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William E. Cleary Sr. | CNBNewsnet The GCity Cross-Fit gym, 512-514 South Broadway; the bomb, which was placed against the door, blew out the door but the plate glass windows on either side of the door were not damaged. (CNBNewsnet photo) GLOUCESTER CITY, NJ (March 26, 2022)—Dwayne A. Vandergrift Jr. who was accused of detonating a homemade bomb at GCity Cross-fit gym, in the summer of 2020, pleaded guilty on Friday, March 25 in U.S. District Court, Camden City, according to the Courier Post. The gym is surrounded by residential homes. Those living in the area said they were awakened by a loud noise; some said it was around 3:30 AM while others told CNBNews it was 4 AM. Two days later, on Friday, August 28, 2020, Vandergrift Jr., was arrested at his home in the 700 block of Powell Street. The front panel of the door was made out... Read more →

NJBIA welcomed a proposed FY23 State Budget that does not include any new taxes and makes a full pension payment, but strongly cautioned that New Jersey’s rate of spending is unsustainable, and much more can be done to help New Jersey businesses. In testimony before the Assembly Budget Committee today, NJBIA Vice President of Government Affairs Christopher Emigholz said the $48.9 billion budget is the largest in state history and has grown more than 5% since the budget signed nearly nine months ago and 41% over Gov. Phil Murphy’s five budgets. Emigholz said that level of spending is “unsustainable,” with FY23 appropriations exceeding revenue by $1.7 billion. “Budget sustainability often becomes an affordability issue, because an unsustainable structural imbalance has a nasty way of becoming sustainable through tax increases which our taxpayers just cannot afford,” Emigholz said. “An unsustainable budget is not affordable.” Emigholz also noted that the budget is... Read more →

PHILADELPHIA – United States Attorney Jennifer Arbittier Williams announced Kennard Murray, 37, of Philadelphia, PA, a currently incarcerated inmate at the Philadelphia Industrial Correctional Center (PICC), was sentenced to seven years in prison and three years of supervised release by United States District Court Judge Cynthia M. Rufe for his role in a conspiracy to smuggle contraband into the facility. In May 2021, the defendant and two co-defendants, Haneef Lawton, 34, a Philadelphia Corrections Officer, and Charlene Stallings, 43, the defendant’s girlfriend, were charged by Indictment with conspiracy; federal program bribery; and distribution, conspiracy to distribute, and possession with intent to distribute narcotics. The defendant and Lawton agreed to smuggle contraband on multiple occasions into PICC in exchange for a series of bribes. As part of the arrangement, Lawton delivered the narcotics to Murray, and Murray arranged to sell the contraband to other inmates in exchange for cash and electronic... Read more →

WASHINGTON, March 25, 2022 – The U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Food Safety and Inspection Service (FSIS) is issuing a public health alert due to concerns that the chicken breast component of ready-to-eat (RTE) chicken breast meal kits may contain wheat and soy, known allergens, which are not declared on the product labels. FSIS is issuing this public health alert to ensure that consumers are aware that these products should not be consumed. The chicken breast meal kits were produced March 19, 2022 to March 22, 2022. The following products are subject to the public health alert [view labels]: 11.55 oz. plastic containers of “freshly made meal CHICKEN BREAST” with sell by dates of 03/26/22 through 03/29/22, and lot codes of TFNE078, TFNE079, TFNE080, and TFNE081. 11.55 oz. plastic containers of “Hannaford freshly made meal chicken breast” with sell by dates of 03/26/22 through 03/29/22, and lot codes of TFNE078, TFNE079,... Read more →

Four Russian Government Employees Charged in Two Separate Hacking Campaigns Targeting Worldwide Critical Infrastructure Defendants’ Campaigns Targeted Software and Hardware for Operational Technology Systems The Department of Justice unsealed two indictments today charging four defendants, all Russian nationals who worked for the Russian government, with attempting, supporting, and conducting cyber intrusions that together, in two separate conspiracies, targeted the global energy sector between 2012 and 2018. In total, these hacking campaigns targeted thousands of computers, at hundreds of companies and organizations, in approximately 135 countries. A June 2021 indictment in the District of Columbia, United States v. Evgeny Viktorovich Gladkikh, concerns the alleged efforts of an employee of a Russian Ministry of Defense research institute and his co-conspirators to damage another country’s critical infrastructure, thereby causing two separate emergency shutdowns at the targeted facility. The conspiracy subsequently attempted to hack the computers of a U.S. company that managed similar critical... Read more →

WYALUSING, PA (March 24, 2022) - PennFuture, Clean Air Council, and Sierra Club obtained a settlement on March 18 that halts construction of the proposed Bradford County Real Estate Partners (BCREP) liquified natural gas (LNG) plant in Wyalusing Township, Bradford County, and requires the applicant to obtain a new air quality permit should it wish to continue with this proposed project. This settlement has major implications for New Jersey. The proposed facility is part of an interstate LNG export scheme that would take fracked gas from Pennsylvania, compress it into LNG, then truck or train it across communities, many of which are overburdened, in Pennsylvania and New Jersey. This transportation of LNG would put these communities at risk of possible derailment, spills, or explosions as well as more air pollution from the trucks and trains. The LNG would then be loaded onto ships at a proposed terminal in Gibbstown, New... Read more →

