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 Voorhees, NJ – Effective December 1st, South Jersey-based Kennedy Health will launch a new palliative medicine care program in collaboration with Samaritan Healthcare & Hospice, which will serve as the hospital system’s preferred provider. Kennedy and Samaritan will work on the development and delivery of a clinically integrated palliative care program across all of Kennedy’s locations.

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The Department of Defense announced today the transfer of Ali Ahmad Muhammad al-Razihi, Khalid Abd-al-Jabbar Muhammad Uthman al-Qadasi, Adil Said al-Hajj Ubayd al-Busays, Sulayman Awad Bin Uqayl al-Nahdi, and Fahmi Salem Said al-Asani from the detention facility at Guantanamo Bay to the Government of the United Arab Emirates.

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(November 16, 2015) – The U.S. Supreme Court, Friday, agreed to review a Texas law designed to shut down clinics that provide safe, legal abortion services. The case, Whole Woman’s Health v. Cole, was brought by Center for Reproductive Rights on behalf of a coalition of women’s healthcare providers to stop an anti-abortion law (HB2) that places medically unnecessary regulations on clinics in Texas that provide abortions.

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50 Organizations Call for Extension of Comment Period and Addition of Public Hearings

A 30-day public comment period that falls during the holiday season and the lack of public hearings are among the concerns raised by fifty organizations fighting pipeline and infrastructure projects in the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic in a letter they submitted to DEP Secretary John Quigley calling for more opportunities to comment on the 335-page draft report issued by the Wolf administration’s Pipeline Infrastructure Task Force.

 

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After conducting its October market report, housing data provider RealtyTrac has some bad news for homeowners across New Jersey.

100 communities New Jersey communities with the highest foreclosure rates. The number signifies the ratio (example: one out of every 49 houses in Hibernia had a foreclosure filing in October). The list below that is the towns with highest raw totals.

National rankings in parenthesis, if the town fell within the top 200 nationally:

1. Hibernia 49 (17th nationally)
2. Hancocks Bridge 68 (26th nationally)
3. Dorchester 83 (46th nationally)
4. Leesburg 99 (62nd nationally)
5. Keansburg 100 (63rd nationally)
6. Willingboro 105 (68th nationally)
7. Dorothy 120 (90th nationally)
8. Lawnside 124 (101st nationally)
9. Pleasantville 131 (106th nationally)
10. Browns Mills 147 (129th nationally)
11. Sewaren 148 (132nd nationally)
12. Vernon 154 (tied 138th nationally)
13. Pennsauken 154 (tied 138th nationally)
14. Sicklerville 162 (147th nationally)
15. Roselle 163 (150th nationally)
16. Mays Landing 176 (177th nationally)
17. Egg Harbor Township 176 (tied for 179th nationally)
18. Palmyra 178 (tied for 179th nationally)
19. Gloucester City 180 (187th nationally)
20. Magnolia 182 (195th nat

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JACUMBA, Calif. November 16, 2015 (CNBNewsnet)—The U.S. Border Patrol San Diego Sector has identified one of its priority targets as being the key suspect in an assault against a Border Patrol agent last night near Jacumba.

Martel Valencia-Cortez, 39, was allegedly smuggling a group of 14 individuals across the border on foot through wet, sub-40 degree weather along remote, dangerous terrain on Carries Mountain at about 7 p.m. Upon initial encounter, agents reported that Valencia-Cortez immediately fled from the group and ran towards higher ground on the mountain. As the agents gave chase and closed the distance, Valencia-Cortez allegedly hurled a softball-sized rock at the agents, striking an agent in the face. In response, the agent fired multiple rounds from his government-issued handgun at Valencia-Cortez.