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New Jersey Dioceses to Establish Victim Compensation and Counseling Program

 

Cardinal Joseph W. Tobin, C.Ss.R., Archbishop of Newark, (photo) announced today that the Archdiocese of Newark and the Dioceses of Camden, Trenton, Paterson and Metuchen are committed to the establishment of a Victim Compensation and Counseling Program.  The details and mechanics of this Program will be finalized after consultation with – and input from – all stakeholders, and will be released when they are available.

Wanaque Center Completes Separation of Patients

Department Rescinds Call for Medical Reserve Corp

  

During onsite monitoring on Saturday, the Department of Health confirmed that the Wanaque Center for Nursing and Rehabilitation has completed separating medically fragile residents without symptoms in the pediatric respiratory unit—where the adenovirus outbreak has spread—from those who have the virus, including grouping residents by laboratory testing status and symptoms experienced by residents.

New Rates Keep PSE&G Bills Stable and 30 Percent Lower Than in 2008

 

On October 29, 2018, PSE&G received approval from the New Jersey Board of Public Utilities of the settlement of its distribution base rate review. The settlement agreement keeps bills for the typical combined electric and gas residential customer stable and at levels that are 30 percent lower than customers paid in 2008.

The new rates became effective on November 1:

• The typical combined residential electric and gas customer can expect a reduction of 0.1 percent, or about $2 less per year.
• Business electric customers on average will see no bill change, while gas customers on average will see a reduction of 1-2 percent.

Burlington Doctor Arrested for Role in $20 Million Telemedicine Compounded Medication Scheme

 

NEWARK, N.J. – A Burlington, New Jersey, man was arrested Friday for his role in a telemedicine scheme to prescribe expensive compounded medications to patients who did not need them, U.S. Attorney Craig Carpenito announced.

Dr. Bernard Ogon, 45, is charged by complaint with one count of conspiracy to commit health care fraud. He made his initial court appearance this afternoon before U.S. Magistrate Judge Joseph A. Dickson in Newark federal court and was released on $500,000 secured bond.

According to documents filed in this case and statements made in court:

 

DRPA Announces Bond Rating Upgrades by S&P Global Ratings and Moody’s Investors Service

 Ratings agency cites DRPA’s “very strong” managerial team, a strong financial risk profile and performance, with the ability to execute and fund its 5-year capital program

CAMDEN, NJ – Citing “very strong management and governance with an experienced management team and a history of maintaining the bridge system’s cash flows to finance the capital program,” on November 16, 2018, S&P Global Ratings (S&P) has raised its long-term underlying rating (SPUR) on the Delaware River Port Authority’s (DRPA) revenue bonds outstanding to ‘A+’ from ‘A’ and its rating on the DRPA’s port district project bonds to ‘A’ from ‘A-’. The outlook is ‘stable’.

Burlington's Kyle Kaluhiokalani Named to Castleton Wrestling Roster

CASTLETON, VT (11/19/2018)-- Kyle Kaluhiokalani (Burlington, NJ) was recently named to the Castleton wrestling roster for the 2018-19 season. To view the full roster, schedule, results and more visit www.CastletonSports.com.

State Troopers Attend Blue Mass at the Cathedral Basilica of the Sacred Heart

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NEWARK, NJ (November 16, 2018)(CNBNewsnet)--On Thursday, November 8, a contingent of State Troopers joined law enforcement from across the state at the annual Blue Mass at the Cathedral Basilica of the Sacred Heart in Newark, N.J.

This mass honors the men and women who gave their lives in the line of duty. 

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Girl Scout Troop 50061 Visit State Police

Last week, New Jersey State Police Colonel Patrick Callahan and SFC Rebecca Velez welcomed Girl Scout Troop 50061 out of Jackson to State Police Headquarters.

Colonel Callahan and SFC Velez led the scouts on a tour of the museum and talked about the history and tradition of the NJSP. The girls had opportunity to ask questions and learn about being leaders.

The Girl Scout Troop is working on their "Inside Government" badge by visiting the museum.

The State Police wish the young ladies success as they work on completing their achievements!

Are You Looking For A Driver Safety Class?

