3 Yrs NJSP in woman’s Newfield burglary

press release September 27, 2013

Honesty Keener (DOB 2/27/76), formerly of Hazel Ave., Newfield NJ, was sentenced today (9/27) to three years in New Jersey state prison after her conviction for breaking into a neighbor’s home 4/28/11 and threatening to rub open sores she claimed were contagious on the neighbor’s adult daughter unless she received money.

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Penns Grove too Strong for Gloucester Catholic, Final 36-0 / MaxPreps

September 28,2013

GLOUCESTER CITY, N.J. – Penns Grove (Carneys Point, N.J.) put an additional eight points on the board on top of its 28-point lead going into the fourth quarter to beat out Gloucester Catholic (Gloucester City, N.J.) 36-0.

The score was knotted at zero heading into the half. The Red Devils took the lead for good on a Dahkim Sealstouchdown run in the third quarter.

Penns Grove scored 28 points in the third quarter on the way to a win. PG rushed for four touchdowns on the ground during the quarter, including two by Seals.

Gloucester Catholic (1-2) will play a non-conference game against Pitman next week, while Penns Grove (2-0) will take on Salem also in a non-conference game.

This story is based on information MaxPreps obtained from Qwixcore reports. Qwixcore, MaxPreps new live-scoring tool, allows fans to serve other fans by reporting live scores of games from their phones. Occasionally, errors may occur and are usually a result of incorrect data input. For more information on Qwixcore, or to find out how you can Qwixcore your game, please click here.

SALEM 41, GLOUCESTER HIGH 14

September 28, 2013

SALEM NJ–The Gloucester City Lions football team lost Saturday\’s away conference game against Salem by a score of 41-14.

Congratulations to #41 Michael Cox (overall), #28 Justin Graves(offensive) and #68 Jason Mull (defensive) for being selected as the Players of the Game.

Box Score

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What to watch in Week 4: Eagles / FOX SPORTS

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McCoy is having a banner season but could be a victim of overuse.

Joel Beall

The FOX NFL Game of the Week features the Philadelphia Eaglesflocking to the Rocky Mountains to take on the Denver Broncos. Highlighting two high-octane offenses, let’s get the lowdown on each team’s subplots heading into this Mile High matchup:

Click here for thecorresponding report on the Denver Broncos.

Five Things to Watch: Philadelphia Eages

Can the Eagles front seven cause inflict chaos?

The Philadelphia defense has quite the undertaking, one that’s been futile for Denver opponents in 2013: stop the vaunted Broncos aerial blitzkrieg. Given Peyton Manning’s triumph this fall, perhaps \”impede\” is a more reasonable aspiration.

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Drug Raid Yields Quantity of Heroin, Three Handguns, & Child Endangerment

Gloucester Township Police Media Advisory

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The Gloucester Township Police Department Special Investigations Unit recently concluded a thorough investigation into the sale of Narcotics in Gloucester Township. This is a continued effort in addressing the national problem of drug abuse, more specifically heroin and prescription pills. Heroin is a highly addictive drug where addiction use has long been associated with crime because many addicted people turn to theft, prostitution, and various other criminal activities to obtain money to buy the drug. The Gloucester Township Police Department has implemented a number of initiatives and programs to combat this 2013 growing abuse of heroin which recently led to reported fatal overdoses.

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Guilty Pleas Show High Cost of Price-Fixing in Auto Industry

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FBI Criminal Investigative Division Assistant Director Ronald Hosko discusses charges against nine auto parts makers during a press conference in Washington, D.C. Joining Hosko is Deputy Assistant Attorney General Scott Hammond of DOJ\’s Antitrust Division.

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Guilty Pleas Show High Cost of Price-Fixing in Auto Industry

09/26/13

Price-fixing conspiracies by auto parts manufacturers may have inflated the cost of your new car. In announcing guilty pleas by nine Japan-based auto parts makers and two executives, the Justice Department today laid out details of brazen collusion schemes to rig the prices of more than 30 kinds of car parts—like seat belts, radiators, and windshield wipers—sold to U.S. car makers.

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NFL Kelly, Eagles wobble into Denver | FOX SPORTS

Updated Sep 27, 2013 12:17 PM ET

Something is wrong with this picture. We’re one month into the season andChip Kelly has yet to be named NFL Coach of the Year.