BROWNSILLE, Texas – On Thursday, the head of the Gulf Cartel, Jose Alfredo Cardenas-Martinez, aka El Contador, 42, of Matamoros, Mexico, was indicted on various charges related to his position as the head of the Cardenas family drug trafficking operation known as the Cartel del Golfo. Jose Alfredo Cardenas-Martinez, aka El Contador image courtesy of www.dailyadvent.com U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement’s (ICE) Homeland Security Investigations (HSI) special agents assigned to Harlingen working jointly with the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) and with assistance from U.S. Border Patrol investigated this case. On Nov. 10, 2021, a federal grand jury in Brownsville returned the nine-count indictment. Cardenas-Martinez is currently in custody in Mexico pending litigation on the U.S.’s extradition request. “Through the joint investigation from our office in Harlingen, in coordination with our Attaché in Mexico and other partners, we were able to gather significant evidence that was instrumental in this case,”... Read more →

Beloved husband of 65 years to the late Raffaelina "Rae" Miller. Loving father of Donna (Robert) Arcinese, Lee (Christine) Miller and Patty (Nick) Ferrara. Devoted grandfather of 6 and great grandfather of 6. He is also survived by his brother, Bill Miller and sister, Joan (Carroll) Young, two nieces and many cousins. Charles was a 41 year employee of RCA, Cherry Hill, NJ and an avid Philadelphia Eagles fan. Relatives and friends are invited to attend his Committal Graveside Prayers on Wednesday, March 9, 2022, 11 AM at New St. Mary's Cemetery, Bellmawr, NJ. Memorial contributions may be made in his memory to St. Jude Children's Research Hospital, 262 Danny Thomas Place, Memphis, TN 38105. Read more →

Elaine G. Graham (nee Hackett) passed away on March 23, 2022. A resident of Audubon, NJ, she was 80 years old. Dear mother of Sherry Mallgrave (Lawrence), William (Lorilyn) Graham, Jr. and Kelly Graham-Owens (Mick). Loving grandmother of Zachary, Michelle, Matthew, Michael, William III, Kerilyn, Ryan, Graham, Madison and Ava and great grandmother of Dylan, Max, Michael, Zachary, Bailey, William IV, Nicholas, Gabriella and Austin. Elaine Elaine loved her family, enjoyed cooking for her family and was known for her catering. She also enjoyed time spent with her dog, Harry. Relatives and friends are invited to attend her viewing on Tuesday, March 29, 10 to 11:30 AM at the FOSTER-WARNE FUNERAL HOME, 250 S. White Horse Pike, Audubon, NJ. Prayer service will follow at 11:30 AM. Interment private. Read more →

(CNBNewsnet)March 26, 2022)--The U.S. Department of Justice has been spying on journalists and raiding their homes looking for Ashley Biden's diary, according to a recent Project Veritas investigation. This is the same Justice Department that continues to keep 100 people in jail for protesting the results of the November 2020 Presidential election without charging them with any crimes. What happened to Innocent until Proven Guilty? What happened to the First Amendment? Where is the Public Outcry? Read more →

Stories told of Purple Heart recipients from the Civil War through today The American Legion About 60 miles north of Manhattan, N.Y., is the National Purple Heart Hall of Honor in New Windsor, where the stories of Purple Heart recipients are told. Visitors to the museum experience the Purple Heart Journey and stories of recipients through video interactives, exhibits, artifacts, and the Roll of Honor – an electronic database of Purple Heart recipients from the Civil War through today. The database can be accessed at six interactive computer kiosks at the National Purple Heart Hall of Honor Museum and online through its website, thepurpleheart.com/. The National Purple Heart Hall of Honor does not have access to the names of every Purple Heart recipient “as there is no comprehensive list” its website states, and the museum does not receive a notification when a Purple Heart is awarded. Enrollment in the Roll... Read more →

TRENTON, NJ – Thursday, the Senate and Assembly passed S2363 (Smith) / A2065 (Coughlin). The bill gives food pantries a 6 month extension from the law prohibiting sale and distribution of plastic and paper carryout bags by certain businesses. The bill will also provide 500,000 free reusable carryout bags proportionally distributed to the State’s food banks. It passed the Senate with a vote of 36-0 and it passed the Assembly with a vote of 58-15-1. It now goes to Governor Murphy’s desk to sign. In response, Anjuli Ramos-Busot, New Jersey Chapter Director, Sierra Club, issued the following statement: “Plastic pollution is a huge problem in New Jersey, which is why our legislature has taken several steps to tackle this public health and environmental issue. In just a few weeks, the comprehensive ban on single use plastics will take effect throughout the state. This ban is a major step in stopping... Read more →

