By Mark Lagerkvist | New Jersey Watchdog

A blowout win by Gov. Chris Christie in next week’s election might be great for his presidential ambitions in 2016.

AP file photo

ANY COATTAILS: Does New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie have enough swing to pull in Republican majorities in the state House and Senate?

A Rutgers-Eagleton poll found that 50 percent of voters want Democrats to keep control of the Statehouse. Just 38 percent would prefer the GOP to take over in Trenton.

In contrast, Christie has a 24-point lead over his Democratic challenger. He leads Sen. Barbara Buono by 59 percent to 35 percent, according to the most recent Monmouth University poll of likely voters.

NJOA PRESS RELEASE

\”Attending the sportsmen\’s rally may well be the single thing sportsmen and sportswomen can do to secure the future of fishing, hunting, trapping, and natural resource conservation for generations to come.\” Anthony Mauro, Chairman, NJOA


We\’ve witnessed it for stretches that last decades, people in political power that do not understand outdoors issues and who write laws and policies that erode our basic freedoms to fish, hunt, trap, and access the great outdoors. In fact, in 2007, there was actually a bill that would have banned freshwater fishing and hunting in New Jersey.

From time to time we try to capture the events around our township to share with the community. Halloween we stopped by Runnemede\’s Halloween Event and figured we make a nice memorable highlight . Enjoy. 

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By Mark Lagerkvist | New Jersey Watchdog

A blowout win by Gov. Chris Christie in next week’s election might be great for his presidential ambitions in 2016.

AP file photo

ANY COATTAILS: Does New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie have enough swing to pull in Republican majorities in the state House and Senate?

A Rutgers-Eagleton poll found that 50 percent of voters want Democrats to keep control of the Statehouse. Just 38 percent would prefer the GOP to take over in Trenton.

In contrast, Christie has a 24-point lead over his Democratic challenger. He leads Sen. Barbara Buono by 59 percent to 35 percent, according to the most recent Monmouth University poll of likely voters.

NEW BRUNSWICK, N.J. – As New Jersey’s policymakers consider establishing a minimum standard for paid sick days, the Center for Women and Work (CWW) at Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey has released an issue brief on the subject that finds an overwhelming majority (83 percent) of state residents of all political affiliations support paid sick day policies.

NJOA PRESS RELEASE

\”Attending the sportsmen\’s rally may well be the single thing sportsmen and sportswomen can do to secure the future of fishing, hunting, trapping, and natural resource conservation for generations to come.\” Anthony Mauro, Chairman, NJOA


We\’ve witnessed it for stretches that last decades, people in political power that do not understand outdoors issues and who write laws and policies that erode our basic freedoms to fish, hunt, trap, and access the great outdoors. In fact, in 2007, there was actually a bill that would have banned freshwater fishing and hunting in New Jersey.

CRIME REPORT

October 21st. – October 28th.

10/21/13 (3:25 pm) A resident of the 1100 block of Market Street reported sometime during the day, unknown person(s) entered her residence through an unlocked first floor window and stole a lap top computer and jewelry.

10/22/13 (10:09 am) A vacant residence in the 100 block of S. Burlington Street was found to have been burglarized and copper piping was stolen from the basement.

10/22/13 (1:39 pm) Officers responded to Gloucester City High School for a report of a bomb threat called into the school. The school was evacuated, searched and the threat was determined to be unfounded. The investigation is ongoing.

press release October 29, 2013

Ewing, NJ… Three football alums from The College of New Jersey will be featured this evening on the ‘NFL Network’ with regard to their experiences of Hurricane Sandy and how football has played a role in community recovery.

At 10:30 p.m. tonight, \”NFL Films Presents\” is airing a program that includes interviews with former Lions’ football players Julian (Jay) Price ’93, Jeff Bower ’07, ’10, and Steve Bower ’10. The special reflects on the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy one year after it struck the New Jersey Shore. The 30-minute show speaks of the resolve of three communities – Manasquan, Point Pleasant Beach, and Keyport – and how they all rallied around their high school football teams.

Price has been honored numerous times this past year for his heroic efforts during the hurricane. This past January, he was given a special presentation at the 19th annual TCNJ Football Banquet before speaking to the program audience.

October 28, 2013