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Extra trips from Fern Rock Station start at 10 a.m.; Contactless payment options are encouraged for seamless travel - SEPTA is ready for the Eagles game with extra service set for Sunday’s divisional playoff match-up against the Los Angeles Rams. The Broad Street Line [B] offers convenient and frequent service right to the Lincoln Financial Field doorstep via NRG Station at the Sports Complex. In addition to regularly scheduled trains that run every eight minutes or less, SEPTA will run multiple express trips before the game, which starts at 3 p.m. on January 19. These extra trips will start at 10 a.m. from Fern Rock Station and will run every ten minutes until approximately 2:30 p.m. "We are working to ensure that all customers, including the thousands of Eagles fans we will welcome on Sunday, enjoy service that is safe, clean and reliable,” said SEPTA Interim General Manager Scott Sauer....
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On January 16, 2025, at the age of 67. Of Westville. Survived by his wife of 49 years, Kathleen C. Hart (nee Staepel); children; Robert Hart, Jr. (Aimee), Theresa Hart (Brian Dromgoole), Joseph Hart (Amanda), Kathleen Wallace (Gregory), Christopher Hart (Laura) and Julia Hart (Richard Muller); grandchildren Robert III, Bridget, Elise, Connor, Kaitlyn, Daniel, Michael, Andrew, Anna, Emma, Maryanne, Julia and Zachary; sisters, Joanne Leary and Roxanne Verchio as well as many nieces and nephews. Robert was predeceased by his parents Ralph and Anna Hart, and his siblings, Ralph Hart, Frank Hart and Virginia Johnson. Robert was a member of Local Union 251 Floorlayers in Philadelphia for 35 years. He was a diehard fan of the Denver Broncos and enjoyed watching Westerns and The Three Stooges. Relatives and friends are invited to his viewing on Thursday morning, January 23, 2025 from 10 to 11:30 AM at the McCANN-HEALEY FUNERAL HOME,...
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On December 5, 2024, just one day after her 77th birthday, Janice passed away peacefully in the Trustbridge Hospice Center in West Palm Beach, Florida. Janice is the loving daughter of the late John and Mildred Barlow (nee Lundquist). Cherished mother of Richard (Pamela Harper) Minyon, Jack Minyon and Melani (David) Borodziuk. Adored grandmother of Brianna Woods, Jacqueline Minyon, David Borodziuk and Madison Borodziuk. Beloved great-grandmother of Tiffany Minyon and Korbyn Caliger. Predeceased by her siblings: Jackie Barlow, Vicki Barlow, Duane Barlow and Danny Barlow. Survived by many loving nieces, nephews, great-nieces, great-nephews and cousins. Janice was born in Camden, NJ and is formerly of Gloucester City, NJ where she attended high school. Janice began her career in the beauty industry in the 1960’s through the late 1980’s. She then went on to begin her path in security services until her love for animals compelled her to open her own...
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When it comes to divorce in California, one of the most significant challenges couples face is the division of property. California operates under community property laws. This means assets and debts acquired during the marriage are typically divided equally between spouses. These laws are straightforward in principle, but their application can raise many questions. For couples going through a divorce, understanding how these laws work is key to ensuring a fair division of property. The Foundation of Community Property Laws in California California’s community property laws are based on the idea that a marriage creates a partnership. Under this partnership, both spouses share equal ownership of assets and debts acquired during the marriage, regardless of who earned the income or whose name is on the title. This system applies to a wide range of properties, including: Income earned during the marriage: Regardless of which spouse earned it, income generated during...
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Mar-a-Lago, Florida — On January 14th, the Jerusalem Prayer Breakfast (JPB) and Inaugural Lunch brought together 700 prominent political leaders, faith-based influencers, and global visionaries at Mar-a-Lago to pray for the president-elect, peace in Israel, and wisdom for world leaders. The Jerusalem Prayer Breakfast is a unique initiative spearheaded by the Israeli Knesset and chaired by former Member of the Knesset (MK) Robert Ilatov and Director of Jerusalem Prayer Breakfast Albert Veksler, alongside U.S. Congresswoman Michele Bachmann. This annual event unites influential figures from diverse nations to foster dialogue between Jews and Christians and to pray for the peace of Jerusalem and the prosperity of Israel. This year’s gathering featured notable attendees, including Benny Gantz, member of the Knesset, former Israeli military chief of staff, and former defense minister; MK Yulia Malinovsky; MK Ohad Tal; and Nick Vujicic, a globally recognized Christian evangelist, American actress Marla Ann Maples , PhD...