By Kalyn Stralow | Ballotpedia via The Center Square HARRISBURG, PA (March 24, 2022)--Campaign finance requirements govern how much money candidates may receive from individuals and organizations, how often they must report those contributions, and how much individuals, organizations, and political entities may contribute to campaigns. While campaign finance is not the only factor in electoral outcomes, successful fundraising can provide a candidate with advantages during a campaign. Fundraising can also indicate party momentum. This article lists top fundraisers in the Pennsylvania House of Representatives, overall and by party. It is based on campaign finance reports that officeholders in and candidates for the House submitted to the Pennsylvania Department of State. It includes activity between January 1, 2021, and December 31, 2021. Top fundraisers in the Pennsylvania House of Representatives by party The top fundraisers in Pennsylvania House of Representatives elections are shown below. Individuals are presented with the office... Read more →

Mr. Brown is a charter member of the Original Cemetery Advisory Council Committee which was charged with the responsibility of choosing a location designing and overseeing the construction of the Gloucester County Veterans Memorial Cemetery. He is also the founder and Captain of the Cemetery Honor Guard, which has been recognized nationally for its service to our deceased veterans and their families. He has been a member of the VFW Post 1616 in Williamstown for decades and has served the Post and its members as the Commander. He has previously served as Commander of the VFW District 13 [Gloucester County] and has been a member of the Gloucester County Veterans Advisory Council since its inception. Gloucester County has been blessed to have such a vibrant and special person as George Brown as a member of our Veteran community, wishing him best wishes and much happiness. Read more →

GLOUCESTER CITY NJ-Bottom row L-R: Charles (Ozzie) Souder, Tilley Wiltsey, Jane Thilo, Ella Mackey, Henry Kowalski, Bill (Doc) Lonabaugh. Middle row L-R: Nora Peltz, Mary Ellen Clark, Ruth Souder, Roy Mackey, Walt Thilo, Lew Souder. Top row L-R: John Lonabaugh, (McNutt twins?), Alex Lonabaugh, Cathy Peltz. The picture was taken on the front steps of the house located on the southeast corner of Atlantic Street and Ridgeway Street. The year is estimated to be 1939 or 1940. Related articles April 2011 CHEERS AND JEERS (gloucestercitynews.net) Read more →

TO ENHANCE TREE STEWARDSHIP STATEWIDE Funding Will Help Initiatives to Combat Climate Change, Support Overburdened Communities (22/P12) TRENTON – The Department of Environmental Protection is awarding 38 grants totaling $1.3 million to promote the stewardship of urban and community trees and forests throughout New Jersey, Commissioner Shawn M. LaTourette announced today. The grants support Governor Phil Murphy’s environmental justice initiatives in vulnerable neighborhoods, with 75 percent of the funds awarded to municipalities with at least one overburdened community. “Urban trees and forests are vitally important for the many benefits they provide to clean our air and water, and to provide cool shade from increasingly warm temperatures,” Commissioner LaTourette said. “Trees are also part of our daily lives. They uplift people, beautify neighborhoods, stand witness to important moments and improve communities.” Funding for the 2021 grants comes from the “Treasure Our Trees” state license plate sales and the New Jersey Forest... Read more →

LATHAM, NY (03/21/2022)-- Major General Ray Shields, the adjutant general for the state of New York, announces the recent promotion of members of the New York Army National Guard in recognition of their capability for additional responsibility and leadership. Alan Williams from Maple Shade, N.J., and assigned to the Company B, 2nd Battalion, 108th Infantry, received a promotion to the rank of corporal on February 17, 2022. Army National Guard promotions are based on overall performance, attitude, leadership ability, and development potential. These promotions additionally recognize the best qualified Soldiers and attract and retain the highest caliber Citizen Soldiers for a career in the New York Army National Guard. For more information about the New York Army National Guard, visit www.dmna.ny.gov or www.1800goguard.com The New York National Guard (New York State Division of Military and Naval Affairs) is the state's executive agency responsible to the Governor for managing New York's... Read more →

Beatrice M. Cunningham, age 60 of Williamstown, passed away on Monday, March 21, 2022. Beatrice was born in Camden and had been a long-time Gloucester City neighbor before moving to Williamstown. Beatrice was a beloved mother, daughter, sister, and friend who loved live music at concerts, especially Rod Stewart, working on her 67 Camaro and reading. Beatrice is the daughter of the late Walter & Anna Mae Marie Cunningham and is survived by her only son, Joseph Cunningham. The cunningham family has chosen to share their heartfelt stories privately #crerancelebration #heartfelt © 2022 Creran Celebration LLC. All Rights Reserved Read more →

