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Virtua is First in N.J. to Receive Prestigious Award for Health System Security

Representatives from Virtua’s security team display the security award (from left): James Myers, chief of safety and security (Mount Holly); Robert Price, chief of safety and security (retired); Marc Sano, director of safety and security; Paul Sarnese, assistant vice president for Safety, Security and Emergency Preparedness; Gregory Pease, chief of safety and security (Camden); Thomas Buntz, chief of safety and security (Marlton/Berlin).

 

Marlton, NJ (March 18, 2019)----Virtua is the first New Jersey health system to receive an esteemed award for safety and security.

*Gloucester County's Largest Egg Hunt

GLASSBORO, NJ --A Giant Bunny, over 25,000 Eggs full of prizes, and thousands of children dressed in their best spring outfits are what you can expect at Gloucester County’s Largest Egg Hunt!

The thrill of the spring begins on Saturday, April 20, 2019, at 10 am, at New Street Park. Glassboro will partner with Kingsway Church to offer this free event with tons of prizes for kids and Coffee & Doughnuts for the parents. Participants do not have to be Glassboro residents, all are welcome.

The Restaurants, Clubs & Galleries Of Philadelphia’s Loft District

Callowhill Neighborhood Guide

Trendily dubbed the “Loft District” by developers and “The Eraser ’Hood” by locals old enough to remember the landscape that inspired 1977 cult film Eraserhead (by former resident David Lynch), Callowhill is both between—and beyond—two extremes. The neighborhood owes its name to William Penn’s spouse Hannah Callowhill Penn, who is credited with planning Philadelphia’s grid, and administered the Province of Pennsylvania upon her husband’s death.

Former LT. Gov. Guadagno Joins Rough Riders Host Committee

(March 15, 2019) Former Lieutenant Governor Kim Guadagno has joined the host committee for the April 3 North Jersey Rough Riders Society fundraiser in Morris County.

The NJRR event billed as “A night for Sheriffs” is honoring Morris County Sheriff James Gannon, who is seeking re-election in November.

Five from afar are drawn to Atlantic City

by Carmela Malerba

The five Saint Michael’s Missionaries — Mariah Wilkins, Connie Boesch, Morgan Whitby, Sandy Martinez and Emma Hilton — are pictured outside the Father Benedict House in Atlantic City, where for the past six and a half months, they have been together in prayer, community and ministry, working with the Franciscan Sisters of the Renewal as they discern God’s plan in their lives.
Photo by Peter G. Sanchez

ATLANTIC CITY — For the majority of millennials, I’m guessing, the top appeals for this glitzy Eastern seaboard town include, in no particular order: sun, sand, casinos and locally famous White House subs. (Well, probably the first three. The last one ain’t bad, though. Try the meatball sub.)

Brooklawn Prekindergarten and Kindergarten Registration March 27

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Saint Mary's Parish St. Patricks Day Breakfast

GLOUCESTER CITY, NJ--The annual St. Patrick's Day Breakfast sponsored by St. Mary's Parish was held Sunday, March 17 in Monsignor Lucitt gym.  Click on images to enlarge 

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D. Danks, T. Cullen Powell     Mayor Spencer, B. Shodder, B. Ryan,  and  Trish

 

 

Trish Cullen Powell Trish’s sister Jody. Gloucester City Mayor Dan Spencer, Dee Danks

 

HAPPY ST. PATRICK'S DAY: Corrigan Brothers and Shay Healy Why the Incredible Hulk is Green"

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EVERYONE WAS STANDING ROUND AT MICK McGILLIGANS BALL

WHEN SUDDENLY A GREAT BIG MAN CAME BURSTING THROUGH THE WALL

ALL THE BOYS STEPPED BACK A BIT WHEN THEY SAW HIS MASSIVE BULK

HE CRIED "HELLO ME BUCKOS" DON'T YE KNOW ME I'M THE HULKJ

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EVERYONE WAS STANDING ROUND AT MICK McGILLIGANS BALL

WHEN SUDDENLY A GREAT BIG MAN CAME BURSTING THROUGH THE WALL

ALL THE BOYS STEPPED BACK A BIT WHEN THEY SAW HIS MASSIVE BULK

HE CRIED "HELLO ME BUCKOS" DON'T YE KNOW ME I'M THE HULKJ

I JUST DROPPED IN TO SEE YOU ALL

DNREC Division of Fish & Wildlife to begin spraying mosquito larvae in wooded wetlands

