Month: July 2012

Video: Obamacare Blamed for Job Layoffs at St. Lukes Hospital

 

 

Posted: 07/12/2012

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KANSAS CITY, Mo. – St. Luke\’s Health System plans to cut costs by $100 million in anticipation of the recently-upheld Health Care Reform Act.

The hospital system will do this by streamlining processes, correcting inefficiencies and cutting jobs. And they\’ll do it by the end of 2012.

According to an internal document obtained by 41 Action News, St. Luke\’s is calling its big-picture initiative FOCUS 2015.

You can read the document here: http://bit.ly/LNaTl4



Read more: http://www.kshb.com/dpp/news/local_news/st-lukes-to-cut-100-million-sytem-wide-major-changes#ixzz20c4au9e6



 

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Philadelphia: UPDATE REGARDING REVEREND GERALDO J. PIÑERO

  Archdioces press release July 16, 2012

 Reverend Geraldo Piñero has been found unsuitable for ministry by Archbishop Charles J. Chaput after a substantiated violation of The Standards of Ministerial Behavior and Boundaries. 

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Rally to Repeal ObamaCare

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You already know that President Obama is attempting to force a multi-trillion dollar takeover of health care and push a massive new tax. But you can fight back. The Supreme Court decision was frustrating, but not a decisive setback. You may have already heard how AFP is organizing dozens of rallies and events in more than 20 states to defend health care freedom.

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Face of Defense: Mine Detection Dogs Clear Afghan Roads

By Army 1st Lt. Jeffrey Vlietstra

49th Engineer Detachment, K9

PAKTIKA PROVINCE, Afghanistan, July 13, 2012 – Army Staff Sgt. Andrew Black moved back toward the mine clearance vehicle to watch from a safe distance as a team traced the wire of a suspected improvised explosive device back toward the road.

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McKenzie ‘Mac’ Yurcaba Emerges As Star Pitcher

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Bellmawr Champions – Celebrating after winning the annual Runnemede Girls Softball Tournament with great defense, solid pitching and timely hitting are members of the Bellmawr 10U girl\’s All Stars. Pictured from back row left: Coaches Ken Yurcaba,Karen Tobey, Michele Legenski and Ed Legenski. Middle row: Madison Baldwin,Kaya Flynn, Paige Tobey, Daliah Legenski, Nayellie Ortiz and Amanda Magpiong.Bottom row: Danielle Campbell, Cara Forline. Kira Correll, Nicole Morsillo,Morgan Fries, Alexa Lee, McKenzie Yurcaba. Congratulations on a tremendous team effort. photo credit Anne Forline

 

 

By Anne Forline

Gloucester City News

(GCN July 12 isssue)Last year Bellmawr’s 10 and under McKenzie \”Mac\” Yurcaba was a wild and inconsistent softball pitcher.

Out of all the pitchers on the team, Yurcaba was probably the fourth best, said Coach Ed Legenski, Mac’s Bellmawr Girls coach the past two and a half years.

When she took the mound, Legenski expected her to walk in five runs an inning.

However, during the off-season, Yurcaba, of Brooklawn, underwent a transformation.

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Bellmawr School Board Heralds Three PTOs

By Chris Concannon

Gloucester City News

 

(Gloucester City News July 12 issue)All three Bellmawr PTO groups were heralded by their school’s principals during the recent Board of Education (BOE) meeting.

Principals Frank Jankowski (Burke), Elizabeth Calabria (Bellmawr Park) and Anthony Farinelli (Bell Oaks) all spoke very highly of their parent support groups for their \”outstanding\” and \”unbelievable\” work throughout the school year in numerous fundraising and other support activities.

As school is now out of session for the 2011-12 year, school reports were given by those principals.

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Gloucester City New Headlines for July 19 issue

 

 

  • Gloucester Catholic High School Opened Its Doors In 1928
  • Gloucester City Students Help Artist Paint Anti-Bullying Mural At MEC
  • Westville Borough Council Honors Pastor Brennan
  • Young Man From Gloucester City Enjoys Growing Tomatoes

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Anonymous Donor Gives $10,000 to Doylestown American Legion Post 210

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Albert Atkinson Post 210 Commander Del Campbell holds the check, while Adjutant Jack Strollo stands behind him along with other Post 210 members. (Photo by Steve Ruane)

DOYLESTOWN PENNSYLVANIA-American Legion Baseball not only positively impacts the lives of those who play, but also those who watch from the sidelines. That was the case for a Pennsylvania family who watched their son grow from a boy to a man when he played for the Legion Doylestown Tigers. Now, the family is making a financial impact – a $10,000 anonymous donation – to the Doylestown Tigers local Legion sponsor, Albert Atkinson Post 210. It’s the family’s way of thanking the Legionnaires for their ongoing \”selfless support\” to the team, as well as veterans in need of assistance.

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Weekly Basket: Industrious Defenders

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Volume XVI No.27: July 13, 2012 
 
If House Armed Services Committee Chairman Buck McKeon (R-CA) has his way, House members will be distracted by the sideshow in his committee when they debate the fiscal year 2013 defense spending bill on the House floor next week. McKeon has called a panel of defense industry CEOs to testify on Wednesday about the havoc the impending sequestration of spending will create on their balance sheets. The timing is no coincidence: Republicans in both houses have been gnashing teeth and rending garments for the past several weeks about the impact sequestration will have on our national security. But in reality their concern seems to be more about the defense industry’s pocketbooks than our nation’s safety.

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CONGRATULATIONS! 14u Little League Girls Softball Team Advances

 

GLOUCESTER CITY NJ-Gloucester City’s 14u Little League Girls Softball team won the District 14 championship game today beating Mount Ephraim by a score of 8-7. The game was played at the Boys Complex on Johnson blvd. A large crowd of Gloucesterites were on hand to route for the locals.

 

The next game will be played 8 PM in Monroe Township.

 

~ Tom Pierman

 

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