CNB BUSINESS NEWS:The \’Uber for massages\’ makes its way to N.J.

Samer Hamadeh got his start as an entrepreneur in the seventh grade, selling candy during recess. He was eventually caught by school administrators — but instead of a trip to detention, Hamadeh managed to strike a deal to keep his fledgling business afloat. His justification for the schoolyard sales? Hammadeh told them he was meeting an…

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WATCH: Ireland by Drone in 4K

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Ireland by Drone is a beautiful look at the Irish countryside and coastline filmed from the air by Blue Mantle Media using an aerial drone. The beautiful scenes they filmed are accompanied by a wonderful soundtrack of \”Ireland\” by Liza Anne. If you enjoyed this film you might also like to watch \”Atlantic Light\”, a beautiful short film from photographer Peter Cox that looks at the stunning and awesome West Coast of Ireland.

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CNB ARCHIVES 2009: Made in Gloucester City…The way out of our Financial Crisis

CNB Archives published December 24, 2009

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Gloucester City is in a financial crisis. Our City’s annual budget continues to grow as our liabilities and overheads swell. Our revenues are down and our property taxes continue to rise as our City attempts to get a handle on it’s soon-to- be crushing debt load.

To help solve this crisis we must rediscover Gloucester City’s history of manufacturing and the commercial industry. The Water Street Industrial Zone was once home to numerous manufacturing companies which paid substantial tax revenues to our City, employed hundreds upon hundreds of area workers and bolstered our local economy. Huge holes in our tax revenue, employment rate and total commerce were created when these companies left Gloucester City. Subsequently, property taxes and state aid requirements have increased as our community has become unable to support its obligations.

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CNB Medical: What Menstruation, A Marathon Runner, And Women’s Rights Have In Common

When 26-year-old Kiran Gandhi ran the London Marathon in April, she crossed the line. Not just the finish line but a fine line hovering between socially unacceptable and uncomfortably courageous. She ran with her period, allowing her menses to stain in between her spandex leggings. The overtly displayed stain demanded attention. \”Firstly, I thought, Oh god,…

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COMMENTARY: Arguing for Fair Return on Taxpayer Coal

TAXPAYERS FOR COMMON SENSE

Volume XX No.34: August 21, 2015

Taxpayers have been losing big on the sale of coal mined from federal land for decades. But hopefully that’s about to change. The Bureau of Land Management (BLM), the feds’ land manager within the Department of the Interior, says they are finally considering doing something about it. We took them at their word and gave them some words of our own.

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Suspect wanted for attempted murder apprehended with handgun and drugs

(Camden, NJ) – Camden County Police Department detectives working as part of the U.S. Marshals Fugitive Task Force tracked down and arrested a suspect wanted for attempted murder Saturday who was armed with a handgun and in possession of drugs.

Just after 1 a.m. Saturday, Detective Brian Razzi and other members of the Marshals Task Force observed Rashon Warrington, 23, of Pine Hill, at a residence on the 1100 block of Chase Street. Warrington was wanted on multiple outstanding warrants stemming from a shooting on June 21.

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Teacher charged in sexual assault worked in Hackettstown

The Warren County teacher accused of sexually assaulting a student taught at Hackettstown High School, district officials confirmed Thursday night. The sign for Hackettstown High School is seen in April 2012. (Lehighvalleylive.com file photo) Michael J. Martino taught math prior to his removal from the district midway through the 2014-15 school year, Hackettstown School Board President…

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Camden County Sports Hall of Fame Oct. 29

Camden County is hosting the 9th Annual Camden County Sports Hall of Fame dinner and induction ceremony on Thursday, October 29. At that time, twelve local sports legends will be honored for their contributions to athletics.

2015 Inductees:

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How US Sugar Policies Just Helped America Lose 600 Jobs

Bryan Riley / The Daily Signal

The manufacturer of Oreo cookies recently announced plans to move production of Oreos from Chicago to Mexico, resulting in a loss of 600 U.S. jobs.

This should be a wake-up call to defenders of the U.S. sugar program and other job-destroying trade barriers.

The leading ingredient in Oreos is sugar, and U.S. trade barriers currently require Americans to pay twice the average world prices for sugar.

Sugar-using industries now have a big incentive to relocate from the United States to countries where access to their primary ingredient is not restricted.

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OFFICER DOWN: Detention Officer Tronoski Jones, Harris County Sheriff\’s Office, Texas

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Tronoski Jones

Harris County Sheriff\’s Office, Texas

End of Watch: Thursday, August 20, 2015

Detention Officer Tronoski Jones suffered a fatal heart attack while attempting to deal with a combative inmate at the Baker Street Jail shortly after 4:00 am.

The inmate was being moved from a recreational area to a cell when he began to argue. OC spray was deployed when he became combative and non-compliant. Officer Jones collapsed during the incident and passed away a short time later.

Officer Jones had served with the Harris County Sheriff\’s Office for just under four years. He is survived by his wife, two children, mother, and several siblings.

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Please contact the following agency to send condolences or to obtain funeral arrangements:

Sheriff Ron Hickman
Harris County Sheriff\’s Office
1200 Baker Street
Attn: Family Assistance Unit
Houston, TX 77002

Phone: (713) 755-8461