Pro-life Democrats predict broad religious exemption from contraception mandate

WASHINGTON D.C., November 21 (CNA/EWTN News) .- Though Catholics fear their institutions’ religious freedom is at risk, pro-life Democrats are predicting that the federal government will create a broader religious exemption to federal mandates requiring contraception coverage in all new health care plans.

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Congress, Can You Spare a Dime?

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Dear Concerned Taxpayer,

Do you remember or have you ever heard the song, \”Brother, Can You Spare a Dime?\” Drawn from the 1932 musical New Americana, it became known as the \”anthem of the Great Depression.\”

Now, to avert a double-dip recession or potentially worse if we don’t get our nation’s finances in order, we urgently need all Americans to ask: \”Congress, Can You Spare a Dime?\”

If Congress would cut spending by just 10 percent, or a dime for every dollar the government spends, it would slam the brakes on our nation’s dangerously mounting debt and pave the way to a balanced budget.

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Human Events: Wednesdays with Audrey Hudson…Democrats Are Arguing over Free Contraceptives

Unemployment at 9 percent, 14 million people out of work, $15 Trillion deficit, Soldiers dying in the Mid-East, Stocks down, Housing market a mess etc… and Washington is debating Free Contraceptives…our leaders are so out of touch with the real world they are pathetic ~Bill Cleary

Democrats are divided over a provision in President Barack Obama\’s health care plan that requires free contraceptives through insurance provided by religious groups although they might object to the use on moral grounds.

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THE MAYOR’S COMMISSION ON AGING RELEASES STRATEGIC PLAN 2011-2013

Philadelphia, November 18, 2011- Today, the Mayor’s Commission on Aging released its Strategic Plan, which will serve as an outline for the City of Philadelphia’s vision for a more engaged, better served senior population. The Strategic Plan seeks to utilize existing City services, residents, local and national non-profit organizations, and public agencies to promote access to essential support services through education, outreach and advocacy.

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Independent Women: \’ObamaCare – A Small Biz Nightmare\’

Hadley Heath of the Independent Women\’s Forum outlines the negative consequences that ObamaCare has on small business owners. \”First of all: time costs. Small employers simply don\’t have time to read over reports like this one to stay up-to-date with the Department of Health and Human Services\’ attempts to micromanage the health sector. Sadly, the biggest changes haven\’t even happened yet. In 2014, many employers will recognize that the introduction of Medicaid expansions, state-level health care exchanges, and minimum essential requirements will change the landscape of health insurance in the U.S. so drastically that they will be better off letting their employees fend for themselves.\”

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TURKEY DAY MEMORIES

REPRINTED FROM CNBNEWS NOVEMBER 2009

Fans remember the Lions at Pitman game when the Fran Ferry Team from GHS arrived wearing Titletown shirts. Fans talk of former 1971 Ram’s quarterback Steve Johnson faking a knee then running 60 yards for a TD.

By CNB Sports / GHS Contributor

GLOUCESTER CITY-Each year it arrives, it arrives to quick. Each year we wait to reflect on our gifts and each year we realize the end of an athletic career has come for many athletes throughout the nation. Yes, it’s Thanksgiving Day, a day rich in tradition, a day we give thanks and to family and friends.

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Safe Routes to School Program A Possibility in Gloucester City

By Sara Martino

Gloucester City News

Gloucester City Council listened by a presentation by Engineer Paul Kelley of Remington and Vernick regarding the \”Safe Routes to School Program\” during its November 7 work session meeting in City Hall.

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Bellmawr Students Sing Song Against Bullying In Schools

By Chris Concannon

Gloucester City News

As New Jersey has enacted some of the toughest anti-bullying legislation in the country, a young Bellmawr student put her thoughts to words, penning a short song which she performed at the recent Bellmawr Board of Education (BOE) meeting.

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NJ Consumer Affairs Offer Shoppers Tips for the Holidays-cnbnews.net

NEWARK – With the busiest shopping day of the year just over one week away, the New Jersey Division of Consumer Affairs today reminded shoppers to know their rights about rainchecks, gift cards, and item refunds, and also to check the national list of recalled toys before going online or to stores this holiday shopping season.

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Cipriani Remodeling Solutions Wins Several Awards at BLSJ’s MAME Banquet.

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In the photo (l to r): Cindy Cipriani, Jay Cipriani, Nick Zizzamia and Jim Rumsey.

November 17, 2011 – Woodbury, NJ – Cindy Cipriani was named Salesperson of the Year for the second year in a row at Wednesday’s MAME Awards ceremony. The annual event, hosted by the Builders League of South Jersey, recognizes Major Achievements in Marketing Excellence of their members which include builders, remodelers and associates.

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