CNB Hunting/Fishing Delaware: New deer stands available to disabled hunters

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DOVER DELAWARE(Oct. 15, 2015) – Two new deer stands with access stairs instead of ladders on Old Furnace Wildlife Area near Seaford are available for use this season by firearm deer hunters with disabilities, DNREC’s Division of Fish & Wildlife announced today. The stands also feature wider dimensions and are placed along a level path close to an interior access road with handicap parking centrally located between the two stands.

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Shipwreck survivor and author to speak at CGA memorial service

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NEW LONDON, Conn. – On October 20, Dr. Peter Eident will address officer candidates at the Coast Guard Academy chapel to honor the eleven sailors who gave their lives on Oct. 20, 1978 when the Coast Guard Cutter Cuyahoga sank at the mouth of the Potomac River. The service will be at 10 a.m. and is open to the public and the media.

Eident was sailing aboard the Cuyahoga, an officer candidate training platform, as an officer candidate when the cutter collided with an Argentine coal freighter. At the time, the Cuyahoga mishap was the worse peace-time accident in Coast Guard history.

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Op-Ed: Two Reports Cite Christian Annihilation

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Bill Donohue comments on two reports released this week that describe religious persecution around the world:

We know that people of every religion are being targeted for murder and plunder in many parts of the world, and that the Communist regimes in China and North Korea are hotbeds of Christian persecution. But nothing compares to what is happening in the Middle East and Northern Africa. Quite simply, we are witnessing the annihilation of the Christian people.

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Saturday football, Week 6: NJ.com LIVE coverage and updates from around the state

It\’s Week 6 of the high school football season in New Jersey. Division title races are starting to take form. Power points actually mean something. RESULTS & LINKS: Friday | Saturday You\’ll want to keep track of some of the big games on Saturday and NJ.com has you covered. Follow the links below as we\’ll have…

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Memories of Gloucester City: The Buena Vista

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photo and caption submitted by Joe Hargesheimer

MEMORIES OF GLOUCESTER CITY (NJ)–The building in the foreground is the Buena Vista Hotel. It once stood near the river at the intersection of King and Water Streets. If you look to the left of this building you will see the Mansion House as it appeared in it\’s hey day. When Billy Thompson, The Duke of Gloucester, came to town, after he married a Gloucester girl from Middlesex Street by the name of Sarah Sweeny, he leased the Buena Vista Hotel and started serving the famous planked Shad Dinners. After his lease was not renewed, he built his own, Thompson Hotel, on the River Front at the end of 3rd. Street.

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CNB Hunting/Fishing Pennsylvania: HUNTERS URGED TO REPORT BANDED PHEASANTS

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About 5,500 ringnecks have been marked as part of Game Commission study to assess harvest rates.

Pheasant hunting in Pennsylvania kicked off Saturday with the weeklong season for junior hunters, followed by the statewide opening day for pheasants Oct. 24.

With the season nearly here, hunters are advised that some of the pheasants they find in the field might have leg bands. And by reporting those birds, hunters can provide important information as part of a study into pheasant harvest rates.

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Obituary | Frank J. Martino, Jr. of Mt. Ephraim

Frank J. Martino Jr., \”Buff\”, on October 14, 2015, of Glendora; formerly of Mt. Ephraim. Age 67.

Devoted father of Rita and Nicole Martino. Loving grandfather of Alicia Salvador (Marco). Beloved brother of Frieda Sharp. Dear uncle of Denise Hegedus (Patrick) and great uncle of Sydney Hegedus. Also survived by his loving cat, Buddy.

Buff was the owner of Frankie’s Casa Di Oro in Bellmawr.

There will be a visitation from 6 to 7:30pm Tuesday at GARDNER FUNERAL HOME, BELLMAWR.

Memorial Service 7:30pm at the funeral home.

Interment private at the request of the family.

In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the family.

via www.gardnerfuneralhome.com

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CNB Archives 2011: WHEN EAST MEETS WEST: Cherry Blossom Viewing In Japan

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Commentary by Hank F. Miller Jr.

$\"Fuji-Japan-Cherry-Blossoms-and-Mount-1-2TELRXMJHD-1600x1200\"$ Japan at this time is preparing for the higest alert code-Pink .I\’m referring to the cherry blossom season alert. which takes place each year after a cold winter when the Japanese people welcome the coming of Spring.The blushing blossoms carpet Japan with pink all the way up the Japanese archipelago from Southern Kyushu to Hokkaido.Full pink alert is when cherry blossoms are mankai-in full bloom.

IMAGE: The Fuji Japan Cherry Blossoms

The cherry blossom report is broadcasts on the nightly news during the weather report, cherry blossom reports in Japan are extremely accurate.When reported here in Fukuoka Prefecture the blossom should burst fourth their buds on about March 26, but I believe they have been delayed for about two more days.

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Brooklawn Fall Festival Saturday, October 17

The first Borough of Brooklawn Fall Festival will be held at the Brooklawn Waterfront at Timber Blvd on Saturday, October 17, beginning at 1 pm until dusk. It will be a full day of continuous live music, food, games, hayrides, entertainment, and it will conclude with a fireworks display (courtesy of Westville, NJ) at 7 pm over the river! Below is the schedule for the Festival happening this Saturday, October 17.

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