DOVER (July 17, 2015) – DNREC’s Natural Resources Police Environmental Crimes Unit arrested a New Castle County man and woman Thursday and charged them with reckless endangerment after an incident last month at a Newark apartment complex that left four people suffering from effects of pepper spray and drew emergency responders to the scene when first reported as a hazmat situation.
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By William E. Cleary Sr
CNBNews Editor
THE SECRETIVE GLOUCESTER CITY COUNCIL—At a recent executive session of Gloucester City Mayor and Council, City Solicitor Leonard Wood gave an in-depth report on the ongoing negotiations with the NHP Foundation and what they are looking to do with financing the purchase of city-owned property Chatham Square.
CNBNews submitted an OPRA requesting a copy of that report and was told by the custodian of records, Kathy Jentsch, \”This matter is currently in the negotiation stage. These materials are in the possession of our attorney for that purpose-attorney client privilege\”.
According to their website, The NHP Foundation, (NHPF) owns 30 properties in 12 states and the District of Columbia, totaling approximately 6,000 units of low-and-moderate-income. They own two sites in New Jersey, the Hollybush Garden, Glassboro (252 units) and Washington Dodd Apartments, Orange (300 units). See website
The James administration purchased the property in 2008 for $4.25 million claiming the apartments were being used by \”drug dealers\”, and the criminals were a \”strain on the local police department\”. Mayor and council also said some of the people living there were a \”strain\” on the local school district.
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TRENTON — The New Jersey Chamber of Commerce\’s biannual Baker Tilly Spring Economic Outlook Survey brings grim news for the state\’s lagging employment prospects: Fourteen percent of those surveyed said they were currently considering moving their businesses out of New Jersey. Ten of the 14 business leaders considering relocating their businesses blamed high taxes or high…
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Petty Officer 3rd Class Evan Thigpen, an aviation survival technician at Air Station Elizabeth City (ASEC), N.C., works the night shift in the rescue swimmer shop Tuesday, June 30, 2015. Evan was recently nominated by the ASEC command to represent the Coast Guard at the 2015 North Carolina United Service Organization’s 10th Annual Salute to Freedom Gala for his life-saving actions in October and November in 2014. (U.S. Coast Guard photo by Petty Officer 2nd Class Nate Littlejohn)
by Petty Officer 2nd Class Nate Littlejohn
\”I took the injured woman first,\” said Petty Officer 3rd Class Evan Thigpen, an aviation survival
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In the sports world, the month of July has been the equivalent of a four-year old\’s Christmas morning for New Jersey. The Garden State hasn\’t been able to go a week all month without a homegrown athlete performing on their sports\’ biggest stage. Carli Lloyd, a Delran native, started the month off with her hat trick…
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Much-Needed Support On the Way for South Jersey’s Homeless Veterans
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