CNBNews Hunting and Fishing Report

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HUNTING LICENSES NO LONGER NEED TO BE DISPLAYED

Hunters and trappers are reminded they no longer are required to display their licenses on an outer garment, said Pennsylvania Game Commission Executive Director Carl G. Roe.

\”The Game Commission supported legislation that was enacted last year and took effect earlier this year to remove the statutory requirement that licenses be displayed,\” Roe said. \”Hunters now may place their hunting license in their wallet with other ID, as they are required to have a second form of identification with them while hunting.\”

HUNTERS CAN CHECK ON TRAFFIC AND ROAD CONDITIONS IN ADVANCE

As road conditions are sometimes \”iffy\” for deer seasons, hunters can check traffic and road conditions on more than 2,900 miles of roadways by simply calling \”511\” or logging onto the state Department of Transportation’s website (www.511pa.com) before heading out to camp this year.

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Pennsylvania Firefighter Dies After Call – Firehouse

Firefighters in Chester County, Pa. are facing Thanksgiving with heavy hearts as $\"Angel$ they mourn the loss of a brother.

Good Will Fire Company Capt. Chris Good, 36, was found in cardiac arrest at his home on Wednesday, according to the Daily Local.com.

Good had helped at a working fire on Tuesday. On Wednesday, he went to his job as a firefighter Arcelor Mittal Steel Fire Company.

After attending a pre-plan exercise, he returned home. His wife later found him unresponsive.

He is surivived by his wife and three children.

via www.firehouse.com

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Philadelphia Archbishop Chaput says Year of Faith holds solution to relativism | cnbnews

BALTIMORE, MD., November 19 (CNA/EWTN News) .- The current Year of Faith is an opportunity to counter the cultural relativism that plagues modern society and that has led many in the Church to deny Catholic teaching on important topics, said Archbishop Charles J. Chaput of Philadelphia.

\”The appropriate response to relativism is faith, where you no longer are the center of the universe, you are no longer the one who decides what’s true, but you commit yourself in faith to God’s truth,\” he told CNA on Nov. 12.

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RUTGERS UNIVERSITY BOARDS APPROVE INTEGRATION WITH UMDNJ

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Integration will enable Rutgers to become a national powerhouse

NEW BRUNSWICK, N.J. – Gov. Chris Christie’s vision to transform higher education across New Jersey cleared a major hurdle today, when Rutgers University’s two governing boards approved the transfer to Rutgers of most of the schools, centers and institutes that make up the University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey.

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Apple Ipad Mini vs Google Nexus 7 vs Amazon Kindle Fire HD head to head review

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Operating system and software

Like their designs, the Ipad Mini, Nexus 7 and Kindle Fire HD are all about as different as you can get when it comes to tablet operating systems.

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DLA Readies Holiday Meals for Afghanistan-deployed Troops | cnbnews.net

Defense Logistics Agency News Release

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 19, 2012 – This holiday season, at more than 200 locations in Afghanistan, service members will dine on a feast reminiscent of home, a Defense Logistics Agency Troop Support Subsistence senior official said today.

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THIS THANKSGIVING: REKINDLING THE FIRE OF HOLINESS

November 21, 2012

Weekly Column by Archbishop Charles J. Chaput, O.F.M. Cap.

November 21, 2012

The Church has many good reasons why people should believe in God, believe in Jesus Christ and believe in the beauty and urgency of her own mission. But she has only one irrefutable argument for the truth of what she teaches – the personal example of her saints.

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Meandering w/ Mark Matthews: Brooklawn K-Mart Construction Update | cnbnews.net

I made a late trip to the Brooklawn Shop-Rite last night, and down by what is usually a darkened west end, I noticed the ol\’ K-Mart store was lit up like a beacon calling out to me to come take a look. 🙂

So before heading home, I drove over to see that an interior partition wall is basically complete.

The new wall segregates about 1/3 of the building on the right side, leaving a large portion on the left which includes the main front glass entrance.

If you\’ve been following along this week to my prior post, and the CNBnews staff update on the new project for the Brooklawn K-Mart, you know that a fitness center is coming in.

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LETTERS: Slow Down, Spencer Says Thank You

BE SAFE AT MONMOUTH STREET

Each morning some cars are running the stop sign on Monmouth Street at Brown Street in Gloucester City, which is a three-way stop.

This is a dangerous situation, and could cause and accident. Please be safe at that intersection.

Harry Riding, Gloucester City

THANKS FOR SUPPORT

Dear Friends and Neighbors,

I would like to take this opportunity to express my sincere thanks and gratitude for your support $\"Thank-You-4-Early-Payment\"$ and vote in the election this past Tuesday, November 6^th.

I am both excited and fortunate to be returning to the City Council for a second term. I am also
very pleased to have two newcomers join us; Bowie Johnson and Nancy Baus, and I would like to congratulate them and I look forward to working with them in the years to come to move Gloucester City Forward. I also want to congratulate Lynn Bucher who is returning to Council to continue her great work with our City Celebrations.

I would also like to thank you for your support and vote of the entire Column 2 Team. I look forward to working with our County, State, and Federal officials to lobby and secure what is needed here in Gloucester City to improve our infrastructure, generate cost savings through Shared Services, and promote and produce economic development. These initiatives will help to stabilize or reduce our tax burden.

In order to move our great City Forward, we need to come together as a community and look to the many great attributes our City has to offer, and be positive and motivated in our deliberations for the betterment of Gloucester City.

I look forward to representing the citizens of the First Ward, and all of Gloucester City, and TOGETHER we can make great things happen and Move Forward.

I wish you and your family the very best for a Happy and Healthy Holiday Season!

I look forward to seeing you at our City Christmas Celebration on Saturday evening, December 8^th.

Sincerely yours,

Dan Spencer, First Ward Councilman, Gloucester City

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Did Attorney General Holder Mislead the Public

to Justify DOJ\’s Assault on Voter ID Laws?

Washington, D.C. – Days after President Obama\’s re-election and nearly six months past its statutory due date, a National Center for Public Policy Research Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) request to the U.S. Department of Justice has finally received a response.

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