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New Brunswick,New Jersey (PR MediaRelease) November 2018

The AARP Smart Driver class, offered by AARP Driver Safety, is the nation’s first and largest refresher course designed specifically for drivers age 50 and older. For more than 35 years, the course has taught over 16 million drivers proven safety strategies so they can continue driving safely for as long as possible. Courses in New Jersey are offered in English, Spanish and Chinese in a traditional classroom setting taught by AARP-trained volunteers, classes are also offered in English and Spanish for online course that may be taken from your home computer at your own pace.

The Smart Driver class will help you:

Save Our Schools NJ: Charter Schools Survey

 

(November 18, 2018)--The New Jersey Department of Education (NJDOE) is reviewing the role of charter schools in our state. As part of this process, NJDOE is asking parents, teachers and other residents to answer four questions about New Jersey charter school laws and policies, including ways to improve how charter schools operate in our state.

Please take a minute to share your thoughts and experiences with the NJDOE.

CLICK HERE FOR THE SURVEY

ANSWERS MUST BE SUBMITTED BY WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 21^st

NJ Dept. of Health Investing $7 Million to Fund E-Cigarette Public Awareness Campaign

 

 

TRENTON, NJ (November 2018)(CNBNewsnet)--The Department of Health is investing nearly $7 million in new projects to fight smoking and e-cigarette “vaping” among youth. These efforts include an education campaign to warn teens and young adults about the dangers of e-cigarettes and other electronic “vaping” devices that allow users to inhale highly addictive flavored nicotine vapor. 

The $6.7 million in new projects will include the formation of “Youth Action Teams” to reduce smoking and vaping among their peers in school.

State Police Seize 27 pounds of Fentanyl Pills, Heroin, and Shut Down Drug Production Mill

Suspects Found with 2 Kilograms of Powder Fentanyl, Heroin, Weapons and Ammo

Irvington Township, N.J. - The New Jersey State Police Auto Theft Task Force, which is comprised of the Division of Criminal Justice, Newark Police Department, and Bloomfield Police Department, arrested Juan Rodriguez, 43, and Beatrice Sepulveda, 29, both of Irvington Township, N.J., and shut down a narcotics processing mill, seizing 27 pounds of fentanyl pills and other narcotics.

CNB Spotlight on College Students from NJ

 

Wall Township Resident Featured on Global Stage for Game Design Work

PEORIA, IL (11/15/2018)-- A team of Bradley University game designers has been highlighted for their impressive work by DreamHack.com, home of the world's largest computer festivals.

Luke Piazza from Wall Township (07719) helped create the Match-Ride Rescue game for a class assignment. Bradley University's team is one of 11 teams selected to network and participate in this month's Atlanta Student Game Showcase.

Pepco Holdings’ Wendy Stark Takes on Expanded Role as New SVP for Legal and Regulatory Strategy

 

Stark to oversee legal and regulatory efforts driving clean, safe, reliable, and affordable energy service across the District of Columbia, Delaware, Maryland, and New Jersey

 

WASHINGTON, D.C. (November 16, 2018) – Pepco Holdings has named Wendy Stark senior vice president for Legal and Regulatory Strategy & General Counsel. She replaces Paul Bonney, who will retire in December after a 28-year career with Pepco Holdings and the Exelon family of companies.

Union County, New Jersey, Woman Admits Role In $2 Million Debt Payoff Scheme

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NEWARK, N.J. – A Union County, New Jersey, woman today admitted making and using phony money orders, cashier’s checks, receipts and other fabricated documents to fraudulently discharge $2 million in mortgages, student loans, and other financial obligations, U.S. Attorney Craig Carpenito announced.

SmarterSafer Coalition: Nine Years After Nor’Ida, National Flood Insurance Program Still Needs Reform

BACKGROUND

In November 2009, nor’easter storm Nor’Ida ravaged New Jersey with coastal losses approaching $180 million. Antiquated federal disaster policies made it difficult for New Jersey homeowners to
rebuild after the devastating storm. Nine years on from Nor’Ida, problems with federal disaster policy have still not been fixed. As storms become more frequent and intense, more lives will be vulnerable to catastrophes. We need updated federal disaster policies to better protect people in harm’s way, the environment and taxpayers.

 

Get Some Fall Fishing In! Register with the Saltwater Registry NOW!

 

TRENTON, NJ (November 2018)--All saltwater anglers are reminded to register with the FREE NJ Saltwater Recreational Registry Program (NJSRRP) prior to fishing. Registrations expire on December 31 and must be renewed annually. Anglers who were previously registered but haven't renewed for 2018 should do so before fishing.