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DOVER (March 15, 2019) – DNREC’s Mosquito Control Section within the Division of Fish & Wildlife is scheduled to begin its annual spring woodland pool spraying on Tuesday, March 19 to control  immature aquatic mosquito larvae in wooded wetlands near select populated areas. Weather permitting, spraying will begin in southern Sussex County and expand into Kent and New Castle counties in the weeks ahead. In most years, about 10,000 wooded acres that would produce large numbers of early-season mosquitoes are strategically sprayed by helicopter using insecticides to control mosquito larvae.

Kentucky Governor Welcomes NRA to Bill Signing Ceremony

THURSDAY, MARCH 14, 2019

 

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Fairfax, Va. - National Rifle Association Institute for Legislative Action Executive Director Chris W. Cox joined Gov. Matt Bevin at a ceremonial bill signing on the morning of March 14^th for SB 150, an NRA-backed bill that fully recognizes the constitutional right of law-abiding gun owners to carry a concealed firearm. 

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"I would like to thank Gov. Bevin for his leadership on this critical self-defense initiative. Today was a celebration of freedom for the law-abiding people of Kentucky," said Cox. "Constitutional carry is a common sense measure that allows law-abiding citizens to exercise their fundamental right of self-protection in the manner that best suits their needs."

Gloucester Catholic's Philanthropy Week

March 18-22, 2019
gloucestercitynews.net |March 17, 2019

Dear Friend of Gloucester Catholic,

 

We are calling on you for your support as well as assistance to help SPREAD THE WORD!!! From March 18th - March 22nd, Gloucester Catholic will be hosting its 2nd Annual Philanthropy Week. All funds raised during this very important week will be directed in support of scholarship and much needed financial aid for Gloucester Catholic students. The Inaugural Philanthropy Week in 2018 was a great success, as the GC family came together as ONE. We are hoping that as ONE community we can raise the bar even higher in 2019. Donors to Gloucester Catholic's 2nd Annual Philanthropy Week will have the chance to see their gift grow because of generous giving challenges offered by other members of the alumni and school community. There will also be opportunities as a CLASS to have a unique and lasting impact. Please help us spread the word via EMAIL, FACEBOOK, INSTAGRAM & TWITTER, ETC.  

Click to Here to Make a Donation Online via Our Secure Server

*Flea Market to Support Youth & Children’s Programs

BARRINGTON: An indoor flea market and yard sale will be held Saturday,
March 23, 9AM-2PM, at the Barrington VFW Senior Community Center with stall rentals benefitting Key Clubs and other Kiwanis youth programs.

*Reserve today!9/11 Memorial Museum Trip - April 11th

*The Wild Wild West at Ballys Presents The Atlantic City Beer & Music Festival

At the height of the craft beer industry rise,The Atlantic City Beer and Music Festival stands unwavering as not only the first, but the epitome of East Coast beverage extravaganzas. The history of unprecedented character, expansive participation and unrivaled entertainment has earned The Atlantic City Beer and Music Festival a consistent spot in the top three Best Beer Festivals in the country voted by USA Today readers. Fan favorites and new surprises will once again fill the Atlantic City Convention Center in hoppy vibes March 29th through March 30th.

​The Good Time Tricycle Productions team works year-round to compile some of the top names in the craft beer industry to gather under one roof for the long-anticipated weekend. Beer enthusiasts will have the chance to compare classics side by side and sample new releases among brewmasters and other festival fanatics. Having grown to include major musical artists featured at each session, The 2019 Atlantic City Beer and Music Festival presented by The Wild Wild West at Bally’sis excited to welcome The Used, SOJA and The Wonder Years to our headlining stage. Prepare to raise a glass and party rock!

