Some Residents Upset with City\’s Plan to Build Low Income Housing | cnbnews

BY CNBNEWS STAFF

Yesterday the City of Gloucester City announced it was planning to build three new single family

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homes on property it owns at Market and 4th Streets. The property extends from Market Street to Powell Street. Years ago the site was the home of Gannon Jewelry and Furniture Store. Later it was home for Smith Appliances.

The announcement has set off a flurry of comments from people who oppose the idea. For example City resident Mike Stanton writes,

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Cross Country Programs Open up 2012 Season at Colgate University’s \”Harry Lang\” Invitational

HOBOKEN, N.J. (August 30, 2012) – On the wake of the first meet of the 2012 season, the Stevens Institute of Technology cross country programs have spent the past two weeks preparing for the opening race of the year under the guidance of brand new head coach Justin Wood. Both Ducks teams will compete at the Harry Lang Invitational hosted by Colgate University on September 1 to kick off their 12-week schedule.

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Op-Ed: LOOK OUT TONY, NUCKY & SNOOKI

GOV. CHRISTIE HITS PRIME-TIME TV Report by Mark Lagerkvist

Posted On August 29, 2012

Move over Tony Soprano, Nucky Thompson and Snooki. New Jersey’s latest TV character has just taken a star turn in prime-time before a national audience.

Gov. Chris Christie was larger than life – if that’s possible – during his keynote speech Tuesday at the Republican National Convention in Tampa, Fla.

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CNBNEWS Hunting and Fishing: Game Commission Looking Into Deer Deaths in SW Pennsylvania

HARRISBURG – Pennsylvania Game Commission Wildlife Conservation Officers are

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investigating the cause of death for more than 35 white-tailed deer in Beaver and Cambria counties. Epizootic hemorrhagic disease (EHD) is suspected.

Game Commission biologists recently submitted three samples for testing from deer found in Greene Township and Ohioville Borough in Beaver County (one male and one female), and Summerhill Township in Cambria County (one female) to the Southeastern Cooperative Wildlife Disease Study at the University of Georgia. The agency will continue to gather samples from other dead deer being found in other municipalities. Due to decomposition, samples must be collected within 24 hours of the animal’s death for the samples to be viable. Once the results are available, the Game Commission plans to release the findings to the public.

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La Salle Basketball Welcomes Delaware Transfer Khalid Lewis

Point guard will be eligible to compete in 2013-14

PHILADELPHIA – Khalid Lewis (Trenton, N.J. / Trenton Catholic Academy), who started all 32 games at point guard for Delaware as a freshman, has enrolled in class at La Salle University and will be a member of the men’s basketball program, head coach Dr. John Giannini announced. Lewis will be eligible to compete in 2013-14 after sitting out this season due to NCAA transfer regulations.

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Audubon Native Joe Brennan Heads to Townson University | cnbnews

Courtesy: Athletics Media Relations
Release: 08/24/2012

TOWSON, Md. – Quarterback Joe Brennan, who appeared in six games at the University of $\"JXKTOSJTMKPPZWM.20120824171344\"$ Wisconsin last season, has transferred to Towson University and will play for the Tigers this season, it has been announced by Coach Rob Ambrose.

A native of Audubon, N.J. and a graduate of Camden Catholic High School, Brennan has three years of eligibility remaining.

\”We are thrilled to have a player of Joe’s potential join our family,\” said Coach Ambrose, who led the Tigers to a 9-3 record and the Colonial Athletic Association championship last year. \”He is a quality young man who understands what it means to be a Tiger and he is excited about our future here.\”

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Transcript of Gov. Christie\’s Speech at GOP Convention | cnbnews.net

The Hon. Chris Christie

Governor of New Jersey

(Remarks as Prepared for Delivery)

August 28, 2012

This stage and this moment are very improbable for me.

A New Jersey Republican delivering the keynote address to our national convention, from a state with 700,000 more Democrats than Republicans.

A New Jersey Republican stands before you tonight.

Proud of my party, proud of my state and proud of my country.

I am the son of an Irish father and a Sicilian mother.

My Dad, who I am blessed to have with me here tonight, is gregarious, outgoing and loveable.

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How an Obscure Federal Rule Could Be Shaking Up Presidential Politics

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New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie, right, is surrounded by media at the Republican National Convention on Aug. 27, 2012. A story citing anonymous sources in the New York Post said that Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney demanded that Christie agree to resign the governorship if he was offered the vice president spot on the GOP ticket. (Stan Honda/AFP/GettyImages)

by Jake Bernstein
ProPublica, Aug. 27, 2012, 7:07 p.m.in

Aug. 28: This post has been corrected.

New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie\’s allies seemed to give a big old raspberry to presidential aspirant Mitt Romney on the front page of the New York Post today. Anonymous sources told the paper that Romney demanded Christie agree to resign the governorship if he was offered vice president on the GOP ticket. Christie was said to have declined since he didn\’t think Romney would win.

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Filed under: Isaac, Stories Story and Video: Red Cross Volunteers in Florida

Posted: 24 Aug 2012 10:53 PM PDT

This story is written by Red Cross worker Jennifer Ramieh.

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Tampa, Florida – For Peter Warchal, this is only his second assignment as a Disaster Mental Health volunteer for the American Red Cross but the Reading, PA native is happy to be called upon for service.

Peter is a licensed professional counselor and spent the last 35 years as a high school guidance counselor. He always tried to instill community involvement and volunteering with his students. But it was more than just speaking the words, Peter wanted to be a role model. So when his daughter married a member of the military special forces, he and his wife, Judy, were drawn to the American Red Cross Service to Armed Forces program. It was that interest that led the both of them to put their professional training to help disaster victims .

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Senator Barbara Bruno: There is No New Jersey Comeback

(cnbnews.Net)Before you tune in to Chris Christie\’s keynote address at the Republican National Convention, I wanted to share with you a column I wrote for Politico.com.

Chris Christie 2012 RNC: There is no ‘New Jersey comeback’

Many tennis buffs probably remember the early ‘90s Andre Agassi camera ads, with the slogan \”Image is everything.\”

It’s not hard to compare this to New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie, who has let it be known that he hopes to \”change people’s image of our state\” when he delivers the keynote address at the Republican National Convention in Tampa, Fla. If he can do that, he maintains, he’ll \”have accomplished a heck of a lot.\”

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