The Search For Emotionally Disturbed Missing Person

Gloucester Township Police Media Advisory September 16, 2013

At approximately 9:26 am, the Gloucester Township Police received a call from a woman who reported that her 24 year old son was damaging their residence and was threatening to kill himself. The initial reports indicated that the subject may have been armed with a dangerous weapon. Responding officers found the woman outside of the residence upon arrival, and quickly secured her safety. The initial investigation revealed that the subject may have been barricaded inside of the residence.

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*Meandering w/ Mark Matthews: Wawa fires next shot in Bellmawr Hoagie Wars

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A very short post… noticed this morning that the Bellmawr Wawa next to the Brooklawn Shop-rite is rolling out the \”In store fresh baked rolls\” this week. An employee said they start tomorrow, Wed 9/18/2013.

I put this out there, because just this week I posted about the Hoagie/Pizza wars in the Bellmawr area, identifying many/all of the options for casual food in the area and this seemed a worthy addition.

The Wawa fresh baked rolls program was announced at the start of the year, and at the time the new CEO (from Vineland!) announced they would be in all stores by the end of 2013. The rolls are partially baked at the supplier\’s bakery, and the store finishes the baking process for the final bread rising and browning.

Currently, Subway is the leader in fresh baked rolls and Wawa is probably looking to take more of that business away while also further separating themselves from a crowded market of local sub shops.

If you give the new store baked rolls a try, please comment below. We\’d love to hear your thoughts.

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Philadelphia: Sovereign Bank Robbery, Authorities Need Your Help / cnbnews.net

press release September 17, 2013

PHILADELPHIA PA–The Philadelphia Police Department and the FBI are seeking the public’s assistance to identify and locate the subject responsible for the robbery today of the Sovereign Bank branch located at 5601 North Broad Street in the Olney section of the city.

At approximately 10:08 a.m., the subject entered the bank and handed a teller a demand note. After obtaining an undisclosed amount of cash, the subject fled on foot and was last seen heading east on Olney Avenue.

The subject is described as a black male in his mid- to late 50s, approximately 5\’6\” to 5\’8\” tall, medium build, medium complexion, with a mustache; he wore a dark-colored bucket hat, dark-colored jacket with a white stripe down the sleeves, blue button-down shirt, dark-colored pants, and white sneakers.

This subject is considered armed and dangerous. Anyone with information about this robbery or this subject is urged to call the FBI at 215-418-4000 or the Philadelphia Police Department. There may be a reward for information leading to this subject’s capture; tipsters can remain anonymous.

Four photos from the bank’s security cameras are below.

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Trying To Open A New Business In Gloucester City Can Be Difficult Sometimes / cnbnews.net

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By Bill Cleary

CNBNews.net

GLOUCESTER CITY NJ–Sometimes you shake your head and wonder why there are so many empty store fronts in Gloucester City. A great community like \”The Holy City\”, located on the bank of the Delaware River, with great residents, should have a bustling business district. But, dig a little deeper and you will find some disturbing circumstances that will point to maybe one reason why businesses are not settling here.

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Friday The 13th Proven Unlucky For Would Be Burglar

Gloucester Township Police Media Advisory September 16, 2013

On September 13, 2013 at approximately 1:02 PM, officers from the Gloucester Township Police responded to a house on the unit block of Tall Oaks Drive on a report of a male attempting to gain entry to a home. The would be burglar was scared off by the resident, who was home at the time, and fled on foot across Little Gloucester Rd. toward Coles Rd.

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Coming Tuesday: Trying To Open A New Business In Gloucester City Can Be Difficult Sometimes

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By Bill Cleary

CNBNews.net

For example, Joe Feldman, owner of Boardwalk Bail Bonds, applied for a certificate of occupancy with the city housing office in July to open his business at 112 North Broadway. That building has been empty for the last two years. Feldman said everything was going along smoothly until Robert Booth, the president of the Gloucester City Business Association (GCBA) filed an appeal with Joe Stecklair, the City’s Zoning Officer, to block the opening.

For the complete story see Tuesday\’s CNBNews.net…

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AMAC: Syria and Russia ‘Tweaked’ President Obama’s Nose /cnbnews.net

Posted 09/13/2013 | Press Releases

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WASHINGTON, DC, Sept 13 – Syria, with the help of our former Soviet foes, \”tweaked\” President Obama’s nose this week, adding insult to injury, Dan Weber, president of the Association of Mature American Citizens, concluded.

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Obituary: Kaitlyn K. Lutz, of Runnemede, Age 16

Kaitlyn Katherine Lutz, on September 14, 2013, of Runnemede. Age 16.

Loving daughter of Nicole Gibelyou and father Sean Ludwick. Devoted granddaughter of Paul \”Pop\” and Dolly \”Mom Mom\” Gibelyou and also grandmother Shirley Ludwick. Beloved sister of Ryder and Skyler. Dear niece to Dolly Ann Meyers and cousin of Amanda and Matthew.

Kaitlyn attended Triton High School.

Katie enjoyed playing with her brother and sister, hanging out, and listening to music with her friends. She had a loving smile and personality.

There will be a funeral service 12 noon Wednesday at Trinity Lutheran Church, 200 E. Clements Bridge Road, Runnemede, NJ 08078.

Interment private.

Family and friends may share memories via gardnerfuneralhome.com

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Syria: Excuse 535 To Not Cut the Deficit

September 13, 2013

Taxpayers for Common Sense–Possible action in Syria has become the most recent excuse du jour for $\"Images-2\"$ Pentagon boosters intent on abandoning deficit reduction that Congress and the Administration agreed to in 2011. There are smart and sensible ways to achieve the $1.2 trillion of savings mandated by the Budget Control Act. Conveniently saying \”just kidding\” about deficit reduction would accomplish little other than reaffirming to our creditors and the American taxpayer that Washington is not serious about the debt. And any decision to intervene in Syria should be made on the merits of that alone, not through horse-trading over budget decisions.

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NRA-ILA | Total Recall: Colorado Lawmakers Ousted in Historic Vote

When legislators disregard the voice and will of the people who vote them into office, the people should rightly vote those legislators out of office. On Tuesday, a historic grassroots effort by voters in Colorado resulted in just that–the recall of Colorado Senate President John Morse (D) and Senator Angela Giron (D).

This week\’s action represents the first recall of legislators in Colorado history. Tuesday\’s vote sent a clear and unmistakable message to elected officials that their primary job is to listen to the people and defend their rights and freedoms, and that they are accountable to their constituents–not the dollars or social engineering agendas of out-of-state anti-gun billionaires. Simply put, legislators work for the voters, not the other way around!

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