NJ\’S New Child Restraint Law effective Sept. 1st

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COAST GUARD RESPONDING TO SHIP AGROUND ON DELAWARE RIVER

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CNB CRIME:Gloucester City Police Need Your Help!

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NEW INTERACTIVE FLOOD WARNING MAPS FOR PASSAIC RIVER BASIN

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CNB Business News: A&P supermarkets Thanksgiving Day layoff list grows to 8,500 jobs

 

MONTVALE –More than 8,500 employees at A&P supermarkets across New Jersey will be out of the job by Thanksgiving, according to filings with the state Department of Labor. The latest round of filings bring the total number of potential layoffs to more than 9,400, for the Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company, which operates under the…

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A Healthy Family Starts At Home

A Healthy Family Starts At Home And It Starts With You

The American Heart Association’s Life is Why Family Health Challenge™ slated to return this September

Robbinsville, NJ, August 24, 2015– Being healthy isn’t hard and shouldn’t break the bank. The American Heart Association and American Stroke Association wants families to feel empowered to make healthy choices in a way that will fit right in to your schedule without exhausting your wallet.

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Fatal Arson Conviction in Pennsylvania Chucked

By ROSE BOUBOUSHIAN 

(CN) – New science about a fatal 1989 fire exonerates a man convicted of killing his mentally ill daughter, the Third Circuit ruled, affirming habeas relief.
The fire in question engulfed a cabin in Monroe County, Pa., where Han Tak Lee and his daughter, Ji Yun Lee, were staying for a religious retreat.
Ji Yun Lee\’s mental illness had given her suicidal and homicidal ideation throughout her life, according to the ruling.
Before the Lees went to Pennsylvania, police officers had observed the daughter in a manic state at their New York home, unharmed but arguing with family members who were urging her to take her medications, according to the ruling.
The court said Ji Yun Lee\’s erratic behavior continued at the retreat. In the hours before the late-night fire, the woman jumped into a body of water and later had to be physically restrained.

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Nurses at Shore Medical Center Authorize Strike by Overwhelming Margin

ATLANTIC COUNTY, N.J., Aug. 24, 2015 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ — Nurses at Shore Medical Center in South Jersey spoke with purpose and passion this morning as they announced a strike authorization by an overwhelming majority. The announcement by members of the Shore Nurses Union/NYSNA comes after months of negotiations have gone fruitless. The Shore Medical Center RNs plan to take their fight to advocate for patient care and a fair contract to the community with a LABOR & COMMUNITY RALLY in front of the hospital on TUESDAY, AUGUST 25TH starting at 12:00pm.

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Alumni Efforts Driving Force Behind New Stadium at Toms River High School South

 

By Kyle Jacobs Toms River Magazine TOMS RIVER-Toms River High School South had a very nostalgic, yet very old stadium that was falling apart. As with most aspects of education, money was tight, and the school system was unable to proved the funds necessary to resurrect the stadium. To respond to the issue, Mike Jedziniak, an…

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Obituary: Mrs. Nicolina Balsama of Gloucester Township

Obituary for Mrs. Nicolina Balsama

Nicolina Balsama, (née Amato) age 90, of Gloucester Twp., NJ formerly from South Philly, was reunited with her husband John in Heaven on August 23, 2015.

Legacy
Nicolina was born and raised in S. Philly by her loving Italian parents, Raffael and Vittoria Amato. She worked many years as a seamstress, picking fresh food for NJ farmers, and dedicated a career to the Phila. Board of Education. Her truest pleasure was to be surrounded by her loving family and preparing delicious meals for them all to enjoy.

Family
Beloved wife of 64 years to the late John F.; Devoted mother of Kathleen A. McGuinness (John), John N. Balsama (Kathy), and the late Victoria Balsama; Treasured grandmother of Nicole Lasecki (Adam), Kimberly McGuinness (Jack Leary), Kelly McGuinness, Ashley Meadows (Anthony), Christopher, and the late Kevin John Archer; Adored great grandmother of Adam Jr., Nicolina V., Domenic, Annabella, and Emma; Dear sister to Rosie Tropiano (Domenic), and the late Mary, Katie, and Joseph; Cherished aunt to many.

Farewell Ceremony
*Services are still being scheduled. Please check back later for confirmed details.*

In lieu of flowers, donations may also be made in her name to Catholic Charities of Camden Diocese, 1200 Delsea Dr. # 1, Westville, NJ 08093, www.catholiccharitiescamden.org or American Diabetes Association, 150 Monument Rd., Bala Cynwyd, PA 19004, www.diabetes.org. share the memories … share love … ShareLife®

via www.mcgfuneral.com

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