BROOKLAWN NJ (November 22, 2014)–There was a fire Saturday morning at Motel 6, (Rt. 130) in the rear of the motel. The fire, which started around 11:40AM, was brought under control by the Brooklawn Fire Department within minutes after they arrived. The cause is not known.

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4^th ATC, Second in Central Region, Permitted to Grow

 The New Jersey Department of Health today issued a permit to Breakwater Alternative Treatment Center (ATC) in Cranbury Township, Middlesex County to begin growing medicinal marijuana.

The permit was issued after a comprehensive review including several site inspections, background checks of its corporate officers and a review of its security operations and cultivation facility. This is the fourth ATC given a permit to cultivate medicinal marijuana by the Department.

Twenty-seven bulls taken in one-week season; harvest totals 88 elk.

More than 82 percent of the hunters participating Pennsylvania’s 2014 elk hunt have taken home a trophy.

The Pennsylvania Game Commission today announced 88 elk were taken by hunters during the regular one-week elk season that ended Nov. 8. And for those licensed to hunt antlered elk, also known as bulls, the success rate was 93 percent.

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English: Full page of mushroom illustrations from the instructional pamphlet \”Twelve edible mushrooms of the United States\” by Thomas Taylor, illustrating all 12 species. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

\”Since there is no easy way to tell the difference between poisonous and harmless mushrooms, the best advice is not to eat wild mushrooms,\” said New Jersey Health Commissioner Mary E. O\’Dowd. \”Even experienced mushroom pickers can be fooled at times, so this warning needs to be given and taken seriously. Children should be taught never to put wild plants, berries, nuts, or mushrooms into their mouths. And keep in mind pets are susceptible to mushroom poisoning as well.\” To escape from the
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Since August 1, the Department has received 11 reports of mushroom poisoning cases. All became sick after eating wild mushrooms.

The New Jersey Poison Information and Education System (NJPIES) recommends if someone in your family eats wild mushrooms, call the NJ Poison Experts at 1-800-222-1222. Having a poison expert give you exact instructions for a specific situation can help significantly during those critical first few minutes.

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Come learn about bats and other nocturnal animals. This fun-filled program will highlight animals that are active at night and things children and their families can do to protect wildlife and their habitats. 

This program is presented by Dove Environmental Education featuring Diana and Mike Dove, and is geared for the whole family and organized groups. Popcorn will be provided. Bring your own \”sit-upon\” and water. This program is appropriate for organized groups and the whole family. Scout groups should e-mail a list of conservation/wildlife/ecology/respect for the earth belt or badge requirements you wish to see covered during the program to [email protected].

Rewards are being offered for information leading to the arrest and/or conviction of Romanian fugitive Nicolae Popescu, the leader of an international organized crime syndicate that ran a multi-million-dollar cyber fraud scheme, and Dumitru Daniel Bosogioiu, another Romanian fugitive charged with participating in the scheme.