Delaware issues updated fish consumption advisories

Updated advisories for the Army Creek and Pond, Appoquinimink River, Drawyer Creek
and Silver Lake in Middletown reflect long-term environmental improvements

DOVER (Sept. 11, 2015) – Updated fish consumption advisories for fish caught in Delaware waterways were announced today by the Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control and the Department of Health and Social Services’ Division of Public Health. The new, less restrictive advisories for fish caught in four waterways in southern New Castle County – the Army Creek and Pond, Appoquinimink River, Drawyer Creek, and Silver Lake in Middletown – were drawn from recent analyses of chemical contaminants in fish caught at these locations.

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Commentary: So Abortion Makes Women Happy?

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Bill Donohue comments on an op-ed in today\’s New York Times:

\”We can all recognize that abortion in many ways represents a sad, even tragic choice in many, many women.\” Those are the words of Hillary Clinton. Which is why she must be as dumbfounded as I am to read the op-ed by Jill Filipovic boasting how abortion brings about \”positive feelings of relief or happine
ss.\” You can just hear it said, \”Break out the booze—my baby is dead.\”

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LAWNSIDE Town Hall Meeting

CAMDEN COUNTY FREEHOLDER RELEASE

Please join us for an evening with your elected officials from all levels of government. Hear from elected officials about current initiatives, services and priorities followed by a Q&A session. All county residents are welcome!

Following the town hall meeting will be a services fair with one-on-one help from:

Constituent Services
Veterans Affairs
Senior Services
Health & Human Services
One-Stop Employment Center
And more!

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Congressman Donald Norcross Votes Against Iran Nuclear Agreement

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Washington, DC- Rep. Donald Norcross today cast a vote against the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA), the formal name for the nuclear agreement between the United States, Iran, and other world powers.

\”Exactly 14 years after 9/11, Congress is voting on a deal that, while well-intentioned, ultimately does not do enough to stop the nuclear threat posed by the world’s largest state sponsor of terror. There are no do-overs when it comes to a nuclear bomb. And I believe that America and our allies can negotiate a better deal that truly dismantles Iran’s nuclear program and ensures that they never acquire such a weapon. Failing that, I must vote against this agreement,\” said Rep. Norcross.

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CNB Hunting/Fishing New Jersey: Fall Bow Season Opens In Early Zones Tomorrow

Fall Bow Deer Season opens in certain zones tomorrow, Saturday, September 12, and statewide on October 3. A regulation change now requires a tag with the hunter\’s CID# and other information be affixed to the deer upon its recovery. Hunters can use the Deer Harvest Report Card found in the Hunting Digest (page 29) and online at

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TIPS AND SNIPPETS: Hannon GOP Sheriff Candidate; School Bd. Refinancing Bond; Court Date for CNBNews v. City of Gloucester Nov. 13

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RETIRED CAMDEN COP RUNNING FOR SHERIFF—Lou Hannon, a retired Camden City Police

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Camden County Sheriff Candidate

Lieutenant has filed as the Republican candidate for the office of Camden County Sheriff. Republican Richard Begley, of Blackwood, who originally filed for the position has stepped down.

A decorated police officer, who is the recipient of the Distinguished Valor Award, Hannon was born and raised in Camden City. He and his wife, along with their two sons, reside in Blackwood.

Asked why he is running in the November election, Hannon said, \”I decided to run so that the sheriff\’s department can continue to have a leader that will demonstrate leadership, integrity and commitment to the men and women of the sheriff\’s department as well as the residents of Camden County. That we can grow and develop initiatives and programs that can assist the 36 municipalities in Camden County if they so choose.\”

Hannon retired from the City of Camden Police Department as a lieutenant While assigned there he served in the investigative division, patrol division, special operations, and operational support division. He was also president of Policemen\’s Benevolent Association Local 35, FOP Lodge 144 and the Camden Organization of Police Superiors (COPS).

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Six Arrested on First-Degree Conspiracy, Racketeering and Money Laundering Charges

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**The Philadelphia FOP Lodge 5 Presents the Philadelphia Doo Wop Festival | CNBNewsnet

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Best Way To Experience Pope Francis\’ Visit To Philadelphia? Stay In A Hotel

Fun & Inspiring Events, Variety Of Hotel Rates & Plenty Of Resources To Help Plan

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PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 11, 2015 /PRNewswire/ — With Pope Francis\’ visit and the Francis Festival just two weeks away ( September 26 and 27), Philadelphia is ready to welcome locals and visitors to enjoy this once-in-a-generation event. To experience it in the most comfortable and convenient way possible, city officials and hospitality leaders are encouraging everyone to book a long weekend stay in a Center City hotel. As an added benefit and to encourage return visitation, those checking into city hotels on Friday or Saturday will receive two free tickets to the One Liberty Observation Deck, opening in November. Hotels are bookable at visitphilly.com.

(Note: The city will conduct business as usual Monday through Friday, September 21-25 during the World Meeting of Families Congress. Hotel rooms are available, and transportation will run normally.)

The Experience:

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Watch: Boat lift, An Untold Tale of 9/11

The American spirit and resilience is shown in \”Boatlift\”, the epic story of the 9/11 boatlift that evacuated half a million people from the piers and seawalls of Lower Manhattan. I had no idea that the 9/11 boat evacuation was larger than the evacuation at Dunkirk during World War Two and they completed it so fast. The video is narrated by Tom Hanks who I am a fan of as usually whatever film he has a hand in turns out to be a great production. ~ Big Geek Daddy