NEW YORK — An autopsy on dermatologist and former beauty queen Kiersten Rickenbach Cerveny — a former Gloucester County resident who died after beingfound unconscious in New York City — was inconclusive pending toxicology and other tests, according to reports. Cerveny, 38, who graduated as valedictorian from Washington Township High School in 1995, was seen being…
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Staffed coverage Field Hockey: Kingsway 4, Gloucester Catholic 0 | PHOTOS Girls Soccer: No. 17 Lenape 1, Cherry Hill West 1 | PHOTOS Rankings: Football | Boys Soccer | Girls Soccer | Field Hockey Featured content: – Boys Soccer: Camden County\’s leading goal scorer, Oct. 3 – Field Hockey: Camden County\’s leaders – Goals | Assists…
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OCTOBER IS SAFE SCHOOLS MONTH
Safe Schools Month annually consists of three main weeks during the month of October: Week of Respect, Anti-Violence Awareness Week, and Red Ribbon Week. Members of the Pine Hill Police Department will once again team-up with the Pine Hill Municipal Alliance and the Pine Hill School District to participate yearly in events at the schools during these weeks.
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WASHINGTON—Attorney General Loretta E. Lynch announced today that the Justice Department will launch a new collaborative strategy to more closely partner with businesses in intellectual property enforcement efforts and will award over $3.2 million to 10 jurisdictions to support state and local task forces in the training, prevention, enforcement and prosecution of intellectual property theft and infringement crimes.
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Jersey Shore town seeks to shut out \’riff raff\’ taxpayers NJ Advance Media commentator Brian Donohue calls a proposed non-resident parking ban on beachfront streets in the Monmouth County town of Deal \”the most amazingly obnoxious\” chapter in the state\’s decades-long battle over public access and beach replenishment. (Brian Donohue | NJ Advance Media for nj.com)…
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WOODBURY NJ October 5, 2015–Darryl J. Senior (DOB 12/14/66), of Williamstown NJ pleaded guilty today to endangering the welfare of a child, acknowledging he failed to report to the state Division of Child Protection and Permanency that a minor had told him she had been sexually assaulted for years by a man he knew.
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Today is January 28, and while the snow was removed from this area, the ice was not. The sidewalk was like an ice-skating rink.
This is not just the \”three corner park\”, it is also a school bus stop. Children need to walk on this sidewalk to reach their bus. Last week when it snowed, the handicapped ramp was a sheet of ice and my son fell trying to get on the bus.
I called the Public Works Department and was told it was the Board of Education’s responsibility, the B.O.E. says it is the Public Works, etc. I called the City Administrator and he said he is fairly new and doesn’t know whose responsibility it is.
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