Wasn’t he supposed to have revolutionized the game by now? In a sensible world, no. We would have given the Eagles’ coach until at least mid-November. But after Philadelphia\’s opening win over the Redskins, Kelly was supposed to have already picked up the Nobel Prize for Offense.

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SOUND OFF: That Criminal Element is Already Living in Gloucester City! /cnbnews.net

I had to smile when I read the Gloucester City News artilce on the front page. $\"Images\"$ \”Gloucester City Planning Board nixes bail bond office.\” Mr. Jeffrey Baron, [office in Voorhees NJ] representing the city business association stated the presence of a bail bonds office would bring a criminal element along with their families into the city.

I would like to inform Mr. Baron that the criminal element and their families, live, breath and rent in our fair city. The criminal element and their family visit all the lawyers in Gloucester City. The criminal element and families are at city hall on Monmouth Street every Tuesday.

Should we lock down the city on court day?

All I see in this town are empty store fronts.

This man wants to establish a legitimate business in our town that would produce rateables, which puts money in the city coffer. It also seems like he is trying to create a job or two for the city.

Well Mr. Baron, Esquire, your worried about the criminal element and their families, well forget about it, that horse left the barn a long time ago.

P.S MY RESERVATION FOR OTT’S RESTAURANT ON THE WATERFRONT IS STILL ON HOLD!!!!

Sincerely

ROBERT J. HAGAN, JR. Resident of Gloucester City.

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Michael C. Foyle, of Runnemede, Owner of DreamPros Restoration and Construction Co.

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(March 2, 1975 – September 24, 2013)

Michael C. Foyle, suddenly, on September 24, 2013, of Runnemede, formerly of Bellmawr. Age 38.

Beloved son of Dawn Catroppa and her husband Vincent and the late Michael Foyle. Loving fiancé of Danielle Verano. Devoted father of Annabella, Michayla and Michael C. Foyle, Jr. and step-father of Jarred Bennett. Dear brother of Genavieve Foyle, William McGinness (Melissa), Brian McGinness (Flower) and Eva McGinness (Jason Amendolia). Nephew of John and Chris Foyle and many other aunts and uncles. Step-brother of Vince and Lori Catroppa.

Also survived by his step-father William McGinness, Sr., many nieces, nephews, cousins and loyal employees of DreamPros.

Michael was the proud owner of DreamPros Restoration and Construction in Runnemede.

There will be a viewing from 6 to 9pm Friday eve and 10 to 11am Saturday morning at GARDNER FUNERAL HOME, RUNNEMEDE.

Funeral Service 11am at the funeral home.

Interment New St. Mary’s Cemetery, Bellmawr.

Family requests in lieu of flowers donations be made in Michael’s memory payable to The Children of Michael Foyle, C/O TD Bank, 129 S. Black Horse Pike, Runnemede, NJ 08078.

Family and friends may share memories at www.GardnerFuneralHome.com.

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TWO ARCHDIOCESAN ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS NAMED NATIONAL BLUE RIBBON SCHOOLS

press release

Saint Andrew (Bucks County) and Saint Patrick (Chester County) Parish Elementary Schools selected as 2013 National Blue Ribbon Schools

Saint Andrew (Bucks County) and Saint Patrick (Chester County) Parish Elementary Schools were selected as part of the 2013 cohort of National Blue Ribbon Schools during an announcement made by United States Secretary of Education, Arne Duncan, live on Tuesday, September 24, 2013 via the United States Department of Education’s (USDOE) USTREAM channel. Saint Andrew and Saint Patrick were two of only 286 schools nationally, 15 schools statewide and the only Catholic schools in Pennsylvania selected this year.

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FBI ALERT | New Internet Crime Initiative Combines Resources, Expertise | cnbnews.net

09/24/13

$\"Hand$ A pilot program targeting Internet crime—focused on establishing a model for sharing information and coordinating investigations—was recently launched by the FBI’s Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3) and the state of Utah.

\”The Utah pilot is the first step in our efforts to fix a gap that the FBI and our state and local law enforcement partners have recognized exists in the investigation and prosecution of Internet fraud,\” said Richard McFeely, executive assistant director of the Bureau’s Criminal, Cyber, Response, and Services Branch. \”Because not all Internet fraud schemes rise to the level necessary to prosecute them in federal court, we are enhancing how we package the investigative leads we receive at IC3 and disseminating those packages directly to state and local agencies.\” Based on the initial results of the Utah pilot, he said, the FBI plans to expand it to other states.

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