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The American Legion - June 29, 2015 Mitch Harris was drafted by the St. Louis Cardinals in the 13th round of the 2008 amateur draft, but his dreams of pitching for a major league team were put on hold while he honorably served his country – a commitment he had to fulfill as a U.S. Naval Academy graduate. During his five years of service he never lost sight of his dream, which became a reality when the Cardinals called him up from their minor league Triple-A affiliate, the Memphis Redbirds, to pitch against the Milwaukee Brewers on April 25. His... Read more →

press release Camden City, N.J. — U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) Mount Laurel Field Office Director, Nieves Cardinale, will administer the Oath of Allegiance to America’s newest citizens during a special naturalization ceremony on board the historic Battleship New Jersey on Saturday, July 4 at 10 a.m. USCIS Newark District Director, Dr. John Thompson, will welcome the citizenship candidates and guests. After the Oath of Allegiance U.S. Congressman Donald Norcross, who represents New Jersey’s 1st Congressional District, will deliver the keynote address to the new Americans. The 46 citizenship candidates include five military members (representing the U.S. Navy, Army,... Read more →

PRESS RELEASE JUNE 30, 2015 WOODBURY NJ --Chavis A. Jones (DOB 4/4/95), of Sewell NJ pleaded guilty today to participating in armed robberies of two Washington Township NJ convenience stores and a Glassboro NJ pizza shop on 3/31/14. Jones acknowledged that he stole a cigar at Yogi’s Quick Stop in Washington Township while two codefendants robbed the store of cash, one of them wielding a handgun. He split the proceeds with the other, Jones said. Jones said he conspired with the codefendants to commit armed robbery of the Pantry One food mart in Washington Township and agreed to share in... Read more →

Reporter Lee Cowan, John Paciorek, Tommy LaSorda and Tom Paciorek talked some baseball history recently at Dodger Stadium for the national news on the CBS-This Morning Show. (photo provided) By Raymond Rolak Special for CNBNews The book, “The Rise and Fall of John Paciorek, Baseball’s Greatest One-Game Wonder” by Steven K. Wagner and Breakaway Books, Halcottsville, N.Y. 12438, is available at www.amazon.com or any book store. John Paciorek, a native Detroiter and longtime educator in California was featured on the Monday, June 29th “CBS This Morning” show. Paciorek, 70, is now a very veteran and well-respected consummate baseball instructor at... Read more →

PRESS RELEASE Agents removed 65 pounds of marijuana from the spare tire of a vehicle stopped at the Wellton Station's traffic checkpoint along Interstate 8. YUMA, Ariz. JUNE 30, 2015 –A Yuma Sector Border Patrol detection canine team assigned to Wellton Station’s Interstate 8 checkpoint alerted to a pickup truck’s spare tire Saturday afternoon. A subsequent inspection of the tire revealed 65 pounds of marijuana, with an estimated $32,500. The subject, vehicle and drugs were processed per Yuma Sector guidelines. Read more →

BY DIANA STANCY New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie is anticipated to announce his 2016 presidential run today. He joins 13 other Republican candidates in the presidential race. Here are six things to know about Christie: 1) Christie is a die-hard Bruce Springsteen fan and has attended more than 130 of Springsteen’s concerts. However, it’s no secret that the governor and the rock star maintain opposing political views. Even so, 48 percent of New Jersey residents think it’s “kind of cool” Christie is a Springsteen fan. 2) Christie revealed that he donated to Planned Parenthood in 1994 during his run as... Read more →

WOODBURY NJ JUNE 30, 2015-- Monica Thors (DOB 5/13/60), of Mullica Hill NJ, has been indicted by a Gloucester County grand jury on nine counts of animal cruelty resulting from the alleged mistreatment of horses and a goat in 2013 and 2014. The indictment returned MAY 24, 2015 contains four counts of third-degree animal cruelty (N.J.S.A. 4:22-17c (2) ) said to have resulted in the death of four horses, “specifically, by failing to provide the necessary care as directed by veterinarians to address several health issues.” The five remaining counts are fourth-degree charges that accuse Thors of causing serious bodily... Read more →

