OFFICER DOWN:Det. Paul J. Koropal, Allegheny County District Attorney\’s Office – Investigative Division, PA.

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CNB Spotlight on NJ College Students

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BELLMAWR BRANCH Library June Events

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AUDUBON NJ: Info Wanted on Fatal Hit & Run

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Avian influenza has been detected in the United States | CNBNews.net

 

By: Dr. Sherrill Davison, Associate Professor, Avian Medicine And Pathology, Penn Vet

PHILADELPHIA PA April 17, 2015–Highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI) recently has been detected in commercial poultry, backyard poultry flocks, and wild birds in several states.

As of early April 2015, the virus has been detected in wild birds in three of the four flyways: Pacific, Central, and Mississippi. It has not yet reached the Atlantic flyway.

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Poll: New Jersey voters oppose Christie presidential bid

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Kurt R. Krueger Pipefiters Local 322 Business Agent, Former Harmony Gun Club Member

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OFFICER DOWN:Det. Paul J. Koropal, Allegheny County District Attorney\’s Office – Investigative Division, PA.

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OBITUARY: Nektarios \”Nicky\” F. Fahey, age 3, of Gloucester Township NJ

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CCPD Officers rescue baby left alone in car

 

(Camden City, NJ) – Officers Belinda Villegas-Ramos and Joseph McGrath rescued a five-month-old infant who was left unattended in a parked car Thursday morning, April 30.

Officer Villegas-Ramos was working a detail at the TD Bank on Martin Luther King Boulevard shortly before 11:30 a.m. when she was alerted to a car parked in the adjoining parking lot of the CVS. Officer Villegas-Ramos observed that an infant was alone in the back seat of the car where he was screaming loudly and sweating profusely. With no parent or guardian nearby to open the locked car, Officer Villegas-Ramos and Officer McGrath broke the front, driver’s side window to gain entry. The officers then got the baby out of the car and comforted him until EMTs arrived.

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