Gary Alan Campanell, on May 22, 2015, of Runnemede, formerly of Mays Landing. Age 61.

Beloved husband of Joelle (nee Bender). Devoted father of Christa, Graycin, and Gary C. Campanell. Loving son of Louise Baker (Charles) and the late Robert Campanell. Dear brother of Bob Campanell (Lynda) and son-in-law of Gerrie McGlinchey. Also survived by many loving family members.

Gary spent his time entertaining crowds as a member of Gary & The Kid and many other bands.

There will be a viewing from 1 to 3pm Saturday afternoon at GARDNER FUNERAL HOME, RUNNEMEDE.

Funeral Service 3pm at the funeral home.

Interment private.

In lieu of flowers, donations may be made at your local TD Bank to \”Gary’s Memorial Fund\”, for the care of his children.

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

via www.gardnerfuneralhome.com

Young animals’ mothers typically found nearby.

The leaves are green, the flowers are in bloom and, once again, a new generation of wildlife is making its arrival.
This time of year, it’s almost a certainty that Pennsylvanians will encounter young wildlife, whether in their backyards or high on a mountain. And some of those animals – whether they be young deer, birds, raccoons or other wildlife – might appear to be abandoned.
Usually, they are not abandoned. In fact, their mothers might be watching over them from somewhere nearby. And the best thing people can do is to leave those animals alone.

END OF WATCH MAY 25, 2015

NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA –Patrolman James Bennett was shot and killed from ambush while working an overtime detail at a construction site of the Guste Homes Public Housing Complex.

Patrolman Bennett was patrolling a site where homes were being built when he was shot and killed by an unknown person. Patrolman Bennett\’s patrol car was found crashed near the intersection of Erato Street and Freret Street shortly after 7:00 am. Responding Officers found Patrolman Bennett inside the patrol car fatally wounded.

Patrolman Bennett had served with the Housing Authority of New Orleans Police Department for two years.

Please contact the following agency to send condolences or to obtain funeral arrangements:

Police Chief Robert Anderson
Housing Authority of New Orleans Police Department
4100 Touro Street
New Orleans, LA 70122

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Harrisburg, PA – Governor Tom Wolf announced today that All Fresh Farms, LLC, an indoor hydroponic production and packaging operation that specializes in growing lettuce mixes, kales, and basil, will establish a new facility in Greene Township, Pike County, a move that will create at least 200 new jobs.

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In the aftermath of the recent shootings in Waco involving biker gangs, police received intelligence indicating that the gang members had encouraged their members to shoot and kill police officers.

Now there are even more threats against police officers coming from the gangs.

HARRISBURG – Attorney General Kathleen G. Kane today announced the arrest of four Pennsylvania men on unrelated charges of child pornography.

The latest arrests occurred over the past week in Allegheny, Lehigh, and Westmoreland Counties. The defendants are:

• Matthew P. McClure, 28, 246 Amity Rd., Ross Township, Allegheny County;
•  Kirby R. Hower, 33, 525 Jefferson St., Whitehall, Lehigh County;
•  Timothy Dionisi, Jr., 22, 112 Hays St., Apt. 301, Derry, Westmoreland County; and 
•  Kenneth W. Hensley, 27, 211 W. 4th St., Greensburg, Westmoreland County.

Matthew P. McClure of Allegheny County

Indiana State Trooper Mike Wood with the baby deer he rescued after it became stranded on Interstate 70.

THE STORY: At around 9 am on a recent morning, various motorists along Indiana’s Interstate 70 reported a \”baby deer\” in the median near the 48.5-mile marker. Callers said the baby deer was alive and appeared to be so young, that someone should check out the situation. Trooper Mike Wood of the Putnamville Post was subsequently dispatched to investigate.