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Nanotechnology Spells Danger For Firefighters | firehouse.com

 BY ED BALLAM 

 

FIREHOUSE.COM NEWS

The latest studies have shown that the microscopic materials that become airborne during fires are far more deadly than ever realized.

 

Firefighters and responders have known for decades that smoke is harmful to their health, but the latest studies have shown that the microscopic materials that become airborne during fires are far more deadly than ever realized. That\’s because of the proliferation of nanotechnology – particles that are one billionth of a meter in size – that are found in today’s consumer products.

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Cherry Hill Tower Ladder 1324 to Camden for 2-Alarm Building Fire

On Tuesday, April 24 at approx. 2:30pm, CHFD Tower Ladder 1324 was requested for mutual aid into the City of Camden. The Camden Fire Department struck a second alarm for heavy fire showing from the second floor of a 2-story, occupied commercial building at the corner of Atlantic Avenue and S. 9th Street.

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La Salle School, Personal Records Fall on First Night of Penn Relays

 

PHILADELPHIA – The La Salle women\’s track squad made a big statement on the opening night of Penn Relays at Franklin Field last night, as the Explorers saw school and personal records fall.

The distance medley relay squad of Wendy Hutchinson (Dover, Pa./Dover)Lolita Thomas(Philadelphia, Pa./Northeast), Tori Pisco (Naugatuck, Conn./Naugatuck) and Caitlin Storbeck(Eagleville, Pa./Archbishop Carroll) broke the school record with a time of 11:40.05. They smashed the old record of 11:44.20, set in 2002. The squad also finished second in the race out of 14 teams.

Meghan McGlinchey (West Deptford, N.J./West Deptford) bested her personal 5K record, running a 16:20.76 to beat her personal best of 16:27.76. She also finished fourth in the race out of 25 competitors.

Meghan Lutz (Langhorne, Pa./Nazareth Academy) also ran a strong race on Thursday night, finishing third in the 10K with a 35:27.27. That marked a personal record for Lutz, as her previous best 10K time was a 35:40.87 set two years ago at the Penn Relays.

Samantha Gallagher (Springfield, Pa./Springfield) ran a season-best 3K steeplechase time of 11:00.66, besting her previous season best of 11:02.44 at the Larry Ellis Invitational two weeks ago. She finished 14th out of 23 runners.

\”The La Salle women had a great day at Penn Relays today,\” Head Coach Dan Ireland said. \”The school record in the DMR was fantastic! As were the races of McGlinchey in the 5k and Lutz in the 10k. Both were [personal records] and should qualify them for the NCAA Regionals.\”

Next up for the Explorer women is the 4×800 championship, set for 4:10 p.m. on Saturday.

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South Jersey Citizens File Lawsuit Against Gloucester Township Clerk

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Bellmawr School Board OKs $14.5 Million Budget | GCN

By Chris Concannon

Gloucester City News

The Bellmawr Board of Education (BOE) approved the proposed $14.5 million 2012-13 school budget, which has a local tax levy of $7.9 million, during its recent meeting.

Recent legislation enacted by Governor Chris Christie (R-NJ), allows for municipalities who normally hold their School Board Elections in April, to move alongside the mainstream General Elections on November 6, and each November thereafter for the foreseeable future.

If the BOE can hold that budget under the 2 percent cap limit set forth by law, the proposal will not need to go to voters for public approval.

Yet, residents will still vote on School Board candidates.

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RUTGERS APPOINTS 22 FELLOWS TO STUDY CORPORATIONS AND THE U.S. ECONOMY

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Rutgers Day Coming, Free, Rain or Shine,April 28

NEW BRUNSWICK, N.J. – Rutgers Day, Rutgers University’s annual welcome to the people of New Jersey, is coming, rain or shine, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Saturday, April 28. 

Rutgers Day will include nearly 500 events, exhibits and activities on the flagship campus in New Brunswick and Piscataway. There will be plenty to stimulate the minds and senses of New Jerseyans of all ages, and all programs are free. Visitors will be able to flex their creative muscles; sample music and culture from around the world; and mingle with Rutgers students, scientists, poets, philosophers and other scholars.

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Wilmington’s Softball Season Comes to a Close on Day One at the CACC Tournament

DATE: April 26, 2012
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LAKEWOOD, N.J. – – The record setting 2012 season came to a close on Thursday for the Wilmington University softball team as it dropped back-to-back games on the first day of the Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference Tournament on Thursday afternoon on the campus of Georgian Court University.

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