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Ewing, NJ … Senior Michael Murphy (Staten Island, NY/Staten Island Tech) and Scott Kelly (West Windsor, NJ/West Windsor-North) were selected to the 2013 ABCA/Rawlings Mid-Atlantic All Region Teams.

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NBC\’s Lisa Myers reported this morning that the IRS deliberately chose not to reveal that it had wrongly targeted conservative groups until after the 2012 presidential election:

The IRS commissioner \”has known for at least a year that this was going on,\” said Myers, \”and that this had happened. And did he share any of that information with the White House? But even more importantly, Congress is going to ask him, why did you mislead us for an entire year? Members of Congress were saying conservatives are being targeted. What\’s going on here? The IRS denied it. Then when — after these officials are briefed by the IG that this is going on, they don\’t disclose it. In fact, the commissioner sent a letter to Congress in September on this subject and did not reveal this. Imagine if we — if you can — what would have happened if this fact came out in September 2012, in the middle of a presidential election? The terrain would have looked very different.\”

 

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CAMDEN, N.J. (May 15, 2013) – Four members of the Rutgers University-Camden baseball team earned honors from the New Jersey Collegiate Baseball Association when the NJCBA named its Division II/III All-State teams today.

Seniors right-handed pitcher Adam Satanoff (Pitman, NJ/Pitman) and senior first baseman Dave Prager (Deptford, NJ/Deptford) were both tabbed as NJCBA Div. II/III Second Team All-State honorees, while junior third baseman Adrian Gonzalez (Pennsauken, NJ/Pennsauken) was honored on the NJCBA Third Team.

Freshman shortstop Joe Sigismondi (Blackwood, NJ/Highland Regional) was selected on the NJCBA All-Rookie Team.

That quartet helped Rutgers-Camden post a 23-19 record this season and advance to the ECAC Division III Metro Baseball Championship semifinals.

May 20, 2013

 

A 58-year-old resident of Deptford Township suffered burns before a Deptford Township police officer rescued him from a fire in his house at 100 Caribou Court in the Narraticon development off Delsea Drive in Deptford early today.

 

Officer Tim Parks , recently honored by state officials for drunk driving arrests, twisted a knee while kicking in the door of the Caribou Court single-family home after a fire there was reported at 3:40 a.m. Parks was able to remove the injured resident Christopher Mach, who lived in the home alone. Mach was transported to Temple University’s burn center for treatment. He sustained burns over approximately one-third of his body.

 

The fire, whose cause has not been determined, damaged the kitchen and living room of the house. It remains under investigation by the Gloucester County Prosecutor’s Office and the Deptford Township Police Department. Anyone with information about the fire is asked to contact GCPO Det. John Petroski at (856) 384-5625.

 

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By CNBNEWS Staff Reporter

 

Who makes up the team? Who are the Gloucester Lions Baseball Team? You recently read about seniors Albie Carracino, Steven Bobo and Robbie Cordero. You heard about captains Thomas O’Donnell, Andrew Boulden and Austin Darrow and what they contribute. But what about the Scott Pierman’s or Mike Cox or John Lindeborn’s of the team? Never hear much about these players along with the others who make up the 2013 Lion’s roster.

Each game requires the Lion’s to field 9 players, each player brings a different skill or talent to the team. The Lion’s record stands 7 wins against 11 losses with 7 of the 11 losses by less than 2 runs. This record indicates a break here or there and the Lion’s could be at least over .500 on the season. But what haves, should haves and could haves do not win games.

TRENTON) – Final legislative approval for four Assembly Democratic gun violence prevention measures, economic development incentive reform, social media instruction for students, making dog fighting a crime and protecting first responders top Monday’s Assembly voting session.

 

The four gun violence prevention bills – these dealing with school security, mental health records, improved firearms information sharing among law enforcement and unlawful weapon disposal – would be the first from the Assembly Democratic gun violence prevention effort to go to the governor’s desk.

The session is scheduled to start at 1 p.m. and will be streamed live at:

http://www.njleg.state.nj.us/media/live_audio.asp.

Highlights include:

 

 

VOORHEES, NJ – May 15, 2013– The Camden County Library System is holding one of the largest used-book sales in South Jersey on Friday, June 7, 10 a.m. – 9 p.m. and Saturday, June 8, 10 a.m. – 3 p.m. at its regional branch library in Voorhees.

The branch library plans to offer 25 to 50 thousand books, CDs, videos, books-on-tape and more for sale at drastically reduced prices. About ninety percent of the items are donated by customers, collectors and estates, with used library materials making up only about ten percent of the items at the Spring Book Sale.

PHILLIP S. COWGILL, age 61, of Gloucester City, NJ, died suddenly on May 16, 2013.  He is the beloved father of Pauline M. Shinault (Jon) , Keith M. Cowgill, and the late Phillip S. Cowgill Jr, loving grandfather of Jonny, dear brother of Bob and Bruce Cowgill and the late Raymond and Ronald Cowgill and Eleanor Settar. He is also survived by his devoted girlfriend Lorraine Quinn and her children and grandchildren, along with many other loving family members. 

Phillip was a Navy Vet, loved playing music and was a member of his band the Hollywood Knights. He was a member of the Sportsman AC and the Memorial Club. He was an avid golfer and darts player and thoroughly enjoyed frequently visiting the Turf Club, but above all Phillip loved spending time with his family and friends. 

Relatives and friends are invited to meet Monday evening from 6:00 to 8:30pm at the ETHERINGTON-CRERAN FUNERAL HOME 700 Powell Street, Gloucester City. Funeral Services will be held 8:30pm at the Funeral Home. Interment will be private and held at the convenience of the family. In lieu of flowers Phillip\’s family would appreciate memorial donations be made to the American Cancer Society 1851 Old Cuthbert Rd., Cherry Hill, NJ 08034. www.etheringtonfh.com

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Marquez are pictured during their welterweight fight in Las Vegas on December 8, 2012. With Pacquiao following Chinese star Zou Shiming to Macau, the glitzy casino haven looks set to copy Vegas by becoming a boxing capital.

 

 Years ago Macau snatched the title of the world\’s biggest gambling hub from Las Vegas and now, it wants a slice of the boxingaction too.

With Manny Pacquiao followingChinese star Zou Shiming to the glitzy casino haven near Hong Kong, Macau looks set to copy Vegas by becoming a boxing capital — with promoters eyeing a huge potential audience in China.

The November 24 bout, between Pacquiao and American Brandon Rios in the semi-autonomous territory, will be the biggest pro fight yet on Chinese soil. Not surprisingly, it will be financially advantageous for all concerned.