English: Four ounces of low-grade marijuana, usually referred to as a quarter-pound or QP. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
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English: Four ounces of low-grade marijuana, usually referred to as a quarter-pound or QP. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
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BANNER BEAR YEAR NEARLY HERE?
Populations are up, food is plentiful and more hunters are buying licenses as seasons approach.
PENNSYLVANIA–ecent years have been some of the best on record for Pennsylvania bear hunting, and one expert says there’s potential for that trend to continue.
The annual statewide bear seasons again are about to kick off.
Leading the way is the statewide archery bear season, which opens Monday, Nov. 17. And after that five-day season comes to a close on Nov. 21, properly licensed hunters who still are in pursuit of a bear can participate in the four-day general season that opens Saturday, Nov. 22, then runs from Monday, Nov. 24 to Wednesday, Nov. 26.
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Jessica Pacana, 26, of Haddon Heights, was charged with robbery, unlawful possession of a weapon and other charges in the alleged incident at the Black Horse Pike New Agency at 1 p.m. Nov. 11, according to police.
Officers responded to reports of a female suspect entering the store and demanding money while brandishing a weapon, say police. The suspect then fled the scene in a vehicle.
Officers from Haddon Heights, Audubon, Barrington, Haddon Township, Mount Ephraim and Runnemede swept the area of the incident and stopped the suspected vehicle and arrested Pacana who matched descriptions provided, police say.
Pacana was placed in Camden County Correctional Facility, according to police, who did not report her bail status.
THE SUSPECT IS PRESUMED INNOCENT UNTIL PROVEN OTHERWISE
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Army Sgt. William A. Peyton, Jr. a JDOG dog handler comforts his partner Rico, while Veterinarian Technician Spc. Amber Albrecht, provides Rico with a physical examination at the Guantanamo Bay Veterinary Treatment Facility. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
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Fish & Wildlife Enforcement investigating boat sinking in Indian River Inlet
DOVER (Nov. 12, 2014) – DNREC Division of Fish & Wildlife Enforcement Natural Resources Police officers are investigating a boating accident which occurred Monday evening, Nov. 10 in the Indian River Inlet, in which a large sportfishing boat sank.
According to Cpl. John McDerby of Fish & Wildlife Enforcement, the 38-foot twin-engine diesel Topaz with two persons on board struck the Inlet’s north side jetty and sank between 6:45 and 7 p.m. The passenger was treated at Beebe Medical Center in Lewes for facial cuts and a broken nose. The vessel’s operator was not injured.
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Mixed levels of concern over ability to retire
A seven-year trend showing that half of New Jersey residents would like to leave the state remains unbroken in the latest Monmouth University/Asbury Park Press Poll. Taxes and cost of living are the driving factor, with one third of residents saying they are very concerned about their retirement savings.
Currently, 50% of New Jersey residents say they would like to move out of the state at some point compared to 45% who say they would like to remain in the Garden State for the rest of their lives. The number who want to move out is within range of prior polls taken over the past seven years. When asked to assess the probability that they will actually move, regardless of whether they want to, 26% of all residents say it is very likely and 32% say it is somewhat likely they will leave the state. Another 17% say it is not too likely and 23% say it is not at all likely.
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NEWARK, N.J., Nov. 10, 2014 /PRNewswire/ — PSEG Solar Source today announced that completion of the PSEG Essex Solar Energy Center. The facility is located roughly four miles northeast of Burlington, Vermont, and has a capacity of 3.6 MW-dc. The solar farm was developed and constructed by juwi solar Inc. (JSI). It has a 25-year power purchase agreement with Vermont Electric Power Producers, Inc. (VEPP), as part of the Vermont Sustainably Priced Energy Enterprise Development (SPEED) program.
The Essex facility is PSEG Solar Source\’s ninth installation in seven states including Arizona, California, Delaware, Florida, New Jersey and Ohio. A tenth project is under construction in Texas; when it is completed PSEG Solar Source\’s portfolio will be 110 MW-dc.
\”PSEG is pleased to announce this latest addition to our utility scale solar fleet and are working diligently to continue to grow the business with great partners like JSI,\” said Diana Drysdale, president of PSEG Solar Source.
JSI was the project\’s engineering, procurement and construction contractor. It will operate the facility for PSEG Solar Source. The facility will feature approximately 12,000 solar photovoltaic panels on a fixed-tilt racking system.
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