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Mountaire Farms’ Millsboro facility completes cleanup of Feb. 13 accidental wastewater release

MILLSBORO, DELAWARE (Feb. 15) – Mountaire Farms of Delaware reported to the Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control today that the company’s cleanup of an accidental release of partially treated wastewater Wednesday, Feb. 13 at Mountaire’s Millsboro poultry facility has been completed under DNREC’s direction.

Pascrell Hails Budget Deal, Blasts Trump’s Emergency Declaration

 

WASHINGTON, D.C. – U.S. Rep. Bill Pascrell, Jr. (D-N.J.-09) issued a statement following the passage by the House of Representatives of a budget bill that will keep the federal government open. The legislation now heads to the White House for the President’s signature.

“We got precisely what we were looking for: the federal government will not be shut down again and there isn’t going to be a stupid wall. At the same time, we were able secure strong support for several of priority programs for New Jersey and America including transportation subsidies, Amtrak, law enforcement and fire services grants, backing for Ukraine against Russian aggression, and increased funding for clean air, water, and other critical environmental initiatives.

U.S. Postal Service Reports First Quarter Fiscal 2019 Results; Net Lost of $1.5 Billion

February 8, 2019 —

• Revenue of $19.7 billion, up 2.9 percent over the same quarter last year
• Net loss of $1.5 billion
• Return to financial stability requires legislative and regulatory changes, along with aggressive management actions

WASHINGTON — The U.S. Postal Service reported total revenue of $19.7 billion for the first quarter of fiscal 2019 (October 1, 2018 – December 31, 2018), an increase of $553 million, or 2.9 percent, compared to the same quarter last year.

HARD ROCK HOTEL & CASINO ATLANTIC CITY WELCOMES LEGENDS OF THE RING

 

WWE HALL OF FAMERS HULK HOGAN AND RIC FLAIR 

 

Atlantic City, NJ (February 11, 2019) – Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Atlantic City welcomes professional wrestling legends, Hulk Hogan and Ric Flair, “Legends of theRing” with emcee “The Mouth of the South” Jimmy Hart at Sound Waves on Friday, March 1 at 9 p.m. Tickets are on sale for $79.00 at hardrockhotelatlanticcity.com.

 

“Legends of the Ring” will explore the highlights of some of professional wrestling’s most celebrated careers. Hosted in an intimate space, this special event will grant audience members the rare opportunity to speak directly to Hogan, Flair, and Hart and in an audience Q&A session.

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

 

The Republican Party of Pennsylvania had an incredibly busy week getting out our message, growing our Party, and engaging with key connections to further our priorities.

Tuesday, for what I thought was possibly the best speech of his Presidency, I was so happy to see so many grassroots Republican organizations across Pennsylvania holding watch parties for President Trump’s 2019 State of the Union Address.

As I told the media this week:  I could not be more proud to support the President's agenda. Whether it’s his concern for keeping Americans safe, advocating for innocent life, or his strenuous defense of liberty and American interests, President Trump demonstrated why he should be re-elected.

American Woman Indicted Along with Four Iranian Cyber Criminals

 

Monica Elfriede Witt is wanted for her alleged involvement in criminal activities, to include espionage and conspiracy to commit espionage. Select image to view poster and related information.

Mojtaba Masoumpour, Behzad Mesri, Hossein Parvar, and Mohamad Paryar—who are affiliated with the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps, or IRGC—are wanted for their alleged involvement in criminal activities, to include computer intrusion and aggravated identity theft. Select image to view poster and related information.

5 tips to help you enter your 40s debt-free

(CNBNewsnet)(February 14, 2019)--How many people dream of being debt-

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free in their 40’s?

Your 20’s are the hungry years where you hunker down, save as much as you can and then put it all on a mortgage.

Then come your 30’s when you work as hard as possible to pay off that mortgage swiftly and start saving for other things, like college for the kids and a family-sized car.

This means that your 40’s are for living debt-free. How can you make sure you achieve this, though? Let’s take a look at five tips to help you enter your 40’s debt free.

 

1.     Use and Pay Off Credit Cards Every Month

OPINION: ARE TRUMP AND OBAMA ERAS INTERCHANGEABLE?