*PROPER CARE OF EDGED TOOLS IS THE SUBJECT OF TALK/DEMONSTRATION

AT OLD PINE FARM NATURAL LANDS TRUST SUNDAY, MARCH 17

CNBNewsnet |March 8, 2019

 

Join Charles White and Freddie Patane at Old Pine Farm Natural Lands Trust for our “Walk in the Wild” on Sunday, March 17th at 2 p.m. for a workshop on the Proper Care of Edged Tools. Edged tools:  chisels, planes, knives (including kitchen knives), axes, shovels and scissors.  Used around the home, these tools work best when properly cared for. We will show you how to maintain and use a sharp, well working tool.  Bring a problem tool to sharpen and refurbish.

 

Public Health Alert: Another Confirmed Case of Measles in Ocean County

The New Jersey Department of Health is warning residents about a 3rd confirmed case of measles—a highly contagious disease— in an adult male from Ocean County who could have possibly exposed others to the infection between March 9 and March 14, 2019. The Department of Health is considering this a new outbreak of measles in the community. The Department and local health officials are investigating any connection between the recent cases, the previous outbreak in Ocean County, or current outbreaks in other states.

Atlantic City Electric is Powering Communities in More Ways Than One

 

Company and its employees help local non-profits achieve their missions
through essential grants and volunteerism

 

MAYS LANDING, N.J. (March 14, 2019) – In 2018, Atlantic City Electric contributed more than $1 million to local nonprofits, while its employees volunteered more than 21,000 hours to help hundreds of organizations throughout southern New Jersey. These contributions are part of the company’s commitment to powering communities and being a good corporate citizen for the areas where its employees live and work.

*Former Gubernatorial Candidate Jack Ciattarelli to Headline North Jersey Rough Riders Fundraiser

 

Former New Jersey gubernatorial candidate Jack Ciattarelli will headline The North Jersey Rough Riders Society annual spring fundraiser on April 3 at the Park Savoy in Florham Park.

The NJRRS fundraiser this year will honor local sheriff and legislative candidates and feature Morris County Sheriff James M. Gannon, who is seeking re-election in November. 

Christian Barranco, the founder of the NJRRS, said the organization is proud to feature Ciattarelli as its keynote speaker saying that: “Jack brings valuable real-world experience to the state’s well documented economic problems. He recognizes the tax burden that state residents and businesses live under and he has solutions that will cut spending and lower property taxes – which this state needs desperately. If we want to attract good paying jobs to New Jersey, we need a governor who is willing to cut taxes.”

Benefits You Will Receive from Renting Private Wedding Transport

 

The wedding vehicle is an important aspect to consider when planning a wedding. You cannot go to different places without a car. You might even be late for the big day. If you have a car at home, you can use it for the event. Ask someone else to drive it for you. Since it is a wedding vehicle, you need to decorate it to match the occasion.

 

Dealing with all these details could be stressful. Instead of using your car and asking someone you know to drive it, you could instead hire a private wedding vehicle. In London, you can reserve one at weddingcarhire.co.uk if you want a quality car to use for the big day. These are some benefits you will receive by doing so.

 

You can start using the car before the wedding

*GHS Class of '69 Celebrating 50th Reunion

GLOUCESTER CITY, NJ (CNBNewsnet)--The Gloucester City Jr-Sr High School class of 1969 will be hosting its 50^th Class Reunion on Saturday, Sept. 7, 2019 at the Tap Room Grill located on 427 W. Crystal Lake Ave., in Haddon Township, NJ 08033 from 6:00pm to 10:00pm.  The Tap Room Grill is in the former, historic landmark of Green Valley Dairy Farms.

*Dates announced for History Tots spring program

(National Park, NJ) – The spring History Tots program has been scheduled at the James and Ann Whitall house at Red Bank Battlefield.

Freeholder Director Robert M. Damminger said, "This free program is a great way for children to learn about history while getting outdoors." Damminger said that the program will be held inside during inclement weather.

*Gloucester County offers free monthly eye screenings

 

 

(Sewell, NJ) – The Gloucester County Board of Chosen Freeholders announced that free eye screenings are available to all residents.  Services are offered once a month at the Gloucester County Health Department at 204 East Holly Avenue in Sewell.

*St. Patty’s Dance, Bellmawr Ballroom March 20

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The Camden County Board of Freeholders present a St. Patty’s Day Dance for seniors aged 55 and up on Wednesday, March 20th from 3:30 PM to 6 PM at the Bellmawr Ballroom. Join us for light refreshments, live music, and an evening of fun! Please do not arrive before 3:15 PM. To register, please call Michael at (856) 216-2170. No alcoholic beverages are permitted. There will be a 1st and 2nd prize for the best dressed senior in their Irish finery.

