Obituary: Mrs. Emma B. Morrow of Runnemede

(January 24, 1927 – September 13, 2014)

Emma B. Morrow (nee Redenius), on September 13, 2014, of Runnemede. Age 87.

Devoted mother of John Morrow (Kathleen), JoAnne Vereneck and Joyce Morrow. Loving grandmom Emmy of Shelby, Lindsey, and Michael. Beloved sister of Tom Redenius and the late Rev. Josephine Baker. Also survived by nieces and nephews.

Mrs. Morrow was a member of Runnemede Women’s Club.

Relatives and friends are invited to attend the visitation on Wednesday afternoon from 2pm to 3pm at GARDNER FUNERAL HOME, BELLMAWR.

Memorial Service 3pm at the funeral home.

Interment private at the request of the family.

In lieu of flowers, donations may in Mrs. Morrow’s name to Trinity Lutheran Church, 200 Clements Bridge Road, Runnemede, NJ 08078.

Family and friends may share memories at www.GardnerFuneralHome.com

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FUGITIVE FOUND HIDING IN CLOSET

WOODBURY NJ (September 16,2014)–John C. Johnson (DOB 9/16/14) was arrested in Paulsboro NJ today on a fugitive warrant after failing to appear in Superior Court, Woodbury 7/14/14 for a pre-trial conference on a charge of unlawful possession of a handgun.

Johnson was hiding in closet in a Baird Ave. residence when he was taken into custody without incident by officers of the Gloucester County Prosecutor\’s Office Fugitive Investigations Unit, the U.S. Marshals Service Fugitive Task Force and the Paulsboro Police Department. He was placed in the Salem County Jail.

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Op-Ed: Why Don\’t More Cities Sell Air Rights?

$\"An$ An example of air rights: the newly constructed high-rise building at Third Avenue and 23rd Street extends over the four-story building at 318 Third Avenue at 24th Street. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

Vertically inclined cities could make a lot of money allowing private developers to build high-rise apartments or business spaces above libraries, city halls and schools.

BY SCOTT BEYER | SEPTEMBER 2014

Public works projects often come at heavy expense. Whether it’s building new schools, municipal halls or other facilities, such projects produce not only upfront costs, but depending on their magnitude, long-term debts. There is, however, a way to mitigate costs, or even make a project more profitable: Sell off the air rights.

This is an idea that, while holding vast economic potential, is used sparingly in America. Nowadays whenever cities build a central library, to name one example, they usually construct a single-use facility that is only a few stories tall, if that. But what if, before such libraries were built, the air rights — the undeveloped space above the roofline — were deregulated and sold off? In expensive and vertically inclined U.S. cities, private developers would pay governments enormous sums for the right to build a high-rise apartment complex or business space above public projects. This would lead to the broad maximization of public land values, and thus to enormous cash windfalls for local governments.

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Kenneth W. Barbour Found Guilty

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WOODBURY NJ (September 17, 2014)–Kenneth W. Barbour (DOB 8/22/56), of 3988 Tuckahoe Rd., Monroe Twp. NJ was found guilty today (9/17) of possession of a weapon for an unlawful purpose, based on testimony that he hit his next-door neighbor on the head with a wooden stick on 5/17/12, opening a wound requiring 16 stitches.

Barbour was found not guilty of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon. Superior Court Judge Kevin T. Smith scheduled sentencing on the weapons conviction for 10/31.

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PHILADELPHIA PD VIDEO: Robbery 721 Adams Ave

Northeast Detective Division is looking to identify and locate the suspect wanted for a robbery in Lawndale.

On September 13, 2014, at 5:24 pm, the employee, a 20 year-old female, of Metro PCS located at 721 Adams Avenue was behind the counter helping a customer, a 20 year-old male, when an unknown male entered asking questions about activating his cell phone then left. the store armed with a handgun. Once inside the suspect pointed the handgun at the employee and the customer demanding money. After complainant took an undetermined amount of cash from the register and placed it into the offender’s bag he demanded both complainants into the back room. As the complainants began walking towards the back room, the suspect fled the store on foot and was last seen west on Adams Avenue toward Roosevelt Boulevard. Taking from the Metro PCS counter was 1 Metro LG cell phone and the customers black Metro LG cell phone. There were no injuries reported.

Suspect Description: Black male, 30 years-0f-ahe, wearing an Old Navy gray hooded sweatshirt, pink frame sunglasses, black jeans, and armed with a handgun.

If you see this suspect do not approach him, contact 911 immediately.
To submit a tip via telephone, dial 215.686.TIPS (8477) or text a tip to PPD TIP or 773847.
Use this electronic form to submit a tip anonymously.

All tips will be confidential.

If you have any information about this crime or this suspect, please contact:
Northeast Detective Division
Det. Allen #656
215-686-3153/3154
DC# 14-02-055840

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Maryland Hunting/Fishing News: Two Charged with Illegal Hunting in Allegany and Frederick Counties

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Maryland Natural Resources Police officers charged two men with illegal hunting in separate incidents in Allegany and Frederick counties this past weekend.

Steven Daniel McKee, 48, of Flintstone, received six citations for killing a bear out of season and using bait, and for failing to report killing an antlerless deer. He also received two warnings related to the deer violations.

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CREW FILES LAWSUIT AGAINST THE FEC FOR FAILING TO ENFORCE CAMPAIGN RULES

August 20, 2014

$\"FEC$ Washington, D.C. — Today, Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington (CREW) and CREW Executive Director Melanie Sloan filed a lawsuit against the Federal Election Commission (FEC) for failing to enforce campaign finance disclosure laws against two groups, the American Action Network (AAN) and Americans for Job Security (AJS). Both groups poured massive amounts of dark money into 2010 congressional campaigns across the country.

Click here to read the complaint.

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