 

By Joe Sixpack | CNBNews Contributor

This will be the shortest commentary I ever made. I simply word-swapped every mention of ‘Trump’ with ‘Obama.’ Every other word is intact. Read for yourself to see if you think there might be a little bit of a double standard going on here and how a story like this one from would never have seen the light of day had it been about President Obama or Hillary Clinton and their Russia ties. (Uranium One, etc.) --Joe Sixpack

 

Washington (CNN) Former acting FBI Director Andrew McCabe said he ordered an investigation into whether President Barack Obama obstructed justice as a way to preserve ongoing inquiries into Russian election meddling in case there was an effort to terminate them.

Guest Opinion: A VALENTINE FOR A CAREGIVER

By Peter Rosenberger 

Of the 43.5 million of those providing unpaid care to an adult or child in the last year, AARP shares that 60 percent are women.  Following a somewhat exhaustive search, no data seems to exist reflecting how the laundry and household chores are divided between men and women. Based upon calls to my show and conversations had with many male caregivers, however, a growing trend seems to show that while their wives struggle to care for an aging parent, many men seem to overlook the growing pile of laundry in the home—as well as other things.

Fight Against Superbugs Crucial to America’s Biodefense

 

How the U.S. is countering the national security threat posed by antibiotic-resistant bacteria

 

(CNBNewsnet)(February 13, 2019)--Antibiotic-resistant bacteria are not only a threat to public health in the United States, but also to national security. The federal government has recognized that antibiotic-resistant pathogens complicate soldiers’ wounds, exacerbate casualties associated with both natural and manmade emergencies, and can be weaponized by our nation’s enemies. Consequently, the first U.S. National Biodefense Strategy, released last year, highlights the need to reduce the emergence and spread of such superbugs both domestically and internationally, and accelerate the development of new drugs, diagnostic tests, and vaccines.

Cryptocurrency Fraudster Sentenced

Virtual Currency Scam Defrauded Investors of Millions

Even in the world of virtual currency, where value and possession exist largely in the digital realm, laws still apply and the repercussion of breaking them are very real.

The victims of Homero Joshua Garza’s virtual currency scam lost more than $9 million, and Garza will spend 21 months in prison followed by three years of supervised release after pleading guilty to one count of wire fraud. He has also been ordered to pay restitution to his victims.

Joey the Senior Cat Triumphs Over Illness with Help from Friends

View Penn Vet Extra - February 2019

By: Sacha AdornoPublished: Feb 4, 2019

Considered a “senior cat,” Joey is at a time in his life when clinicians recommend wellness visits twice a year.

   

For most of his life, Joey was a happy, healthy cat—never sick and always in charge. With nary a sniffle, the scrappy domestic short hair has lived with his owner Amanda Arrowood since he was found as a kitten in West Philadelphia. But, at the age of 13, Joey started losing weight and suffering from chronic diarrhea.

“When he first got sick, I tried medication for worms, which didn’t help,” said Arrowood, an ICU nurse at Penn Vet’s Ryan Hospital. Joey also saw his regular veterinarian, who couldn’t pinpoint the problem or a solution despite efforts with diet and medication.

The Vaping Technology in Medical Use

By Thanush Poulsen 

(February 12, 2019)--In recent years, vaping has been rapidly gaining popularity. The trend is prominent and controversial, being embraced by some and denounced by others. Nowadays it’s not a mere novelty anymore – it’s a part of a lifestyle, a hobby and a tool to reduce harmful health impacts of smoking. Although it’s still debatable whether vaping has any adverse effects on the body at all, society is surely departing from fearful ignorance and moving towards research and acceptance.

Vaping is mostly used for recreation; still, it’s not the exclusive application of the technology. Vapes, electronic cigarettes, and other vaporizing devices show great potential in resolving a number of issues in the medical field. While for some of them it’s only a matter of convenience, major problems like cost, availability, and safety can also be tackled through vaping.

Vaping and Smoking Cessation

How Smart Local Business Owners Can Pick Appropriate Web Hosting for their Website

(February 12, 2019)--Business owners in the local area understand that their website is an important part of their marketing and it acts as a sales channel too. Other than visiting their office, it’s the most popular point of contact that customers and potential customer have with their business.

Choosing the right web hosting for a business website isn’t easy. Let’s face it – the company is tending to their local operations and staff don’t really have time to learn much about hosting. This is why we’ve put this article together for busy business owners who are needing to decide which type of hosting makes sense for them.