Camden County Prosecutor Grace C. MacAulay and Gloucester Twp. Police Chief David Harkins are announcing the arrest of Troy Nokes for causing the overdose death of a 12-year-old child. Troy Nokes, 35, of Blackwood, was charged on March 21, 2022 with first degree Aggravated Manslaughter, first degree Strict Liability Drug-Induced Death, first degree Maintaining a CDS Production Facility, second degree Employing a Juvenile in a Drug Distribution Scheme, six counts of third degree Endangering the Welfare of a Child, six counts of third degree Witness Tampering, one count of fourth degree Tampering with Evidence, two counts of third degree Hindering Apprehension, two counts of third degree Aggravated Assault, along with seven other related charges. On January 24, 2022, detectives from Camden County Prosecutor’s Office Special Victims Unit and Gloucester Twp. Police Department were notified that a 12-year-old boy was found unresponsive on his school bus. Life-saving measures were performed by... Read more →

Original release date: March 24, 2022 CISA, the Federal Bureau of Investigation, and the Department of Energy have released a joint Cybersecurity Advisory (CSA) detailing campaigns conducted by state-sponsored Russian cyber actors from 2011 to 2018 that targeted U.S. and international Energy Sector organizations. The CSA highlights historical tactics, techniques, and procedures as well as mitigations Energy Sector organizations can take now to protect their networks. CISA encourages all critical infrastructure organizations to review joint CSA: Tactics, Techniques, and Procedures of Indicted State-Sponsored Russian Cyber Actors Targeting the Energy Sector and apply the recommendations. For more information on Russian state-sponsored malicious cyber activity, see CISA's Russia Cyber Threat Overview and Advisories page. Read more →

The New Castle County Department of Public Works repaired a force main break, which caused wastewater to overflow and spill into the Nonesuch Creek and Christina River. The overflow occurred when the force main ruptured near 419 Old Airport Road in New Castle. The wastewater spill was reported to the Delaware Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control on Wednesday, March 23. The New Castle County Department of Public Works worked through the night to stop the spill and repair the 36-inch force main line. The crew was able to bypass flow and close a valve to stop the leak. The repair of the line was completed around noon on Thursday, March 24. DNREC Division of Water and New Castle County wastewater management staff are assessing bodies of water in the area impacted by the spill. Given the proximity to both the Christina River and the Nonesuch Creek, staff sampled... Read more →

Listening to the best crypto podcasts is vital in helping you get the correct information needed to trade in the market. There are many sites to listen to, but not all will give you accurate information or satisfy your interest. This article will provide you with the best crypto podcast to help build your knowledge. To decide on the best cryptocurrency trading that will earn you well, consider going through today's cryptocurrency prices. Some of the best crypto podcasts to listen to include; Stephan Livera Podcast Stephan Livera Podcast focuses on everything bitcoin. Stephan Livera aims to equip his listeners with detailed information ideal for beginners and experts in the field. His approach to the coin and tech behind bitcoin is essential to traders and investors. The content creator has been creating helpful information on bitcoin since 2018. His key focus includes bitcoin's technical characteristics, the lightning network, software, and... Read more →

Agency has conducted more than 660 investigations with alleged fraud totaling more than $1.8B PHILADELPHIA – IRS Criminal Investigation (IRS-CI) released investigational statistics today about COVID-related fraud investigations conducted by the agency over the past two years. https://www.gloucestercitynews.net “As we commemorate the second anniversary of The Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act, we want to shine the light on the great work IRS Criminal Investigation Special Agents have done to hold accountable those who targeted CARES Act programs,” said IRS Criminal Investigation Special Agent in Charge Yury Kruty. “These criminals fraudulently took advantage of financial assistance created for businesses that were truly impacted by the pandemic. In the end, the prison sentences handed down are a clear reminder that the courts will not stand for such criminal behavior. Case examples include: BLOOMSBURG WOMAN SENTENCED TO 12 MONTHS IN PRISON FOR $430,000 FRAUD SCHEME, INCLUDING $300,000 IN COVID RELIEF... Read more →

Roused by the massive capability of these youthful yet encouraging resources, they purchased modest cryptographic forms of money. Accordingly, the 2017 Bell Run saw him become a tycoon. Indeed, even the people who didn't partake a lot of created sensible gains. After three years, the cryptocurrency is as yet productive, and the market has arrived. Perhaps you are as of now a financial backer/broker or perhaps you are thinking about taking a shot. Regardless, it's a good idea to know the advantages of putting resources into digital currencies. Here we have the unnecessary risk in bitcoin investment so you can avoid making your earnings safely. The eventual fate of cryptocurrency is brilliant. Credit and check cards will become out of date, as indicated by a report by Imagine 2030 distributed by Deutsche Bank. Cell phones and other electronic gadgets will supplant them. Degenerate monetary forms will never again be viewed... Read more →

However humble it may be, home is always the place. This and many more expressions emphasize the importance of home and the need to make it a better place for our family and us. Homes, like other assets, depreciate and need renovations to make our lives more comfortable. Your roof, for example, might start leaking whenever it rains. Such a situation requires you to act swiftly. Unfortunately, most of the time, such cases catch us off guard, and we cannot afford the cost of the repairs. Luckily, there are some solutions you should adopt. This post walks you through four platforms in the U.K. where you can get quick loans to fix your roof. Four Options for Financing a Roofing Project 1. Viva Loans Viva Loans is a loan matching firm that connects borrowers with the best loan providers in Britain. They offer online services that are fast and straightforward... Read more →

