NJ JUNIOR (17&U) AMERICAN LEGION 2013 State Baseball Tournament Begins Saturday

The Tournament is a \”Double Elimination\” Tournament – Two Loses and a Team is $\"American-Legion-Baseball-Logo\"$ eliminated from the Tournament. Two Organizations will host this Tournament – The Cherry Hill Post 372 Junior Team and The Gibbsboro Post 371 Junior Team

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ATTENTION RIVERVIEW HEIGHTS RESIDENTS! BEWARE OF CAR THIEF | cnbnews.net

GLOUCESTER CITY NJ--On July 25th. at 1:31 a.m. officers were dispatched to Thompson $\"Police2\"$ Avenue at S. Harley Avenue for a report of a male looking into parked cars. Upon arrival a resident directed an officer to the end of S. Harley Avenue where a male was observed briefly before fleeing into the wooded area. The male was not located.

The male was described by the resident as white with a fair complexion, early to mid 20\’s with dark hair and a thin mustache, between 125 – 140 lbs. and wearing a light blue hoodie.

Investigation determined a car parked on Thompson Avenue and two cars parked on S. Harley Avenue were entered but it does not appear anything was stolen. If anyone has any information concerning the identity of this male, please leave a private message on this page or contact Detectives at (856) 456-7797. (source GCPD Facebook)

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A Family of Thieves, Part 1

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The Cabello family stole millions of dollars during their decade-long crime spree.

All in the Family
Part 1: Husband, Wife, and Son Stole Millions from Armored Cars

07/23/13

A shaken driver handcuffed to the door of his armored car. Millions of dollars stolen. An investigation involving turncoat family members, and an indictment handed down just days before the statute of limitations ran out.

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ARCHDIOCESE OF PHILADELPHIA TO JOIN CATHOLIC CHARITIES USA

FOR ANNUAL

PARTNERS IN EXCELLENCE REGIONAL GATHERING

Over 300 Catholic Charities Staff, Board, and Volunteers Meet for

Spiritual and Professional Development

PHILADELPHIA PA–The Archdiocese of Philadelphia will join Catholic Charities USA (CCUSA) in their Partners in Excellence Regional Conference in Philadelphia on July 29^th and 30^th gathering over 300 members of the Catholic Charities family for workshops on mission, connection, and professional development.

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Pedestrian Robbed While Walking Down Broadway in Gloucester City NJ

Gloucester City Police Department Crime Report

GLOUCESTER CITY NJ–On 07/09 at 0025 officers were dispatched to the area of Broadway and King Street for an armed robbery. The victim stated that between 2200 and midnight he was walking to a friend’s house on N. Broadway when a car pulled up next to him. The victim then went on to state that several unknown black and Hispanic males exited the vehicle, assaulted him and struck him in the head with a handgun. The victim could not provide any more information.

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CATHOLIC LEAGUE: Letterman Libels Pope and Priests

July 24, 2013

$\"CL_Logo\"$ Bill Donohue comments on David Letterman\’s opening monologue of July 23:

Last night, Letterman mentioned Pope Francis\’ appearance at World Youth Day in Brazil by saying, \”And I\’m telling you if there\’s anything the kids can\’t get enough of, it\’s a 76-year-old virgin. Come on! World Youth Day. Or as the Vatican calls it, salute to altar boys.\”

There are some people who can\’t be shamed. One might think that a man who is known for sexually harassing his staff, and for serial adultery, might be cautious about making such a statement.

Letterman, who admitted in January that he sees a psychiatrist once a week, may want to discuss his latest outburst with his shrink. This guy has some very deep issues that must be addressed—sooner rather than later.

One more thing: His cheap shots did not go over well with his audience. Hopefully, Letterman and his Catholic-bashing writers will get the message.

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Atlantic City Alliance, IMG and AVP to Host the DO AC Pro Beach Volleyball Invitational

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Professional beach volleyball tournament returns home to Atlantic City after 16 years and is fourth stop on the 2013 AVP Tour; premiere destination for sports, tourism and East Coast escape

Atlantic City, N.J. (July 23, 2013) – Atlantic City’s sun-filled beaches will extend the summer with the DO AC Pro Beach Volleyball Invitational from Sept. 6-8. The Atlantic City Alliance (ACA) has partnered with global sports and media company IMG to host the prestigious Invitational as the fourth stop on the 2013 AVP Tour, putting on the only world-class pro beach volleyball event on the east coast this summer and one of the most competitive beach volleyball tournaments of the year.

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Latest gun bill scorecard: Track New Jersey\’s gun control legislation

Matt Friedman/The Star-Ledger July 24, 2013 1:11:20 PM EDT $\"Unknown\"$

TRENTON — At a press conference in Trenton today, gun control advocates called on Gov. Chris Christie to sign into law more than a dozen bills on his desk that are intended to crack down on gun violence.

Gun rights supporters are urging the opposite, by giving people who sign a petition urging Christie to veto most of the bills a chance at winning a free gun.

Christie — who is out of the state — has given little indication as to what he will do. So far, he has acted on one bill, vetoing a measure to ban the state pension fund from investing in companies that manufacture or sell assault rifles for civilian use.

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Third Arrest in Gloucester Township Homicide

July 22, 2013 at 5:27pm

Camden County Prosecutor Warren W. Faulk and Gloucester Township Police Chief Harry Earle reported a third person has been charged in connection with a July 15 shooting that left one dead and another injured in a Gloucester Township apartment complex.

A 17-year-old male from Willingboro is charged with Robbery in connection with the shooting death of Lamar Ortiz, M/20, of the Autumn Ridge Apartments on the 1500 block of Little Gloucester Road in Gloucester Township. He is being held at the Camden County Juvenile Detention Facility.

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PHILADELPHIA PD: Stroll with Common Sense

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Officer Tanya Little, Philadelphia Police Dept.

By Officer Tanya Little – Police Public Affairs

PHILADELPHIA PA–So, I am driving into work today and as I approach the stop sign I see a nicely dressed woman pushing a gorgeous little girl in a baby stroller.

A baby stroller is, perhaps, one of the most essential pieces of baby equipment a parent will need. They come with a variety of bells and whistles, in a variety of sizes and colors, from three wheels to eight. You can pay as little as $15.00 or as much as $1500 for them.

Strollers offer a gamut of safety features, including, but not limit to, buckles, wheel locks, even a sun visor. But there is one feature that does not come with the stroller and is not listed in any manual I’ve seen. That feature is ‘Common Sense’.

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