Macy\’s fireworks: Here are the best places to watch (hint: not N.J.)

Sorry, Jersey. Macy\’s Fourth of July fireworks display will, like last year, be set over the East River instead of the Hudson River, making the show ideal for those with a view of the river in Manhattan, Queens and Brooklyn. Not so much for us neighbors across the Hudson. The big show, titled \”Brave,\” will be…

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CNB CRIME: Camden County Police Officer Injured After Being Shot Wednesday Night

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(Camden, NJ) – The Camden County Police Department is investigating a shooting incident at approximately 11:30 p.m. last night in which a suspect fired several rounds at a Camden County Police Department officer while he was driving on Kenwood Avenue. The officer was struck in the arm by a bullet fragment but courageously searched for the suspects while injured.

The officer was working a special detail targeting violent crime when he began investigating a suspicious vehicle. The vehicle came to a sudden stop and parked along Kenwood Avenue. The occupants exited the car and began to quickly distance themselves from

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USCG CHILDREN IN CAPE MAY NJ RECEIVE GENEROUS DONATION

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Janet Cantrell, wife of the master chief petty officer of the Coast Guard, receives a book from Kathi Getka, director of the Child Development Center located on board the Coast Guard Training Center Cape May, N.J., July 1, 2015. Getka presented Cantrell with a book that was written and illustrated by the children and staff of the CDC to show appreciation for the more than 2,500 books she donated as part of her book drive. (U.S. Coast Guard photo by Chief Warrant Officer John Edwards)

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Macy\’s fireworks: Here are the best places to watch (hint: not N.J.)

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Nanny of the Week: Weeds will prevail in Maryland lawn care ban

By Eric Boehm | Watchdog.org

Few things are as precious to the stereotypical upper-middle-class suburbanite as their pristine green front lawns.

And those stereotypes have been proven true in Montgomery County, Maryland, where homeowners are in a tizzy over a proposal that would ban many common lawn treatments and pesticides like the well-known Scott’s Miracle Grow and Monsanto’s Round-Up.

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REDD, NORCROSS AND GUADAGNO BREAK GROUND ON THE NEW HOLTEC INTERNATIONAL SITE

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CAMDEN, NJ – Mayor Dana L. Redd, joined by Congressman Donald Norcross, Lt. Governor Kim Guadagno, Holtec International officials and other elected officials, today took part in the official groundbreaking ceremony for Holtec International’s new Technology Center located in Camden. In addition, the first of approximately 4,000 pilings was driven into the ground which will form the foundation to Holtec’s technology and manufacturing center.

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CNB CRIME: Guns and Drugs Trigger Multiple Arrests on Bridges to Canada

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BUFFALO, N.Y. – U.S. Customs and Border Protection officers at the Port of Buffalo made 10 seizures of narcotics and firearms at local border crossings over the past weekend.

CBP officers at Peace Bridge, seized a handgun from a 35-year-old male U.S. citizen male, who was arrested and turned over to the New York State Police. Officers also encountered a 62-year-old male in possession of 18.4 grams of marijuana and a 30-year-old male in possession of 34 oxycodone pills without a prescription. Both subjects were arrested and turned over to the Buffalo Police Department along with the drugs.

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CNB ARCHIVES 2009: Congressman Andrews Supports Councilman Marchese for Re-Election

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Dear Resident,

$\"6a00d8341bf7d953ef01b7c78436c8970b-320wi\"$ As your Representative in Congress, I have had the opportunity to work with Nick Marchese on a number of issues and I am proud to endorse him for re-election as Gloucester City Ward 2 Councilman. Throughout Nick’s three years on City Council, he has worked to ensure that Gloucester City continues to be a strong and vibrant community despite our difficult economic downturn. Nick has proactively worked to bring reliable, high paying jobs to Gloucester City by aggressively supporting local redevelopment efforts like the revitalization of Chatham Square Apartments, a project that converts an aging apartment complex into 50 newly refurbished moderate to high end townhouses.

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Kennedy Health physician and Nurse Manager take part in Gift of Life program | CNBnewsnet

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Photo Caption (5): L to R: Charisse Payne, Hospital Services Coordinators, Gift of Life Donor Program and Dr. Kelly Schiers, ICU Medical Director, Kennedy University Hospital – Washington Township and Rowan SOM – Department of Pulmonary/Critical Care.

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DNREC’s Fish & Wildlife Natural Resources Police encourages safe boating practices

$\"Natural-Resources-Police-Marine-Patrol-Mike\"$ DOVER (July 1, 2015) – With many boaters heading out on the water for the long 4th of July holiday weekend, DNREC’s Division of Fish & Wildlife Natural Resources Police advises \”steady as she goes\” for practicing safe boating on Delaware waterways. \”We need everyone on our waterways to be alert, use common sense and avoid actions that will put themselves, their passengers and other boaters at risk,\” said Fish & Wildlife Natural Resources Police Chief Robert Legates.

Recent statistics from the U.S. Coast Guard show the top five primary contributing factors for boating accidents are operator inattention, improper lookout, operator inexperience, excessive speed and alcohol use. With these factors in mind, Cpl. John McDerby, Fish & Wildlife Natural Resources Police boating safety coordinator, offered some tips to keep in mind for safe boating: