On Sunday morning in anticipation of the FIFA Women\’s World Cup final, Kathy Hollins texted her daughter-in-law-to-be, Carli Lloyd, asking her a simple question about the evening\’s match. \’Are you ready?,\’ Hollins\’ text read. \’I\’m freaking ready,\’ Lloyd replied. Lloyd, a Delran native and midfielder on the United States women\’s national team, stayed true to her…
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C.E.E. Program
The Lindenwold Police Department is proud to announce a new Police-Community Partnership Program. The Police Department is trying to make a registry of homeowners’ surveillance cameras that could be used to catch criminals.
The Lindenwold Police Department Citizens Electronic Eye Program, or CEE Program, would map out the locations of the cameras, so officers can find possible evidence faster. The directory would not allow officers to tap into private cameras, as it would just indicate where the cameras are located.
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CAMDEN — A former assistant principal who was charged for her alleged involvement in the 2012 teacher-student sex scandal at Triton Regional High School is suing county officials who investigated the case, saying she was innocent and her reputation is now tarnished. In the lawsuit filed late last month in Camden federal court, Jernee Kollock-Mann, of…
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On Sunday morning in anticipation of the FIFA Women\’s World Cup final, Kathy Hollins texted her daughter-in-law-to-be, Carli Lloyd, asking her a simple question about the evening\’s match. \’Are you ready?,\’ Hollins\’ text read. \’I\’m freaking ready,\’ Lloyd replied. Lloyd, a Delran native and midfielder on the United States women\’s national team, stayed true to her…
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C.E.E. Program
The Lindenwold Police Department is proud to announce a new Police-Community Partnership Program. The Police Department is trying to make a registry of homeowners’ surveillance cameras that could be used to catch criminals.
The Lindenwold Police Department Citizens Electronic Eye Program, or CEE Program, would map out the locations of the cameras, so officers can find possible evidence faster. The directory would not allow officers to tap into private cameras, as it would just indicate where the cameras are located.
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WASHINGTON — A majority of New Jersey voters no longer approve of the job U.S. Sen. Robert Menendez is doing in office, and are showing greater dissatisfaction with fellow Democratic U.S. Sen. Cory Booker, according to a poll released Tuesday. The Monmouth University poll found 38 percent of the state\’s voters both approved and disapproved of…
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by John Ridlehoover
Depression is a dangerous, yet easily treated disease. When diagnosed properly, depression can be managed with medication, therapy, or a number of other treatments. Sadly, the number of people with undiagnosed depression is astounding. New Jersey alone, suicide is the third leading cause of death of people ages 10 to 24. The suicide rate amongst veterans is about 30 per each 100,000. Suicide is a continuously growing problem amongst many people from many different backgrounds.
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CNB ARCHIVES DISPLAYED HERE Monday, October 05, 2009
By William E. Cleary Sr.
JEER–To those people from out-of-town that continue to disrespect the community of Gloucester City. That includes bar owners, slum landlords and disorderly people. Stay out of Gloucester City we don’t want your business nor do we need the \”trash\” that patronize your establishments or live in your apartments.
JEER-It was reported in the Sunday Philadelphia Inquirer that Camden City and Gloucester City are the only two communities in Camden County that still mix storm water and sewage in one large pipe. In other words when it rains, if the system overflows, it floods sewage everywhere. Besides paying a quarterly tax to the City of Gloucester City residents pay the Camden County MUA. Why hasn’t this problem been fixed? If 35 other communities in Camden County have been able to fix this quandary why hasn’t Camden and Gloucester Cities?
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Diana Stancy / @DianaStancy / July 06, 2015
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SAN FRANCISCO CALIF–An illegal immigrant federal officials claim was convicted of seven felonies and deported five times shot a woman on the San Francisco waterfront last Wednesday.
Francisco Sanchez, who was arrested an hour after the attack, admitted he shot 32-year-old Kathryn Steinle, but claimed the incident was an \”accident.\” According to Sanchez, he discovered the gun wrapped inside a shirt on the pier. After picking up the gun, he claims it \”started to fire on its own.\”
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CAMDEN City, N.J. – The owners of popular Ocean City, New Jersey, restaurant chain Manco & Manco Pizza today admitted evading taxes, structuring cash payments to avoid reporting requirements and lying to IRS special agents, U.S. Attorney Paul J. Fishman announced.
Charles Bangle, 55, of Somers Point, New Jersey, pleaded guilty before U.S. District Judge Robert B. Kugler in Camden federal court to Count 5 of an indictment charging him with evading taxes with respect to his 2010 personal tax returns and Count 30 charging him with structuring financial transactions in 2011 to avoid reporting requirements. Mary Bangle, 54, also of Somers Point, pleaded guilty to Count 7 of the same indictment, which charges her with knowingly making materially false statements to IRS special agents.
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