press release September 29, 2015

NEWARK – Vincent P. Falci (\”Falci\”) of Middletown, his wife, Donna Falci, also of Middletown, and their son, Vincent N. Falci, of Wall Township, and various investment companies that Falci created and operated, must collectively disgorge and pay $6.7 million in full restitution to defrauded investors as the result of legal action brought by the New Jersey Bureau of Securities. Falci also was assessed $800,000 in civil penalties and permanently barred from working in the securities industry in New Jersey.

Deptford Township NJ police officer James A. Stuart (DOB 11/25/83) was found guilty today (10/1) of murder and aggravated manslaughter in the 1/5/13 fatal shooting of 27-year-old friend David Compton in the defendant’s Oak Valley home in Deptford NJ.

At the request of the prosecution, Superior Court Judge Robert P. Becker revoked Stuart’s $250,000 bail and he was placed in jail pending a 12/18 sentencing on the two first-degree convictions. The murder count carries a sentence of 30 years to life in prison. Manslaughter penalties range from 10 to 30 years in prison.

Our Facebook friends have come through again; this time on a sad mission. The woman whose body was found in the ocean on Tuesday afternoon near 57th Street in Ocean City has been identified. We posted two distinctive photos of her tattoos (now deleted) and very quickly our community gave us the info we needed to identify the victim and contact her family.

JW filed a public records request with the Washington Health Care Authority after reading a disturbing article in a pro-life news site over the summer about a Seattle high school that offers different forms of birth control without parental knowledge or consent. This includes implanting an intrauterine device (IUD) in a girl’s uterus free of cost. It’s part of an initiative offered by Medicaid, the joint federal and state insurance program for the poor. The article points out the irony that a teen in Seattle can’t get a sugary soft drink in high school but can have a device implanted into her uterus.

(New York, N.Y. – Sept. 30, 2015) The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has finalized a plan to clean up contaminated soil from residential properties at the Sherwin-Williams/Hilliards Creek Superfund site in Gibbsboro and Voorhees, N.J. The site includes a former paint manufacturing plant and the waters of Hilliards Creek, which flow into Kirkwood Lake. The soil and the groundwater beneath the former paint manufacturing site are contaminated with lead, arsenic and volatile organic compounds. Sediment in and near Hilliards Creek are contaminated with lead and arsenic.

CNB Archives Sunday, February 20, 2011

MONTVALE — As part of its bankruptcy proceedings, A&P is planning to offer up for auction 82 stores on Thursday, including 14 stores in Bergen and Passaic counties, The Record reported. However, according to the newspaper, there are no announced bids for the Bergen and Passaic stores at this time. Wakefern Food Corp., which owns ShopRite,…