Gloucester County Prosecutors Office Fugitive Arrest | cnbnews.net

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Jersey City Receives Tony Hawk Foundation Top Skatepark Grant | cnbnews.net

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CNB Medical : Harder-to-Abuse OxyContin Doesn’t Stop Illicit Use

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The prescription painkiller OxyContin comes in several different dosages, including this 80 mg version. An abuse-deterrent formulation of the OxyContin (left), introduced in 2010, has curtailed its illicit use, but about 25 percent of drug abusers entering rehab still abuse the drug, according to new research at Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis.

Newswise — A reformulation of OxyContin that makes it harder to abuse has curtailed the drug’s illicit use. But some 25 percent of drug abusers entering rehab said they still abused the prescription painkiller despite package labeling that emphasizes its abuse-deterrent properties, new research indicates.

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Honeywell/ NASA Bring Hip-Hop Physics Educational Series To Philadelphia Middle Schools

MORRIS TOWNSHIP, N.J., March 9, 2015 /PRNewswire/ — Honeywell (NYSE: HON) and NASA\’s award-winning, hip-hop physics education program, FMA Live! Forces in Motion, is making its way to Northeastern U.S. middle schools this spring. Aiming to inspire students to learn and enjoy math and science in a compelling, fun and memorable way, the popular show is in high demand, having been performed before 400,000 students in all 48 contiguous U.S. states, as well as in Mexico and Canada, since its creation in 2004. The spring tour is making its way to Allentown, Dresher and Wyndmoor, PA this week.

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Echoes of Hillary’s Past as Emails Put Her on Defensive | cnbnews.net

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St. Louis County Police and Missouri State Highway Patrol to take over Security in the City of Ferguson

 

(CNBNews.net)FERGUSON MISSOURI– Effective this evening at 6:00 PM, the St. Louis County Police Department and the Missouri State Highway Patrol will assume command of the security detail regarding protests in the City of Ferguson. 

 

The Honorable James Knowles, Mayor of the City of Ferguson, is aware that the St. Louis County Police Department along with Missouri State Highway Patrol will assume command of the security detail in the City of Ferguson regarding protests until further notice. 

 

The Ferguson Police Department has been responsible for commanding the detail after Missouri Governor Jay Nixon’s State of Emergency expired in December. These responsibilities once again transition to the St. Louis County Police Department as well as the Missouri State Highway Patrol. 

The St. Louis County Police Department is not assuming routine policing services in the City of Ferguson, as these responsibilities are still in the hands of the Ferguson Police Department. 

 

source press release March 12, 2015

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Thought for the Day: Worry

 

 Is there a magic cutoff period when offspring become accountable for their own actions? Is
there a wonderful moment when parents can become detached spectators in the lives of their children and shrug, \”It’s their life,\” and feel nothing?

When I was in my twenties, I stood in a hospital
corridor waiting for doctors to put a few stitches in my son\’s head.

I asked, \”When do you stop worrying?\” The nurse said,
\”When they get out of the accident stage.\”

My mother just smiled faintly and said nothing.

When I was in my thirties, I sat on a little chair in a classroom and heard how one of my children talked incessantly, disrupted the class, and was headed for a career making license plates.

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CNB CRIME: Information sought on theft suspects

 

 

(Camden, NJ) – The Camden County Police Department is investigating a Feb. 5 theft incident and asking for help from the public to identify two suspects caught on surveillance video.

 

The crime occurred around 1:40 p.m. on Feb. 5 on the 400 block of Williams Street. Two suspects got out of a white Ford van and took items from a utility truck including copper welding cable, an extension cord and copper connectors.

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CNB Hunting/Fishing Delaware: New wooded tract added to Nanticoke Wildlife Area near Laurel

 

 

LAUREL (March 10, 2015) – Delaware’s Division of Fish & Wildlife recently acquired 14 acres of woodlands and prime wildlife habitat surrounding Wrights Creek off Ellis Mill Road near Laurel in Sussex County. This newest addition to the Robert L. Graham Nanticoke Wildlife Area will be managed as wildlife habitat and will permanently preserve more than 2,500 feet of mature woodland buffer along Wrights Creek, a freshwater tributary that empties into the Nanticoke River 1.5 miles south of the newly-acquired property.

 

\”The addition of this small but important tract to the Nanticoke Wildlife Area is the latest example of the progress we have made in protecting key habitat areas in the 25 years since the Delaware Land Protection Act and its funding arm through the Delaware Open Space Program were established,\” said DNREC Secretary David Small. \”With the support of Open Space funds, we have been able to conserve nearly 2,500 acres just in the Nanticoke Wildlife Area alone.\”

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CNB Crime: Woodbury man guilty in drug-selling

 

George S. Jackson (DOB 10/9/73), of Woodbury was found guilty by a jury today of selling oxycodone pills on two dates in January 2013 to an undercover narcotics officer, and he was also convicted of the separate offense of making the sales within 500 feet of a Woodbury public park.

 

In all, the jury returned guilty verdicts on all counts of an eight-count indictment, the most serious of which were the second-degree charges of distribution near a park.

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