Shared Hosting

Scammers posing as USPS creating fake change-of-address websites

February 8, 2019 — Scammers are creating fake change-of-address websites posing as the United States Postal Service.

Scammers are creating websites that look like the United States Postal Service site while tricking consumers into paying for no service at all.

CNB Hunting/Fishing Maryland: North Point State Park Holds Successful Managed Deer Hunt

February  2019

Department Plans to Continue Managed Hunt Next Season

The Maryland Department of Natural Resources has announced the results of its deer management efforts and inaugural managed hunting program at North Point State Park in Baltimore County.

Coast Guard investigating passenger ferry grounding near Atlantic Highlands, N.J.

NEW YORK – The Coast Guard is investigating a ferry grounding near Atlantic Highlands, New Jersey, Monday morning. 

At approximately 7:30 a.m., watch standers at Coast Guard Sector New York Vessel Traffic Service were notified that the 140-foot commuter ferry, with 400 passengers aboard ran aground 200-yards from the pier in Atlantic Highlands, N.J.

Effective Ways To De-Stress

 

(CNBNewsnet)(February 11, 2019)--Stress is a natural part of life, but it is important that everyone has ways to de-stress, as otherwise it can lead to a range of mental and even physical health problems. Whether it has been a difficult day at the office, you are worried about your finances, or if you have had a disagreement with a loved one, knowing how to de-stress can help you to unwind and get to sleep at night. Everyone is different, but if you are struggling to find ways to get rid of your stress then read on for a few suggestions which should help.

Yoga

More and more people are starting to practice yoga, and this is because it can work wonders for your mental health. It is also a great form of exercise. You can do at home if you want, or there are likely classes you can join somewhere nearby. It is easy to start and you will notice the physical and mental health benefits almost immediately.

HUNTING BIG GAME IN PENNSYLVANIA WITH SEMI-AUTOMATIC RIFLES WILL WAIT

HARRISBURG, PA - Semiautomatic centerfire rifles will not become lawful for hunting big game in the 2019-20 seasons.

After receiving input from the public and key members of the General Assembly, and noting the board already is considering several significant proposed changes, Pennsylvania Game Commissioner Brian Hoover today rescinded his direction to staff to develop language through which semiautomatic centerfire rifles could be included as lawful sporting arms in big-game seasons.

Delaware Fish & Wildlife Natural Resources Police Blotter: Man Arrested for No Hunting License

Jan. 28-Feb. 3

Reminder for the week: Spring ahead of Spring Aboard

 

DOVER (Feb. 8, 2019) – To achieve public compliance with laws and regulations through education and enforcement actions that help conserve Delaware’s fish and wildlife resources and ensure safe boating and public safety, DNREC’s Fish & Wildlife Natural Resources Police officers between Jan. 28-Feb. 3 made 1,152 contacts with hunters, anglers, boaters, and the general public, issuing 16 citations. Officers responded to 28 complaints regarding possible violations of laws and regulations or requests to assist the public. An increased Fish & Wildlife Natural Resources Police presence continued at the C&D Canal Conservation Area and Michael N. Castle Trail.

Philadelphia Union Sign Mexican National Team Midfielder Marco Fabián

 

29-year-old attacking midfielder joins Union as Designated Player;
Two-time FIFA World Cup participant, Olympic gold medalist transfers to Philadelphia from German topflight side Eintracht Frankfurt

 

CHESTER, Pa. (February 8, 2019) – Philadelphia Union announced today that the club has agreed to a deal with German Bundesliga club Eintracht Frankfurt for the transfer of two-time FIFA World Cup and Mexico National Team midfielder Marco Fabián (pronounced: Fah-bee-AHN). Fabián will be added to the Union’s active roster following receipt of his International Transfer Certificate and P1 Visa and will occupy an international roster slot as a Designated Player.

Dawn Watson's Pet Tip of the Week: Loving a Special Needs Dog

 

Dawn Watson | CNBNews Contributor

  

  
People often ask why I care for elderly and special needs dogs. I generally answer by saying that they need me. But the truth is, I need them.

 

   There are many folks whose main priority in life is to nurture. We thrive only when having someone to care for. When a rescue reaches out to me, describing a small dog  abandoned because of blindness, old age, or other disabilities I step in. I can’t say no.

