NFL Great Harold Carmichael Visits with Gloucester Catholic Players! /cnbnews.net

press release

Former Philadelphia Eagles\’ great Harold Carmichael, one of the NFL\’s top receiver during the 1970s and 1980s, visited Gloucester Catholic\’s football practice at Gloucester County College on Wednesday evening, September 10.

Mr. Carmichael delivered an inspirational speech to motivate our Ram players on the upcoming 2013 season.

Following his pro career with the Eagles, Mr. Carmichael served as an assistant coach at Gloucester Catholic for two seasons while his son Lee Carmichael played for the Rams in the 1990s. Mr. Carmichael currently works for the Eagles\’ organization as Director of Player Programs. He is considered the greatest receiver in Eagles\’ history following a 13-year career in which he finished sixth on the NFL\’s all-time career reception list.

The GC Football staff would like to thank Mr. Carmichael for coming out to speak with our Rams\’ players.

BELOW: Former Eagles\’ All-Pro receiver Harold Carmichael visits with Ram players on Wednesday evening, September 11, 2013.

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From Russia With PR

$\"THE$ THE GRAND KREMLIN PALACE, MOSCOW. President Putin with Lyudmila Putin at a party after the inauguration ceremony. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

by Justin Elliott
ProPublica, Sep. 12, 2013, 10:43 a.m

Today, Vladimir Putin wrote an op-ed about Syria in the New York Times. The piece was placed by the public-relations giant Ketchum, Buzzfeed reported. On Nov. 16, 2012, we explored how Ketchum placed pro-Russia op-eds in American publications by businesspeople and others without disclosing the role of the Russian government. Ketchum\’s latest public filingsays it was paid $1.9 million by Russia for the six-month period ending May 31, 2013. It received another $3.7 million for its work for Russian energy giant Gazprom over the same period. Here is our original report.

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Man Arrested For Armed Robbery In Gloucester Township

press release September 12, 2013

On Monday 9/9/2013 at approximately 12:46 PM, the Gloucester Township Police Department (GTPD) received a call reporting an armed robbery at the Friendly Food Mart located at 1119 North Blackhorse Pike. The store clerk reported that the suspect entered the store, displayed a knife, and told him to give him the money from the cash register or he would kill him. The clerk was able to activate the panic button and the suspect fled the store on foot.

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Who wins the NL Cy Young?

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This season has seen a lot of regular Cy Young award candidates– Matt Cain, Cole Hamels and Roy Halladay, to name a few– have uncharacteristically poor years, while some guys you would never expect– Matt Harvey, Jose Fernandez, Patrick Corbin and Hyun-Jin Ryu, among others– are creeping into the conversation. All of the confusion of who is actually good and who is just having a breakout year makes the question of who deserves the NL Cy Young a bit more complicated. Added to that, some guys have all of the intangibles to be named the best pitcher of the National League, but don\’t have the wins to back it up or don\’t play on a playoff-bound team. So, who do you name the Cy Young this year?

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Pitman (14) at Gloucester City (18) – Football – NJ.com

GLOUCESTER CITY NJ–(September 13, 2013)Ben Boyer rushed for 156 yards on 33 carries and scored two first half touchdowns to lift Gloucester City to an 18-14 victory over Pitman yesterday in Gloucester.

Boyer had scoring runs of 40 yards and 1 yard for Gloucester City, which took the lead for good on a Justin McCleery 40-yard pass to Tony Bultron in the second quarter.

Marc Camma and Eric Larson each had touchdown runs for Pitman.

via highschoolsports.nj.com

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Over a 12-Day-Period Gloucester City Police Arrest 20-People on a Variety of CDS Charges

CRIME REPORT SEPTEMBER 1ST. – 12TH.

9/1 (6:39 pm) Wilfredo Valcarcel 3rd. (27), a resident of Camden, was arrested for bench warrants on

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9/1 (8:05 pm) Eric Quintana (27), a resident of Bobwood Avenue, was arrested for bench warrants on Bobwood Avenue.

9/2 (8:57 pm) Cassandra Jefferson (23), a resident of Blackwood, was arrested for bench warrants on Rt. 130 at Market Street.

9/2 (10:07 pm) Paul Baratti Jr. (22), a resident of Runnemede, was arrested for Possession of CDS (Controlled Dangerous Sustance) and bench warrants on Market Street at Walnut Avenue.

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CWD TO BE DISCUSSED IN YORK COUNTY

Sept. 17 meeting the first of four to discuss the deer disease, rules pertaining to hunters.

The Pennsylvania Game Commission will host a meeting Tuesday at Central York High School to discuss chronic wasting disease in Pennsylvania and the special rules that will apply to deer hunters this year in the areas where the disease has been detected.

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Gloucester Catholic High School Football Team takes down Schalick – MaxPreps

PITTSGROVE, N.J. – Gloucester Catholic (Gloucester City, N.J.) had its advantage, which at one point stood at 13 points, drop to six before the final $\"042507_2141_1\"$ whistle blew on a 19-13 victory over Schalick (Pittsgrove, N.J.).

After taking the lead on a touchdown in the first quarter, the Rams were up 13-7 at the half.

Gloucester Catholic expanded its lead to 12 points entering the fourth quarter. GC\’s lone score in the quarter came on a passing touchdown.

In a non-conference game next week Schalick (0-1) takes on Gloucester City, and Gloucester Catholic (1-0) will go up against Berne-Knox-Westerlo also in a non-conference game.