Category: LEGACY IMPORT

New Jersey Foreclosures First in nation; Pennsylvania ranks 17th, report says

 

New Jersey ranks first in the nation and Pennsylvania is 17th in foreclosure filing rates, according to a report released last week. New Jersey\’s foreclosure rate was the highest in the nation in the third quarter of 2015, edging out Florida for the top spot, according to a story on nj.com. The report was based on…

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Borough of Pine Hill will be \”Trick-or-Treating\” from 2 PM – 8 PM Saturday, October 31


The Pine Hill Police Department encourages safety and supervision during the annual Trick-or-Treat season. Below are a few safety rules for parents to help ensure a safe and fun Halloween. \"Images-1\"

PARENTS
• Know your treaters’ route
• Make sure your child is carrying a flashlight
• Be sure all costumes, shoes and treat bags are safe
• Consider reflective or glow in the dark tape on your child’s costume
• Remind your children not eat their treats until you have inspected them

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Kennedy OB/GYN physician Kenneth Covone, DO, Receives March of Dimes ‘Born to Shine’ Award

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Voorhees, NJ – Kenneth Covone, DO, of Kennedy OB/GYN Associates, was honored by the March of Dimes at its 2015 \”Born to Shine\” Gala, held October 17th at Harrah’s Resort in Atlantic City. Dr. Covone, representing Kennedy, was one of four area physicians recognized at the black-tie event for making difference every day in the field of maternal and child health.

 A 2003 graduate of the University of New England College of Osteopathic Medicine, Dr. Covone is a Magna Cum Laude graduate of Ursinus College in Pennsylvania, where he earned his undergraduate degree in 1997.

 

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Judge Denies Request to Lower Bail for Female Carjacking Suspect

 

WOODBURY NJ October 16, 2015–A Superior Court judge today refused any reduction in the $100,000 bail of Maria Cruz-Santiago (DOB 3/9/71), of Philadelphia PA, charged with carjacking a vehicle in West Deptford on 9/29/15 and attempting to take another car in Logan Township on the same day.

Cruz-Santiago’s lawyer said she had been placed in the Ancora state psychiatric hospital after arrest, which he said \”indicates a likely defense.\” But she had been discharged from the hospital, he added. Logan Township police arrested her on Center Square Rd. shortly after the attempted carjacking.

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College Baseball Cranberry in Four

press release October 19, 2015

LAWRENCEVILLE, NJ—Cranberry defeated Black three games to one in the 2015 Cranberry-Black Series, held October 17 on the Sonny Pittaro Field.

The annual best-of-five series of three inning games brings an official close to the fall baseball season at Rider.

In Game 1 Cranberry won 2-1, with sophomore pitcher Nick Margevicius (North Royalton, Ohio/Saint Ignatius) getting the win. Margevicius struck out five Black batters in three innings. Junior Dalton Mayberry (Chadds Ford, PA/Garnet Valley), a transfer from Marist College, had a one-out RBI single in the ninth inning for the game-winner.

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CNB Crime: Toni Lee Coleman of Swesboro Pleads Guilty to Death by Auto Charge

press release October 19, 2015

 

WOODBURY NJ–Toni Lee Coleman (DOB 10/15/75), of Swedesboro NJ pleaded guilty today (10/19) to a death by auto charge and related offenses in the 4/27/14 Mantua Township NJ collision that took the life of a 74-year-old Tabernacle NJ woman and injured her husband.

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CNB ARCHIVES MARCH 2011: More Legal Problems for the City; Fire Union Saga Continues

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Poll: Should N.J. eateries drop tipping like NYC restaurateur plans to?

 

Did dining out in New York just get more or less expensive in New York? Eateries owned by The Union Square Hospitality Group in the Big Apple will eliminate tipping, reports The New York Times. Chief executive and restauranteur Danny Meyer told The Times, \”There will be one total, as if you were buying a sweater…

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High School Football: Conference standings through Week Six | CNBNewsnet

 

 

Here is a look at the divisional standings for all 11 New Jersey high school football conferences through Week 6 of the 2015 season. Click on your team\’s conference to see where they stand. • Big North • Cape-Atlantic League • Colonial Conference • Greater Middlesex Conference • Hudson County Interscholastic Athletic League • Mid-State 38…

 

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Private Funeral Services for Haddon Twp. Toddler Found Dead Near Cooper River Last Tuesday

 

HADDON TWP. — Funeral plans for 3-year-old Brendan Creato, who was found dead in a wooded area near the Cooper River last Tuesday, have been announced. Funeral services will be closed to the public, a representative of the Blake-Doyle Funeral home said Monday. According to New Jersey News 12, the funeral will be held on Thursday.…
 
 

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