Day: February 18, 2015

Nicki Minaj\’s Crew Member Stabbed to Death

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Published on Feb 18, 2015

PHILADELPHIA PA–A member of Nicki Minaj\’s team was stabbed to death Tuesday night in Philadelphia … so says Nicki herself.
Nicki says 2 members of her crew were stabbed … one lived. The rapper says the guys were in Philly for 2 days rehearsing for her upcoming tour with her bf Meek Mill … who\’s from Philly.
The person who died was De\’Von Pickett … a stage hand for Nicki. Eric Parker survived the incident, but is in critical condition in a hospital. 
Nicki has retweeted a link to a news story about a stabbing that occurred at the Che Bar & Grill in Philly where an employee who was recently fired got in a fight that spilled outside the establishment where the stabbings occurred. The suspect fled.
Pickett posted a series of positive tweets on Tuesday, not long before his death.

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VIDEO: THE SEVEN DAY FORECAST

The seven-day forecast in Canada is looking pretty good so don’t give up hope that winter is going to last forever. 

  

 

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Gloucester Catholic, Gloucester High to Work Together on Food Drive: Won’t You Help?

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The Gloucester Catholic and Gloucester High School student councils are working together to help feed the less fortunate and they would like your help.

If you are planning on attending either of the Gloucester Catholic versus Gloucester High School basketball games on Thursday, February 19 please bring canned goods to help restock the shelves of Helping Hands Food Pantry in Gloucester City which runs out of the Episcopal Church on Sussex St.
Student council members from both schools will be collecting at both gyms on game day,

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EIGHT MORE CHARGED IN DEP CRACKDOWN TO COMBAT ILLEGAL DUMPING ON STATE LANDS | cnbnews.net


\”DON\’T WASTE OUR OPEN SPACE\” INITIATIVE HAS YIELDED 36 ENFORCEMENT ACTIONS THUS FAR

TRENTON — New Jersey State Park Police have charged another eight people in the Department of Environmental Protection\’s (DEP) continuing crack down on illegal dumping in state parks and recreational lands, Commissioner Bob Martin announced today.

The DEP\’s \”Don\’t Waste Our Open Space\” campaign was launched in late March last year. Investigations of illegal dump sites on state properties by State Park Police, Division of Fish & Wildlife\’s Conservation Officers and DEP\’s Compliance & Enforcement personnel has resulted so far in 36 arrests or charges.

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Man Wanted for Burglary, Credit Card and Cell Phone Theft | cnbnews.net


\"10151961_789524204435457_4348738081164398932_n\"UPPER DEERFIELD TOWNSHIP–The New Jersey State Police is seeking the public\’s assistance with identifying a man wanted for burglary, theft, credit card theft.

On December 26, 2014, Bridgeton troopers responded to a Upper Deerfield Township residence for the report of a car burglary. The victim reported her smartphone and credit card stolen. 

The suspect was captured on surveillance making fraudulent purchases at the Wawa located in Upper Deerfield Township. 

He is suspected of making close to $500 of fraudulent purchases at Wawa and Walgreens, which are both in the township. The purchases were made on December 25. 

The male suspect is black, 30-40 YOA, and heavy set. He was wearing a black, chef\’s jacket, glasses, and a grey baseball hat. 

Anyone with information is asked to contact Bridgeton Station Trooper Brian Lee at (856) 451-0101.

source New Jersey State Police released date February 17, 2015

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Some GOP Governors Vow To Make No Changes If High Court Invalidates Subsidies

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Reuters surveyed officials in the states that would be directly affected if the Supreme Court strikes down federal health care subsidies and five Republican executives said they would not rescue the program. Other news outlets examine Republican strategies and the plaintiffs in the case. 

