Category: LEGACY IMPORT

The Facts About Illegal Immigrants and Crimes

 

 

 

 

Diana Stancy / @DianaStancy / July 06, 2015

THE DAILY SIGNAL http://dailysignal.com

SAN FRANCISCO CALIF–An illegal immigrant federal officials claim was convicted of seven felonies and deported five times shot a woman on the San Francisco waterfront last Wednesday.

Francisco Sanchez, who was arrested an hour after the attack, admitted he shot 32-year-old Kathryn Steinle, but claimed the incident was an \”accident.\” According to Sanchez, he discovered the gun wrapped inside a shirt on the pier. After picking up the gun, he claims it \”started to fire on its own.\”

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CNB ARCHIVES 2009: Cheers and Jeers for the Month of September

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 By William E. Cleary Sr. 

JEER–To those people from out-of-town that continue to disrespect the community of Gloucester City. That includes bar owners, slum landlords and disorderly people. Stay out of Gloucester City we don’t want your business nor do we need the \”trash\” that patronize your establishments or live in your apartments.

JEER-It was reported in the Sunday Philadelphia Inquirer that Camden City and Gloucester City are the only two communities in Camden County that still mix storm water and sewage in one large pipe. In other words when it rains, if the system overflows, it floods sewage everywhere. Besides paying a quarterly tax to the City of Gloucester City residents pay the Camden County MUA. Why hasn’t this problem been fixed? If 35 other communities in Camden County have been able to fix this quandary why hasn’t Camden and Gloucester Cities?

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The Death of a Former Track Star Inspires Two Suicide Prevention Bills

by John Ridlehoover

Depression is a dangerous, yet easily treated disease. When diagnosed properly, depression can be managed with medication, therapy, or a number of other treatments. Sadly, the number of people with undiagnosed depression is astounding. New Jersey alone, suicide is the third leading cause of death of people ages 10 to 24. The suicide rate amongst veterans is about 30 per each 100,000. Suicide is a continuously growing problem amongst many people from many different backgrounds. 

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N.J. voters give thumbs down to Menendez, have dimmer view of Booker: poll

WASHINGTON — A majority of New Jersey voters no longer approve of the job U.S. Sen. Robert Menendez is doing in office, and are showing greater dissatisfaction with fellow Democratic U.S. Sen. Cory Booker, according to a poll released Tuesday. The Monmouth University poll found 38 percent of the state\’s voters both approved and disapproved of…

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Lindenwold Police Department Citizen\’s Electronic Eye Program

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C.E.E. Program

 The Lindenwold Police Department is proud to announce a new Police-Community Partnership Program. The Police Department is trying to make a registry of homeowners’ surveillance cameras that could be used to catch criminals.

 The Lindenwold Police Department Citizens Electronic Eye Program, or CEE Program, would map out the locations of the cameras, so officers can find possible evidence faster. The directory would not allow officers to tap into private cameras, as it would just indicate where the cameras are located.

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CNB Crime: GTPD Community Bulletin/ Keep Your Home Safe While You are on Vacation

1. Have your newspaper and mail delivery stopped while you are away. It is a clue to a criminal that your mailbox is overflowing and newspapers are piled up on your property. If you have a mail slot on your door, secure it. You can stop your mail by visiting your local post office and completing a simple form.

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Carli Lloyd\’s future family celebrates World Cup title with Delran community

On Sunday morning in anticipation of the FIFA Women\’s World Cup final, Kathy Hollins texted her daughter-in-law-to-be, Carli Lloyd, asking her a simple question about the evening\’s match. \’Are you ready?,\’ Hollins\’ text read. \’I\’m freaking ready,\’ Lloyd replied. Lloyd, a Delran native and midfielder on the United States women\’s national team, stayed true to her…

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The Mystery Consumer Suggests: Pete’s Shoe Repair

 

Pete’s Shoe Repair

725 N. Black Horse Pike

Runnemede, NJ 08078

www.petesshoerepair.com

 

\"6a00d8341bf7d953ef019b003971a5970d-500wi\"RUNNEMEDE NJ (CNBNews.net)–Finding a shoe repair shop is getting more difficult. Pete’s is a family owned and operated business for over 50 years. Their quality is excellent. They also sell a variety of other shoe related products. In addition, they also repair many other things, including even grass bags on mowers. They sewed the lining in a piece of luggage for me. The small loop on my leather watchband came off. They took care of that too. Their prices for these small repairs were very reasonable. They did both these things while I waited.

Pete’s is a very active shop, so things can’t always be done while you wait, but they certainly do their best to help you. If you have shoes that need repair or anything else requiring sewing, I’d give them a call.

Pete’s is located just past the Runnemede Wawa on the right heading toward the shore. Proceed slowly because it’s easy to fly right by!

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Carli Lloyd has a performance for the ages in the Women\’s World Cup victory | Politi

They\’ll be hanging her poster on bedroom walls across the country. They\’ll be demanding her No. 10 on the first day of soccer practice for years to come. They\’ll be watching her clips from these games in the 2015 Women\’s World Cup, again and again on YouTube, and dreaming that, someday, they\’ll be just like her…

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The EPA says this substance is deadly, yet it’s pumping people full of it

\"Shutterstock_103958843-600x433\"HOT AIR: The EPA says a substance is deadly, yet it is exposing people to it for research purposes without saying that it is deadly. So is it really a threat?

By Sarah Chavey | Watchdog Arena

If a particular substance can be deadly even with minimal exposure, it seems obvious that subjecting people to high amounts of that substance would be imprudent, even for the sake of science.

According to JunkScience.com founder Steven Milloy, however, the EPA does just that.

The substance is an air pollutant called Particulate Matter up to 2.5 micrometers in diameter, better known as PM2.5.

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