Washington, DC – Legal experts with the National Center for Public Policy Research, home of the Voter Identification Task Force, are lauding Commonwealth Court Judge Robert Simpson\’s decision to uphold Pennsylvania\’s voter ID law that will protect all Pennsylvanians from voter fraud and will result in just and free future elections.

Addominal distension and muscle atrophy in a dachshund with endogenous Cushing\’s syndrome (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

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Especially when he’s doing the bidding for his big bank pals. According to the Wall Street Journal, Senator Menendez wrote a letter to Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke. The letter from Menendez, called \”grotesquely inappropriate\” by a nonpartisan bank regulator, urged the Fed to approve the sale of the failing First Bank Americano in 2009.

Ewing, NJ…It was no surprise that The College of New Jersey women’s tennis team was the unanimous choice as the preseason favorite to win the New Jersey Athletic Conference as the Lions have dominated conference play since it began in 1982. The Lions have won every NJAC crown since the conference began sponsoring the sport and have won each of their 142 matches against league foes. 

In addition to the upcoming junior pheasant season, which will be held Oct. 6-13, the Pennsylvania Game Commission has established other special seasons for those 12 to 16 years of age, who can hunt either with or without a hunting license.

Carl G. Roe, Game Commission executive director, noted that the junior rabbit season will run concurrently with the junior pheasant season, from Oct. 6-13.

Ocean Township, NJ, August 14, 2012 – On Saturday, August 4th, Prevention First held its third annual benefit concert at the home of Lynne and Hugh Ward. \”It was a pleasure to host Rock to Prevent for Prevention First, which does such valuable work in our community. The musicians who performed were all so talented, resulting in a great show! People of all ages really enjoyed the day!\” said Mrs. Ward. The concert was attended by more than 450 people of all ages and featured some of the best young musicians in New Jersey. \”The event was everything we hoped it would be!\” said Michelle Cicalese, Prevention First\’s development director. \”The young musicians inspired and made an impact on both the children and adults who attended. It was a true family event, with groups of people bouncing beach balls and enjoying the sunshine and the laid-back vibe.\”