Eric Cassidy says he’s up to the challenge. Yes, life is a little different in the rugged Olympic Conference. After six seasons as the boys’ basketball coach at Schalick High School, Cassidy has been named the coach at Cherokee. He was approved by the Lenape Regional High School District’s board of education Wednesday. Cassidy technically replaces Paul Wiedeman, who took the position on May 13 but resigned less than a week later to remain at Haddonfield. Matt Shultz led the Chiefs to a second straight South Jersey Group 4 final last season before stepping down after five seasons. “I’m really... Read more →

June 29, 2015 Bill Donohue comments on a June 28 episode of TMZ: A female commentator and a male announcer on TMZ took after Bristol Palin, zeroing in on her recently announced pregnancy. Commentator: "So weird she doesn't believe in abortion, but she believes in just like raw dogging it all over." Announcer: "So, thanks, hypocrisy. You're the reason we have Catholic school girl porns. Congrats, Bristol!" Catholics always seem to get it, even when, as in this case—Bristol is not Catholic—it has nothing to do with us. More important is the anger that these professional celebrity monitors have for... Read more →

press release June 30, 2015 SAN DIEGO — U.S. Customs and Border Protection officers at ports of entry along the California/Mexico border over the weekend intercepted 864 pounds of narcotics valued at more than $4.5 million. CBP officers at the six land ports of entry intercepted attempts to smuggle approximately 507 pounds of marijuana, 185 pounds of methamphetamine, 114 pounds of cocaine, and 58 pounds of heroin concealed in various areas of vehicles such as gas tanks, tires, seats, in a roof, and inside a dashboard. Two enforcement actions are highlighted below: Shortly after before 5 a.m., June 27, CBP... Read more →

RELATED: CNBNEWS TIPS AND SNIPPETS CNBNEWS POINT OF VIEW UPDATE: We had several people who wanted to know the names of the Board members who voted for or against the recent pay raises for the administrators and school superintendent. Below is the recorded vote provided to us by the School Board Business Administrator. There were no NAY votes recorded. Administrators (June 9 meeting) School Supt. (June 23 meeting) Robert Bennett— Abstain ……………………………. Abstain Linda Bittman— Yes………………………………………. Yes Jacqueline Borger— Yes…………………………………… Yes Stephanie Cohan— Abstain………………………………… Abstain Richard Dolson— Abstain…………………………………. Absent Patrick Hagan — Absent………………………………….. Yes Edward Hubbs — Yes……………………………………… Yes Bill... Read more →

CNB Archives Posted Friday, October 23, 2009 About me: I am 35 years old and a life long resident of Gloucester City. I am a husband to a wonderful wife and the father of two amazing little girls. I am a Process Control Operator for Sunoco’s Philadelphia Refinery and a proud member of the United Steelworkers Union. Why I decided to run: I decided to run for City Council not because I seek a long future in politics but because I got tired of complaining about the issues facing our community. I grew up here, I bought a house here,... Read more →

In as Little as 15 Minutes Women and men can now have their under-eye wrinkles, puffiness or dark circles look lighter- -and younger- -for special occasions. This all-day beneficial result is due to 100% freeze-dried Collagen Fibre Eye Pads, now available to the general public. The Collagen Fibre Eye Pads, from Reviva Labs, Haddonfield, N.J., are available at health food stores, skin care salons, cosmetic stores and at www.RevivaLabs.com. A new ingredient, Myoxinol, from the Hibiscus flower has been added by Reviva Labs for even more anti-wrinkle enhancement. Myoxinol infused into Collagen helps relax skin tissue for Botox-like action. Users... Read more →

press release WEST TRENTON, N.J. (June 29) – With the summer season officially upon us, the hotter and drier weather reminds us of the benefits that our valuable water resources bring into our lives. The water resources in the Delaware River Basin sustain us year-round; however, summer activities tend to bring many of us closer to the water for fishing, boating, and other wonderful recreational opportunities. Whether you are enjoying time on or near the water or simply using water at your home or business, the Delaware River Basin Commission (DRBC) would like to remind everyone to use water efficiently.... Read more →