By Alvaro Puig March 23, 2022 For so many of us, cell phones and computers are embedded in our personal and professional lives. We talk and text, we browse the web, we watch, and we create. Our devices store a lot of personal information, so it’s a good idea to take a few minutes to make sure your computer, phone, and other connected devices are protected. Update your software Software developers release updates — to software, operating systems, and internet browsers — to patch vulnerabilities before attackers can exploit them. Some programs are pre-set to update automatically. Check your settings and turn on automatic updates to keep up with the latest protections against security threats. If your software is not set to update automatically, you’ll have to update it manually. The same principles apply for your phone: set it to update automatically. Otherwise, keep an eye out for updates, and... Read more →

Registration Open for In-Person Event As part of the month-long 2022 Earth Day celebration in April, the Delaware Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control joins the Christina Conservancy and the Partnership for the Delaware Estuary to mobilize volunteers to pick up trash in northern Delaware during the 30thannual Christina River Watershed Cleanup. Volunteer registration is open on the volunteer tab at Volunteer.ChristinaRiverCleanup.org, for an in-person event from 9 a.m. to noon, Saturday, April 2 at 15 sites in northern New Castle County, from Brandywine Hundred south through Glasgow and Bear. Due to the opening of trout season, White Clay Creek State Park will hold its cleanup from 9 a.m. to noon, Saturday, April 16. At this time, only the Fox Point State Park site is not accepting additional registration. “For 30 years, DNREC has partnered with the Christina Conservancy to focus volunteer efforts on keeping the waterways and watersheds... Read more →

It's undeniably true that bitcoin mining equipment has gone through fast changes as of late because of the development of new focal handling units on the lookout. More current machines can process bitcoin quicker than more established PCs. Also, they utilize less power and last longer. Field programming watchmen are coordinated with CPUs to build their registering power. While picking equipment for Bitcoin handling, ensure that it has a high hash rate which will give amazing outcomes to the clients. Authorities on the matter agree the speed of information handling is estimated in super hash rates each second or GIGA hash rates each second. Here we have the best way to know secrets about evolutions of crypto mining. Bitcoin mining equipment One more boundary for picking the best bitcoin mining equipment is to dissect the power utilization of various machines accessible on the lookout. Assuming the CPU requires an excessive... Read more →

NEWARK, N.J. – An Essex County, New Jersey, man was sentenced today to 33 months in prison for conspiring to fraudulently obtain more than $700,000, U.S. Attorney Philip R. Sellinger announced. Jefferson Robert, 31, of Newark, previously pleaded guilty by videoconference before U.S. District Judge Julien X. Neals to an information charging him with conspiring to commit wire fraud. Judge Neals imposed the sentence by videoconference today. According to documents filed in the case and statements made in court: On March 27, 2020, the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act (CARES Act) was signed into law. The CARES Act created a new temporary federal program unemployment insurance program called Pandemic Unemployment Assistance (PUA), which provides unemployment insurance benefits (UIB) for individuals who are not eligible for other types of unemployment (e.g., self-employed, independent contractors, gig economy workers). The CARES Act also created a new temporary federal program that provides... Read more →

This computerized surge of cash that is immersing worldwide financial backers isn't just getting simpler yet in addition turning out to be more risky step by step. Albeit at first a basic distributed framework for little exchanges, it is currently utilized for enormous speculations and abroad extravagance buys, which have presented new procedures and utilizations. How can it truly function? Bitcoin is cash very much like some other. It very well may be utilized for trading as well as for speculation and sharing and can be taken. Albeit the innovation's underlying presentation accompanied a work area program, it can now be run straightforwardly by means of a cell phone application, which allows you immediately to purchase, sell, and exchange or even trade dollars for your bitcoins, permits me to make cash. So if you are interested to know more about the bitcoin trading differences then visit here. Colossal totals Contributing... Read more →

Mychal Kendricks, a former Eagle football player, and co-conspirator sentenced to one day in prison and three years of supervised release fined a $100,000 PHILADELPHIA – United States Attorney Jennifer Arbittier Williams announced that Mark Wayne Ramsey, 32, of San Francisco, CA, was sentenced to 60 days in prison, three years of supervised release, and was ordered to pay a $5,000 fine by United States District Judge Gene E.K. Pratter for his participation in an insider trading scheme. Mychal Kendricks, a former Eagle football player In September 2021, a jury found the defendant guilty of four counts of securities fraud and two counts of conspiracy to commit securities fraud. Evidence presented at trial showed that Ramsey traded on inside information provided by Damilare Sonoiki, at the time a junior analyst at Goldman Sachs, regarding upcoming mergers involving four Goldman Sachs clients: Compuware Corporation; Move, Inc;, Sapient Corporation; and Oplink Communications.... Read more →

