Google Maps\’ Thanksgiving Traffic Alert: Wednesday the Worst Day to Drive

Philadelphia Sees Biggest Increase in Holiday Traffic

 

MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif., Nov. 18, 2014 /PRNewswire/ — Google Inc.\’s (NASDAQ: GOOG, GOOGL) Google Maps today released traffic information for 21 cities* across the U.S. to reveal insights for avoiding Thanksgiving traffic as well as top searches in Google Maps before, during, and after Thanksgiving.

Traffic data was pulled from the Monday before Thanksgiving to the Sunday after Thanksgiving during 2012 and 2013, and Google Maps search trends are based on information from 2013.

\”You should spend your holidays with friends and family—not behind the wheel of a car,\” said Aaron Nelson, Google Maps Product Manager. \”To save you from traffic headaches this Thanksgiving, we\’re giving you a look at Turkey Day traffic and trends, powered by Google Maps.\”

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Murder Witness Threatened from Jail

FBI RELEASE/Prison Plot Foiled

NOVEMBER 18, 2014–It’s one of the more outrageous prison plots the FBI has investigated in recent memory: An Ohio inmate—and the clinical psychologist who was in love with him—were among five people indicted last month and charged with threatening a murder witness.

\”I’ve seen a lot of creative inmates trying to get released,\” said Special Agent Eric Rardain, who investigated the case out of our Philadelphia Field Office, \”but never in my 22 years of law enforcement have I seen anyone go to this extreme.\”

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THIS JUST IN: Ramp from I-76 eastbound to I-295 northbound closed tonight

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Multiple Alarm Fire in Gloucester City, Both Victims Were Taken to Cooper University Hospital, Their Condition Is Unknown

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 Flames were coming out of the roof when firefighters arrived at the scene. (photo courtesy of Gloucester City Fire Department Engine 54 Facebook page)

by William E. Cleary Sr.

GLOUCESTER CITY NJ (CNBNews.net)--A mulitiple alarm fire broke out today around 11:45 AM at 316 Highland Blvd., a single family home. According to Gloucester City Fire Department spokesman George Huston when firefighters arrived at the scene, the house was engulfed in smoke, and flames were coming from the roof. Firefighters rescued one person from the house. Two people were injured both taken to Cooper Hospital, Camden City for treatment. Although a daily newspaper is reporting that one of the victims died, Huston could not confirmed that report. A firefighter was treated at the scene for smoke inhalation. 

 The fire was placed under control around 12:45pm. Responding crews on scene shortly after noon included Collingswood, Westville, Gloucester City.

The cause of the fire is unknown and is still under investigation. 

Smoke coming out of the side of 316 Highland Blvd. (photo courtesy of Gloucester City Fire Department Engine 54 Facebook page)

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Logan NJ man sentenced on 4 burglaries, VOPs

press release 

WOODBURY NJ November 21, 2014–Bryon King-Washington (DOB 3/8/90) of Logan Township NJ was sentenced today (11/21) to a series of concurrent four and five year New Jersey state prison sentences stemming from residential burglaries in Harrison, Mantua and Woolwich townships in 2012 and 2013, including one in which the victim said her deceased mother’s wedding ring was stolen.

 \”I can never replace that ring and this was the only personal item she left me. I’m sickened by this and now I cannot pass this on to my daughter to keep it in our family,\” the victim wrote in a letter read in court by Assistant Gloucester County Prosecutor Michelle Jeneby.

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New Way to Keep Baseball Players in the Game:

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CNB Hunting/Fishing Delaware: Volunteers Needed for Habitat Restoration Project

 

DOVER (Nov. 19, 2014) – DNREC’s Division of Fish & Wildlife is looking for volunteers to help with ongoing vital habitat restoration work at the Nanticoke Wildlife Area in Sussex County, from 1 to 3 p.m. on Sunday, Dec. 7.

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Fish & Wildlife conservation staff and volunteers began working in 2010 to restore a four-acre

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Dredge Rock Being Deployed at Shark River Reef

November 19, 2014

The NJDEP Division of Fish and Wildlife is notifying boaters, recreational and commercial fishermen and divers that thirty-six thousand cubic yards of dredge rock obtained from the Port Authority of NY & NJ, Howland Hook Marine Terminal Berth Deepening Project, will be deployed on the Shark River Reef Site beginning November 24 through December 31, 2014. The shale rock will be transported to the site and deployed by hopper scow at predetermined locations.In total, 10 hopper scow loads of rock will be deployed on the reef site as part of the division\’s Artificial Reef Program.

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CNB HUNTING/FISHING NJ: Youth Firearm Deer Hunt Day This Saturday, November 22

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