Lacey and Erica ( CNBNews file photo) Now I lay me down to sleep, The king-sized bed is soft and deep. I sleep right in the center groove, My human beings can hardly moved, I've trapped their legs, they're tucked in tight, and here is where I pass the night. No one disturbs me or dares intrude, til morning comes and "I want food!" I sneak up slowly to begin, and nibble on my human's chin. For morning's here, it's time to play, I always seem to get my way. So thank you Lord, for giving me, This human person... Read more →

"Sleepin' on the beach/Seven days a week/Rockin' every night/Till the early bright," sang teen idol Bobby Rydell on his 1963 hit, "Wildwood Days." While he may not have partied to that extent, personally, he knew what he was singing about: Even though he grew up in Philadelphia, he regularly vacationed in the South Jersey resort town. The cover of Bobby Rydell's single, "Wildwood Days." "Sleepin' on the beach/Seven days a week/Rockin' every night/Till the early bright," sang teen idol Bobby Rydell on his 1963 hit, "Wildwood Days." While he may not have partied to that extent, personally, he knew what... Read more →

TThe Tall Ships Philadelphia Camden festival has come and gone. Thousands of spectators came from miles around to witness the 13 tall ships and World's Largest Rubber Duck sail the waters of the Delaware River between Penn's Landing in Philadelphia and the Camden Waterfront. While the ships were beautiful, the crowds seemed to be most interested… The Tall Ships Philadelphia Camden festival has come and gone. Thousands of spectators came from miles around to witness the 13 tall ships and World's Largest Rubber Duck sail the waters of the Delaware River between Penn's Landing in Philadelphia and the Camden Waterfront.... Read more →

press release June 29, 2015 BLAINE, Wash. - U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP), Office of Field Operations, is reminding travelers planning trips across the border this holiday weekend into the United States to make sure they have their proper documents and to plan ahead. Border traffic volumes are expected to peak during this period. CBP strongly encourages travelers to plan your trip in advance and obtain a radio frequency identification (RFID)-enabled travel document such as an Enhanced Driver’s License/Enhanced Identification Card, U.S. passport card or Trusted Traveler Program card (NEXUS, SENTRI, Global Entry or FAST/EXPRES) to expedite entry and... Read more →

2015 Expo Flyer (pdf, 620kb) The New Jersey WILD Outdoor Expo celebrates the state's bountiful natural resources and rich outdoor heritage. The event is held from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily at the Colliers Mills Wildlife Management Area in Jackson Township, Ocean County. The Expo is an annual event which is free of charge and takes place rain or shine. The WILD Outdoor Expo is hosted by the NJDEP Division of Fish and Wildlife, Division of Parks and Forestry, the State Forestry Services and the Conserve Wildlife Foundation of New Jersey. The event also has several sponsors, and exhibitors... Read more →

press release June 29, 2015 (Camden City, NJ) – The Camden County Police Department is investigating a sexual assault that occurred Thursday and is asking the public for help identifying the suspect and for information regarding any other similar incidents. Around 6:30 a.m. Thursday, a female victim was approached by a man who forced her behind a dumpster and then sexually assaulted her behind the Off Broadway Lounge on the 500 block of Spruce Street. The suspect is described as a Hispanic male, approximately 5’7”, 170 pounds, wearing a white T-shirt, gray shorts, a black wave cap and high-top Nike... Read more →

(January 01, 1918 - June 28, 2015 ) Sarah Ann Rollinson, on June 28, 2015, of Runnemede. Age 97. Beloved wife of the late Ernest M. Rollinson. Devoted mother of Deborah L. Riley (Ray). Loving grandmother of Melissa C. Riley-Ford (Eric) and Christina Riley and great-grandmother of Zachary Ford. Dear sister of the late John Maholland, George and Betty Teichmann, Rose Belsito, Perry Maholland, Captain Frank Maholland, Captain William Maholland, and Fred Maholland. Also survived by many nieces and nephews. Gardening was always one of Sarah’s favorite hobbies. There will be a viewing from 9:30 to 10am on Wednesday morning... Read more →