Throughout the end of the week, Spice DAO was commending its excellent arrangement to deliver NFTs in light of an intriguing book specifying the bombed variation of producer Alejandro Judorowski's Frank Herbert's awe-inspiring sci-fi novel Dune, In November, they accepted their duplicate at the Christie's closeout for 2.66 million euros (a little more than 3.3 million). It was recorded at 25,000-€ 35,000, so the DAO paid multiple times more than assessed. If you want to know more about the depth-related SPICE DAO and the DUNE NFT then visit here. The gathering erroneously felt that the buy included getting copyright to deliver NFTs in light of the book. Along these lines, the bad Twitter viciously called attention to, in addition to other things, this expensive misstep that Spice DAO didn't recollect. More about Spice DAO's Dune NFT Blunder In a tweet, Spice DAO said it would "disclose the book and, roused... Read more →

BRIDGEWATER, NJ March 17, 2022 – JOGO-Gx, a non-invasive digital therapeutic built with AI and wearables that taps into the neuroplasticity of the brain using biofeedback, shows early success as a Parkinson’s Disease treatment. An uncurable progressive nerve system illness, Parkinson’s affects more than 10 million people worldwide with symptoms such as uncontrollable tremors and muscular rigidity. Existing medications for treating Parkinson’s have severe side effects, and often become less effective with time – leaving sufferers of this disease with few options. JOGO-Gx has already shown a 70% tremor reduction among initial trial participants using the device at least two times a week. “JOGO-Gx taps into the natural neuroplasticity of the central nervous system (CNS) using electromyographic (EMG) biofeedback. Think of neuroplasticity as GPS. In a traffic jam, you will be redirected to reach your destination. The same happens in the brain, where alternate neuronal pathways are created to gain... Read more →

Gloucester City Police Administration building 313 Monmouth Street. Image provided by Google street view GLOUCESTER CITY, NJ (March 23, 2022)(CNBNewsnet)--Gloucester City mayor and council will meet, Thursday, March 24, at 7 PM in council chambers at the Police Administration Building, 313 Monmouth Street. A number of ordinances are up for second reading and final adoption including Ordinance #O 02-2022 titled Creating a Mercantile License Process. This new law is basically another tax on local businesses requiring the owners to fill out more paperwork and pay a $50 fee every two years. The penalty for non-compliance is a fine not exceeding $2,000 or imprisonment in the county jail for a term not exceeding 90 days or a period of community service not exceeding 90 days, or any combination thereof, in the discretion of the judge of the court where the violation has been heard. Any repetition of any violation of this... Read more →

One of the best ways to get a high-paying job that will have you living comfortably – no matter where you might be living in the country – is by learning computer programming skills. In fact, by learning computer programming skills, you will actually be increasing your employability, something that is essential if you are looking to get ahead in the modern world. The question you may be asking yourself is what kinds of jobs you can get with computer programming skills. Well, the good news is that if you want to learn more, you are in the right place. Keep reading in order to learn all about it. Computer Programmer One of the most obvious career paths to follow if you have learned all the requisite programming skills is to go into a career as a computer programmer. This is definitely worth it when you realize that the average... Read more →

Bill Donohue | CNBNewsnet Contributor Catholic League president Bill Donohue comments on how child and parental rights are being violated by an educational association: Three weeks ago today, I sent a letter to Donna Orem, president of the National Association of Independent Schools (NAIS), asking her to validate a story about the organization that was published by Breitbart, an internet media outlet; copies were sent to members of the board of trustees. She has not replied, thus I am going public with my concerns. NAIS is the national accreditation association for private schools across the country. In my letter I refer to its "queer-inclusive curriculum," one which constitutes manipulative and highly objectionable fare. Moreover, it does so in secrecy, intentionally shielding parents from its contents. Many Catholic parents who send their children to a private non-sectarian school would be horrified to learn what the curriculum entails, as would non-Catholic parents.... Read more →

Mark P. MacWilliams, a resident of Bellmawr, NJ, formerly of Carmel, Indiana, age 56, passed away on March 20, 2022. Mark is the son of Mary Pat MacWilliams (nee O’Neill) and the late Dr. Robert H. MacWilliams. Mark was a graduate of Brebeuf Jesuit Preparatory School class of 1983 and went on to receive his bachelor’s degree from Washington University in St. Louis. His lifelong love of music led to an equal passion for building uniquely designed guitar and stereo amplifiers that he gifted to friends and family. He was an avid reader of all genres, conversant on many subjects, and always interested in an intense conversation, including insightful observations and biting wit. Mark was kind and generous, enthusiastically sharing his deep knowledge and unique sense of fun with others. In addition to his mother, Mark is also survived by his brother, Robert MacWilliams (Alison); sisters, Nancy O’Reilly (Bernard), Trish... Read more →

