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Day: June 15, 2015
\’Go home yuppie scum!\’ graffiti found on Downtown Jersey City building | CNBNEWS.NET–
An unknown graffiti artist spray-painted \”GO HOME YUPPIE SCUM!\” on the front of the new residential building next door to City Hall in Downtown Jersey City. Dubbed Charles & Co., the seven-story, 99-unit building, courtesy of developers Paul and Eric Silverman, has not opened yet.
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\’Operation Rock Bottom\’ Nets 8 Organized Crime Suspects Involved in Gambling/Loan Sharking
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JUNE 12, 2015 (CNBNEWS.NET)Rockland County District Attorney Thomas P. Zugibe today announced the arrests of eight individuals on charges of operating a large-scale gambling and loan sharking enterprise in Rockland and Westchester counties, New York City, Long Island, New Jersey, Pennsylvania and Florida. The arrests culminate a ten-month undercover investigation into illegal loan sharking activity, as well as an illegal gambling operation which had associations to organized crime in Rockland County.
\”Illegal gambling has always been the fuel that drives organized crime because of the huge profits it generates, which are often used to fund other forms of criminal activity, including drug trafficking and prostitution,\” said District Attorney Zugibe. \”Illegal gambling is not a victimless crime.\”
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CNB ARCHIVES: CHEERS AND JEERS FOR The Month of JULY 2009
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By William E. Cleary Sr.
CHEERS: To the men from Highland Park Church of God, and Bill Wilson and his workers from Property Pro’s, for helping out when Kyle Warner was injured by a chainsaw. Special thanks to Doug and Don Conner, who stayed with Kyle until the paramedics arrived. It has been a long time since I have seen men who were working on a job stop what they were doing, and take the time to remove the tree, clean up the yard and everything that had fallen, and ask nothing in return. Just caring, common courtesy.
JEERS: To the Gloucester City Fire Chief and the Chief of Operations for not providing the public or CNB with statistics on fire and ambulance responses at the minimum of once a month to see where our tax dollars are being spent. Real stats not the ones you hand into council.
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State Police Seeking Identity of Witness to Lake Mohawk Hit-and-Run Vessel Crash
Sparta Township, N.J. JUNE 14, 2015 (CNBNews.net)- – Troopers from Sussex Station are seeking the public’s assistance with identifying a possible witness to the June 14 hit-and-run vessel crash that injured five people on Lake Mohawk in Sparta Township.
At 12:51 p.m., Alex Majors, 21, of Sparta, was allegedly operating an 18-foot Nautilus vessel when he struck a pontoon boat, injuring five people, and fled the scene. Members of the Sparta Police Department were able to locate the vessel at Lake Mohawk Country Club. Detectives observed damage consistent with the crash investigation and were able to identify Majors as the operator. Multiple witnesses reported seeing an additional occupant with Majors. He is described as a young, adult, white male.
Alex Majors was arrested at Sussex Station and charged with endangering an injured victim (5 counts), leaving the scene of a vessel accident with serious bodily injury, assault by vessel (4th degree), and assault by vessel (disorderly persons 4 counts). He was lodged at the Sussex County Jail in lieu of $10,000 bail.
Injured in the crash were Sparta residents Ian Campbell, 23, James Glasson, 23, Alexa Reigstad, 23, Brianna Reigstad, 23, and James Carney, 23.
Anyone with information is asked to contact Sussex Station at (973) 383-1514. Anonymous tips are welcome.
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Glassboro man killed when tractor-trailer overturns in Quinton
Glassboro man was killed when he apparently lost control of the tractor-trailer he was driving and the vehicle overturned early Monday morning, state police said.
The driver who died was identified as Kristophe Hartung, 39, according to New Jersey State Police Captain Stephen Jones.
Hartung was driving a white International tractor cab. The truck was from the U.S. foods Co. and was carrying frozen food, according to police.
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Safe Horizon\’s #PutTheNailinit PSA to end Domestic Violence | CNBNews.net
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NJ Health Officials Urge Residents to Avoid Dangers of Extreme Heat
With temperatures expected to reach into the high 80s to low 90s over the next few days, the New Jersey Department of Health (DOH) are encouraging residents to take steps to avoid heat exhaustion and heat stroke.
\”Heat stroke is a life-threatening condition and heat exhaustion can also require hospital care,\” said Health Commissioner Mary E. O\’Dowd. \”In extremely hot weather, it is vital to drink plenty of fluids, spend time in cool places and reduce or reschedule any physical activity. And please remember to check on elderly family members and neighbors to make sure they are safe.\”
Prolonged heat and humidity can present a serious health hazard, especially for young children, the elderly and persons taking certain medications.
To avoid health complications from excessive heat:
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Paul P. Budniak, of Magnolia, former Teacher, High School Basketball and Golf Coach
Born: December 17, 1934
Died: June 13, 2015
Paul P. Budniak, on June 13, 2015, of Magnolia. Age 80. Beloved husband of Margery (nee O’Leary). Loving father of Annmarie Budniak (Peter J. Zebley). Devoted grandfather of Paxon Chase and Pyper Christina Zebley. Paul is survived by immediate family members Theodore Budniak (Patricia), Charles Curran (the late Loretta), Anna Byrne (Thomas), Diane Murphy (Gregory), Rose Anne Buttafago (Joseph), Gloria Shaffer (Logan), Theresa Wall (Vincent), Lawrence Budniak, Guy Moscariello (the late Monica) and Henry Budniak. Also survived by many well-loved nieces, nephews, grand nieces and grand nephews. Godfather to the late Sean Byrne.
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\’Go home yuppie scum!\’ graffiti found on Downtown Jersey City building | CNBNEWS.NET–
An unknown graffiti artist spray-painted \”GO HOME YUPPIE SCUM!\” on the front of the new residential building next door to City Hall in Downtown Jersey City. Dubbed Charles & Co., the seven-story, 99-unit building, courtesy of developers Paul and Eric Silverman, has not opened yet.
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