What Journalism Movies Get Right (and Wrong) in 2015

 

 

Why is Hollywood so obsessed with journalists lately? Spotlight is the latest—and best—in a string of recent movies about journalists and the work that they do. Aside from its many cinematic virtues, it\’s the rare journalism drama that depicts the news industry both accurately and engrossingly. Here\’s a rundown of what recent journo-films get right and…

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Jackson Residents Oppose Six Flags Solar Plan

 

Jackson, NJ. Jackson, NJ citizens are in uproar over Six Flags Great Adventure’s Plan to deforest 70 acres of environmentally critical Pinelands adjacent to Colliers Mills Wildlife Management Area and in near proximity to hundreds of homes in order to build a solar power plant.

Residents are especially concerned about ground water contamination with heavy metals and carcinogens like hexavalent chromium, which can leech from panels due to damage from vandalism, fire, wear-and-tear, and natural events.

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CNB ARCHIVES: Education v. Sports; Thank You Dawn; Camden Diocese Wrong Again

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Shellfish Administrative Order, Aquaculture Registration, and Harvester Training Information

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New Jersey Police Officer Surprises Homeless Man With New Boots (WATCH)

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New Jersey Lawmakers on Legalizing Marijuana

 

ATLANTIC CITY — Two days after lawmakers held the first public hearing discussing the idea of legalizing marijuana in New Jersey, the top four leaders of the state Legislature were split along party lines on how the state should approach the issue. The top Democrats — state Senate President Stephen Sweeney and state Assembly Speaker Vincent…

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Philly cop arrested for attacking Dunkin Donuts employee, bystander

 

PHILADELPHIA — A police officer is facing criminal charges after authorities said he attacked a Dunkin Donuts employee and a female who tried to stop him on Valentines Day earlier this year. Philadelphia Police said Officer Joseph Marion, 39, was outside of a Dunkin Donuts on Wadworth Avenue on Feb. 14 when an employee lost control…

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POT SUPPORTERS : Legalizing marijuana in N.J. is a social justice issue

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Low-Income Children Receive Preventive Care in Medicaid and CHIP better than Private Insurance

–CHOP\’s Policy Lab Analyzes Family-Reported Experiences with Access to Care, Quality, Costs across Insurance Types–

 

PHILADELPHIANov. 16, 2015 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ — Researchers have found that children in low-income families experience greater access to preventive medical and dental care under Medicaid or the Children\’s Health Insurance Program (CHIP) than children covered by private insurance. However, for all types of insurance coverage, access to pediatric specialty care was a challenge.

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TD Charitable Foundation Awards $2.5 Million in Grants Focused on Affordable Housing Initiatives

 
Twenty-five organizations receive \”Housing for Everyone\” affordable housing grants to support the creation or preservation of affordable housing for seniors

 

CHERRY HILL, N.J.Nov. 16, 2015 /PRNewswire/ — The TD Charitable Foundation, the charitable giving arm of TD Bank, America\’s Most Convenient Bank ®, today announced the winners of $2.5 million in grants to support affordable housing initiatives through its tenth annual \”Housing for Everyone\” grant competition.

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