*Registrations can be renewed for 2019 beginning on December 15^th.

Anglers with a valid license/registration from another state, or a NJ freshwater license, are still required to register with the NJSRRP.

Visit www.saltwaterregistry.nj.gov for more information or to register. To renew a previous registration, select "RENEW ANY REGISTRATION". Anglers or for-hire vessel owners/operators who have not registered with the NJSRRP previously should select "NEW INDIVIDUAL REGISTRATION" or "NEW FOR-HIRE REGISTRATION" respectively.

CHOP Opens Manufacturing Facility, Making Tools for Disease Cures

Published  in CHOP News

 

For over a century after the Civil War, Philadelphia laid claim to being the “Workshop of the World,” producing trains, tools, textiles and a multitude of other manufactured goods. An Oct. 31 event at Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP) highlighted the city’s present-day role in manufacturing 21st century products: tools for precision medicine.

*Trip to Radio City Music Hall Christmas Show

Coast Guard, SeaStreak ferry assist vessel taking on water off Sandy Hook Bay, N.J.

 

NEW YORK NY November 17,2018– The Coast Guard and a SeaStreak ferry assisted four people from a boat taking on water near Sandy Hook Bay, New Jersey, Saturday.

 

At approximately 3:50 p.m., watchstanders at Coast Guard Station Sandy Hook received a mayday call via VHF-FM radio channel 21 that a 21-foot pleasure boat was taking on water with four people aboard. 

 

State Police Respond to Over 1,000 MV Accidents During 12-Hour Period

 

TRENTON, NJ (November 16,2018)(CNBNewsnet)--As of 12:00 p.m. Friday, November 16, the New Jersey State Police have responded to 1,076 motor vehicle crashes and 2,066 motorist aids in NJSP patrolled areas since midnight yesterday.

Aids can be anything from spinouts, flat tires, mechanical breakdowns, etc.

Although the snow and ice have melted as the result of rising temperatures, standing water and wet roadways have the potential to re-freeze as temperatures drop.

Guest Opinion: Satanists Love Abortion

Catholic League president Bill Donohue comments on The Satanic Temple:

 
A recent article in the Los Angeles Times about The Satanic Temple said the organization "describes itself as a political activism group that promotes certain beliefs such as free will and political tolerance." Satanists believe in free will and political tolerance? That inspired me to check out their website.

NJ Trooper Named to FBI Bulletin Notes

Bulletin Notes

Law enforcement officers are challenged daily while answering the call of duty; they face each encounter freely and unselfishly. In certain instances, their actions warrant special attention from their respective departments. The Bulletin also wants to recognize those situations that transcend the normal rigors of the profession.

New Jersey State Police Trooper Robert Meyer was asleep after working a night shift. His neighbor, after seeing a marked car parked outside, woke him to seek help for her 2-week-old granddaughter, who was choking and in distress.

NJDOH confirms 11th Pediatric Death Of Wanaque Patient

 

Commissioner Requests MRC Volunteers to Speed Up Separation of Patients

  

TRENTON, NJ (November 16, 2018)--A severely ill child with a confirmed case of adenovirus died last night in a North Jersey hospital. The child had been a resident of the Wanaque Center for Nursing and Rehabilitation in Haskell and was among 34 pediatric adenovirus cases that have been associated with the current outbreak, including a total of 11 deaths.

Mullica Hill's Nicholas Conti represents JMU in the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade

 

HARRISONBURG, VA (11/12/2018)-- Nicholas Conti of Mullica Hill, NJ, a member of the 2018 Marching Royal Dukes of James Madison University, will travel to New York City with the marching band to perform in the 92nd annual Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade.

Conti, class of and majoring in Marketing, plays in the band's Saxophone - Alto section.

The Marching Royal Dukes date to 1972 when JMU established a football program. Membership in the band is open to all JMU students, regardless of their academic majors.

 

BETS CONTINUE TO POUR INTO NEW JERSEY’S SPORTSBOOKS

As sports gambling continues to grow in popularity, New Jersey’s online casinos and poker set to hit $1 billion in lifetime revenue

(ATLANTIC CITY, N.J.) —  New Jersey’s online and retail sportsbooks set a new high in wagers in October while blowing past the $500 million mark in wagers since sports betting was legalized in June. This as the early winners of the fledgling industry continue to make gains, according to analysts for PlayNJ.com.    

