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Last session the Senate introduced bill S-2368, which requires any municipality that accepts federal or state money to replenish storm-damaged beaches to provide free public toilet facilities for persons using the beach.
And this session it was reissued as bill S-648, which also blocks beach fees.
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CNBNEWS ARCHIVES POSTED Wednesday, July 16, 2008
By John P. Schmidt NEWS Correspondent
As Gloucester City Mayor William P. James played the bagpipes on the Delaware River, the Schooner North Wind sailed into port Saturday evening, July 5.
It docked at the old Coast Guard Pier, which has been renamed Freedom Pier, under the direction of Captain Charles Reed.
Reed has more than 40 years of maritime experience and is volunteering his time to help the City.
\”It\’s a beginning,\” Councilman Jay Brophy said. \”The King Street Theater went down, the Coast Guard Base closed down, and all this property closed down. Now, it\’s alive. It\’s absolutely a benefit to everybody, it\’s unbelievable.\”
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press release
The NJDEP Division of Fish and Wildlife is informing those interested in wildlife rehabilitation, especially those interested in becoming a licensed wildlife rehabilitator, of an opportunity to attend a Wildlife Rehabilitation Training Course. The course will be held at Mercer County Community College November 3-7, 2014.
This course is an alternative route to meet a portion of New Jersey State permitting requirements for wildlife rehabilitators. Successful completion of the course will count for 40 hours toward the 200-hour New Jersey apprenticeship permitting requirement.
This course is available to anyone wishing to gain knowledge about native New Jersey wildlife. The course includes wildlife rehabilitation history, licensing requirements and regulations, mammal, bird and reptile species identification and anatomy, proper handling, care and nutrition, medical procedures, and much more. The cost of the course is $499.
Registration information can be obtained from Mercer County Community College by calling 609-570-3311.
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DOVER (Sept. 2, 2014) – Today at Wilmington’s DuPont Environmental Education Center, as DNREC Secretary David S. Small and Delaware Chief Justice Leo Strine looked on, Delaware Governor Jack Markell signed legislation that changes more than three dozen less severe environmental offenses associated with wildlife, hunting, fishing and boating from environmental misdemeanors to environmental violations and exempts these violations from being included in state criminal history records. Sponsored by Sen. David McBride and co-sponsored by Rep. Debra Heffernan, Senate Bill 258 also updates and raises minimum fines for these environmental violations.
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press release
GLOUCESTER TOWNSHIP (SEPTEMBER 3, 2014)–Gloucester Township Police Department Officers were conducting a anti-narcotics operation after receiving complaints from area residents in the area of Sicklerville Road and Orr Road. Officers observed two people engaged in a drug transaction, and arrested the two suspects as a result of stopping the suspect vehicles.
Officers observed a Silver Acura, circling the parking lot of a nearby convenience store and then park directly behind a White Honda, which was parked and occupied by one male occupant in the driver seat. The operator of the Acura, identified as Vincent E. Dick, exited his vehicle and approached the driver side of the Honda, which was occupied by Alexander H. Gonzalez. The two appeared to conduct a drug transaction, and were stopped by officers as they left the area.
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CAPE MAY, N.J. (August 25, 2014)—Members of the Coast Guard Training Center’s Fire Department along with members of the Cape May Fire Department and Town Bank Volunteer Fire Company conducted a waterside fire drill on board the Training Center to measure the ability to fight a land-based fire using a water craft. The training evolution determined whether the use of Town Bank’s fireboat, known as Marine 61-1, was able to sufficiently supply a source of water pressure to a simulated fire approximately 2,000 feet away.
\”This type of training goes a long way in ensuring that we know our capabilities and that we test those capabilities,\” said Chris Walters, fire chief for the Coast Guard Training Center\’s Fire Department.
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The striped bass is the main piscivore of the LSZ (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
Atlantic States Marine Fisheries Commission to hold
DOVER (Aug. 28, 2014) – The Atlantic States Marine Fisheries Commission (ASMFC) will hold a public hearing on a draft addendum to the Atlantic Striped Bass Interstate Fisheries Management Plan at 6 p.m., Thursday, Sept. 11 in the DNREC Auditorium, 89 Kings Highway, Dover. The hearing will give the public an overview of the draft addendum, which proposes new fishing mortality reference points as recommended by the 2013 stock assessment, along with three options in associated management measures to reduce fishing mortality to a level at or below the proposed target within one or three years.
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