Reuters: Obamacare Rescue Ruled Out By Some States, Others Weigh Options
Five Republican state governors say they will not rescue a crucial part of Obamacare if it is struck down by the Supreme Court, underlining the prospect for a chaotic aftermath to a ruling that could force millions of Americans to pay much more for coverage or lose their health insurance. … In its ruling expected by June, the high court could bar the federally run insurance marketplace from providing the subsidies in at least 34 states. That could throw the insurance system into turmoil as states respond in starkly different ways. In response to Reuters\’ queries, spokespeople for the Republican governors of Louisiana, Mississippi, Nebraska, South Carolina and Wisconsin said the states were not willing to create a local exchange to keep subsidies flowing. (Morgan, 2/17)

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Two Sex Scandals You Missed : The Other McCain

The liberal media generally ignore sex scandals unless they involve a Republican politician or a Catholic priest, so maybe you didn’t hear about Mohammad Abdullah Saleem, the Illinois imam who allegedly perpetrated \”decades of assault and child sex abuse . . . within the community of Indian and Pakistani Muslim immigrants.\”

Does this reveal a \”war on women\”? Is there a \”rape culture\” among Muslims? Of course not! Saleem is not a Catholic priest or a Republican politician — he’s not even a college fraternity member — and therefore his alleged perversion is entirely random.

The same is true of Tony Jones, a leader of the \”Emergent Church\” movement that embraces postmodern progressivism: \”In 2010 Jones encouraged Minnesota clergy to stop performing legal marriages, as a show of solidarity with LGBT people who could not be legally married in the state at that time.\” This heretical theology appears to be a sort of hipster universalism, salt that has lost its savor (Matthew 5:13) and has become \”conformed to this world\” (Romans 12:2).

Tony Jones became a progressive religious celebrity, touring like a rock star on the \”emergent\” speaking circuit while his marriage was falling apart. If we are to believe the allegations of his ex-wife, Julie McMahon, Tony Jones developed a pornography habit and \”starting in 2007, Mr. Jones began asking her repeatedly for sexual behaviors she found repellent, including anal sex.\” Of course, this is the progressive gospel of \”emergent\” theology: \”Thou shalt watch porn and do it in the butt.\”

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$100,000-plus state pensions double in New Jersey

By Mark Lagerkvist | New Jersey Watchdog\"\"

New Jersey’s $100K Club of retired public officials has more than doubled in the past four years, according to a New Jersey Watchdog analysis of state Treasury pension data.

As 2014 ended, 1,988 retirees were collecting state pensions in excess of $100,000 a year — the elite \”1-percenters\” among New Jersey’s 285,000 retirees. (Click here for the list) That number has grown quickly since 2010 when the count was 971.

New Jersey Watchdog found:

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Woman steals $11,400 from 99-year-old grandmother diagnosed with dementia

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 HARRISBURG PA – Attorney General Kathleen G. Kane today announced that agents from her office have arrested a Schuylkill County woman accused of stealing $11,400 in Social Security benefits from her grandmother, who has dementia and was not capable of consenting to the withdrawals from her bank account. 

Kelly McAlonis, 41, 1225 W. Market St., Pottsville, is charged with one count each of theft by deception, theft by unlawful taking and receiving stolen property.

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CNB Hunting/Fishing Delaware: Two downstate suspects arrested in Milford boat theft case

 

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DOVER DELAWARE (Feb. 16, 2015) – DNREC Division of Fish & Wildlife Enforcement Natural Resources Police officers arrested two men on Feb. 13 in connection with the theft of two boats in Milford earlier this month.

 

Kevin M. Schilling, 44, of Smyrna, and James P. McCann, 40, of Dover, were arrested and charged with one count each of felony theft, trespassing and conspiracy. Both were remanded to Sussex Correctional Institution in Georgetown in lieu of $1,100 cash bond each, pending trial at a later date.

 

The theft of the two 12-foot aluminum duck boats occurred Feb. 3 on private property off New Wharf Road in Milford and was captured on surveillance video. At this time, neither of the stolen vessels has been located. One of the two boats displays Maryland registration MD 9868 AV; the other is described as a green aluminum duck boat.

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