PAULSBORO, NJ (March 22, 2022)(CNBNewsnet)--On Sunday, March 20, 2022, at approximately 1:18 p.m., officers from the Paulsboro Police Department were dispatched to the area of North Commerce and Buck Streets, Paulsboro, New Jersey for a deceased male laying on a sidewalk adjacent to North Commerce Street. As a result of an immediate follow-up investigation, personnel from the Gloucester County Prosecutor’s Office and the Paulsboro Police Department determined the victim was struck by a red van driven by Giovanni Esposito of Gibbstown, New Jersey. Investigation disclosed that the victim and Giovanni Esposito were known to each other from a recent physical altercation on a prior date. Esposito was apprehended a short distance from the crime scene and his vehicle was located and seized as evidence. An autopsy conducted on Monday, March 21 by the Gloucester County Medical Examiner’s Office identified the manner of death as Blunt Force Trauma to the Chest... Read more →

GLOUCESTER TOWNSHIP, NJ (March 22, 2022)(CNBNewsnet)--On Thursday, February 24, 2022 at approximately 2:04 pm Gloucester Township Police responded to a report of a head-on collision on Rt. 168 (Black Horse Pike) in the area of Landing Road where occupants of both vehicles were suffering from significant to serious bodily injuries. The Gloucester Township Police Department Serious Crash Investigation Team (SCIT) conducted an investigation into the cause of the crash and determined the driver of a gray Chevrolet Traverse, Elizabeth McDonel, was traveling northbound in the southbound lane, causing vehicles traveling southbound to swerve out of the way to avoid a collision. After almost striking several vehicles, Mrs. McDonel continued traveling in the wrong direction where she struck a white Nissan Murano head-on causing significant, disabling damage to both vehicles. All five (5) occupants of the Nissan Murano were transported to Cooper Medical Center for serious injuries. Mr. McDonel was also... Read more →

MANTUA, NJ (March 22, 2022)(CNBNewsnet)--On Sunday, March 20, 2022, at approximately 8:24 a.m., officers from the Mantua Township Police Department were dispatched to a residence on Pinebrook Drive, Mantua, New Jersey for a report of gunfire. A victim present at the scene reported that the suspect, identified as Alexus L. Kendall-Logan, 23, of Mantua, had fired one round from a semiautomatic handgun at the victim during a physical altercation inside the residence. The victim, who was not hit, had wrestled the handgun away from the suspect and forced the suspect out of the residence. While outside, the suspect attempted to reenter the residence, damaging the front door and window in the process. As a result of an immediate follow-up investigation, Detectives from the Gloucester County Prosecutor’s Office and the Mantua Township Police Department executed search warrants on two residences and a motor vehicle, leading to the recovery of two (2)... Read more →

On March 20, 2022, at age 72. Of Mantua. Formerly of West Deptford. Loving husband of 34 years to the late Janice M. Trout (nee Russell). Loving father of Justin Trout, Jody Collins (Andrew) and Joseph Spera, III (Tracey). Cherished grandfather of Joseph Spera, IV, and Alyssa and Johnathan Collins. Don was born in Mt. Holly, NJ. He retired as a field operator for Occidental Chemical in Florence, NJ. A Memorial Service for Don is currently being planned and details will be posted once finalized. Condolences and memories may be shared at www.mccannhealey.com under the obituary of Donald E. Trout. Funeral Arrangements and Inquiries through McCANN-HEALEY FUNERAL HOME, Gloucester City. Ph:856-456-1142 Read more →

Hoboken, New Jersey--(March 22, 2022) - Esports Entertainment Group, Inc. (NASDAQ: GMBL) (NASDAQ: GMBLW) (EEG or the "Company") today announced its LANDuel launch event, held at the Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Atlantic City on March 19-20, drew more than 290 registrants for the first sanctioned skill-based wagering event in the U.S. More than 16,000 live viewers watched professional competitors DubDot, Joke, and OneGreatUserplay and stream from the event. In addition, over 100 on-site spectators including representatives from multiple casinos, resorts, and professional sports teams attended the tournament. The event was the debut of EEG's LANDuel platform, and will be the springboard for more esports betting events and permanent installations at Hard Rock Atlantic City. "We are delighted to announce this first-of-its-kind tournament, held at one of the top global hotel and casino venues, was a success," said Grant Johnson, CEO of Esports Entertainment Group. "The strong interest in the... Read more →

William E. Cleary Sr. | CNBNewsnet GLOUCESTER CITY, NJ (March 22, 2022)(CNBNewsnet)--For over a decade or more residents in Gloucester City, including the press, have had to rely on bits and pieces of trickled information coming from the Municipal Building to learn about what was happening in the City. In the past whenever the Press would ask a question the response was always "you'll have to submit an OPRA (Open Public Records Act) request". As far as this reporter is concerned the OPRA process is time-consuming and costly for taxpayers. Most of the time many questions from the Press can be answered with a simple yes or no answer. Plus the law has no teeth; meaning the punishment levied against a municipality for not complying with a request is a slap on the wrist. RELATED: The Public’s Right to Know vs. The City of Gloucester City LOOKING FOR ANSWERS CNBNews... Read more →