A Brush with the Law

Prominent Gallery Owner Sentenced for Defrauding Clients

The fine art world trades largely on names—names like da Vinci, Picasso, and Cézanne that can make the value of a canvas soar, and the names of dealers and gallery owners who operate in this rarified air by virtue of their own reputation and renown. Ezra Chowaiki was one of those dealers, and his gallery on New York’s Park Avenue catered to art collectors, buyers, and sellers from around the globe.

WATCH VIDEO: The Dinkheller Documentary Tells The Real Story

 

CNB Editor's Note: Above police cam video on the incident courtesy of  YouTube

 

 

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CAPE MAY COUNTY, NJ--My name is Joe Berg, and I am the President and State Delegate of Cape May County PBA Local 401, representing the Cape May County Prosecutor’s Office. I wanted to reach out and let your readers know about an upcoming event hosted by Local 401. It is a discussion of the film Dinkheller.

Mount Sinai and USC Researchers Develop Prostate Cancer Prediction Tool

 

That Has Unmatched Accuracy

Current tools used to predict prostate cancer progression are generally subjective in nature, leading to differing interpretations among clinicians

Newswise — New York, NY (February 7, 2019) — A team of researchers from the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai and Keck School of Medicine at the University of Southern California (USC) have developed a novel machine-learning framework that distinguishes between low- and high-risk prostate cancer with more precision than ever before. The framework, described in a Scientific Reports paper published today, is intended to help physicians—in particular, radiologists—more accurately identify treatment options for prostate cancer patients, lessening the chance of unnecessary clinical intervention.

How an Attorney Can Help You After a Car Accident

 

(February 8, 2019)--Anyone who has ever been in a car accident has probably pondered the idea of hiring an attorney. Maybe you have recently been involved in an accident and

are wondering this very question. If so, be advised that there are certain ways in which

personal injury lawyers could help you, including the following.

Dealing with the Insurance Company

If you haven’t already gotten one, it won’t be long until you receive a telephone call from your insurance company. You may have been paying the company for years and have had a friendly relationship with your agent. Do not take this to mean that the insurance adjustor is on your side. That person’s job is to ask questions in such a manner that your answers relieve them from all liability. It’s a dirty trick, but one that is used all too often.

Governor Murphy Signs “Alyssa’s Law”

TRENTON NJ (February 6, 2019) – Governor Phil Murphy today signed A764, also known as “Alyssa’s Law”, requiring all New Jersey public schools to install silent panic alarms that will alert law enforcement during emergencies such as an active shooter, or to employ an alternative emergency mechanism approved by the Department of Education. “Alyssa’s Law” will become a state requirement for all public elementary and secondary schools. This law is in memory of Alyssa Alhadeff, a New Jersey native from Woodcliff Lake who was among the 17 people that were killed in the Parkland shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School last February.

Drug Criminals: Jail or Court-Ordered Rehab?

by Thanush Poulsen

GLOUCESTER CITY, NJ(CNBNewsnet)(February 7, 2019)--Rehabilitation programs form part of sentencing for drug-related offenses like DWI and DUI charges in some cases. A person facing a drug-related crime may be sentenced to undergo rehabilitation instead of serving a jail term. Such a sentence gives an individual a chance to regain sobriety and the control required to lead a healthy, safe life.

Essentially, when a drug court orders a person to undergo rehabilitation, it grants them an opportunity to get the assistance required for addicts to become better socially. The court programs equip them with the necessary skills to lead a sober life and develop positive behaviors. This empowers a person to lead a balanced life and gain confidence.

The aim of ordering a person to undergo rehabilitation is to enable them to interact with their society members in a way that is healthy. What’s more, court appointed rehab (see this website) reduces the possibility of a person becoming a repeat offender. Programs of the court provide the tools and assistance required to recover from addiction instead of receiving a punishment that may not alleviate substance abuse illness in the long run.

Philadelphia Union Sign Defender Kai Wagner

February 6, 2019

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21-year-old leftback joins Philadelphia from German club Würzburger Kickers

CHESTER, Pa. (February 6, 2019) – Philadelphia Union announced today that the club has signed defender Kai Wagner (pronounced: Kye VAHg-nur) from German side Würzburger Kickers in exchange for an undisclosed transfer fee. A 21-year-old leftback, Wagner will be added to the Union’s active roster following receipt of his International Transfer Certificate and P1 Visa and will occupy an international roster slot.