June 29, 2015 The state Economic Growth Committee is scheduled to consider a bill today that would allow clinical laboratory services like Quest Diagnostics to qualify as "mega projects" under the state's corporate tax break law. NJ.com says the designation allows companies to qualify for the biggest tax breaks the state has to offer outside of Camden or Atlantic City. The move comes amid concerns that Quest Diagnostics could abandon a major facility in Teterboro. CHRISTIE THE PROSECUTOR: THE INTERCEPT WEIGHS IN ON HIS FAKE 'FORT DIX FIVE' TERROR PLOT The press conference and ensuing arrest of the three Duka... Read more →

press release June 29, 2015 BALTIMORE — The Coast Guard suspended its search Monday for a man missing on the Chesapeake Bay in the vicinity of Kent Island north of the Chesapeake Bay Bridge. The name is being withheld pending notification of next of kin. Coast Guard and partner agencies searched for the missing boater from approximately 5 p.m. Sunday until 9:30 a.m. Monday. The search encompassed an area of approximately 90 square miles. The search began at approximately 5 p.m. Sunday when personnel from the Maryland Natural Resources Police contacted Coast Guard Sector Baltimore Command Center watchstanders and reported... Read more →

By Eric Boehm | PA Independent Even as it careened toward bankruptcy, the city of Scranton, Pennsylvania, approved $3 million in bonus pension payments for a handful of city employees. Those extra payments effectively doubled the retirement pay of 35 city workers and were given without a proper analysis of the cost to the city’s taxpayers, according to a state audit released this week. Image via Wiki Commons SCRANTON: The northeastern Pennsylvania city is buried under $150 million in unfunded pension liabilities and only made things worse for itself when city officials okayed “double pensions” for some workers without giving... Read more →

I am a dedicated and enthusiastic candidate with a Masters of Special Education Degree. I have six years of substitute teaching experience, experience as Gloucester City’s DARE Officer, and I am the current Vice Principal of Holy Name Elementary School in Camden, NJ. I am seeking a position as an advocate of children. I have been lucky enough to have been able to retire from the NJ Police and Fire Pension system. I believe in my second career I am meant to demonstrate and encourage a passion for learning and helping to meet the needs of our exceptional children. EDUCATION/CREDENTIALS:... Read more →

(CNBNews.net)--Gloucester City resident John Driscoll announced his candidacy today for the City Board of Education. There are three seats up for re-election. Driscoll has a Masters of Special Education Degree. He has six years of substitute teaching experience. A former member of the Gloucester City Police Department, Driscoll has experience as Gloucester City DARE Officer. Presently he is the current Vice Principal of Holy Name Elementary School in Camden City. The election is November 3. His statement reads as follows: For those of you who are not familiar with me I would like to first provide you with a little... Read more →

press release Winslow Township Police are investigating a six vehicle crash that occurred today June 29, 2015 at 6:30 AM in the area of Route 73 near Hayes Mill Road, Winslow Township which resulted in six people being transported to area hospitals. According to police two of the injured were airlifted to Cooper Hospital with life threatening injuries, two more went to Cooper by ground ambulance, and the other two went to Virtua Hospital. Read more →

Published Saturday, October 31, 2009 By William E. Cleary Sr. GLOUCESTER CITY NJ--Dan Miller, the owner of Always Affordable Taxi, Gloucester City, asked me to find out why the City zoning laws prohibit a taxi cab business from parking its cabs on Broadway. Mr. Miller said last year he was going to open a Dollar Store at the South Broadway complex across from the senior citizens apartments. He planned to operate his taxi cab business at the same location and park the cabs in the large store parking lot. But because of the city law against taxi cabs he was... Read more →

CAMDEN CITY, NJ—An Atlantic County, New Jersey, man was sentenced today to 324 months in prison for his role in a $3 million conspiracy to scam customers by offering phony consulting services to owners of timeshares through the New Jersey-based Vacation Ownership Group LLC, U.S. Attorney Paul J. Fishman announced. Adam Lacerda, 31, of Egg Harbor Township, New Jersey, was convicted in September 2013 of one count of conspiracy to commit mail and wire fraud, nine counts of mail fraud and three counts of wire fraud flowing a seven-week trial before U.S. District Judge Noel L. Hillman in Camden federal... Read more →

