Anthony P. Mauro Sr. : Gun control… I\’ll say it again.

Various bills regarding the control of firearms are poised for final passage and may head to $\"Pistol_4495-300x224\"$ the Governor\’s desk. Unfortunately, in the view of many of those with a knowledge of both New Jersey\’s strict firearm laws, and causes of gun related crimes, most of these proposed bills lack substance.

Occasionally, I publish my own opinions regarding topics of importance to NJ outdoorsmen and women. These opinions are formulated by using my involvement in, and knowledge of, certain issues.

Given that proposed legislation may soon be sent to the Governor for consideration, I\’d like to repeat my proposal for substantive firearm control, while respecting Second Amendment rights. The following is my personal opinion and does not reflect that of the NJOA, its members, associates or affiliates.

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John Paff: Court dismisses lawsuit by arrestee

who lied about conviction status on OPRA $\"Ladyjustice\"$ form

Today, June 21, 2013, the Appellate Division of the Superior Court affirmed a lower court\’s dismissal of Michael Taffaro\’s false arrest lawsuit against the Borough of Ridgefield and Borough Mayor Anthony A. Suarez. The court\’s opinion is on-line here.

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Judge Looks into Drinking \’Culture\’ After Pa. Apparatus Wreck

PETER HALL

THE MORNING CALL (ALLENTOWN, PA.)
CREATED: JUNE 21, 2013

During the court case, a federal judge said he needs to know more about the fire company\’s custom of firefighters drinking on duty that a member claimed.

June 21–A federal judge said he wants to know more about the culture that led a North Bangor Fire Company assistant chief to allegedly be drunk at the wheel of a firetruck when it overturned returning from a parade in July 2010.

In a decision Thursday, U.S. District Judge Lawrence Stengel refused to dismiss a lawsuit by firefighter Stuart Mintz over injuries he suffered in the crash.

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New Jersey: Attack on Second Amendment Continues in Trenton

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Both state Senate and Assembly Scheduled to Vote on Monday

Lawmakers in Trenton are close to completing final action on the \”centerpiece\” gun control bill next week despite the flagrant and embarrassing disregard for legislative process. As reported earlier, a roll call vote on this bill was halted in the Assembly Law and Public Safety Committee on June 6. After it became apparent this bill was going to be short on votes and fail, anti-gun lawmakers put on the brakes and incredibly called for a \”do-over.\”

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Haddon Township Police Investigating Daytime Burglary

Source Haddon Township Police:

On Wednesday, June 19, 2013, the Haddon Township Police Department $\"Photo_1355011764190-1-0\"$ responded to the 100 block of Lees Lane of Haddon Township for a burglary. The homeowner reported that she came home and found that the house had been entered and several items were missing.

Entry was gained to the house by smashing in a basement window located in the rear of the home.

Police received information from a neighbor that two black males knocked on her door asking for directions to the White Horse Pike.

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Avon School Students Get the ‘Card that Counts’ – Public Library Card

Just in time for the summer

$\"Avon$ Almost 250 get a new card and access to County Library’s books and services

Just in time for the summer, about 250 students at Avon Elementary School in Barrington sign up to get new library cards from the Camden County Library System like the one pictured here.

VOORHEES, NJ – June 21, 2013 – Sometimes one phone call can make all the difference.

It has for almost 250 students at the Avon Elementary School in Barrington where perhaps as many as 80 percent now have a public library card and access to thousands of books and scores of programs at the Camden County Library System.

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South Jersey Times All-Stars: Softball First, Second Teams and Honorable Mention

FIRST TEAM

Carly Todd

Infielder, Gloucester Catholic

Senior might be best defensive shortstop in South Jersey. … had .985 fielding percentage. … Hit .402 and led team in walks and stolen bases. Four-year starter. … Heading to Rutgers-New Brunswick on scholarship.

Annie Robinson

Infielder, Gloucester Catholic

Junior collected her 100th hit and RBI this season. … Finished with 12 home runs, 60 RBIs, 12 doubles and .427 batting average. … Named team MVP. … Verbally committed to Coastal Carolina. … Will be one of the most feared hitters in the state next season.

Madison McClintock

Outfield, Gloucester High

Senior paced the Lions, who won the Tri-County Classic Division, with a .410 batting average, six homers and 26 RBIs.

SECOND TEAM

Pitcher: Abby Merryman, Gloucester Catholic

Senior capped third straight year as starter by winning 60th game. … Went 18-7 with 1.67 ERA. … Struck out 112 in 165 innings. … Allowed one homer. … Attending Georgian Court.

Pitcher: Madison Chain, Gloucester High

Sophomore won nearly doubled win total from last year to 13, finished with 1.56 ERA and 90 strikeouts. … Batted .407 with 17 RBIs to help lead Lions to Classic Division title.

Catcher: Angela Antonini, Gloucester Catholic

Only one baserunner was successful stealing a base on the sophomore. … Has one of the best arms in South Jersey. … Had team-high .439 batting average, drove in 30 runs, had 10 doubles. … Named to Carpenter Cup roster.

HONORABLE MENTION

Infielder: Amanda Boulden, Gloucester High

CONTINUE TO READ

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Obituary: Anthony J. Rapczynski of Bellmawr, age 77 | cnbnews.net

$\"Anthony$ Anthony J. Rapczynski
(February 27, 1936 – June 22, 2013)

Anthony Rapczynski on June 22, 2013, of Bellmawr. Age 77. Beloved husband of late Deanna (nee Baker) for 46 years. Loving father of Lori, Anthony (Susan) and Todd (Michelle). Devoted grandfather of Justin and Brian. Survived by his dear sister Marie Shemeley (Jim) and nieces. Also survived by his faithful dog Kody.

Anthony retired after 35 years of service with Bridgeport Machines. He was an active member of Mary, Mother of the Church. Anthony loved spending time with his family, especially his grandsons. He enjoyed his home, golfing, walking the dog at the park and cruise vacationing.

Relatives and friends are invited to attend the viewing Monday evening from 7 to 9pm and Tuesday morning from 9:15 to 10:15am at GARDNER FUNERAL HOME, RUNNEMEDE.

Funeral Mass Tuesday morning 11am at St. Rita of Cascia Parish, Mary, Mother of the Church, Bellmawr.

Interment St. Joseph’s Cemetery, Chews Landing.

Family and friends may share memories at www.GardnerFuneralHome.com.

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Meandering w/ Mark Matthews: The Pot of Gold is at the Brooklawn Shoprite

Odd day for weather today. Watching the Phillies game on TV and see it was delayed because of torrential rain, while 5 miles away in Bellmawr I look out my window and the sun was shining. Later in the day, around 7:05 on Sunday night we caught this… $\"IMG_3853-001\"$

Then around 8:20, sitting on the back deck… there was one patch of orange sky.

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Chairman of Woodland Park Democratic Committee Admits Bribing an IRS Official

CAMDEN, NJ—The chairman of the Woodland Park, New Jersey Democratic Committee $\"Outraged\"$ admitted today that he bribed two individuals he thought were IRS officials so that he could eliminate his tax debt, U.S. Attorney Fishman announced.

Michael Kazmark, 60, of Woodland Park, pleaded guilty before U.S. District Judge Jerome B. Simandle in Camden federal court to an information charging him with one count of bribing a federal public official in exchange for official action. He admitted making $18,500 in corrupt payments.

According to documents filed in this case and statements made during Kazmark’s guilty plea proceeding:

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