Day: January 20, 2015

Supreme Court Takes Up Push to Let Gay Couples Marry Nationwide

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WASHINGTON (CN) – The U.S. Supreme Court agreed Friday to hold a hearing for four states that do not want to recognize same-sex marriages or grant licenses to such couples.
Though the justices broke gay-rights ground in June 2013 with United States v. Windsor, that case dealt only with a federal law that the court found was unconstitutional for defining marriage as the union of one man and one woman.

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Health Law Headaches: Employers Not Ready, Technology, Taxes

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The law\’s complexity is causing many problems for people and employers trying to navigate what they need to do, and when.

Politico Pro: Survey: Many Employers Aren’t Ready For Obamacare Mandate
Most companies are not prepared for Obamacare’s employer mandate, and nearly two-thirds of large employers are increasing workers’ share of their health care costs, according to a report released Thursday. (Norman, 1/15)

Politico Pro: Obamacare Reform Effort Hampered By Technology

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Brooklawn Police Apprehend Sixth Street Burglar

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JANUARY 16, 2015 at approximately 1935 Hrs., an alert resident called 911 and reported a suspicious male entering a vacant residence on the 100 block of Sixth St. Sergeant Ellis and Patrolman Mason responded and found an open sliding door to the rear of the residence. Once inside they located, Emanuel Fifis in the basement and secured him. Fifis was found to be in possession multiple cutting tools, which he was using to cut copper wiring and piping out of the residence.

Fifis was transported to police headquarters where he was processed and later lodged at the Camden County Correctional Facility in default of $16,000.00 bail.

Charges:
Burglary
Criminal attempt – theft
Possession of burglary tools

Arrested:

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Amanda Dean Sentenced to Prison for Vehicular Homicide

MAYS LANDING – A Franklin Township woman was sentenced to State prison yesterday in connection with a 2011 motor vehicle collision that claimed the life of an 81-year-old woman, and injured two others, Atlantic County Prosecutor Jim McClain announced.

Yesterday, January 15, Amanda Dean, 28, of the 500 block of Old Harding Highway, Franklin Township, Gloucester County, was sentenced in Atlantic County Superior Court to 5 years in prison for vehicular homicide.

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2015 Preview: Unselfish, confident USC looks to build off last season

 

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The Road to Omaha doesn\’t begin in the spring; coaches already are driving their players toward the College World Series. It\’s the rise-n-grind that players tweet about; it\’s the workout pictures that are shared on social media. It\’s the day-in, day-out work that coaches and players hope will separate their team in June. Before the first pitch in February, NCAA.com is highlighting teams that may reach the Mecca of college baseball: Omaha.

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GROWING UP GLOUCESTER : SCOUT TROOP 66 SAINT MARY\’S R.C./ CNBNews

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GLOUCESTER CITY NJ–Spiritual Director-Rev. Joseph F. McGarvey, Scoutmaster Charles Grieco Sr. 

 

Bottom row: C. Cogan, T. Wilson, J. Davidson, Wm. Lee, D. Cleary, Wm. Crowthers, J. O’Donnell, 

 

 

Second row: P. Hinchliffe, R. Cann, L. Reader, A. Long, T. Reed, M. Shaw, D. Robertson, John Durkin, J. Miller

 

Third row: R. Purbeck, Wm. Fredhoff, V. Dailey, J. Barnett, F. Costello, C. Klaus, James Durkin, G. Fitzpatrick, G. Thomas, G. O’Lear.

 

Top row: B. Emery, C. Barber, R. Lee, Wm. Reinhart, C. Reilly, S. Skokowski, Fr. Haas, R. Fredhoff, T. Herbett

 

RELATED: Gloucester City History St. Mary\’s

 

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Submitted by Joe O\’Donnell photo and Bunny Sullivan Bailley 

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Catherine M. Peacock (nee Kelley), age 90, of Gloucester City

Catherine M. Peacock (nee Kelley), age 90, died January 19, 2015.

Born in Gloucester City, she lived there her entire life. She was a 1942 graduate of Gloucester Catholic High School. Cass was a member of the Gloucester City Historical Society.

She was the beloved wife of the late Henry F. Peacock Sr. Cass is survived by two sons, Henry (Karen) Peacock and Thomas (Barbara) Peacock; her brother, Raymond (Emmeline) Kelley; two grandchildren, Jennifer (George) Hayes and Jeffrey (Lauren) Peacock; and five grandchildren, George, Catherine, Maren, Thomas, and Lucy.

Viewing will be Friday 10-11am at St. Mary\’s Church 426 Monmouth St. Gloucester City, NJ08030. Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated at 11am. Burial New St. Mary Cemetery Bellmawr.

In lieu of flowers, family requests donations to St. Mary Church at the above address.

Arr. by NORTON FUNERAL HOME Williamstown. To sign the guestbook visit www.nfhnj.com.

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