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(CNBNEWSNET)–From Friday\’s (10/9/2009)Courier Post (http://www.courierpostonline.com)A new documentary film (The Cartel)detailing shortcomings of the New Jersey public education system has won acclamation at local film festivals and is getting a chance to be seen by the public. The film runs about 90 minutes and focuses on several of the 31 Abbott districts — poorer, mostly urban districts, including Camden. \”When money is coming from the state, there is a disconnect between who gives the money and who spends the money. That\’s a waste. You can have 29 percent of that money being wasted, and it doesn\’t enrage people because it\’s coming from the state,\” Bob Bowdon producer.

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TRENTON — In an effort to fight obesity and promote healthy living, dozens of Trenton community groups have found strength in numbers by forming alliances and pooling resources. But now, the 40-plus groups will put their heads together to come up with long-term, sustainable solutions, thanks to a four-year, $200,000 grant from New Jersey Health Initiatives.…

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FORTE FINED FOR ETHICS VIOLATION—John Paff, Chairman of the New Jersey Libertarian Party\’s

Haddon Heights Mayor

Edward Forte

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 Forte was also accused of voting to appoint his personal lawyer, Albert Olizi, as Borough Solicitor. The LFP dismissed that charge. Likewise, a charge against Haddon Heights Councilman Richard DiRenzo, who was accused of voting for Olizi, his personal attorney, for Borough Solicitor was dismissed. Also, a charge filed against Olizi accused of being the Mayor\’s attorney and involved with Sons of Italy chapter while serving as Borough Solicitor was dismissed. 

HARRISBURG, PN—A Harrisburg man who pled guilty to the December 9, 2014 robbery of the Mid Penn Bank on North Front Street in Harrisburg has been charged with four additional bank robberies.

According to United States Attorney Peter Smith, Dylan Blum, age 22, has been charged in a four count Criminal Information that was filed in U.S. District Court in Harrisburg on Friday, July 10, 2015, charging him with the robberies of four banks in December of 2014 and January of 2015 in Northampton County, Pennsylvania and in New Jersey. Blum allegedly passed a threatening note to tellers at three of those robberies and attempted to rob another bank but was prevented by employees from entering that bank. Blum allegedly made off with a total of $5,788.00 from the three banks he was able to rob. Blum turned himself in to the Harrisburg Police department on January 3, 2015.

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BLADES (July 15, 2015) – The Second Annual Recycled Cardboard Boat Regatta – presented by the Delaware Nature Society’s Abbott’s Mill Nature Center, in conjunction with DNREC’s Division of Watershed Stewardship’s Reclaim Our River Program, the Town of Blades and the Nanticoke River Sail & Power Squadron – will cast off on Saturday, Aug. 8 at the Nanticoke River Public Marine Park, 26 N. Market Street, Blades, DE 19973. Sign-in and registration begin at noon, with initial aesthetic judging at 1 p.m. and races starting at 2 p.m.

The Diocese of Camden by Michael Jordan Laskey

Last winter, a friend of mine in West Virginia invited me to speak at a social ministries conference there. \”Sounds good,\” I said to her,\” but instead of just me, how about I get a group of South Jerseyans together and we come down for a few extra days?\”

\”Why not?\” she replied.

Diocese of Camden pilgrims to West Virginia worked with local resident Ron Hutson (fifth from right) on a repair project during their stay at Nazareth Farm. From left: Nazareth Farm staff member Annika Darby; pilgrims Mike Jordan Laskey, Yanelis Fernandez, Donna Mills and Steve Mills; Ron Hutson; and pilgrims Jim Steintz, Amanda Dupras, Roger Asselta and Geneva O’Brien.

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The Coast Guard is known for performing rescues at sea. It’s not every day, however, Coast Guardsmen find themselves plucking 500-pound lifeguard stands from the water and transferring them ashore.