4 Home DIY Ideas For Beginners

 

When it comes to doing DIY at home there are a number of things that you can do to make your project stand out from any other. We shall take a look at some of the areas within the home that you could have a go at decorating/updating yourself.

 

1. Painting

 

It’s a simple task to start but changing the colour of your walls could freshen and brighten up your home. However, you can take this concept a step further by using different types of paints e.g. blackboard paint for a child’s bedroom, stencilling or stamping designs or even creating a feature wall using wallpaper. For ideas when it comes to stamps try a Singapore rubber stamp as there are a multitude ofdeigns on offer for youto choose from. Also, look to different paint textures. An example of this as we said above is to cover a whole wall in blackboard paint. This will be great for younger children who can then draw their own designs in chalk as they see fit. As also mentioned before, you could also look at creating a feature wall. Usually the feature wall is the wall opposite  the entrance to the room. Think about how the light will reflect off the wallpaper before choosing your wallpaper design.

 

2.Lighting

54-Year-Old Camden City Resident Charged with Bias Intimidation and Harassment

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(Camden City, NJ)(March14, 2019) – A male suspect known to the victim was arrested by Camden County Police Department officers and charged with Bias Intimidation and Harassment. This incident occurred Wednesday shortly after 12 p.m. in the area of Broadway and Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard.

Gloucester Township Police: Motor Vehicle Crash Involving A Motorcycle

GLOUCESTER TOWNSHIP NJ (March 14, 2019)On Thursday, March 14, 2019 at approximately 4:01 pm Gloucester Township Police responded to the front of the Gloucester Township Municipal Building after a motor vehicle crash occurred on Chews Landing Road involving a motorcycle. The driver and passenger of the motorcycle were ejected onto the roadway but were both conscious and alert. Officers closed Chews Landing Road and provided initial medical care to the occupants of the motorcycle. The driver of the second vehicle was not injured.

State Assemblywoman Patricia Egan Jones Will Not Seek Re-election

(Barrington, NJ) - Today State Assemblywoman Patricia Egan Jones (D-NJ-5) announced that she would not seek re-election to the General Assembly this year but would serve the remainder of her term in office, which expires in January 2020.

“I have had a rich career in public service, forty-five years total, twenty-two as an elected official, and now I’m wrapping up a rewarding legislative career in the General Assembly. There simply comes a time when one needs to look in a different direction, so in 2020 I will be doing just that and lucky to be able to write the next chapter."

Two local artists among more than 2,700 teens nationwide to receive National Recognition

from the Alliance for Young Artists & Writers in 2019

Rebekkah Moton, an 11^th grader from Arthur P Schalick High School, won a Gold Medal and American Visions Medal in Drawing and Illustration for Tranquility. Posing with her family at the South Jersey Regional Award Ceremony with all three of her winning pieces at Appel Farm Arts & Music Campus.

Elmer, NJ – March 14, 2019 – The nonprofit Alliance for Young Artists & Writers announced the national award recipients of the 2019 Scholastic Art & Writing Awards, the nation’s longest-running and most prestigious scholarship and recognition program for creative teens in grades 7–12. This honor opens doors for students by providing access to scholarship programs and workshops and the ability to have work published and displayed in regional and National Exhibitions. Top students are invited to attend the week-long national celebration in New York City, which includes a ceremony at Carnegie Hall on June 6. To learn more, and to find a complete list of the 2019 Scholastic Art & Writing Awards national recipients, visit: www.artandwriting.org.

Baseball Hall of Fame to host American Legion Weekend

gloucestercitynews.net | March 13, 2019

The American Legion

 

The National Baseball Hall of Fame and The American Legion are teaming up to celebrate The American Legion’s Centennial and spotlight Hall of Famers who served in the armed forces and those who had played Legion Baseball before going on to the Major Leagues.

This event, which is hosted by The American Legion Department of New York, takes place from 9 a.m., Friday, March 29 to 5 p.m., Saturday, March 30 at the National Baseball Hall of Fame in Cooperstown, N.Y.

2019 Sophomore Expedition takes New Jersey students to Athens, Greece

gloucestercitynews.net | March 2019

ALLENTOWN, PA (03/12/2019)-- The Sophomore Expedition is a guaranteed study abroad program. In the spring semester of their sophomore year, students participate in a series of classes to prepare them for the trip. Then they spend 8-10 days traveling as a class to an international destination where they participate in a number of service activites. This year they traveled to Athens, Greece.

The following area students are among the dozens of Cedar Crest College students who traveled to Athens, Greece recently as part of the Carmen Twillie Ambar Sophomore Expedition.

Common Signs that Your Loved One is Battling Addiction

 

(March 14, 2019)--In a country where the rate of addiction is growing daily and the opioid epidemic becoming more severe, you need to keep an eye on your child, sibling, and loved ones. It is a bad image to see your best friend or child slipping down in addiction and eventually being wrecked by the drug or alcohol. Of course, you don’t want such a thing to happen to your loved one.

That’s why you need to be there to help and support your loved one especially if they are battling with alcohol or drug addiction. You have to understand that they will never come forth to tell you of their struggle. That makes it very important for you to know the signs a person struggling with addiction portrays. When you see the following signs in them offer your support to them:

1. Mood swings and behavior changes

You will notice that your loved one has some weird behavior in social interactions and if they are working or studying, they will probably cause problems. Sometimes they will be happy and within some minutes they will be sad without any definite reason.

Some who are extroverts may just start keeping quiet and avoid any eye contact. They may also become easily irritable or depressed. In case they are driving, they could just be reckless. These are great pointers that you should start looking for some of the best addiction rehabs in NJ.

Construction on New Observation Tower and Boardwalk at Little Creek Wildlife Area has Begun

 

Visitor access limited in construction area until fall completion

 

DOVER (March 13, 2018) – DNREC’s Division of Fish & Wildlife announced today that construction of the new wildlife observation tower and associated boardwalk has begun on the Main Tract of the Little Creek Wildlife Area near Dover. The project will replace the existing wildlife observation tower and boardwalk with an upgraded, more accessible facility that will enhance outdoor recreation opportunities at this popular wildlife-watching location. Parking upgrades will also be made to benefit hunters, bird watchers, and other wildlife area visitors. Construction is scheduled for completion by October 2019, weather permitting.

Samaritan Healthcare & Hospice Honors Susan Fisher for 25 Years of Service

Susan Fisher, RN, Clinical Manager with Mary Ann Boccolini, President and CEO of Samaritan Healthcare and Hospice.

Marlton, N.J. – Samaritan Healthcare & Hospice recently honored Susan Fisher, RN, clinical manager, Florence resident, for 25 years of service to the not-for-profit hospice and palliative care organization at this year’s Winterfest celebration – an annual event recognizing employees and volunteers for their service milestones and dedication to the not-for-profit organization.

*Brooklawn Partners with Rite-Aids KidCents Program/Project Medicine Drop

BROOKLAWN, NJ (CNBNewsnet)--The Borough of Brooklawn, in partnership with Rite-Aids KidCents Program, is proud to announce they are now participating in the Drug Enforcement Administration’s Project Medicine Drop. You can anonymously drop off old expired medications, medications you no longer use, and other drugs. Whenever the Borough building is open to the public you can dispose of your unwanted medication/drugs at your convenience. The mailbox style drop-box is located in the Borough Hall, just to the right as you walk in. You do not have to check-in with the police department, just deposit into the box as you would a mailbox.

Joe Ford Named Chairman of Food Bank of South Jersey’s Board of Trustees

 gloucestercitynews.net | March 13,2019

PENNSAUKEN, NJ – Joe Ford (photo) of Cherry Hill has been named chairman of the Food Bank of South Jersey’s Board of Trustees. He has been a member of the board for five years and served as the vice chairman for 2018 – 2019.

An accomplished business executive, Ford is President of Cherry-Hill based Barcroft Associates Inc., where he has provided management consulting and business and site development for construction clients over the past 17 years. A few key positions throughout his career include President of several manufacturing & construction companies, including Architectural Products, Beaumont Birch, and Millville Iron Works, among others, as well as CFO & COO of American Asphalt Company.