Dates for Little League World Series 2019 Set

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Fans from around the world can begin making their plans to attend each of the seven Little League^® World Series Tournaments in 2019, as the dates and logos were officially approved at the annual fall meeting of the Little League International Board of Directors on Friday, Nov. 9. In addition to the dates for each of the events, the official logos for all seven World Series events were revealed.

Action Wellness Presents: Action Heroes Wear Red

AmeriHealth Caritas Proudly Joins Campaign to Raise Awareness About HIV on the 30th Anniversary of World AIDS Day...World AIDS Day - Saturday, December 1, 2018
 

Philadelphia, PA (November 2018) - On Saturday, December 1, 2018, Action Wellness will observe World AIDS Day in partnership with AmeriHealth Caritas.  As a part of their annual campaign “Action Heroes Wear Red”,  friends and allies are asked to wear red, or a red ribbon, on this day to raise awareness for World AIDS Day. This day is an opportunity for people to unite in the fight against HIV and to commemorate those who have died from AIDS-related illness.

The Muhlenberg Football Team Receives NCAA Tournament Bid

 

ALLENTOWN, PA (11/13/2018)-- Following a 9-1 regular season, the Muhlenberg football team received an at-large berth to the NCAA Division III Championships. The Mules will play their first- round game at Delaware Valley on Saturday, November 17, at noon.

The following local students are members of the team:

Malcolm Henry of Elmer

Jon Stoerrle of Marmora

 

Two Jefferson Health – NJ Nurses Receive March of Dimes ‘Nurse of the Year’ Awards

 

Two Jefferson Health - New Jersey nurses were honored with March of Dimes Nurse of the Year awards at a special event held in Old Bridge, NJ. The program recognizes NJ-based nurses in 12 different categories who exemplify an extraordinary level of patient care, compassion and customer service. Jefferson Health was honored to have 10 nominees this year, three of whom moved into finalists in their respective categories.

Jefferson Health – New Jersey’s March of Dimes “Nurse of the Year” winners are:

12th Case Identified in Ocean County Measles Outbreak

 

 

The New Jersey Department of Health is warning residents that a twelfth case of measles — a highly contagious disease — has been confirmed in Ocean County. This individual could have exposed others to the infection while in Ocean County between November 6 and November 9.

Anyone who visited the following locations may have been exposed to measles:

IOWA STATE UNIVERSITY STUDY: Weightlifting is good for your heart and it doesn’t take much

 

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  Iowa State researcher DC Lee says you don't have to invest a lot of time lifting weights to lower your risk for cardiovascular disease.

 

 

Newswise — AMES, Iowa – Lifting weights for less than an hour a week may reduce your risk for a heart attack or stroke by 40 to 70 percent, according to a new Iowa State University study. Spending more than an hour in the weight room did not yield any additional benefit, the researchers found.

GUEST OPINION: IT’S TIME TO ADD VALUE TO NEW JERSEY TEACHER EVALUATIONS

JOHN KELLMAYER | NOVEMBER 15, 2018

 

The current system of evaluating teachers in the Garden State all but ignores an extremely important, if controversial, tool 

I was a New Jersey school principal and district superintendent for more than 25 years. I estimate that I did more than 2,000 formal teacher observations. The process by which New Jersey teachers are evaluated has changed dramatically in the last several years. However, this process is seriously flawed and occasionally has been politically motivated.

A recent report by the New Teacher Project that examined the performance of thousands of teachers and administrators in 12 districts and four states found that less than 1 percent received an unsatisfactory rating. Former U.S. Secretary of Education Arne Duncan sarcastically remarked, “Today in our country 99 percent of our teachers are above average.”

Flying from Philly? Ten tips for family travelers

PHILADELPHIA, PA (November 15, 2018)(CNBNewsnet)--With Christmas around the corner, Philadelphia International Airport will be the holiday launchpad for hordes of festive families.

But whether you’re joining family Tampa or Toronto, or headed for Amsterdam, Rome or Paris, you might need some advice on pre-flight activities in and around the City of Brotherly Love’s air transport hub.

With that in mind, here are ten tips for family travelers flying from Philly.

