PRESS RELEASE
10/14/14
It is yet another example of how social media can be dangerous for young people. Recently, a Houston man was sentenced to 40 years in prison on child sex trafficking charges after identifying and contacting young girls through social media platforms and then luring them into prostitution.
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SLAUGHTER BEACH/MILFORD DELAWARE (Oct. 14, 2014) – The DuPont Nature Center at Mispillion Harbor Reserve is closed for the winter, reopening Wednesday, April 1, 2015 for the busy spring and summer seasons. The center is owned and operated by DNREC’s Division of Fish and Wildlife.
This is the second year the DuPont Nature Center has closed due to budgetary considerations during the slower winter months when there is less public use of the center. The decision for seasonal closure of the center was made due to a reduction in available federal Sport Fish Restoration Funds, which help supportmaintenance, operations, staffing and programs the DuPont Nature Center, as well as the Aquatic Resources Education Center near Smyrna.
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press release October 15, 2014
TRENTON – The Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) is honoring the state\’s recycling leaders as part the 34th Annual Recycling Symposium and Awards ceremony today at Jumping Brook Country Club in Neptune.
Among the honorees are a Middlesex County town that has executed an automated trash collection and single-stream recycling program, a non-profit\’s program to train developmentally disabled students proper disposal of unwanted electronics and a Rutgers\’ polymer engineer whose inventions have promoted plastics recycling.
Also recognized today are a group of grade-school students from across the state for their poems about recycling. The annual event is co-sponsored by the DEP and the Association of New Jersey Recyclers.
\”The Christie Administration is proud of these recycling leaders for their important efforts and what they do to expand recycling efforts and awareness,\” said DEP Commissioner Bob Martin. \”Recycling is a civic duty that gets everyone actively involved in protecting our environment and conserving our natural resources.\”
In 1987, New Jersey became the first state to require recycling with the passage of the New Jersey Statewide Mandatory Source Separation and Recycling Act. The Christie Administration continues to develop policies to boost current recycling rates and adapt recycling strategies to match today\’s lifestyles. As part of that effort, DEP
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Official portrait of Vice President of the United States . (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
Congestion expected in South Jersey and Philadelphia region
this afternoon
Vice Presidential visit to cause temporary closures
(Trenton) – The New Jersey Department of Transportation (NJDOT) today advised motorists to expect excessive congestion and delays heading to and from Philadelphia and on roads in the Cherry Hill, Maple Shade, and Camden areas during the peak travel period this afternoon because of Vice President Biden’s visit to New Jersey.
The vice president’s visit will affect not only the major highways in the area, but also may cause congestion on local roads, particularly those with overpasses over or ramps onto main roadways. Temporary closures are expected while the vice presidential motorcade is en route to its destination. For security purposes, the time and route of travel is not disclosed.
Dynamic message signs will be deployed to alert motorists of upcoming traffic pattern changes, and local and State Police will be helping to direct traffic. Motorists are encouraged to check www.511nj.org for real-time travel information.
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