“Lent can be a time of new beginnings,” a message from Bishop Sullivan

gloucestercitynews.net | March 12, 2019

At the conclusion of his 2019 Lenten message, our Holy Father Pope Francis urges us to “not allow this season [of Lent] to pass in vain! Let us ask God to help us set out on a path of true conversion. Let us leave behind our selfishness and self-absorption and turn to Jesus’ Pasch.”

These words of the Holy Father encourage us to take advantage of the season of Lent. The 40 days are not just like all the other days of the year. They are a time to allow God to change our hearts; a time to change ourselves and a time to grow in the love of God. Each one of these actions requires work and effort on our part. God will do His part; we have to do ours.

Encouraging ‘bright spots’ and youth leaders

gloucestercitynews.net | March 13, 2019

Written by Peter Sanchez | The Diocese of Camden

More than 150 youth from 16 parishes and schools took part in last Saturday’s “Youth Leader” day of faith, fellowship and formation here at Assumption Regional Catholic School in Galloway.

The day was led by Susan Searle, the project coordinator for the Youth Leader program, which is run out of the national Center for Ministry Development, and helps the young church foster personal development, leadership formation, and spirituality to create spirit-filled missionary disciples.

Coming to The Hard Rock Casino/Hotel: Jim Breuer, Sound Waves, STYX, Earth, Wind, Fire

gloucestercitynews.net | March 12,2019

JIM BREUER

Friday, April 19 and Saturday, April 20 at 8 p.m.

Sound Waves

**Tickets On Sale Friday, March 15 at 10 a.m.**

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STYX

Friday, May 17 and Saturday, May 18 at 8 p.m.

Sound Waves

**Tickets On Sale Friday, March 15 at 10 a.m.**

 

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EARTH WIND AND FIRE

Saturday, July 6 at 8 p.m.

Hard Rock Live at Etess Arena

**On Sale Friday, March 15 at 10 a.m.**

 

2019 ENTERTAINMENT LINEUP    

GUEST OPINION: Support Jewish Sit-In At Pelosi's Office

gloucestercitynews.net | March 13, 2019

by Bill Donahue | CNBNews Contributor

On March 14, the National Conference of Jewish Affairs will hold a sit-in at Rep. Nancy Pelosi's congressional office at the Longworth House Office Building (15 Independent Ave SE, Washington DC) at 1:00 p.m.

 
The occasion of the protest is the failure of the Democrat leadership to adequately respond to the anti-Semitism of Rep. Ilhan Omar and Rep. Rashida Tlaib.

Lower Twp. Man Arrested for Thefts of Benefits

gloucestercitynews.net | March 12, 2019

Cape May Court House, New Jersey - Cape May County Prosecutor Jeffrey H. Sutherland, Cape May County Freeholder Jeffrey Pierson (Health and Human Services), and Cape May County Department of Human Services Department Head, Donna Groome announce an arrest has been made as the result of a joint investigation into theft from Electronic Benefits Transfer (EBT) Cards and the misuse of temporary housing provided through Code Blue Alerts.

Philadelphia CBP, HSI Discover 614 Pounds of Marijuana Concealed inside a Shipping Container

gloucestercitynews.net | March 12, 2019

PHILADELPHIA – U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) and Homeland Security Investigations (HSI) seized nearly 614 pounds of marijuana in Philadelphia Thursday night that was concealed inside a shipping container.

CBP officers discovered bundles of
marijuana concealed in the bottom of
a shipping container.

While examining a shipping container that arrived from Puerto Rico, CBP officers discovered anomalies concealed inside the container floor and a narcotics detector dog alerted to the presence of narcotics. CBP officers extracted one bundle that contained a green leafy substance. That substance tested positive for marijuana.

Choice Canning Company, Inc. Recalls Chicken Fried Rice Products

Due to Misbranding and Undeclared Allergens

gloucestercitynews.net | March 12, 2019

WASHINGTON, March 11, 2019 – Choice Canning Company, Inc., a Pittston, Pa. establishment, is recalling approximately 35,459 pounds of chicken fried rice products due to misbranding and undeclared allergens, the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Food Safety and Inspection Service (FSIS) announced today. The products contain milk, a known allergen, which is not declared on the product label.