IS YOUR LOVE LETTER SWOON-WORTHY ENOUGH TO WIN A TIFFANY RING?

In the era of online dating, Cupid's age-old trappings like hand-written love notes have fallen by the wayside. But this timeless display of affection will never go out of style. Given the rarity, a love letter could be just what you need to win over that crush, rekindle the romance, or even show your squad-love for Galentine's Day. When was the last time you told someone you loved how you really felt?  Where do you even begin?

Luckily, expert writers Dalma Heyn and Richard Marek have your back.  

This husband and wife team of New York Times best-selling authors are sharing insight and advice to communicating love in the digital age.  

Whether it's platonic or romantic, Heyn and Marek will show your audience secrets to crafting the perfect love letter, the three things every lover note must have, and the complexity of communicating love in the age of Tinder. They also have examples of hilarious "worst ever" letters that encourage the audience to respond with their own "worst evers."

ABOUT THE 2019 LOVE LETTER CONTEST:

How to Build Your Own IoT Technology

 

(CNBNewsnet)(February 7, 2019)--If you’re looking for a new tech project to sink your teeth into, then why not consider building your own Internet of Things technology?

To help you out along the way, you’re going to a need a number of different tools, and you’re going to need a clear direction.

Here’s how to set about building your own piece of IoT technology:

Determine your project

The first thing that you need to do once you know that you want to build your own IoT tech is to determine your exact project. If you don’t, you will end up wasting valuable time, effort, and resources going in a direction that neither interests you nor brings you any benefit. Quite simply, you have to set your stall out right away.

 

Some of the different types of IoT tech that you can get stuck into creating include:

Guest Opinion: Media Covers For Cory Booker

February 6, 2019

Catholic League president Bill Donohue comments on media reaction to Sen. Cory Booker's questioning of a Trump judicial nominee:
 
Sen. Cory Booker, like so many Democrats these days, has a problem with religion. But fortunately for him, the media are giving him cover.

Which Class of 43 Million people was Conspicuously Omitted in Trump’s SOTU?

 

Peter Rosenberger, author, syndicated radio host, and 30-year caregiver

While some sat on their hands, others leaped to their feet to applaud President Trump’s soaring appeal during his State of the Union Address for the current Congress to honor its legacy by tackling immense issues. Border security, immigration, AIDS, and pediatric cancer made President Trump’s issues lists worthy of a united American government.

Although tackling heavily divisive topics such as socialism and abortion, he omitted a class of 43.5 million unpaid caregivers.

What to Do If You Get Bitten by a Dog

 

GLOUCESTER CITY, NJ(CNBNewsnet)(February 6, 2019)You never expect to be bitten by a dog. While it’s commonly believed that most dog bites happen at the park, half of them occur in the home where the dog lives. While adults are a common target because their size might be considered threatening to the animal, around 20 percent of dog bites happen to children.

Here’s what to do if you get bitten by a dog.

Get the Animal Secured or Escape the Area

The first thing to do is to stop the threat. If the animal’s owner is nearby, they can be very helpful in calling their K9 by his or her name and encouraging them to calm down. The owner’s reassurance that you’re not a threat to them is often enough to reduce the dog’s anxiety level and discontinue their natural fight or flight response.

Traffic Fatalities on a High After Cannabis Legalisation

Newswise (February 6, 2019)--— Legalizing the sale of cannabis for recreational use can lead to a short-term increase in traffic fatalities in legalizing states and their neighboring jurisdictions, new research suggests.

34,709 Recent Crimes Committed by Illegal Aliens:Where’s the News Coverage?

By Kumar Balani

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There were 34,709 crimes of various types committed by illegal aliens in fiscal years 2016, 2017 and the 11 months of 2018, according to the United States Customs and Border Patrol or CBP, one of the seven components of the Department of Homeland Security.

While the largest number of crimes - more than fifteen thousand or 44 percent of the arrests and convictions of illegal aliens - were for unlawful entry or reentry, all the other crimes – 19,510 offenses or 56 percent - caused financial, medical, physical, psychological or sexual harm, impairment, or damage to the hapless victims, or led to their deaths. 

This includes crimes such as ‘driving under the influence’ of alcohol or drugs or narcotics, or the possession, trafficking, and transport of deadly weapons and drugs – that resulted in, or had the potential to result in harm to or death of people.  

