and can any of these "sleepers" turn back into actually-productive players this year? One of my least favorite football clichès would have to be when two teams are drawing a lot of personal foul penalties and throwing little punches and jabs and the announcers say that "ohhhh, it's getting chippy... Read more →

HOBOKEN, N.J. (August 28, 2013) – The Stevens Institute of Technology field hockey team will open its 2013 season Friday afternoon at the De Baun Athletic Complex against No. 8 Messiah College. The Ducks are coming off a 2012 season that saw the program’s first-ever Eastern Collegiate Athletic Conference Mid-Atlantic title, the Empire 8 regular-season title and a trip to the conference final. The Ducks also won 16 games against just seven losses which was the third-most victories in program history and seventh-straight season with double-digit victories. “Winning the ECAC title last year felt really good, ending the season strong... Read more →

Message From the White House On August 28, 1963 a crowd of thousands gathered for the March on Washington, united in the goal of introducing a new era of progress that would roll back centuries of oppression and poverty. Today, exactly 50 years later, three Presidents and a range of civil rights leaders will mark the moment with an event from the Lincoln Memorial in Washington, D.C. This morning, starting at 11:30 a.m. ET and continuing into the afternoon, you'll be able to watch the Let Freedom Ring Commemoration and Call to Action event -- including President Carter, President Clinton,... Read more →

ODDS BY SAL’S OFF SHORE GAMBLING Departs from Little Timber Creek/Brooklawn at noon 3 -2 Tummy Tees (Collins, Collins, Mac Adams) Can they continue to drink from fountain of youth 3-2 Mac Adams Insurance (Fahy, Fahy) Appears another trip to Finals 2 -1 Massengales (Massengale, Ledenson, Jones) Sorry odds reflect winning 1st ever 2nd round game, not Tourney 4-1 Ciconti Pizza (Ciconti Rucci, LaFerriere) - Can Rucci continue the 2013 Championship run! NO 4-1 CNBnews.net (Tussey,Cassidy,Cumminsky,Farlow,Oehlert) Adam better hope it is Farlow Jr. 5-1 Mac Adams Electric (Darrow, Mac Adams, Ainsley, Anderson) Lot of talk, last year was a mistake... Read more →

BY MICHAEL HALTMAN Or has a race war already begun? Barack Obama, Al Sharpton and the Reverend Jesse Jackson have been consistent and vociferous participants in the discussion of race in the United States! Unfortunately, however, to date this participation has proven to be destructive, not constructive, with an endgame that is still somewhat unclear but getting clearer all of the time. So what exactly is the endgame for these men? The list below of black-on-white violence since the death of Trayvon Martin may provide some clarity as there has been little actual, and certainly no forceful, public mention by... Read more →

Fans will be able to watch live the enshrinement of 24 of college football's greatest legends. IRVING, Texas (August 27, 2013) - The National Football Foundation (NFF) and the College Football Hall of Fame announced today that ESPN3 will carry live the 2013 Hall of Fame Enshrinement Ceremony on Aug. 28 from the Omni Hotel at CNN Center in Atlanta. Fans can watch the show by clicking here to access the link at 7:30 p.m. ET on Wednesday. The ceremony will showcase the careers of 24 of college football’s greatest legends, including Charles Alexander (LSU), Otis Armstrong (Purdue), Steve Bartkowski... Read more →

Gloucester Township Police Media Advisory GLOUCESTER TOWNSHIP NJ--On 8-22-2013, at approximately 07:00 P.M. the Gloucester Township Police Department received several calls reporting a house fire on Annapolis Drive, which is located in the Wye Oak development in Gloucester Township. Arriving officers and fire personnel observed a heavy fire condition in the garage area which had spread to the attic area as well as a heavy smoke condition throughout the residence. The homeowner, who was not home at the time, met emergency personnel in front of the residence and advised that there were no occupants inside the residence. Fire personnel from... Read more →

With apologies to the late, great Dinah Washington, who popularized María Graver’s fine song, What a Difference a Day Makes, we marvel at what a difference a year has made for Josh Horwitz, of the Coalition to Stop Gun Violence, formerly known as the National Coalition to Ban Handguns. Last year, Horwitz told Sally Sara, an Australian reporter for ABC News, “I think the proliferation of firearms has made us more dangerous.” How many times have we heard that sort of line from the anti-gun crowd, as violent crime rates have plummeted to their lowest point in decades? But this... Read more →