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MISSION, Kan., Oct. 26, 2015 /PRNewswire/ — (Family Features) If gatherings with family and friends are the fabric that weaves each holiday season together, the mouthwatering foods that accompany these celebrations are what brings everyone to the table.

For seasoned pros and home cooks alike, holiday entertaining is an opportunity to gift loved ones with a taste of festive fun. A few simple tips will help make it easy to cook up one delicious holiday season.

By Mark Lagerkvist / October 26, 2015 | NJ Watchdog

Posted on October 22, 2015 Posted By: Maria

What does a priest do on Monday through Friday? Do they sleep in the church? Are they ever allowed to be out of uniform?

Back in June, I began my pastoral year at St. Andrew the Apostle Parish in Gibbsboro. A pastoral year has been described as a \”year of internship.\” While I’ve had many of these questions answered for me already, seeing the day to day life of a priest first hand has helped me to have a more in-depth answer to some of these questions.

He also served for many years as general manager of McCarter Theatre Center in Princeton

TRENTON – Acting Attorney General John J. Hoffman announced that the former accountant for the Triangle Club of Princeton University, the historic touring musical-comedy troupe at the university, was sentenced to prison today for embezzling $240,000 from the club.

Thomas John Muza, 57, of Hightstown, N.J., was sentenced to three years in state prison by Superior Court Judge Timothy P. Lydon in Mercer County. He pleaded guilty on March 27 to a charge of second-degree theft by unlawful taking. Muza must pay restitution of $240,000. He paid $200,000 today at the sentencing hearing.

Deputy Attorney General Peter Gallagher prosecuted Muza and handled the sentencing for the Division of Criminal Justice Financial & Computer Crimes Bureau.

Camden County Prosecutor Mary Eva Colalillo and Audubon Police Chief Thomas Tassi reported a man has been charged in connection with a fatal crash in the borough.

Ethan Albino, 26, of Haddon Township, was charged on Monday with one count of first-degree death by auto for causing the death of Julianne Mazzarella, 33, of Berlin Township. He was also charged with two counts of third-degree assault by auto for the injuries of his passengers, a 26-year-old Cherry Hill man and 25-year-old Haddon Township man.