Press release/June 29,2015 BALTIMORE — The Coast Guard is investigating a boat crash that killed one individual Sunday and injured three more during the Thunder on the Narrows race off Kent Island. Names are being withheld pending notification of next of kin. Coast Guard Sector Baltimore watchstanders received a call at approximately 5:30 p.m. stating a race boat lost control and struck onlookers who were together on spectator boats. Event sponsors pulled individuals from the water following the incident. Two individuals were medevaced by helicopter, and another individual was medevaced by land. Maryland Natural Resources Police were on scene and... Read more →

Romash Physical Therapy 76 E. Euclid Avenue 1st Floor, Suite 100 Haddonfield, NJ 08033 (856) 427-9311 HADDONFIELD NJ (CNBNews.net)--Due to an auto accident I had about 15 years ago, plus other occasions, I’ve been to a number of physical therapy practitioners. This one is one of the best. There is no sitting around here, watching therapists gab with each other. Nor are clients just told what to do and left to their own devices. All clients are carefully monitored. There is great cooperation between members of the staff. The owner, Rich Romash, is on site and regularly supervises his therapists.... Read more →

Shutterstock Image LEGALIZED THEFT: The police can take your property if they think it is involved with a crime, even if you aren’t a criminal. By Grayson Quay | Watchdog Arena It seems that groups from across the political spectrum, from progressives to libertarians, have finally managed to agree on something: Cops should not be given an incentive to steal from innocent people. Fix Forfeiture, a new anti-forfeiture coalition that launched Tuesday at an event at the Pennsylvania Capitol, has successfully brought together several advocacy groups that oppose one another on almost every other issue. Partner organizations include right-of-center groups... Read more →

Transcript | Download A Look Inside Our Washington Field Office's OpMed Program 06/23/15 The wounded man needed to be airlifted to a hospital immediately, and in the shadow of deafening helicopter blades whose wash was strong enough to knock a person over, special agents worked quickly to secure the patient to a stretcher and prepare to care for him in the close quarters of the aircraft. Although this was only an exercise, the highly trained members of the FBI’s Operational Medicine (OpMed) Program were focused on their mission—to provide care under the most stressful situations. Whether for a fellow agent... Read more →

The body was discovered around 4:10 p.m. by people walking on the path along the Delaware River in Riverview Beach Park, Pennsville police said. It was in the water near the pavilion that looks out onto the river. PENNSVILLE TWP. -- A body found floating near the local shoreline Sunday is believed to be that of a woman who jumped from the Delaware Memorial Bridge last week, authorities say. The body was discovered around 4:10 p.m. by people walking on the path along the Delaware River in Riverview Beach Park, Pennsville police said. It… Read more →

The mayor of Greenwich Township, Gloucester County, called a press conference on Sunday afternoon to criticize Gov. Chris Christie for the governor's "lack of response" to the extended power outages throughout town. "Considering I was the first mayor in South Jersey to endorse Gov. Christie back in 2009, I am disheartened by the governor's lack of… Read more →

BETHLEHEM, Pa. -- A college party got a little wild when a black bear from New Jersey showed up. The black bear, weighing between 300 and 400 pounds, crashed the party early Saturday near the campus of Lehigh University. Emergency officials received a flood of 911 calls after the bear was spotted around 2 a.m. in … Read more →

JUNE 28, 2015 Dear East Greenwich Residents, Mayor Dale L. Archer (photo East Greenwich website) Here is the latest update on the recovery efforts from this disaster. Currently, we have 70% of electric restored throughout the township. The last 30% which consist of the general location surrounding Cohawkin Rd, Democrat Rd and the Clarksboro area. These were some of the hardest hit areas in our Township. Additional crews from Atlantic City Electric are due here today and ACE has a goal that 100% of their customers will have power restored by midnight on Monday. However, realistically there will still be... Read more →

By Andrew Staub | PA Independent HARRISBURG, Pennsylvania — Red-light cameras that keep a watchful eye on Pennsylvania drivers in select municipalities are scheduled to power down in 2017, but some state lawmakers aren’t ready to put the program in park. The House Transportation Committee this week signaled its support to eliminate the sunset provision that would end the camera programs about two years from now. James Sikorski Jr., a Luzerne County resident who has kept tabs on the red-light camera program, wasn’t happy about that development. “They are hoping nobody will notice,” said Sikorski, a Pennsylvania member of the... Read more →

