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Fatal Motor Vehicle Crash Involving Two Vehicles in Gloucester Township

UPDATE:
 
Deceased:
Michelle Barrett 46 year old female Blackwood, NJ 08012. Michelle Barrett was a teacher at Chews Elementary School for 20 years.

 

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On Tuesday, December 4, 2018 at approximately 6:18pm Gloucester Township Police responded to the intersection of Erial Road and Douglas Ave. for a report of a two vehicle motor vehicle crash where both vehicles were reported to be overturned and blocking the roadway.

Bill "The Worm" Seddon Succumbs at Age 72, A Generous Man with A Great Sense of Humor

Bill "The Worm" Seddon

UPDATE: The family request memorial donations in his name be made to the Veterans Victory Village home, 554 Port Penn Rd, Middletown, DE 19709

http://delawareveteranscoalition.com/…/veterans-victory-vi…/

By William E. Cleary Sr.

GLOUCESTER CITY, NJ (CNBNewsnet)(December 5, 2018)—William J. Seddon, passed away on December 4 at the Victory Village Veterans Home in Middletown, Delaware. A long-time Gloucester City, NJ resident he grew up on King Street and lived most of his adult life in the 300 unit block Mercer Street. He was 72. 

Nicknamed "The Worm" by his Grandma Rachel when he was a little kid, the named stayed with him throughout his life.  Asked the reason for the nickname his daughter Cheryl said she didn't know. "I never heard the real reason."

The Worm received his education in the Gloucester City's public school system. He joined the Navy at a young age and got his GED during the time he was in the service. "He was not old enough to join. His father had to sign for him," said Cheryl. 

He was a Machinist's Mate and was assigned to the USS Shangri La. He received his Honorable Discharge in 1969.

ICE expects more raids — NJ says 'we don't respond to threats' | nj1015.com

 

TRENTON — Attorney General Gurbir S. Grewal's office says he's not responding to the possibility
of more raids by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement in the wake of the state's new guidelines to law enforcement when handling undocumented people.

The new rules introduced last week direct police officers not to inquire about a person's immigration status unless relevant to an investigation. The directive also bars departments from assisting ICE in civil immigration enforcement efforts and instructs county jails not to honor ICE detention requests that would keep suspects in custody longer than their scheduled release.

GTPD Officers Lontz and Waldin Rescue Dog Stuck In Thorn Bush

 

Gloucester Township Police responded to a dog stuck in a thorn bush on Oct. 22nd, 2018. Sgt. Miller along with Officers Lontz and Waldin worked to gain access to the dog by lifting the fence. When this attempt failed, Officer Lontz gained access to the dog by cutting a path through the dense thorn bushes. Ultimately, the dog was cut free and taken to Camden County Animal Shelter where he was adopted to new owners after he was never claimed.

*Gloucester City Christmas Parade Dec. 6

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HOME COUNTRY: Windy’s Words of Wisdom

 

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   Ever since ol’ Windy began a career in radio, which is unusual for an old hunting guide, cowboy, and camp cook, he’s been spending more time thinking about things to say. His radio segment, called Windy’s Words of Wisdom, has given him new purpose.

   Down at the sale barn the other day, he meandered around until he had several of the guys semi-cornered. You see, the only thing in life Windy Wilson can’t live without is an audience.

Over a million websites seized in global operation

WASHINGTON – More than 1 million copyright-infringing website domain names selling counterfeit automotive parts, electrical components, personal care items and other fake goods were criminally and civilly seized in the past year through the combined efforts of law-enforcement agencies across the world, high-profile industry representatives and anti-counterfeiting associations.

Silver Diner Serves Hearty Meal at Joe’s Place in Camden City

Fred Acevedo and volunteers serve vegetables, mashed potatoes and meatloaf to guests at Joe’s Place.

CHERRY HILL, N.J. – What’s on the menu this week: giving back to the community. The Cherry Hill team of Silver Diner, alongside Operating Partner Fred Acevedo, prepared and served meatloaf, mashed potatoes, and corn at Joe’s Place.

 

Sponsored by Sacred Heart Church, Joe’s Place – located on Broadway and Ferry – provides free meals to the underserved every Saturday and relies on volunteers to donate food and their time.

NJBIA to Host Public Policy Forum on Friday, Dec. 7

 

 

NJ's Legislative Leadership, Congressman Pallone and Former NJ Governors Florio and DiFrancesco All to Take Part in Annual Government Affairs Event

 

On Friday, Dec. 7, from 8:30 a.m. to 1 p.m., the New Jersey Business & Industry Association will host its annual Public Policy Forum at the Hyatt Regency in New Brunswick.

Researchers Say: Depression, Not Anxiety, Predicts Drinking in Adolescent Girls

 

Newswise — Internalizing problems such as depression and anxiety, along with alcohol misuse, increase during adolescence. All three predict poor social, academic, and emotional outcomes – particularly for girls. However, it is unclear what relationships exist among these problems. Do depression and anxiety lead to more alcohol use or does drinking lead to increased depression and anxiety? This study aimed to answer these questions, exploring reciprocal associations between depression and alcohol use and anxiety and alcohol use in girls from ages 13 to 17.

Father of five and postal worker of 30 years killed in Commerce crash

 

December 4, 2018

COMMERCE, Calif.--Authorities said the crash happened just after 10 a.m. at the intersection of Eastern Avenue and Atlantic Boulevard. When firefighters arrived, they found two vehicles had crashed into a nearby building.

The family of the postal worker identified him as Joel Perales, who they said had worked for the service for 30 years.

FBI: Credit Card Cloners Stole Thousands

 

Fraudsters Used Overseas Hackers to Get Card Numbers

A prolific credit card scammer—who continued his crimes from behind bars—is now serving a lengthy sentence thanks to a multi-agency investigation into his card-cloning operation.

From 2014 to 2016, Syracuse, New York, resident Daquan Rice, 23, and several associates purchased credit card numbers online from hackers in Russia, Pakistan, and Ukraine, who sell the information they steal. Rice also bought credit card numbers from a friend who worked at a Syracuse restaurant who had skimmed numbers from customer credit cards on Rice’s behalf.

 

New Restaurants Open In Philadelphia This Winter

 

Philly Restaurant Openings This Winter Include Korean Fare, Inviting Pubs, BYOBs & Donuts Galore

’Tis the season for hunkering down and cozying up with delicious flavors in Philadelphia’s always-evolving dining scene. Whether it’s a vegetarian riff on soul food from legendary restaurateurs (Green Soul), classic yet casual Italian (Giuseppe & Sons) or neighborhood bars serving burgers and fries (720 West Bistro, Sutton’s), comfort food rules the season. Here are some of Philly’s best new eateries for beating the bluster:

Center City West:

• Classic Cake – New Jersey’s winning bakery arrives in Center City, bearing breads, pastries, cookies and cakes. The new location in Suburban Station will keep commuters moving with house-made gelato, coffee, breakfast and lunch fare. 1617 John F. Kennedy Boulevard, (215) 999-CAKE, classiccake.com

Woodbury Resident Indicted for Bank Robbery

 

PHILADELPHIA – United States Attorney William M. McSwain announced today that Michael Fanelli, 36, of Woodbury, NJ, was indicted by a federal grand jury and charged with one count of armed bank robbery.

The federal indictment charges him with using a pellet gun to rob a PNC bank of approximately $7,000 dollars.  The PNC bank branch is located in Gladwyne, PA,