Day: November 19, 2014

Assemblyman Coughlin and the Big \’I\’ Spearhead Motor Vehicle Electronic Identification Bill in New Jersey

 

The Bill (A-3905) has been proposed for introduction and currently awaits committee referral.

Trenton, NJ – The Independent Insurance Agents & Brokers of New Jersey, sometimes referred to as the Big ‘I’, and Assemblyman Craig Coughlin (D-19) have introduced a bill (A-3905) that would allow operators of motor vehicles to provide electronic proofs of insurance on smart phone devices.

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Suspicious Van Reported to Gloucester Township PD, at Chews Landing Rd by Little Gloucester Rd

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GLOUCESTER TOWNSHIP NJ (November 18, 2014)–On November 16, 2104 at approximately 2:19 PM, the Gloucester Township Police were called to a home on Chews Landing Road to investigate the report of a suspicious vehicle. The father of two juvenile females reported that an older model, white, Ford Conversion van had stopped on the roadway near where his young daughters were playing in a field adjacent to their residence.

The father noticed the van as he was in his garage and started to approach the van when the van abruptly left the area. The caller reported that the van was all white, with blue trim, dark tinted windows and possibly having New Jersey License

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Meet Seeing Eye® Puppy \”N.J.\” at Devils Games This Season

Seeing Eye® Puppy Will Greet Fans at Devils Games and Events

MORRISTOWN, N.J. – The Devils and The Seeing Eye are teaming up to raise a yellow Labrador retriever puppy born at The Seeing Eye in March, giving him the name \”N.J.,\” a nod to the team’s mascot of the same name. The puppy will attend Devils games and special events this upcoming season with his volunteer puppy raisers and Devils season ticket holders, Jaime and David Hanf.

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John Paul McKay of Gloucester Twp., WW II Army Veteran, Member of VFW Post 3620

 

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(November 17, 1925 – November 19, 2014)

 

\"U.S.John Paul McKay, of Gloucester Twp., passed peacefully with his family surrounding him on November 19, 2014. Age 89. Born November 17, 1925 in Alba, TX. 

Beloved husband of Sadie W. (nee Kennedy) for 68 years. Proud father of Joanne Elaine Hirst (Bill) of Williamstown, NJ and Linda Lee Stanton (Ray) of Griffin, GA. Devoted grandfather of Jennifer Gurski Levy, Dawn Warren, Suzanne Kolmetsky, Judd Stanton, and Amanda Washington, great grandfather of 10 and great great grandfather of 1. Preceded in death by 3 sisters and 2 brothers. Also survived by many nieces and nephews. 

Paul was a graduate of Emory High School. He was a Corporal with the Army Air Corps during World War II. Paul was a member of VFW Post 3620 in Gloucester City and of Chews United Methodist Church. He retired from Western Union. 

There will be a viewing from 10am to 11am Friday at GARDNER FUNERAL HOME, RUNNEMEDE. 

Funeral service 11am at the funeral home. Interment private at the request of the family. 

In lieu of flowers, donations may be to Chews United Methodist Church, 319 Black Horse Pike, Glendora, NJ 08029.

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COMMENTARY: County Jails Shouldn\’t Cave to ACLU Demands

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WHAT WE THINK: You think of wardens who run New Jersey\’s jails as no-nonsense types who aren\’t easily intimidated, but at least two have already caved to threats from the ACLU and released illegal immigrants over the objections of federal authorities. At a time when illegals seem to be at the center of some of the…

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\’Distress Thermometer\’ a new focus of patient concern

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PHILADELPHIA — When the staff at Abington Memorial Hospital handed the breast cancer patient its new \”Distress Thermometer\” questionnaire, she instantly felt conflicted. How could she, an early-stage patient with a good prognosis, say how she was really feeling when she saw how much worse off others in the radiation-treatment waiting room were? She left it…

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PA Attorney General Fires Employees who Sent/Received Pornographic Emails

 

HARRISBURG, Pa. — Pennsylvania Attorney General Kathleen G. Kane on Wednesday announced that her office disciplined about two dozen employees who either sent or received emails containing pornographic content over the last 18 months. In a statement, Kane said she had identified 31 workers whose emails were found to include sexually explicit content. Among them, she…

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COURTHOUSE NEWS SERVICE: Virginian-Pilot Says FBI Witholding Info on Training Deaths

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BY CHARLY HIMMEL

RICHMOND, Va. (CN) – The Virginian-Pilot newspaper sued the FBI claiming the agency is wrongly withholding information on the training-related deaths of two hostage rescue team members.
In a lawsuit filed in the federal court in Norfolk, Va., the newspaper\’s publisher and reporter Scott Daugherty claim the FBI improperly documents related to the May 17, 2013, deaths of agents Christopher Lorek and Stephen Shaw during a training exercise.
Daugherty says he requested reports and memos on the incident in its immediate aftermath, but that request was denied by the agency 10 days later. A subsequent appeal to the Department of Justice was also denied earlier this year, the complaint says.

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