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Dec. 23, 2024 | By Katie Lange, DOD News | The Medal of Honor was created during the Civil War, a conflict that divided the nation and led to the distribution of 1,525 of the new medals to service members for their heroism. Nine of those medals were bestowed upon some of the gunship USS Agawam's crew members, whose brave actions kickstarted the First Battle of Fort Fisher, in North Carolina. For most of the Civil War, Fort Fisher saw very little combat, but that changed in late 1864 when the Union wanted to capture the last port the Confederacy held on the Atlantic Ocean. The first part of the Union plan involved several sailors serving aboard the Agawam. The Agawam itself was undergoing repairs, so its crew was temporarily assigned to take over the USS Louisiana. Their goal: to pack the old steam ship with tons of explosives and...
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In the intricate world of criminal law, the role of a drug possession lawyer during plea negotiations cannot be overstated. In the high-stakes legal environment of Los Angeles, these specialized attorneys apply their extensive knowledge and skills to negotiate the most favorable outcomes for their clients. Their responsibilities extend well beyond simple representation; they scrutinize the evidence, assess the potential for reduced charges, and liaise efficiently with prosecutors. Unraveling the complexities of this role provides a fascinating insight into the strategic elements of our legal system and the critical part these professionals play in it. Understanding Drug Possession Laws How well do you understand the intricacies of drug possession laws? Grasping these complex laws can prove challenging, yet it is essential to comprehend them when facing possession charges. Drug laws are designed to control the distribution and use of substances considered harmful or potentially harmful. These laws vary widely from...
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July 17, 1949 - January 15, 2025 On January 15, 2025, Age 75 (nee Morlachetta) Of Mickleton and formerly of Gibbstown. Peacefully in the loving care of her husband of 25 years, Robert W. Sochor and devoted and adored daughters, Erica (Vittorio) Harding, Dana (Jon) Russo, Paula (Jimmy) Clark. Cherished daughter of the late Paul Morlachetta and Helen Morlachetta (nee Miller). Loving grandmother of Ryan and Sydney. Dear brother Barry (Carole) Morlachetta. Predeceased by her siblings: Paul (surviving Marie) Morlachetta, George Morlachetta, Eleanor and her husband, Jack Kain. Devoted step-mother of Kimberly (Robert) Luca, Robert D. (Danielle) Sochor, Tracey (Paul) Dillen and 7 step-grandchildren. Survived by many nieces, nephews and cousins. Linda was born in Woodbury and raised in Gibbstown. She graduated from Paulsboro High School in 1967. Linda was an executive assistant for over 40 years with Campbell Soup and DuPont. She enjoyed going to the casinos with Bob...
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UNITED STATES-MEXICO BORDER--Under 8 U.S.C. § 1182(a)(6)(A)(i), immigrants are “inadmissible” to the United States, and they are criminally liable under 8 U.S.C. § 1325(a) if they enter the United States at a “place other than as designated” by the Secretary of the Department of Homeland Security (DHS). CATO INSTITUTE PHOTO ====================== CAIR-NJ Urges Gov. Murphy to Pass Immigrant Trust Act to Protect Communities as Trump Inauguration Looms (NEWARK, NJ -- 1/17/2025) — The Council on American-Islamic Relations of New Jersey (CAIR-NJ) today calls on Gov. Phil Murphy to pass the Immigrant Trust Act and stand firmly in protecting the state’s immigrant population. With nearly two million immigrants in the U.S., New Jersey has a moral and practical obligation to act swiftly by passing this critical legislation. "New Jersey’s immigrant population is at grave risk as the incoming administration has made its intentions for mass deportations and detainments abundantly clear," said...
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CAIR-Philadelphia Calls for Thorough Probe and Discipline for Teacher who Allegedly Called Palestinian Student a ‘Terrorist’ (PHILADELPHIA, P.A., 1/17/2025) -- The Philadelphia chapter of the Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR-Philadelphia) today called for a thorough disciplinary investigation into a teacher who reportedly responded to a Palestinian-American 7th grade student’s request to change his seat in the class by saying “I do not negotiate with terrorists.” The incident reportedly took place at Central Dauphin Middle School in Harrisburg. CAIR-Philadelphia is in touch with the parents who are also initiating an educator misconduct filing with the Pennsylvania Department of Education (PDE). “The teacher’s alleged racist, anti- Palestinian verbal assault effectively makes her unfit to teach any students,” said CAIR-Philadelphia Executive Director Dr. Ahmet Tekelioglu. “We call on Central Dauphin School District to swiftly conclude its investigation and depart ways with this teacher if the investigation finds that the teacher said what they...
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