The range of crime types during this three-year period was so wide that almost 5,700 or one of every six crimes were placed under the category of ‘other’. Needless to say, these ‘other’ un-categorized crimes may also have caused bodily harm.

CNB Hunting/Fishing PA: PNEUMONIA LIKELY CAUSED UPPER DAUPHIN DEER DEATHS

 

HARRISBURG, PA (January 2019)--- The mystery surrounding the deaths of perhaps two dozen deer in upper Dauphin County might have been solved.

Preliminary test results have come back for three deer picked up in the Powell’s Valley area, and all three had one or more types of pneumonia. Further testing to check for the presence of other diseases has not yet returned results.

Rutgers Study Finds Rise in Overdoses from Opioids in Diarrhea Drug

Misuse of over-the-counter drugs with the ingredient loperamide can result in cardiac failure

 

 

Newswise — A Rutgers study has uncovered a new threat in the opiate epidemic: Overdoses of loperamide, an over-the-counter diarrhea medication, have been steadily increasing in number and severity nationwide over five years

Misuse of the drug is particularly alarming because non-prescription drugs like loperamide are inexpensive, readily available online and in retail stores, undetectable on routine drug tests and can be bought in large quantities at one time.

 

Four Ways to Provide for Your Family

 

(February 5, 2019)--It doesn’t matter if you’re a mom or a dad - providing for your family will feel like an innate, instinctual obligation. More than that, it’s one of the most pleasurable things that you can do as a responsible, thoughtful parent. The question is: in which areas are your provisions most required and appreciated? How can you translate your work and your earnings into the kind of life that your family deserves? This short article has the answers, looking at four main pillars of family life, and how you can help support them through constant loving provision.

Finances

All families rely on a constant source of income to provide the material necessities and lifestyle extras of family life. As a parent, providing in the economic arena is as important as it comes, because a sudden loss of income can cause huge disruption to your way of life and stability of your family. Whether it’s doubling down at work, finding extra employment, or taking out a single premium life insurance policy to protect yourself in worst-case scenarios, managing your family’s finances will help your children and your partner grow in a nourishing, safe environment.

 

Emotional Support

Governor Noem Signs NRA-backed Constitutional Carry Bill

 

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Fairfax, Va. - The National Rifle Association today applauded South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem for signing into law Senate Bill 47, NRA-backed legislation that fully recognizes the constitutional right of law-abiding gun owners to carry a concealed firearm.

GUEST OPINION: In Israel, “Smart Fences” Make Respectful Neighbors

 

By David Rubin, former mayor of Shiloh, Israel 

Israel has, for years, been trying, with only limited success, to achieve peace with its neighbors. In return, it has received international boycotts, repeated rocket attacks, and horrific terrorist bombings on its civilian population. The most difficult fronts have been Lebanon and Syria, where the proxy of Iran, Hezbollah, has 150,000 missiles pointed at Israel’s main cities, and Gaza, from where Iranian-supported Hamas has been firing rockets at Israel. Recently, both Islamic terror groups have been attempting terrorist infiltrations into Israel through illegally-built underground tunnels.

**JUST ANNOUNCED** The Band Perry May 10 and Tim McGraw June 28 & June 29 at Hard Rock AC

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

  

 

2019 ENTERTAINMENT LINEUP

Revised sediment and stormwater regulations for Delaware will go into effect February 11

DOVER DELAWARE (Feb. 1, 2019) – Revised Delaware sediment and stormwater regulations from the Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control will become effective Feb. 11, DNREC Secretary Shawn M. Garvin announced today. The regulations were developed with diverse public participation through a Regulatory Advisory Committee (RAC), Secretary Garvin said, with RAC members forging a consensus on a range of regulatory issues.

Answered Questions You Might Have About PDF File Format

 

(February 4, 2019)--PDF is no mystery or a strange appearance in the sky. It's a regular file format that we use on a daily basis. But there are still a lot of questions
unanswered. Maybe because we are lazy to research, investigate and ask for the answers? Doesn't matter the reason, this article will try to answer all the questions about PDF file format and explain what PDF really is.

The basics of PDF file format

 

• What does PDF stand for

PDF stands for Printable Document Format. The name pretty much explains its' main feature. This format is in great visual shape for printing reasons. It's universal, doesn't change forms and can be viewed on any device.

