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Willie Sutton
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Born on June 30, 1901 in Brooklyn, New York, Willie Sutton was the fourth of five children. He attended school through eighth grade, then left home to secure a job. Sutton’s employment included jobs as a clerk, a driller, and a gardener. His longest continuous employment lasted 18 months. Sutton was married in 1929, but his wife divorced him after he was incarcerated. He remarried in 1933. Before his death, Sutton co-authored \”I, Willie Sutton\” and \”Where the Money Was.\”
Willie Sutton acquired two nicknames, \”The Actor\” and \”Slick Willie,\” for his ingenuity in executing robberies in various disguises. Fond of expensive clothes, Sutton was described as being an immaculate dresser. Although he was a bank robber, Sutton had the reputation of a gentleman; in fact, people present at his robberies stated he was quite polite. One victim said witnessing one of Sutton’s robberies was like being at the movies, except the usher had a gun. When asked why he robbed banks, Sutton simply replied, \”Because that’s where the money is.\”
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Press release via NIXLE
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On Thursday September 11, 2014, the Gloucester Township Police Department, Mayor David Mayer, Members from the Chews Landing Fire Company, Blenheim Fire Company, Blackwood Fire Company and the GTEMS participated in a National Remembrance of those who lost their lives as a result of the terrorist attacks that occurred on September 11, 2001. The Gloucester Township Police along with all emergency personnel in Gloucester Township are prepared and constantly train to respond for any kind of emergency or crisis. Now more than ever throughout our nation there is an emphasis on safety. Residents are needed to come forward and provide valuable information. If you see something suspicious in your community please contact law enforcement and we will take your call seriously and investigate the incident. What you see and report may be invaluable and may save lives. Suspicious activities can refer to incidents, events, individuals or circumstances that seem unusual or out of place. Someone loitering around a school is simple example of suspicious activity that should reported by calling 911. Never put yourself in danger when reporting suspicious activity. If you have any questions or would like to join Neighborhood Watch please contact the Gloucester Township Police Community Relations Bureau at 374-3513 or email[email protected] For full details, view this message on the web. |
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POSTED ON CNBNEWS Saturday, August 30, 2008
The Philly Pretzel Factory, Grand Opening Celebration was held today, Saturday. On hand to welcome the new business to Gloucester City were from (right), Councilman John Hutchinson, Councilman Nick Marchese, The Philly Pretzel (wearing the Green Hat), Councilman Bruce Parry and Councilman Jay Brophy. In the back ground, (left) are owners and operators Marissa and Mario Straccialini. Missing from photo is owner Barry Wright and City UEZ Director Howard Clark.
The store offers a variety of prices for their product. For example the cost for three pretzels is $1.50, party trays are $25 and you can buy 100 pretzels for $30. You can also purchase pretzel dogs ($1.75), pretzel sausage ($2.00). For more information call 856-432-6451 or visit the store located at 327 South Broadway at the intersection of Broadway and Division Street.
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According to the company\’s website Philly Pretzel Factory was founded in 1998 by Len Lehman and Dan DiZio. The first Philly Pretzel Factory opened its doors in Mayfair, Philadelphia, PA.
Photos and caption ~William E. Cleary Sr.
– See more at: http://www.gloucestercitynews.net/clearysnotebook/2008/08/the-philly-pret.html#sthash.2cLCXTEd.dpuf
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Theresa M. Siravo
(January 23, 1930 – September 9, 2014)
Beloved wife of the late Anthony Siravo, Sr. Devoted mother of Katherine Siravo, Theresa Siravo and Anthony Siravo, Jr. (Karen). Loving grandmom of Alyssa Hurst (Josh), Anthony, III and Dominic Siravo. Dear sister of Rita Keiser, Mary DiCuircio and the late Frank DiCuircio. Also survived by many aunts, nieces, nephews and cousins.
There will be a viewing from 8:15 to 10:15 am Saturday morning at GARDNER FUNERAL HOME, RUNNEMEDE.
Funeral Mass 11 am Holy Child Parish, St. Maria Goretti RC Church, Runnemede.
Interment New St. Mary’s Cemetery, Bellmawr.
Family requests in lieu of flowers donations be made in Mrs. Siravo’s memory to the American Heart Assoc., 1 Union St., Suite 301, Robbinsville, NJ 08691.
Family and friends may share memories at www.Gardner via www.gardnerfuneralhome.com
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POSTED BY CNBNEWS Thursday, August 07, 2008
By Rich Luongo
There\’s really a lot more to the high price of gas than we\’ve been told. The price is based on speculation, on corporate profit margins, and so on, we\’re led to believe. But have you noticed how prices fluctuate from station-to-station and not by different brands, either? Check out the same brands in different locations and you can see a price difference of about 15 cents a gallon.
For instance I saw a station down the White Horse Pike with regular selling for $3.61 a gallon but that same brand of gas at another station closer to this area was $3.77. What gives? It\’s the same company, same gas, same distributor, same formula but there was a 16 cents difference in price. Why?
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Graphic video posted on YouTube September 7, 2014; it is not know when this attack took place? We are assuming a U.S. drone is being used to kill the terrorist. The technology that is available today to wage war is amazing, also very scary.
~CNBNews
Clip submitted by Adam T.
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The Maryland Department of Natural Resources invites anglers, hunters and anyone interested in the great outdoors to take part in the State’s 8th annual National Hunting and Fishing Day celebration. Featuring exhibits from more than 30 sportsman clubs, conservation organizations and local businesses, visitors will enjoy exciting interactive activities including spin-casting, waterfowl calling, hunting dog demonstrations, as well as instructor-led archery and target shooting.
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