1.Rocky Steps and Statue

No self-respecting film fan visits Philly without running up the Rocky Steps at the Philadelphia Museum of Art and having their photo snapped hands aloft like Sly Stallone’s pugilistic silver screen hero.

Independence Blue Cross is spreading cheer for the 25th anniversary of Blue Cross RiverRink

 

Blue Cross Riverrink

 

PHILADELPHIA, PA (November, 2018)(CNBNewsnet)--For a quarter century, the Blue Cross RiverRink season has started on Black Friday to help ring in the holidays . This year, it’s opening up with a very special treat for Philadelphia. Thanks to a generous gift from Independence Blue Cross, the rink’s founding and sustaining sponsor, ice skating (including admission and skate rental) will be completely free on opening day!

Youth Firearm Hunt Saturday, November 17

TRENTON, NJ (November 14, 2018)(CNBNewsnet)--This Saturday, November 17, is New Jersey's Youth Firearm Deer Hunt Day giving youth hunters an opportunity to harvest a deer prior to the opening of the regular firearm hunting seasons. The hunt is an extension of the Six-day Firearm Season so no special season deer permit is required, and antler point and "antlerless deer first" requirements do NOT apply.

State Police Charge Shamong Township Woman Found with 44 Deceased Dogs in Home

130 Additional Dogs Found Living in Inhumane Conditions

Donna Roberts

 

Shamong Township, N.J. (November 14, 2018)(CNBNewsnet) – The New Jersey State Police have arrested Donna Roberts, 65, from Shamong Township, N.J., for keeping more than 100 dogs in deplorable and inhumane conditions in and around her home on Oakshade Road.

DRPA PARTICIPANT IN NATIONAL TRAFFIC INCIDENT RESPONSE AWARENESS WEEK

Campaign goal is to raise awareness about the dangers emergency responders face every day

The Delaware River Port Authority, in coordination with the Delaware Valley Regional Planning Commission (DVRPC), is joining forces with several other transportation agencies to participate in National Traffic Incident Response Awareness Week. 

RAIN- A Tribute to The Beatles in Atlantic City on November 17th to Benefit Sidney Kimmel Cancer Center at Jefferson Health

 

 

ATLANTIC CITY NJ (November 2018)(CNBNewsnet)-RAIN – A Tribute to The Beatles presented by The B.A.C. Cancer Transportation Fund will celebrate the 50th anniversary of the release of The Beatles Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band by bringing its Broadway show to Atlantic City’s Ovation Hall at Ocean Resort and Casino on Saturday, November 17. One hundred percent of the proceeds from ticket sales will benefit Jefferson Health’s Sidney Kimmel Cancer Center and cancer research in Philadelphia.

5 Cases of Ocean County Measles Outbreak

The New Jersey Department of Health is warning residents that 5 additional cases of measles — a highly contagious disease — have been confirmed in Ocean County.  This brings the total to 11 confirmed cases. These individuals could have exposed others to the infection while in Ocean County on November 1.

Anyone who visited the following locations may have been exposed to measles:

Joseph R. Peterson, of Gloucester City; WW II Navy Veteran; Philadelphia Shipyard Machinist

Joseph Robert Peterson

 

Gloucester City - On November 7, 2018. Age 92. Born in Gloucester City, he was the son of the late Joseph R. and Sara (Alloway) Peterson. Beloved father of Debra A. Peterson and Barbara Brown; grandfather of Neonta Peterson-Sittinghawk; great-grandfather of Eliyah, Elliott, Seth, Asa. He is also survived by many nieces and nephews.

COLORFUL MURALS PAY HOMAGE TO PAST AND PRESENT BRIDGE WORKERS

 

New Murals Craft a Better Transportation Experience for Pedestrians, Motorists

Two new murals, which adorn the walls of the 5th Street Vehicular and Pedestrian Tunnels located beneath the Ben Franklin Bridge, were unveiled during a dedication ceremony on Saturday, November 3, 2018.

The public was invited to see the artwork up close during the event, which was held at 5th and Race Streets in downtown Philadelphia.

“The Delaware River Port Authority has a strong commitment to building community and supporting community initiatives. The development and installation of these murals helps to strengthen that commitment,” said DRPA CEO John Hanson during the ceremony.

