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TEANECK, NJ – Families who have been touched by opiate abuse came from across the state of New Jersey to gather on Friday, November 20, 2015. Over 150 people participated in a breakfast hosted by the Partnership for a Drug-Free New Jersey (PDFNJ) at the Teaneck Marriott at Glenpointe.

October 2015 Press Release:

BROOKLAWN NJ–10/2/15 Earl Gerard Livernois, 38, and his girlfriend Sherry Anne Reimuth, 46, both of Wenonah were arrested for shoplifting after they loaded a shopping cart with $193.00 worth of merchandise and attempted to exit the store by exiting through an empty check out station.

10/3/15 during the course of an investigation for suspected drug activity at the Motel 6, officers arrested Kristin Lynn Nichols, 33, of Barrington. She was found to be in possession of cocaine, empty heroin bags, and hypodermic needles. She was charged with possession of CDS, drug paraphernalia, and hypodermic needles. She was released on her own recognizance after being issued a criminal summons.

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(CNBNewsnet) Voorhees, NEW JERSEY – The new Kennedy Health Alliance at Laurel Oak office –a multi-specialty medical facility – was unveiled at a Ribbon Cutting and reception on November 24^th. Located at 333 Laurel Oak Road in Voorhees, NJ, the expansive, patient-centered medical office houses several separate specialties, including: Primary Care (Family Medicine and Internal Medicine), Vascular Surgery, and Endocrinology. In early 2016, General Surgery and Gastroenterology will be offered

 Voorhees, NJ – Three Kennedy Health nurses were honored by the March of Dimes – New Jersey Chapter with \”Nurse of the Year\” awards at a special event held recently at Pines Manor in Edison, NJ. This was the 10th annual March of Dimes – New Jersey Chapter Nurse of the Year Awards, a program that recognizes nurses who demonstrate excellence and achievements in research, education, quality patient care, innovation and leadership in 19 different categories.

 Kennedy Health \”Nurse of the Year\” winners are:

TINTON FALLS — A former police officer who tipped off the county prosecutor about another cop\’s alleged theft of water has settled his whistleblower lawsuit against the borough for $527,5000, a report says. Former Lt. Kevin Pierson, 46, said he was harassed and repeatedly passed over for overtime after reporting that then-Sgt. David Scrivanic placed a…

posted Monday, June 27, 2011

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William E. Cleary | CNBNewsnet

THE CARNIVAL IS COMING! The Gloucester City PBA #40 is sponsoring a Carnival from Wednesday, June 29 through Saturday, July 2 at the Gloucester City High School, Route 130 and Market Street. Rides, games, food and fun. Midway by Lynam’s Amusements. As an added attraction several police officers have volunteered for the \”Dunk Tank\”. Here is your chance to take your \”best shot\” and not be arrested. At the same time you will be supporting a worthy cause. 

posted Thursday, June 30, 2011

by John Paff

The State Local Finance Board recently fined four Gloucester City officials $100 each for refusing to file the Financial Disclosure Statements (FDS) due on April 30, 2008. The four officials who were fined are:

Ryan Murphy, Planning & Zoning Board

Jack Brandt, Planning & Zoning Board Alternate

Colleen Hagan, Library Board

Joanne B. Gurick, Library Board

I originally filed my complaint on September 11, 2009, against nineteen (19) Gloucester City officials for failing to file their FDS.

On January 31, 2011, and February 28, 2011, I received updates from the Local Finance Board advising that:

Volume XX No.48: November 25, 2015

It’s Thanksgiving week. At Taxpayers for Common Sense, we thought we’d do what so many Americans do at this time of year – take stock of those things for which we are thankful. But we did it with a bit of a TCS twist. We were going to list all the things we’re grateful the Congress did this year, but we like to give you around 600 words of content and to be blunt, the 114^th Congress’s accomplishments can be described in two: \”not much.\”

CNB photo credit Bruce Darrow

GLOUCESTER CITY NJ–Gloucester High\’s Vince DiGiacomo (below) finished season with over 1,000 yards rushing.

Gloucester High\’s Chris Rodriguez had two touchdown catches