May 1

Camden County Prosecutor Warren Faulk and Camden Police Chief Scott Thomson reported a $1,000 reward is available for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the person responsible for a March homicide.

Terrell Jackson, M/33, of Camden, was found fatally shot in a yard on the 1700 block of 7th Street in Camden shortly before 11 p.m. on March 21, 2013. The shooter in the case drove away in a 2004 silver Ford Windstar Jackson was driving and that vehicle was found severely burned at 3rd and Liberty streets about 2:30 a.m. March 22.

May 3,2013

(CN) – South Carolina lawmakers passed a bill criminalizing implementation of President Barack Obama\’s health care reform law, which the U.S. Supreme Court upheld last year.
The bill, which the state House approved Wednesday by a vote of 65-39, declares the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act \”null and void.\” If passed by the state Senate and signed by Gov. Nikki Haley, the law will be called the Freedom of Health Care Protection Act.
Supporters of the bill say that the U.S. Supreme Court erred in upholding a key provision of the health care law that imposes penalties on eligible citizens who choose not to purchase health insurance.

JERSEY CITY, N.J. (May 3, 2013) – Junior Dan Allen (Egg Harbor Township, N.J.) of the Stevens Institute of Technology baseball team was named New Jersey Collegiate Baseball Association Player of the Week after his performance over the past six games. Stevens went 5-1 last week and closed out the regular season with a 2-1 win over NJCU to finish the year 23-17 overall.

Allen recorded a .429 batting average (9-for-21) and drove in nine runs. He also scored six times and stole six bases with five walks. In the fourth game of series with Utica, Allen posted his 100th career hit, 40th RBI of the season on a double and earned his fifth save on the year.

Also, we\’re looking for sponsors for our various booths. Baked goods, cleaning baskets, prizes, etc are all being accepted by the Social Committee for use in the carnival games. If you are interested in sharing your baking skills or cleaning baskets, please call the rectory at 856-931-6307 or e-mail Marty Waters at [email protected].

The Green Knights turned a highly anticipated showdown into a showcase for their sensational senior lefthander and their apparently underrated lineup.

On a cool, clear Saturday night in the Rockland Boulders\’ picturesque ballpark, Kaminsky pitched a three-hitter with 13 strikeouts as St. Joseph beat Gloucester Catholic, 6-1, in a matchup of two of New Jersey\’s best baseball teams.

Kaminsky, a North Carolina recruit projected as a likely first-round pick in the Major League Baseball draft in June, powered through the Rams\’ lineup with a fastball in the 90-m.p.h. range and a devastating breaking ball.

He also threw about 15 to 20 change-ups, by far his most of the season.

\”That\’s the best team we faced,\” Kaminsky said of Gloucester Catholic (16-3), the No. 1 team in The Inquirer\’s South Jersey rankings as well as the No. 1 team in the Newark Star-Ledger state rankings. \”I had to break [the change-up] out.\”

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Released: 5/2/2013 11:00 AM EDT 
Source Newsroom: Wildlife Conservation Society