Reminder for the week: Time for anglers to purchase 2015 fishing licenses

 

DOVER (March 16, 2015) – To achieve public compliance through education and enforcement actions that help conserve Delaware’s fish and wildlife resources and ensure safe boating and public safety, DNREC Division of Fish & Wildlife Enforcement Natural Resources Police officers between March 2-8 made 835 contacts with anglers, hunters, boaters and the general public, including one vessel boarding for boating safety and fishing regulation compliance checks. Agents responded to 33 complaints and issued 18 citations. This week, with an expanded Fish & Wildlife Enforcement presence continuing to be deployed as a deterrent, no citations were issued at the C&D Canal Conservation Area and associated recreational trail.

NEWARK, NJ—Ten members and associates of the DeCavalcante organized crime family of La Cosa Nostra were arrested today and charged with various plots to commit murder, distribute drugs and run a prostitution business, U.S. Attorney Paul J. Fishman announced.

Charles Stango, 71, of Henderson, Nevada; Frank Nigro, 72, of Toms River, New Jersey; and Paul Colella, 68, of Toms River, were arrested this morning and charged by complaint for their roles in a plot to kill a rival gang member. Charles Stango was also charged along with his son, Anthony Stango, 33 of Brick, New Jersey, with conspiring with members of his New Jersey-based \”crew\” to distribute cocaine and run a prostitution business. John Capozzi, 34, of Union, New Jersey; Mario Galli, 23, of Toms River, New Jersey; and Nicholas Degidio, 37, of Union, New Jersey, were also charged with cocaine distribution.

DIOCESE OF CAMDEN PRESS RELEASE

ATLANTIC CITY NJ–Diane Jannone sits beaming behind her desk at Catholic Charities’ Family and Community Services Center in Atlantic City. She has good reason to smile. Just last week she finished spending the last of $250,000 state housing grant — well before the March 31 deadline. 

But outside the world of social services, the weight of that accomplishment might seem a little opaque. To put it in perspective, these kinds of grants are highly competitive and renewed from year to year. They come with strict qualifying requirements for potential beneficiaries. The clients must have received an eviction notice, with a court date and docket number, fall within a specific income level, have a particular kind of need, and never have received the assistance before.

Newswise — NEW YORK, NY – Researchers have built a new computational tool that identifies 800 different ways people are at increased risk for post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), permitting for the first time a personalized prediction guide.

Results from the study out of NYU Langone Medical Center are published online in the journal BMC Psychiatry.

\”Our study shows that high-risk individuals who have experienced a traumatic event can be identified less than two weeks after they are first seen in the emergency department,\” says Arieh Y. Shalev, MD, the Barbara Wilson Professor in the Department of Psychiatry at NYU Langone and a co-director of NYU’s Steven and Alexandra Cohen Veterans Center. \”Until now, we have not had a tool – in this case a computational algorithm — that can weigh the many different ways in which trauma occurs to individuals and provides a personalized risk estimate.\”

Claim Awarded Turkey Permits By Monday, March 23 Deadline

March 16, 2015

Hunters who were awarded Spring Turkey Hunting Permits have until 11:59 p.m. on Monday, March 23 to claim their awarded permits. Those who applied for permits through the lottery should have received notification of their results in the lottery. The NJDEP Division of Fish and Wildlife reminds applicants who did not receive an e-mail or postcard notification that they can check if they were successful in obtaining a permit through the online license and permit website.

 press release March 16, 2015

 

Adam L. Mayr (DOB 3/3/78), of Washington Twp., NJ has been arrested and charged with invasion of privacy, endangering the welfare of a child and official misconduct, all related to the creation of images of private areas of students at the Gloucester County Institute of technology in Deptford Township NJ without their knowledge.

 

The GCIT administration became aware of the allegations Thursday (3/12) and notified law enforcement the same day. Mayr, an English teacher at the GCIT high school, was arrested late Friday (3/13). Bail on the charges- nine counts on each of the three offenses alleged- was set at $300,000. Mayr was placed in the Salem County Jail in default of bail.

  

On March 12, 2015. Age 57, of Blackwood, NJ. He was a former resident of the New Lisbon Developmental Center and the Constitution Group Home in Berlin. Michael is survived by his devoted mother, Kathryn Sack; Dear sisters, Tracy White, Audrey Shaw (Carl), Sandy Pertuit, Carolyn Sack-Zannoni; brothers, Walter and James Sack. Also surviving are many nieces and nephews. 

 

Interment will be private in Mt. Carmel Cemetery, Moorestown, NJ. 

 

Isaiah 40:31 But those who wait on the Lord

Shall renew their strength;

They shall mount up with wings like eagles,

They shall run and not be weary,

They shall walk and not faint.

 

Condolences and Memories may be shared at www.mccannhealey.com under the obituary of Michael R. Sack. Funeral Arrangements and Inquiries through: McCANN-HEALEY FUNERAL HOME: 851 Monmouth Street, Gloucester City.

 press release

March 15-21 is National Sunshine Week, a yearly event that highlights the importance of open government and our \”right to know\” as citizens engaged in our own governance. 
 
Established in 2001, the New Jersey Foundation for Open Government (NJFOG) is the only organization in New Jersey dedicated solely to improving public access to government records and meetings. NJFOG works to educate residents about the state’s Open Public Meetings Act (OPMA) and Open Public Records Act (OPRA) and also works to strengthen these laws and increase compliance.

NEWARK – The New Jersey Division of Consumer Affairs has filed a civil lawsuit against Waterworld Fiber Glass Pools, Inc., a Hammonton-based installer of in-ground swimming pools, alleging that the company defrauded multiple consumers by, among other things, failing to perform contracted-for work and/or failing to repair its own substandard work, and refusing to refund consumers’ down payments. 

\”When Waterworld allegedly failed to perform the work consumers had paid for, many of those consumers lost more than their down payments. They also faced significant additional costs related to excavating huge holes and otherwise preparing for the installation of in-ground pools that never reached their homes,\” Acting Attorney General Hoffman said. 

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