Gloucester Township Police Program Continues to Guide Addicts into Drug Treatment

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Fifty nine percent of those appearing in Gloucester Township municipal court and suffering from addiction have enrolled in drug treatment as a result the Gloucester Township Police Department’s Project SAVE (Substance Abuse Victimization Effort).

In June 2014, the Gloucester Township Police Department launched Project SAVE to focus efforts and practices in three critical areas of law enforcement SUPPRESSION, PREVENTION, and INTERVENTION in an effort to effectively combat the nationwide drug epidemic. One of the most significant initiatives associated with Project SAVE is the SAVE

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Newark murder spike threatens to overshadow Christie\’s 2016 Camden success story

MANCHESTER, N.H. — Gov. Chris Christie, a Republican presidential candidate, had spent most of Saturday in New Hampshire decrying the \”lawlessness\” supposedly unleashed by President Obama\’s selective enforcement of drug and immigration laws. But with Newark suffering five murders in two days last week, and a sixth on Saturday, Christie renewed his calls to reorganize the…

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CNB ARCHIVES 2009: Your Federal Tax Dollars at Work; $50,000 for New Playing Fields

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GLOUCESTER CITY-The EPA and Army Corps of Engineers are building a temporary football practice field and a temporary Tee-ball field at the Johnson Blvd. Jogging Track, Klemm Avenue side, so that the hazardous waste from some of the playing fields at the north end of Johnson Blvd. can be removed. The temporary fields will be used during the 2010/2011 seasons. The approximate cost for the fields is $50,000.

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The Cheshire Murders and the Illusion of Safety

If hope is the thing with feathers, then dread is the thing with claws. A story like that of the Petit family sinks its talons into you and refuses to let go. \”One of the worst crimes in Connecticut history,\” as The New York Times called it, was notable neither for a sensational body count nor…

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The Mystery Consumer Suggests: Lunch at Capital Grille, Cherry Hill Mall

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CHERRY HILL NJ–This is a well-kept secret. Most people think that Capital Grille is expensive, and for dinner it can get pricey, but lunch is a real deal. First, there’s free valet parking. Just drive up to the stand. Lunch prices are in effect until 4PM. You will find it far less crowded that just about any other dining establishment at the Mall. Capital Grille is located just to the left of the Nordstrom’s entrance to the Mall.

The food is excellent and the servers are attentive. They typically have lunch specials, so for two for lunch, it might only cost $10-$20 extra over what you’d spend for lunch at places like Seasons 52 or Brio, which are also very nice. I think the modest difference in price is well worth it.

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Philly Naked Bike Ride takes over streets of Philadelphia (PHOTOS)

PHILADELPHIA — Hundreds of naked bikers stormed the streets of Philadelphia for the annual Philly Naked Bike Ride on Saturday. For the seventh straight summer, hundreds of bicyclists joined together — creatively painted or stripped down to their birthday suits — to promote fuel-conscious consumption, positive body image and cycling advocacy. Before baring all for the…

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Construction on the New $87 Million Gloucester City Elementary School is Underway

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GLOUCESTER CITY NJ–Ironworkers set the cross beams on the new elementary school being built on Market Street between Fifth and Sixth Streets.

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GLOUCESTER CITY NJ—Work on the Gloucester City Middle School is progressing. This past week $\"IMG_0242\"$ Ironworkers were setting the beams and laying the decking on the three- story building using a 35-foot crane (click image to enlarge). Funding for the $64 million project, located on Market Street between Fifth and Sixth Streets is coming from the state’s School Development Authority (SDA).

Last August Edye Maier, SDA Public Information Manager, said that figure includes $42 million for the design-build contract, along with the costs for items such as land acquisition, relocation, demolition, and remediation.

Maier was asked if there would be any future construction costs?

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Steven P. Mund, of Brooklawn age 31

On August 27, 2015. Age 31. Of Brooklawn.

Peacefully after a long illness surrounded by his loving Parents : Philip H. Mund, Jr. and Margaret I. (nee Sayers). Devoted brother of Jodie Boos and Renee Mund. Survived by many loving and devoted friends and family.

Steven was born in Camden and raised in Brooklawn. He was a graduate of Gloucester City High School Class of 2002. Steven worked as a nuclear technician for Bartlett Inc.

At the request of his family, services are private.

Family requests in Steven’s memory donations to American Heart Association : c/o McCann-Healey Funeral Home: P.O. Box 1071, Bellmawr, NJ 08099. Please write in memo: Steven P. Mund.

Condolences and Memories may be shared at www.mccannhealey.com under the obituary of Steven P. Mund.

Funeral Arrangements and Inquiries through: McCANN-HEALEY FUNERAL HOME: 851 Monmouth Street, Gloucester City.
Ph: 856-456-1142

via www.mccannhealey.com

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Great Video: The Best of Times | Big Geek Daddy

The Best Of Times is a memorable look back at the 1950’s and 1960’s and should be entertaining to watch for anyone that grew up in that era. Since I was born in the 1960’s it was a little before my time but I still enjoy the music and looking at the muscle cars as I’ve always had a thing for the oldies since I was a kid. If you like this be sure to watch The Best of Times Part Two.

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