Cape May County Prosecutor Releases Names of Two Dead People Found in Middle Township

 

For Immediate Release – July 10, 2015 

Cape May Court House, New Jersey – Cape May County Prosecutor Robert L. Taylor and Middle Township Police Chief Chris Leusner announce that on today’s date the identity of the male and female who were discovered in the Rio Grande section of Middle Township on July 8, 2015 have been identified as John Clohessy 53 year old male and Carrie Clohessy 41 year old female. Both individuals were homeless at the time of their deaths. 

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WATCH: The Man and the Dog

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1,000 miles away, family seeks help bringing N.J. hit-and-run victim\’s ashes home

CNBNEWSNET The friends and family of a Wisconsin woman who was killed in a hit-and-run incident in Glassboro are asking for donations to help bring her remains back home. Lori Coenen, 46, of Appleton, Wisconsin, died just after midnight on Wednesday when she was struck by a pickup truck driven by her boyfriend. \”She did not have

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CNB Hunting/Fishing New Jersey: Explore Bowhunting

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10 things to know about N.J.\’s Common Core review

CNBNEWSNET– TRENTON — New Jersey\’s Department of Education on Wednesday unveiled a six-month plan to review the Common Core educational standards. The review was ordered by Gov. Christie Christie in May, when he declared that Common Core was \”simply not working\” in New Jersey. Working on a short timeline, the department is rapidly moving forward with the…

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N.C. man faces prison for having gun in car while working on N.J. storm repairs

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HAMILTON – A North Carolina man doing emergency, storm-related utility repairs in Mercer County last month is facing possible prison time after volunteering to a police officer in Hamilton that he had a handgun in his vehicle. The admission to police, the customary and legal thing to do in North Carolina, landed Brian Fletcher in handcuffs… 

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Allahu Akbar: What the lowering of the Confederate flag is REALLY about – Allen B. West

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Former Glassboro Public Works Employee Sentenced to 16 Years for Child Sexual Assault

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CNB Archives: Camden County Sports Hall of Fame to Induct Two former Gloucester City residents

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CNB Medical: Kennedy Health offers Navio® CT-free Robotic Partial Knee Replacement Surgery

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