Re: The Disaster of the Democrats' Proposed Takeover of Health Care in Medicare-for-All

Dear supporters, friends, and those interested in the Republican Party of Pennsylvania:

It was another great week for Republicans in Pennsylvania and I am thrilled by how our elected officials and candidates continue to make an impact and drive their individual and our collective messages.

As a corollary to that, I want to draw your attention to a great op-Ed written by Congressman John Joyce, a physician, who discussed the disaster of the Democrats’ proposed takeover of health care in Medicare-for-All.

PIANJ offers $5K John Laux Memorial Scholarship to member agency family

 

TRENTON, N.J.—The Professional Insurance Agents of New Jersey is announcing its third-annual, $5,000 scholarship in honor of the late John Laux to be presented to the child or grandchild of a PIA member agency, entering college in 2019.

 

The John Laux Memorial Scholarship honors John Laux, a New Jersey native and graduate of Montclair State University. He was a highly competitive sportsman, supporter of Special Olympics New Jersey and career Young Insurance Professional. Laux’s decade-long work in the insurance industry was tragically cut short after a brief and hard-fought battle with cancer in 1995. Funds for the scholarship are being provided by The Fore John Charitable Foundation. Since 1995, it has raised more than $250,000 for scholarships and local charities in John Laux’s name.

Kutztown University SBDC to Host Meet & Greet Expo March 20

 

KUTZTOWN, PA (03/11/2019) Since 1993, the Kutztown University Small Business Development Center (KUSBDC) has managed a long history of successful entrepreneurial development programs, growing to be recognized as a leader in the country for innovation, high-quality service and outreach to underserved populations. The KUSBDC invites the public to join it as it welcomes clients, students and staff to celebrate the third annual America's SBDC Day on Wednesday, March 20, from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. in the McFarland Student Union Building's Formal Dining Room, room 223.

Visit Philly Overnight Hotel Package

gloucestercitynews.net | March 11, 2019

PHILADELPHIA, PA--The popular Visit Philly Overnight Hotel Package returns for the spring 2019 season with fun perks and convenient hotel parking—an up to $202 value. Bookable now at visitphilly.com/overnight, the spring edition runs from March 4 through June 13, 2019.

Port Authority of New York and New Jersey Upgrades Nursing Suites for Moms

gloucestercitynews.net | March 11, 2019

Newark Liberty Airport

28 larger, ADA-compliant pods are among the latest in a series of Port Authority initiatives designed to improve the customer experience

The Port Authority has opened 28 upgraded nursing suites for mothers on the go who are seeking enhanced privacy and comfort at Newark Liberty, John F. Kennedy, LaGuardia and New York Stewart airports.

Cops vs. Students Charity Basketball Game

gloucestercitynews.net | March 11, 2019

source NJ State Police

WAYNE, NJ --On Thursday, March 7, the New Jersey State Police teamed up the William Paterson University Police Department and various local police departments during the First Annual Cops vs. Students Charity Basketball Game in support of St. Jude's Children's Hospital.

And although it was an exciting game full of great friendly competition on the court, it was not about winning or losing—it was about coming together with the community to raise money for a great cause!

The event was a success and everyone in attendance was treated to a fun night filled with laughs!

'Buddy Checks' show that Legion assistance is needed

gloucestercitynews.net | March 11, 2019

American Legion National Commander Brett Reistad called on posts, districts, counties and departments to coordinate a team and call Legionnaires and former members simply to see how they are doing. The week leading up the Legion’s 100th birthday, March 11-16, is a perfect time to make the calls, but posts that have made other plans to celebrate the centennial at that time can choose another week in the centennial month if necessary.

Theresa “Terry” Hope Hart, of Westville, age 59

gloucestercitynews.net | March 11, 2019

Westville – On March 7, 2019. Age 59. Formerly of Philadelphia. (nee Pickering). Beloved wife of 30 years to the late James F. Hart, who passed in 2012. Loving mother of Chrystal Griffith (Eli) and Candice Barrow (Nkosi). Beloved sister of James Pickering, William Pickering, Martin Pickering, Katherine Carlson, Dorothy Bannon, Sarah Kilchrist and the late George Pickering and loving sister-in-law Patricia Hess, Robert Hart and Kathy Hart. Also survived by many loving nieces and nephews.