GLOUCESTER TOWNSHIP NJ (June 28, 015)--The Gloucester Township Police Department released the following summary today about last week's storm. The storm on Tuesday, June 23, left significant damage throughout Gloucester Township. There has been a lot of progress, but much work remains to be done, and as a community we will move forward. The Gloucester Township Police Department is committed to working with its residents in making a safe recovery. It has been said many times by emergency responders, who noted the constant patience, support, and cooperation from the community, that Gloucester Township is resilient and together will all get... Read more →

JERSEY CITY -- Sunday night's Father's Day shootings in a Hudson County park became a political football for Jersey City and Bayonne officials last week, with each side attempting to distance itself from the violent fight that sent two 15-year-old kids to the hospital and left the Jersey City police flack out of a job. The… Read more →

Police Sunday captured David Sweat, the second man who escaped from an upstate New York prison, following a nearly monthlong manhunt. Multiple media sources reported Sweat was apprehended near the Canadian border days after another fugitive, Richard Matt, was killed in a shootout with U.S. Border Patrol officers. Sweat and Matt both escaped from the Clinton… Read more →

According to a recent survey released earlier this week, plenty of us are fibbing about flossing to our dentists — 27 percent, to be exact. And more than a third would rather partake in enjoyable activities like doing the dishes, listening to a screaming kid on an airplane, or sitting in traffic than regularly scrape between… Read more →

xxx Independence Day is upon us and this 4th of July, be sure to enjoy the fireworks and learn some fun facts about our great country, its Independence Day, the American Flag and the Declaration of Independence. Here are 6 pieces of July 4th history you should know: 1. The flag we know and love today —… Read more →

CNBNEWS ARCHIVES PUBLISHED Friday, September 18, 2009 Wil Levins Independent Candidate for Gloucester City Council, Second Ward feels the present mayor and council are not dealing fairly with the employees of Gloucester City many of who are working without a union contract. His statement reads as follows, Gloucester City is a skilled labor community. It is blue collar and hard working. It has been a friend to organized labor as so many of our residents are union members themselves, working in the skilled trades. With this in mind, we should never fail to recognize our most visible union members. Our... Read more →

Displayed with permission from PR Newswire Reduction in live race days will fund increased purses during a two month-long Fall Festival; Parx to invest $4.4 million in track improvements and beautification BENSALEM, Pa., June 27, 2015 /PRNewswire/ -- Parx Racing® and the Pennsylvania Thoroughbred Horsemen's Association (PTHA) announce the creation of a new, annual $20 Million Parx Racing® Fall Festival that will commence on Saturday, August 29, 2015, and continue through October 20, 2015. By doubling purse levels throughout the two month festival, Parx and the PTHA have created a signature racing meet that will attract top horse racing talent... Read more →

Vol. 2 No. 1 (June 28, 2015) Editors Note: Every Sunday morning we will post a weekly comic strip provided by cartoonist Dave Wolfe, age 14. Dave has been drawing since he was 5 years old, he knew he wanted to be a cartoonist at the age of 8. He’s been distributing his comics in school since 3rd grade. (click on the image to enlarge) Related articles CNB Comics: JEROME by Dave Wolfe CNB Comics: JEROME by Dave Wolfe ArtsBeat: 'Orange Is the New Black' Season 3 Premiere Recap: Mother's Day Visit Tom Walker: a career sketching the news Read more →

- Bearing Arms The Court used Section 1 of the Fourteen Amendment to justify their argument, which reads: By using the Constitution in such a manner, the Court argues that the Due Process Clause extends “certain personal choices central to individual dignity and autonomy” accepted in a majority of states across the state lines of a handful of states that still banned the practice. The vast majority of states are “shall issue” on the matter of issuing concealed carry permits, and enjoy reciprocity with a large number of other states. My North Carolina concealed carry permit, for example, was recognized... Read more →

The plentiful availability of year-long fruits and vegetables, as well as that delicious sushi bar down the street, may come with some hidden costs, according to a news segment released by PBS Newshour this week. It may be more likely to make you sick. As P.J. Tobia reports in his podcast "Shortwave," imported foods have increasingly… Read more →

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