Dorothy Philbin | CNBNews Contributor A list was recently printed in businessinsider.com. It gave the incomes needed to be considered "middle class" in each of the 50 states. The range is very wide but the parameters consider a town such as Gloucester City to be lower middle class while Voorhees or Haddonfield are considered higher middle class. Listed below are only a few states which stood out. New Jersey? For once we aren't the most expensive state; we came in second. The incomes listed below are for two people in a family. Alabama $30,000 to $115,000 Mississippi $34,818 to $103,354 Florida $41,696 to $124,466 Nevada $48,674 to $145,296 Delaware $49,705 to $148,374 New Jersey $56,409 to $168,384 Maryland $60,487 to $180,558 Notice two states are conspicuously missing - California and New York. New York is explainable; it is a state, not just a very expensive city. Once out of the... Read more →

Newark, N.J. - The New Jersey State Police Fugitive Unit coordinated a four-day cooperative mobile deployment that led to the arrest of 18 fugitives in Essex County, including seven documented street gang members. This deployment is part of a comprehensive initiative to reduce violent crime statewide. Detectives from the New Jersey State Police Fugitive Unit, Violent and Organized Crime Control North Bureau, K-9 North Unit, Real Time Crime Center North Unit, and Regional Computer Forensics Laboratory Unit, along with members of the United States Marshals Service NY/NJ Regional Fugitive Task Force, the New Jersey Department of Corrections Special Operations Group, Essex County Prosecutor's Office, Essex County Sheriff's Office, and the Newark Police Department, targeted violent criminals who were located in, or near, the City of Newark. The targets for the operation were identified through various investigative means including street-level intelligence, patrol advisories, and information provided by the Real Time Crime... Read more →

TRENTON – The Department of Environmental Protection’s Marine Fisheries Administration is receiving $826,807 from the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s (USDA) Seafood Processors Pandemic Response and Safety Block Grant Program to create the NJ Seafood Processor COVID-19 Assistance Program, Commissioner Shawn M. LaTourette announced today. The DEP’s Marine Fisheries Administration is partnering with New Jersey’s Department of Health and the Department of Agriculture to provide reimbursements for eligible COVID-19 expenses incurred by New Jersey’ seafood processors, including processing vessels and dealers, between Jan. 27, 2020 and Dec. 31, 2021. “New Jersey’s fishing industry is a mainstay of our culture and economy, and many of these important businesses—including seafood processors—were negatively impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic,” Commissioner LaTourette said. “DEP is proud to partner with the industry to ensure that this new funding goes a long way in helping seafood processors recover from operational challenges, continue business and be even more resilient... Read more →

Baerga, Carlos Played American Legion Baseball: Guaynabo, P.R. Bagwell, Jeff Played American Legion Baseball: Post 75, Middletown, Conn. Baines, Harold Played American Legion Baseball: Post 70, Talbot, Md. Baker, Dusty Played American Legion Baseball: Post 412, Fair Oaks, Calif. Baldelli, Rocco Played American Legion Baseball: Rhode Island Bard, Daniel Played American Legion Baseball: Post 337, Pineville, N.C. Beimel, Joe Played American Legion Baseball: Post 511, Kersey, Pa. Belanger, Mark Played American Legion Baseball: Pittsfield, Mass. (reached 1960 ALWS) Belcher, Tim Played American Legion Baseball: Post 518, Ashley, Ohio (won state title in 1980) Bell, Jerry Played American Legion Baseball: Post 82, Nashville, Tenn. (reached ALWS in 1966) SOURCE AMERICAN LEGION BASEBALL Read more →

Devon Perry Brings 20+ Years of Organization Management and Public Relations Experience; Plans to Diversify and Reconnect the New Jersey Viticulture Community Haddonfield, NJ (March 21, 2022) – Garden State Wine Growers Association – a coalition of 50+ New Jersey wineries and vineyards that support the Garden State’s wine industry through information, resources, and advocacy – announces the appointment of its new Executive Director, Devon Perry. Over the past two decades, Perry has played an active role in the travel and tourism field. Her work centers on connecting with small businesses, cultural organizations, and community partners to help realize their full potential, facilitate collaborative opportunities and increase brand awareness while making a difference. “Devon brings a wealth of experience in marketing and tourism, as well as an impressive team of professionals, to this role,” said Scott Donnini, Chair, Board of Directors, Garden State Wine Growers Association. “Our future looks even... Read more →

PHILADELPHIA PA (MARCH 21, 2022)(CNBNewsnet)--The Philadelphia Police Department released the following information today on several shootings that have occurred throughout the city. The dates of the incidents are March 4, March 15, March 18 and March 19. If you have any information about these incidents contact the police. Google street view of the 1500 block of Cecil B. Moore Avenue March 18, 2022, at approximately 9:58 PM, a Temple Police Officer was parked at 18th and Cecil B. Moore when he heard multiple gunshots in the area. Temple Police were able to locate two shooting victims on the 1500 block of Cecil B. Moore Avenue inside a Blue Nissan Altima. Complainant #1 had a gun shot wound to her left leg Complainant #2 had a gun shot wound to her upper back/neck. Both victims were transported by Temple Police to a local hospital and placed in stable condition. ##### VUFA—1500... Read more →