The Friday after Thanksgiving is reported to be the busiest shopping day of the year. Please see the below safety tips.  

Before You Go

• Fill up your gas tank. Make sure you’re not running low on gas in case it takes time to find parking or to get out of the parking lot. Or, in case you get delayed by winter weather conditions.
• Decide how you’ll pay. If possible, carry only credit cards, and make photocopies so that you’ll have the account number and customer service phone number if your wallet is lost or stolen. If it\’s practical, carry just one card.

Triatoma infestans or the \”Kissing Bug\”, \”Assassin Bug\”, or \”Cone-Nose Bug\”, is a vector for Chagas\’ Disease. Chagas Disease is caused by the parasitic protozoan Trypanosoma cruzi and is transmitted while the insect vector from the family Reduviidae, subfamily Triatominae, is blood-feeding on a human host. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

 

They have been spotted in 27 states, including nearby Pennsylvania, but so far the nocturnal triatomine bug, commonly called the kissing bug, has not migrated to the Garden State. Triatomine bugs, also known as kissing bugs, can carry a parasite that causes Chagas disease, a potentially life-threatening illness. An investigation last week by the Dallas Morning…

 

 

(New York, N.Y. – November 24, 2015) The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has awarded $158,000 to Rutgers University to provide training and technical assistance to food production, processing, storage and distribution companies in the Newark, New Jersey area to reduce their releases of greenhouse gases. 

 

Dear Editor-

The holidays are upon us and it is the time of giving. The giving of gifts, the giving of time, the giving of goodwill…and most importantly, the giving of thanks. 

As a volunteer, I want to thank every person who has supported the American Heart Association | American Stroke Association. Perhaps it’s a donation, attending a Heart Walk, championing a healthy change or supporting your child in a Jump Rope For Heart program. No matter how you’ve shown support, I want you to know that you have made a difference.

press release

On Friday, October 30, 2015, the New Jersey Foundation for Open Government (\”NJFOG\”) attended a hearing in Kaplan v. Kratovil at New Brunswick Family Court. The hearing was to determine whether the Court would enter a Final Restraining Order (\”FRO\”) against the Defendant based on an Open Public Records Act (\”OPRA\”) request he filed with the City of New Brunswick. The Plaintiff, Ms. Kaplan, alleged that the Defendant, Mr. Kratovil, was harassing her because he filed an OPRA request that named, among other people, Ms. Kaplan\’s husband, who is on the New Brunswick Rent Control Board.

English: Oven roasted turkey, common fare for Christmas and Thanksgiving celebrations. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

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CAPE MAY, N.J. – Recruits from Coast Guard Training Center Cape May are scheduled to spend Thanksgiving with residents of South Jersey, Thursday, as part of Operation Fireside.

Approximately 100 host families have volunteered to open their homes to the service’s newest volunteers this Thanksgiving in the Red Cross’ 35th annual Operation Fireside program. Approximately 350 recruits will get the opportunity to spend the day with the family, eat a home-cooked meal and relax.

posted Thursday, June 30, 2011

by John Paff

The State Local Finance Board recently fined four Gloucester City officials $100 each for refusing to file the Financial Disclosure Statements (FDS) due on April 30, 2008. The four officials who were fined are:

Ryan Murphy, Planning & Zoning Board

Jack Brandt, Planning & Zoning Board Alternate

Colleen Hagan, Library Board

Joanne B. Gurick, Library Board

I originally filed my complaint on September 11, 2009, against nineteen (19) Gloucester City officials for failing to file their FDS.

On January 31, 2011, and February 28, 2011, I received updates from the Local Finance Board advising that:

 

 

Volume XX No.48: November 25, 2015

It’s Thanksgiving week. At Taxpayers for Common Sense, we thought we’d do what so many Americans do at this time of year – take stock of those things for which we are thankful. But we did it with a bit of a TCS twist. We were going to list all the things we’re grateful the Congress did this year, but we like to give you around 600 words of content and to be blunt, the 114^th Congress’s accomplishments can be described in two: \”not much.\”

 

 

Rep. Norcross: \”My recent trips confirmed the grave nature of the threats\”

Washington, DC-Congressman Donald Norcross (NJ-01) released the following statement upon returning from a national security-focused trip to Afghanistan, Egypt, and Saudi Arabia.Rep. Norcross joined fellow members of the House Armed Services Committee and received classified briefings from high-ranking military and intelligence officials on the ground.

 \”My first duty is to ensure the safety and security of the American people, and I will always act to defend our country from threats.  Given recent and ongoing events, it is prudent for us to re-evaluate our nation’s refugee screening process to ensure that it is as strong as possible for the public safety of our citizens.\”

L to R: Anthony Polo, Justin Costanzo, Ava Murphy, Ryan Cassidy, and Brandon Brooks.

GLOUCESTER CITY NJ–Congratulations to Gloucester Catholic’s September 2015 Students of the Month. They are:

Junior High — Anthony Polo
Freshman — Justin Costanzo
Sophomore — Ava Murphy
Junior — Ryan Cassidy
Senior — Brandon Brooks

source Gloucester Catholic High School FB

 

 

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