Suspicious Van Reported to Gloucester Township PD, at Chews Landing Rd by Little Gloucester Rd

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Assemblyman Coughlin and the Big \’I\’ Spearhead Motor Vehicle Electronic Identification Bill in New Jersey

 

The Bill (A-3905) has been proposed for introduction and currently awaits committee referral.

Trenton, NJ – The Independent Insurance Agents & Brokers of New Jersey, sometimes referred to as the Big ‘I’, and Assemblyman Craig Coughlin (D-19) have introduced a bill (A-3905) that would allow operators of motor vehicles to provide electronic proofs of insurance on smart phone devices.

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CNBNews Weekly Stats Nov. 3 thru Nov. 9

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Pa. State Police Graduates 91 New Cadets

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New DNREC Emergency Response Team video details work of department’s first responders

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Obituary: Charles B. McAnally, age 50 of Runnemede

 

Charles B. McAnally, on November 15, 2014, of Runnemede. Age 50.

Loving son of Margaret and the late Joseph P. Beloved brother of Joseph P. (Nausika), Donna Lepera (John), Dorothy McAnally, and Ann Fulton (Greg). Also survived by many Aunts, Uncles, Nieces and Nephews, and his loyal companion \”Maximus.\”

Charles was an avid hockey fan and enjoyed fishing.

There will be a viewing Saturday morning from 9 am to 11 am at GARDNER FUNERAL HOME, RUNNEMEDE, followed by a funeral service at 11 am at the funeral home. Interment private at the request of the family.

In lieu of flowers donations may be made in Charles’ memory to the Ed Snider Youth Hockey Foundation, 3601 S. Broad St. Philadelphia, PA 19148 or at www.SniderHockey.com.

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Pennsylvania Gaming Board Awards License to Stadium Casino 900 Packer Avenue

November 18, 2014 press release

Gaming Control Board Awards License To Stadium Casino LLP Project In South Philadelphia

PHILADELPHIA, PA:The Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board today awarded a Category 2 license to Stadium Casino, LLP which will permit the operation of a casino at 900 Packer Avenue in Philadelphia. Stadium Casino, LLP is a joint venture between Greenwood Gaming & Entertainment, LP which currently operates the Parx Casino in Bucks County, Pennsylvania and the Cordish Companies which operates both the Maryland LIVE Casino near Annapolis, Maryland and the Xfinity LIVE entertainment complex in Philadelphia.

The award, made unanimously by the seven-member Board at a public meeting at the Pennsylvania Convention Center in Philadelphia, is the fifth and last award of a Category 2 stand-alone casino license permitted under the Pennsylvania Race Horse Development and Gaming Act, which further stipulated that this facility must be located in Philadelphia.

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Gloucester City High School Soccer Alumni Game

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Mixed Martial Arts: The New Fight Club

 

One by one they give in. At first the women look almost bored, but then they too become animated and are drawn into the violence. It is the second fight of the night and Andy from Newcastle is the object of their attention. \”Come on, Andy!\” they call to the modestly-sized man with the sculpted figure,…

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World War II Veteran Dies Waiting for Benefits

November 17, 2014

When World War II veteran Norman Carty died last December in an assisted living home in Bethlehem, the government profited.. It didn\’t have to pay $8,660 the Department of Veterans Affairs owed him. He had been waiting for the money for six months, and the VA wouldn\’t release it to his estate. \”Why do we lose…

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