Category: LEGACY IMPORT

Fake Car Accident Gang Arrested and Charged

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\"spacer\"\"spacer\"\"spacer\"\"spacer\"\"spacer\"TRENTON – Acting Attorney General John J. Hoffman and the Office of the Insurance Fraud Prosecutor (OIFP) announced today that the nephew of the admitted mastermind of several staged car accidents in northern New Jersey was arrested yesterday and indicted for both running his own fake accident scheme and for tampering with witnesses who he believed were planning to implicate him in a major insurance fraud investigation conducted by the State.

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Authorities Conduct Prostitution Sting, Eight Arrested, Including Two Area Residents

press release December 11, 2014

On December 5th, 2014, The Gloucester Township Police Department with assistance of the Camden County Prosecutors Office, New Jersey State Police, Magnolia Police Department, Pine Hill Police Department and the Runnemede Police Department conducted a proactive operation targeting subjects promoting prostitution and who are engaging in Human Trafficking. The operation involved an undercover officer who posed as a customer ordering prostitutes from a website.

The hotel’s staff and management were fully cooperative with law enforcement. The goal of the operation was not to target the prostitutes themselves, who are often women with drug addictions, mental health issues and homeless, but to target those promoting prostitution and the networks that facilitates the sex trade. Eight persons were arrested on charges of Prostitution and Promoting Prostitution.

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DNREC, Delaware City Refining Co. reach settlement for water-related violations

 that includes installing improved fish return system 

DOVER (Dec. 10, 2014) – DNREC Secretary David Small announced today that the department has entered into a penalty settlement agreement with the Delaware City Refining Company, LLC (DCRC) that will result in the company’s installation of modern technology to reduce impacts on aquatic life in the Delaware River and includes an improved fish return system at the Delaware City refinery’s water intake structure. The agreement also clarifies the process for renewal of DCRC’s National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) discharge permits and compliance with the NPDES 316(b) rule that governs water intakes.

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Heart-Healthy Holiday Countdown from the American Heart Association

 

Twelve ways to make your holiday season merry and heart-healthy

Robbinsville, NJ, December 8, 2014 – It’s time to get into the holiday spirit! From twinkle lights and holiday tunes to warm beverages and delicious cookies, the sights, sounds and tastes of the holidays are everywhere. But among the joys of the season, it’s important to maintain healthy habits to protect yourself from heart disease and stroke, the No.1 and No. 4 health threats. So how do you stay heart-healthy when prepping and preening for the happiest of holidays? 

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Hunters Permitted to Take Feral Hogs During Deer Seasons in Zones 25 and 65

 

December 11, 2014

The NJDEP Division of Fish and Wildlife is reminding deer hunters that the Division has issued a Special Wildlife Management Permit to control feral hogs in Deer Management Zones 25 and 65. Feral hogs compete with wildlife for available food sources, prey upon ground-nesting birds and small mammals and may carry disease. The increase in the population of feral hogs has also resulted in damage to lawns, golf courses, farm crops and forests in Gloucester County.

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WREATHS ACROSS AMERICA AND SOLDIERS\’ CHRISTMAS EVENTS SET FOR SATURDAY, DECEMBER 13

HOLIDAY CEREMONIES HONORING VETERANS AT FINNS POINT CEMETERY AND FORT MOTT STATE PARK IN SALEM COUNTY

 TRENTON -New Jersey\’s military veterans will be honored at a Wreaths Across America ceremony at Finns Point National Cemetery on Saturday, December 13, and later that same day, visitors will be treated to a Soldiers\’ Christmas – lantern-guided tours through the history of battles – at nearby Fort Mott State Park in Pennsville. The events are free and open to the public. 

The Wreaths Across America event, which begins at noon, is one of more than 800 wreath-laying ceremonies scheduled on Saturday in all 50 states to honor all military veterans. This week, Governor Christie and Lt. Governor Guadagno participated in Wreaths Across America ceremonies at Ellis Island and at the Statehouse in Trenton. Since 1992, the organization has been decorating cemeteries and graves of veterans for the holiday season to remember the fallen and honor those who served.

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NJDOT Commissioner opposes suspension of federal rules Regulating truckers’ hours behind the wheel

 

Fox says current regulations improve safety

 

Trenton – New Jersey Department of Transportation (NJDOT) Commissioner Jamie Fox today said he opposes a proposal being considered by Congress that would suspend the rules governing when truckers can take extended breaks.

 

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DUI charges dismissed against Lambertville Mayor DelVecchio

 
Charges of driving under the influence filed in Mansfield Township on Nov. 9 against Lambertville Mayor David DelVecchio were dismissed in court today, Dec. 11. DelVecchio, 58, said he was \”relieved\” that the DUI charges were dismissed after the court in Burlington County reviewed \”the facts of this case.\” Judge Dennis P. Mcinerney read the results…

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Penn Study Shows Bed Bugs Can Transmit Parasite that Causes Chagas Disease

\"AnAn adult bed bug (Cimex lectularius) with the typical flattened oval shape. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

 news release

Like the \”Kissing\” Bug, Bed Bugs Can Transmit Deadly Parasite Via Feces 

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Mrs. Christine Wall, Gloucester Catholic Alumnus, Belles of St. Mary Drum and Bugle Corps

\"Christine-Wall-1418119572\"Christine E. Wall (nee Davis), of West Deptford, NJ, passed away on December 5, 2014, at the age of 64 after a courageous battle with pancreatic cancer, surrounded by her family and friends. 

Family 

Devoted mother of Michelle K. Wall and Melissa A. Wilson (nee Wall) (Gregory); loving daughter of the late Raymond and Elizabeth Davis (nee Green); dear sister of Lawrence King-Davis, Ronald J. Davis (Diane) and Michael J. Davis (Amando Herrera). Chris is also survived by her longtime dear friend/\”sister\” Gayle Rowan Erickson (Edmund), and many other loving nieces, nephews, cousins and friends. 

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