TOM GOLDSCHMIDT-TEACHER EXTRAORDINARE

by Gus Danks | GCHS Alumnus Class of '63

(reprinted from The Maryan 1963 yearbook)

 

Tom was my English teacher at Gloucester Catholic High School in South Jersey fifty-five years ago. He died last week at the age of eighty-one. He graduated first in his class at Villanova many years ago and came back for a few years to his former high school to teach us and to serve as an excellent role model.

I told Tom on a few occasions that he was the best teacher I ever had - in high school or in college. He was an excellent lecturer and an elevating presence to students like me, who surely were in need of some elevation. He continued in teaching for many years at Moorestown High School before moving into the real estate industry.

NJBIA Statement on Amazon Announcement of HQ2 Headquarters

 

NJBIA President and CEO Michele N. Siekerka Esq. issued the following statement following the announcement of Northern Virginia and New York City as locations for Amazon's HQ2 Headquarters this morning.
 

"We should take a moment to feel proud that Newark was considered as a finalist for Amazon HQ2 among the most prominent cities in the nation. Newark's exciting rebirth, where we have seen billions of dollars in high-tech investment, serves as a model for how New Jersey can own the innovation mantle in the 21st century and replicate it in urban areas across the state.

Kennedy Health Care Foundation, Joe Devine Dedicate ‘The Barsky Family Surgical Suite’ at Jefferson Washington Township Hospital

 

 

Sewell, NJ – The Barsky family has had a long history with Jefferson Health in New Jersey. The late Dr. Paul Barsky played an integral part in the planning, construction, and 1972 opening of Jefferson Washington Township Hospital (which, for many years, was part of the then-Kennedy Health system). His son, Dr. Robert Barsky, a Jefferson Health – New Jersey urologist and longtime board member, has shown support for the health care organization’s continual growth and progress over more than three decades. Now, the Barsky family name is forever imprinted within the hospital.

Jefferson Health UPCOMING Wellness Community Programs (November/December)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Hosts FREE Bariatric Weight Loss Seminars

VOORHEES, NJ (Nov. 12, 2018) – Gain a better understanding of the different surgical weight loss options by attending one of Jefferson Health - New Jersey’s FREE weight loss seminars hosted by its bariatric surgeons. These seminars will help prospective bariatric patients feel more at ease and confident to begin a new, healthier chapter in their lives.

Phils’ Broadcaster Gregg Murphy Discusses The Gloucester Catholic Experience!

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GLOUCESTER CITY NJ (November 2018)(CNBNewsnet)--During the recent 2018-19 Gloucester Catholic Open House, award-winning broadcaster and voice of the Philadelphia Phillies Gregg Murphy, a proud Ram parent, discussed with attendees his family's GC experience. Watch the entire Gregg Murphy Presentation at the GCHS Open House by clicking on the link below.

NJ Takes Action Against Dozens of “Notarios” Fraudulently Offering Immigration Services

DCA Initiative Aims To Protect Immigrant Communities from Fraud

Newark – The Division of Consumer Affairs today announced that it has issued Notices of Violation against 28 businesses that allegedly defrauded consumers by offering immigration services that they are not legally permitted to provide.

The Notices of Violation, which seek a total of $326,000 in civil penalties, follow a months-long undercover operation, carried out by the Division’s Office of Consumer Protection (“OCP”).  Acting on tips, consumer complaints, and investigative information, investigators visited notary publics, tax preparers, travel agencies, and other businesses suspected of selling immigration assistance services that they cannot legally offer, in violation of the New Jersey Consumer Fraud Act and/or the Advertising Regulations.

Results Of Investigation Into Fatal Police-Involved Shooting At Panera Bread In Princeton

TRENTON (November 2018)(CNBNewsnet)– In compliance with the Attorney General’s Independent Prosecutor Directive on Police-Use-of-Force Investigations, this public statement is being issued on the findings of an investigation into the fatal police-involved shooting that occurred at Panera Bread in Princeton, N.J., on March 20, 2018.

Kosherfest 2018, NOV 13- 14 @ Meadowlands Expo Center, Secaucus

SECAUCUS NJ (November 12, 2018)(CNBNewsnet)--This year Kosherfest, hailed as the largest annual trade show for professionals in the kosher market, celebrates 30 years. 

It may seem hard to believe but today the kosher food market has an annual growth of 12% and produces tens of thousands of kosher-certified products – yes kosher has made its mark, with the help of Kosherfest.

Kosherfest was launched in 1989 following sold-out consumer shows at the Javitz Center.