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…

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.

POSTED Sunday, May 22, 2011

November 17, 2015

The NJDEP Division of Fish and Wildlife is informing interested parties that from 2014 through early 2015 the Bureau of Marine Water Monitoring conducted a number of outreach sessions with stakeholders, Atlantic and Delaware Bay Shellfish Councils and the NJ Aquaculture Advisory Council on proposed changes to the Shellfish Classification rules at N.J.A.C. 7:12.

The proposed changes were primarily to address the Food and Drug Administration\’s concerns regarding conformance with National Shellfish Sanitation Program (NSSP) Model Ordinance, specifically aquaculture permitting, harvester training, and additional harvester requirements.

Wow!!!For licensing and usage, contact: [email protected] by Kayla Christine Palmer on Saturday, November 7, 2015 No shoes, no service – unfortunately that is the bus regulation that barred an older man from getting on a bus Saturday morning. Luckily for him, a police officer was there to show some compassion and a Payless store was across…

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. 

TRENTON — Retired State Police Narcotics Detective Lt. Nicholas Bucci said he was a loyal soldier in President Nixon\’s War on Drugs that began in 1971. 

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