Month: September 2013

Christie Signs Legislation Allowing For Easier Access To Services For New Jersey Veterans

 

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Trenton, NJ – Building on his record of support for New Jersey’s veterans and their families, Governor Chris Christie today signed legislation requiring the New Jersey Motor Vehicle Commission (MVC), upon submission of satisfactory proof, to indicate a veteran status on a driver’s license or identification card. The legislation will allow for easier access to services and incentives for veterans by conveniently identifying them as a former member of the Armed Forces. It builds on the \”County Identification Cards for Veterans Act\” signed by Governor Christie in 2012 that empowered county officials to create identification cards for resident veterans.

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Father Pleads Guilty to Assaulting Two-Month-Old Daughter

 

September 30

 

Francis J. Chrzanowski (DOB 11/5/89), of 2144 Stella St., Philadelphia, pleaded guilty today (9/30) to causing multiple injuries to his two-month-old daughter while he was at his mother’s Williamstown NJ home on 10/24/10.

 

Chrzanowski entered the pleas to second-degree aggravated assault and second-degree endangering the welfare of a child before Superior Court Judge Walter L. Marshall Jr., who will determine the defendant’s sentence on 11/15. Since Chrzanowski was scheduled for trial next week, he had passed the deadline for accepting a plea agreement and thus left his penalty to the court’s discretion.

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Obama Would Shut Down the Government, But Won’t Negotiate Obamacare Compromise

By Dan Weber President of AMAC

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WASHINGTON, Sep 27 – The president is ready to shut down the government rather than compromise on Obamacare, according to Dan Weber, president of the Association of Mature American Citizens.

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Three Alarm Fire In Gloucester City NJ / FOX 29

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GLOUCESTER CITY NJ--Two homes in the 300 block of North Broadway were damaged by fire Monday morning. The fire started shortly before 8am inside 318 North Broadway and spread to the adjoining home at 316 North Broadway.

According to Gloucester City Fire Chief Brian Hagan there was no one living in the home where the fire started. He said there were no injuries and the cause of the three-alarm fire remains under investigation. 

Earlier today we erroneously reported that the fire was located in the former Chase Carpet property, a block away from the properties shown in the photos. We apologize for the mistake. ~CNBNews.net

BELOW: The fire started in the corner property at Broadway and Salem Street and quickly spread to the adjoining property at 316 North Broadway. 

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GLOUCESTER CITY, N.J. -SkyFOX is over the 300 Block of North Broadway. The fire is now a three alarm fire. All personnel have been accounted for, according to authorities.

According to fire authorities, the fire started about an hour ago on the 300 block of North Broadway in Gloucester City, New Jersey. Fire fighters say that it started in an abandoned home and spread to the house next door. A family of four lives there, but everyone got out safely. The fire is not yet under control.

 

via www.myfoxphilly.com

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Speaker Boehner: The Senate Must Act

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In this week’s Speaker Alert, we want to give you a brief state-of-play on efforts by Republicans in the House of Representatives to keep the federal government running and stop as much of the president’s health care law as possible.

\”The House worked late into the night Saturday to prevent a government shutdown,\” Speaker Boehner explained earlier. \”And the Senate now must move quickly, today, to do the same.\”

The plan passed by the House and awaiting action by the Senate would…

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Is The Pope Progressive? /NEWSWORKS

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Offense just as much to blame as defense in Eagles loss to Broncos /NJ.com

 

 

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It was a shoot-out just like everyone expected.

Unfortunately for the Eagles, the Broncos did most of the shooting.

\”The key for us was to keep us in the game offensively,\” Chip Kelly said after the game. \”We didn\’t do that.\”

The Eagles offense put up just 20 points in their 52-20 loss to the DenverBroncos, with 13 of those points coming in the first three-quarters when the game was still semi-winnable. The defense struggled like everyone expected, but it was the offenses inability to score that played just as big of a role in the team\’s loss in Denver.

\”We gotta get our momentum back,\” Vick said. \”We lost it.\”

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NFL Week 4: Quick Reactions to the Early Games

September 29,2013

 

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Four weeks into the season the NFL has been split into the haves and have-nots. There were four undefeated teams—a couple of which that have looked absolutely terrifying. On the other end of the spectrum there were still five win-less teams heading into Week 4 of NFL football. And the question on everyone’s mind is, how is that even possible? After the end of the early games only one of those win-less teams managed to actually get off the schneid, and that was because they were playing another win-less team. Go figure! Here are some quick reactions to the early games this week.

 

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 Seahawks (4-0) defeat Texans (2-2) 23-20: Seattle had no business winning this game. They were a three-point road favorite against a team many experts believe can represent the AFC in the Super Bowl. And that was the analysis before the game even started. The Seahawks had even less business winning this game by the start of the fourth-quarter when they were losing 20-6. The only take away from this game is that the Seahawks are scary.

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Rutgers Senior J.J. Moore Granted NCAA Waiver

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PISCATAWAY, N.J. (September 26, 2013) – The NCAA has granted a legislative relief waiver for Rutgers University senior forward Johnathan (J.J.) Moore (Brentwood, N.Y.) to be able to compete immediately in 2013-14.

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