Commentary by Hank F. Miller Jr.

(cnbnews.net) It is a natural step for parents who have seen their children through age seven to hope their kids grow up to become decent adults.As a result,people in Japan adopted the social custom of expressing gratitude for and celebrating the arrival of maturity in a splendid if solemn ceremony. Such coming of age rituals are still observed today.

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Fellow Patriot,

On Friday, we told you about one of the most repugnant elements of ObamaCare: It codifies lawlessness and government-by-whim.

UPDATE: the mystery is solved. However, it\’s very sad and unfortunate:

http://www.abcactionnews.com/dpp/news/region_sarasota_manatee/53-year-old-jog…

The NJ Dep Division of Fish and Wildlife reminds all saltwater anglers they must register with the New Jersey Saltwater Recreational Registry Program prior to fishing in 2012. Registrations expire at the end of each calendar year and must be renewed annually.

New Route promotes Safety, Economic Development and Quality of Life

(Harrison Twp., NJ) – Construction of a multi-phase, four-year project that culminated in the completion of the Route 322 Bypass was celebrated today at a ribbon cutting ceremony and hailed as a success by local officials, residents and merchants.

Source Camden County Freeholder Board

This year, the Freeholder Board has made it a priority to install a state-of-the-art Public Safety Radio Communications system in Camden County. The Board approved the purchase of $14,648,802 in radio equipment that will allow the Camden County Department of Public Safety to meet a Federal Communications Commission (FCC) mandate to utilize a 700MHz platform by January 1, 2013.

Statement of Robert Weissman, President, Public Citizen

Bill Daley served as the Big Business conduit to the highest levels of the White House. He never should have been brought in, and it’s good to see him go.

 in Burlington, Gloucester and Salem counties 
benefit from awards totaling $680,538

 (Trenton) – The New Jersey Department of Transportation today announced funding for emergency repair projects in three Gloucester County municipalities totaling $361,000.

NOTES FROM THE FIELD by Gary Devine-Last Friday morning at 7:30 I heard a very close gun shot that came from the woods in front of our development. It was the last day of muzzle loader season. When I left for work I saw a hunter in orange across the street from our development entrance ready to do a deer drive with hunters waiting at the end.