PHILADELPHIA: Cross-Dresser Sought for Armed Robbery of a Sovereign Bank Branch

The FBI and the Philadelphia Police Department are seeking the public’s assistance $\"wanted$ to identify and locate the subject $\"wanted$ responsible for the armed robbery of the Sovereign Bank branch located at 6740 Germantown Avenue earlier today.

At approximately 1:00 p.m., the subject entered the bank and brandished a handgun. The subject demanded cash, which he placed in a handbag he was carrying. The subject is described as a black male, late 30’s to early 40’s, average height, slender build, wearing a dark gray long wig, large sunglasses, a white long-sleeve buttoned shirt, and a floral printed skirt. After obtaining an undisclosed amount of cash, the subject fled the bank and was last seen in a four-door black sedan, possibly a Cadillac, headed eastbound on Slocum Street. There were no injuries.

This subject is considered armed and dangerous. Anyone with information is asked 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, and tipsters can remain anonymous.

Two pictures are from the bank’s security cameras.

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Gloucester City: Saint Mary School Pre-School Enrollment

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Begin you child’s education in a nurturing, Christian environment where your child will grow spiritually, socially and emotionally.

Half Day Program

2 ½ days $900 yearly $90 monthly

3 ½ days $1350 yearly $135 monthly

Full Day Program

2 Full Days $1800 yearly $180 monthly

3 Full Days $2700 yearly $270 monthly

4 Full Days $3600 yearly $360 monthly

5 Full Days $4500 yearly $450 monthly

Please contact Dawn Burkhardt, Advancement Director for more information. 856-456-0913 ext. 17 or [email protected]

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Hunting and Fishing: New Horsecrab Rules; Study Shows Overfishing Not Occurring; Oyster News

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Horseshoe Crab Board Approves Addendum VI
Provisions of Addendum V Extended While Development of ARM Framework Continues

Alexandria, VA – The Atlantic States Marine Fisheries Commission\’s Horseshoe Crab Management Board approved Addendum VI to the Interstate Fishery Management Plan for Horseshoe Crab. The Addendum extends the provisions of Addendum V through April 30, 2013, while the Adaptive Resource Management (ARM) Framework is further developed and long-term funding is secured to support the horseshoe crab monitoring program that the ARM Framework is dependent upon.

Addendum VI\’s measures include a delayed, male-only harvest in New Jersey and

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NJEA.org – NJEA PAC Releases Congressional Endorsements

The New Jersey Education Association’s 125-member political action committee has voted to endorse seven incumbents in the general Congressional elections and Assemblywoman Linda Greenstein (D) for the open Senate seat vacated by former State Senator Bill Baroni (Mercer, Middlesex).

\”NJEA is as committed as ever to endorsing and electing pro-public education candidates,\” said NJEA President Barbara Keshishian. \”Each of our endorsed candidates has distinguished himself or herself by advocating for great public schools, public school employees, and for the 1.4 million New Jersey schoolchildren our members educate.\”

NJEA PAC voted on the recommendations of local interview teams from each congressional district. Those endorsements are:

CD-1: Rep. Rob Andrews (D)

CD-2: No Endorsement

CD-3: Rep. John Adler (D)

CD-4: No Endorsement

CD-5: No Endorsement

CD-6: Rep. Frank Pallone, Jr. (D)

CD-7: No Endorsement

CD-8: Rep. Bill Pascrell, Jr. (D)

CD-9: Rep. Steven Rothman (D)

CD-10: Rep. Donald Payne (D)

CD-11: Pending Screening

CD-12: Rep. Rush Holt (D)

CD-13: No Endorsement

LD-5: No Endorsements for Senate and Assembly seats

LD-14: Assemblywoman Linda Greenstein (D) for open Senate seat

The New Jersey Education Association represents more than 200,000 teachers, certificated staff, educational support professionals, and retired members. NJEA’s mission is to advance and protect the rights, benefits, and interests of members, and promote a quality system of public education for all students. For more information, go to www.njea.org.

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Audubon Mayor and Commissioners Release Statement on Budget Deficit

August 10, 2010

Re: Sewer Fee

Dear Audubon Resident:

This week the residential sewer invoices were distributed through the US postal $\"Audubon$ service. This is not a new fee. It is a reinstatement of the fee that was discontinued by a previous administration when the CCMUA was established; however, the town still has to maintain the sewer collection and transportation system as required by the NJ Department of Environmental Protection.

This residential fee is actually $10 / month or $120 dollars per year which will be billed biannually. The bill you just received is prorated for 75% of the year or 3 quarters (fee was effective starting April 1, 2010), but sent out on 2 stubs. Please do not confuse this fee with the CCMUA fee. CCMUA is for the treatment of the waste while the municipality is responsible for the delivery systems to the CCMUA pumping stations. CCMUA does not provide sewer service or repairs and maintenance to Audubon.

The reality is this year’s budget had so many problems from the loss of state aid, several large statutory payments left out of last year’s budget, the pension payments were partially deferred for the last two years and we were forced to make up the difference this year and we have an enormous debt to repay. The shortfall in this budget was $1.6 million and we are carrying approximately $8,000,000 in debt.

In order to close this gap we also made some difficult cuts:

· Furloughing all Department of Public Works employees

· Outsourced the municipal clerks function

· Eliminated summer help for DPW

· Police Department demotions for reasons of economy

· Open positions in DPW were eliminated

· Laid off 3 police officers

· Auction of municipal assets including DPW and Police patrol vehicles

· Established purchasing caps in all departments to control expenses

· Desperately needed capital purchases and improvements were postponed

With the reinstatement of our sewer fee, which is consistent with our surrounding communities, it allows us to offset the costs for maintaining our over 100 year old sewer collection system as well as give us access to low / no interest money for emergency repairs if needed.

Thank you for taking the time to read this notice and for bearing with us as we face this challenging economy together. Please do not hesitate to contact us at the Borough (856) 547-0711 should you have any further questions.

Sincerely,

Mayor John J. Ward

Commissioner William E. Gannon

Commissioner Kurt E. Bicking

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Brooklawn American Legion Baseball News

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By the Times sports staff

The Brooklawn American Legion senior squad lost in its bid to reach the World Series as Chesapeake, Va., captured the Mid-Atlantic Regional championship with a 6-2 victory on Monday. Chesapeake defeated Brooklawn on Friday, setting the stage for the local team to not only have to win the first game Monday, but also the second game for a winner-take-all contest. However, Chesapeake scored three runs in the first inning and took advantage of timely hits to move onto the World Series in Spokane, Wa.

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