 

• How do I open a PDF file?

DNREC Fish & Wildlife Natural Resources Police Blotter: January 21-27

 

Reminder for the week: Conservation Order allows snow goose harvest

 

DOVER (Feb. 1, 2019) – To achieve public compliance with laws and regulations through education and enforcement actions that help conserve Delaware’s fish and wildlife resources and ensure safe boating and public safety, DNREC’s Fish & Wildlife Natural Resources Police officers between Jan. 21-27 made 1,209 contacts with hunters, anglers, boaters, and the general public, issuing 56 citations. Officers responded to 42 complaints regarding possible violations of laws and regulations or requests to assist the public. An increased Fish & Wildlife Natural Resources Police presence continued at the C&D Canal Conservation Area and Michael N. Castle Trail.

A Nebraska COTA Family is Celebrating American Heart Month

Thanks to Their Toddler’s Heart Transplant

February 1, 2019 -- February is the month to celebrate love and hearts. Since 1964, February has been known as American Heart Month throughout the United States. For the Protiva family of Omaha, Nebraska, February truly is a month to celebrate selfless gifts from the heart. Their son, Abel Falcon, is alive and able to celebrate Valentine’s Day this year because of the new heart he received nearly two years ago.

 

 

U.S. Coast Guard sets Winter Port Condition One for Chesapeake Bay and Tributaries

The previous title did not reflect an update in terminology.
"Ice Condition 3" should have been "Winter Port Condition One"

BALTIMORE — The Coast Guard Sector Maryland-National Capital Region Captain of the Port (COTP) set ice condition three Thursday, and cautions mariners to be aware of ice formation on the Chesapeake Bay and its tributaries.

Ice condition three is set when weather conditions are favorable for the formation of ice in navigable waters.

DNREC Division of Fish & Wildlife promotes additional hunting opportunities in February

Snow Goose Conservation Order, special youth waterfowl hunting day to open

 

DOVER (Jan. 31, 2019) – DNREC’s Division of Fish & Wildlife is promoting additional hunting opportunities in February with the opening of the Snow Goose Conservation Order Feb. 4 and the second special youth waterfowl hunting day on Feb. 9.

 

Snow Goose Conservation Order

The Snow Goose Conservation Order will be open Monday, Feb. 4 through Friday, Feb. 8, closing for the youth waterfowl hunting day on Saturday, Feb. 9, and reopening Monday, Feb. 11 through Friday, April 12. Snow goose hunters can still hunt on the youth waterfowl day, when regular snow goose season bag limits and hunting regulations apply. The Snow Goose Conservation Order is a separate season open only for snow geese that occurs when Delaware’s regular waterfowl hunting seasons are closed. The Snow Goose Conservation Order is not open on Sundays.

Anniversary Celebrating Polish-USA Relations

Republic of Poland Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki celebrates with U.S. Ambassador Georgette Mosbacher, the Polish-USA bond at the historic Bristol Hotel in Warsaw. 

By Raymond Rolak | CNBNews Contributor

 

WARSAW, POLAND (January 31, 2019)--  Diplomats and officials from Poland and the USA gathered at the historic and elegant Bristol Hotel to mark the centennial of diplomatic relations recently.  Poland established diplomatic relations with the United States in 1919, regained independence on November 11, 1918, the day World War I ended.  This was after 123 years of partition by Russia, Austria and Prussia. 

 

“These anniversaries provide opportunities for both countries to celebrate these momentous events together and to renew and strengthen people-to-people ties by highlighting our shared histories, shared values, and cooperation,” the US embassy said through a released statement.

Bristol Hotel in Warsaw where Paderewski held his first government in 1919.

 

Local 98 Union Boss John ‘Doc’ Dougherty and His Friends Indicted

John Dougherty

(photo courtesy of Fox 29)

 

 

PHILADELPHIA Pa (January 30, 2019)— First Assistant United States Attorney Jennifer Arbittier Williams announced today that a grand jury returned a 116-count Indictment, charging Local 98 of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers (“Local 98”) Business Manager John Dougherty, Philadelphia City Councilman Robert Henon, Local 98 employees Brian Burrows, Michael Neill, Marita Crawford, Niko Rodriguez, Brian Fiocca, and local business owner Anthony Massa with a multitude of federal crimes, including embezzlement, wire fraud, and public corruption offenses.