On the ropes, Christie hopes CNN debate begins his comeback

By Mark Lagerkvist | New Jersey Watchdog

With his White House run on the ropes, Chris Christie came out swinging Wednesday night at the prime-time Republican presidential debate on CNN.

Instead of duking it out with the other 10 GOP hopefuls on the stage, the New Jersey governor aimed his blows at opponents who weren’t present — President Barrack Obama, Hillary Clinton and the Democratic-controlled legislature in his home state.

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Nanny State of the Week: Michigan becomes second state to lose its mind over beer label

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CNB Archives January 2010: Gloucester City Mayor William James State of the City Address

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CNB MEDICAL NEWS: Kennedy Health Seeks Participants for National Cancer Institute Clinical Trial

 

Washington Township, NJ – The Kennedy Cancer Center is seeking participants for a first-of-its-kind, tumor-targeted National Cancer Institute (NCI) clinical trial called Molecular Analysis for Therapy Choice, or NCI-MATCH. This type of precision medicine focuses on treating patients based on the genetic characteristics of their individual tumor.

 As the largest precision medicine trial for cancer to date, NCI-MATCH seeks to determine whether matching certain drugs, or drug combinations, to people whose tumors have specific gene abnormalities will effectively treat their disease, regardless of cancer type. For more information about participation in this clinical trial, please call Karen Swenson, RN, OCN, at the Kennedy Cancer Center: 856/218-5790. 

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Nearly 1M people live in poverty in N.J., new Census data shows

 

Nearly one million people live in poverty in New Jersey, an increase of just short of 250,000 people in the past 10 years, according to 2014 Census data released today. The rate of state residents living in poverty dropped slightly between 2013 and 2014, from 11.4 percent to 11.1 percent, though an estimated 973,000 people live…

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OFFICER DOWN: Deputy Sheriff Steven \”Brett\” Hawkins Harrison County Sheriff\’s Office, Missouri

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\"\"Deputy Sheriff Brett Hawkins suffered a fatal heart attack following an emergency response.

The call involved a frantic subject and a subsequent search of the home and large surrounding area. He suffered the heart attack several hours after returning following his shift.

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GTPD Commuity Advisory: Passing of Retired K-9 Brutus

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William J. Viereck Jr., of Gloucester City, past Employee of Nash Engraving, Rollin Rods Member

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COMMENTARY: Obama Welcomes Religious Rebels to Meeting with Pope Francis

Bill Donohue comments on some appalling invitations to the pope\’s White House visit: \"\"

 It is so fitting that the least friendly administration to religion in history would invite a collection of pro-abortion nuns, Catholic gay activists, assorted dissidents and religious rebels to attend Pope Francis\’ visit to the White House September 23.

 These include gay Catholic blogger Aaron Ledesma; Catholic gay activist and Church critic Nicholas Coppola; and Sister Jeannine Gramick, co-founder of the Catholic dissident group New Ways Ministry, who in 1999 was barred by the Vatican from working in ministry to homosexuals. Coppola and Gramick were both invited by GLAAD, which says the White House invited it and LGBT leaders to attend.

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Football Week Two: What you need to know about all 11 conferences

 

Week 2 of the 2015 New Jersey high school football season is upon us, and heading into Friday night\’s action, NJ.com has everything you need to know about each conference before your favorite team takes the field. • Big North • Cape-Atlantic League • Colonial Conference • Greater Middlesex Conference • Hudson County Interscholastic Athletic League…

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