PHILADELPHIA — Jesus saves, apparently with a little help from Leonardo da Vinci. A 3-year-old boy survived a two-story fall from a window Wednesday after he landed on a framed painting of \”The Last Supper\” sitting outside the family\’s home in Philadelphia, according to a report by NBC10.com. When Dionna Praylow was getting her son Reginald,…
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New requirement also applies to other tracts under the Pennsylvania Game Commission’s management.
If you harvest a deer, you’re required to tag it.
And if you harvest it from a tree stand that was left on state game lands or other properties controlled by the Pennsylvania Game Commission, that stand, too, must be tagged.
With hunting season underway, hunters are reminded a regulation that became effective earlier this year requires all tree stands and portable ground blinds left on lands under the Game Commission’s control be marked to identify their owners.
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PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 29, 2015 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ — The Children\’s Hospital of Philadelphia\’s (CHOP) 2015 Carousel Ball raised more than $1.2 million to support The Buerger Center for Advanced Pediatric Care.
A signature fundraiser for The Children\’s Hospital of Philadelphia since 1954, the Carousel Ball is a can\’t-miss event for dedicated CHOP supporters. Held on October 24, this year\’s black-tie event provided guests an exclusive look the new Buerger Center. 650 donors, clinicians, families and friends of the hospital socialized in the two-story, glass-walled lobby. Guests then moved upstairs for the latter part of the evening for dinner, dancing and stunning panoramic views of the city.
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photos credit Bruce Darrow
Gloucester High\’s Anthony Rodriguez scores one of his two TD\’s. Below: Vince DiGiacomo adds a 10-yard rushing TD. The last photo, Gloucester High\’s defender Chris Rod breaks up a pass.
PITTSGROVE NJ (October 30, 2015)--Gloucester High\’s Vincent DiGiacomo threw touchdown passes of 36 and 3 yards to Anthony Rodriguez for Gloucester in a 21-9 victory Friday night over Schalick in Pittsgrove, according to the South Jersey Times via highschoolsports.nj.com
DiGiacomo added a 10-yard rushing score in the victory. Gloucester trailed 9-7 after three-quarters before scoring 14 points in the fourth quarter.
Kason Barrett ran for a 9-yard touchdown for Schalick and Ethan Long connected on a 35-yard field goal.
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The return of larger, 2-year old trout for the annual fall trout stocking was welcomed by anglers who enjoyed being outdoors amid the colorful fall foliage.
Nearly 21,000 Rainbow Trout averaging 14.6\” were stocked in 16 streams and 15 ponds across the state over a two-week period. In addition to those fish, 745 breeders averaging 21.1\”, awaited anglers like Bob Joiner, right, whose fishing buddy Paul Zrinko snapped the photo of Bob with a beautiful South Branch rainbow.
More trout will be stocked just prior to Thanksgiving thanks to the NJDEP\’s Division of Fish and Wildlife\’s Winter Trout Stocking Program. On November 23 and 24 approximately 5,000 two-year old Rainbow Trout, averaging 14-18 inches, will be stocked in 24 designated ponds and lakes throughout the state, providing more excitement for the holiday weekend and into the spring.
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Volume XX No.44: October 30, 2015
As one of his last acts, Speaker Boehner swung a deal to set the budget levels for the current and next fiscal year. It has some gimmicky offsets, tweaks the major entitlement programs, and tells the Executive Branch they can ignore the debt limit until March of 2017. The deal is expected to be signed by the President before the Department of Treasury exhausts their tricks and hits the debt ceiling. But remember, the legislative work on fiscal year 2016 isn’t done. This deal just sets the budget levels. They still have to write the actual spending bills before December 11, when the current continuing resolution funding government at last year’s levels expires.
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VOORHEES, N.J. – Calendar of Events Listings for December 2015 at Bellmawr organized by age groups
Camden County Library System
BELLMAWR BRANCH
Call for registration at the Bellmawr Branch (856) 931-1400 or register online at http://www.camdencountylibrary.org/events
Adult Programs December
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John Paff | NJCivil Settlements
On October 8, 2015, the Lindenwold Board of Education (Camden County) agreed to pay $40,000 to a school custodian who claimed that the school board fired her in violation of her rights under the federal Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA) and the New Jersey Law Against Discrimination (NJLAD).
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Uber’s surge pricing doesn’t necessarily increase the availability of rides. It just makes them more expensive.
by Lauren Kirchner and Surya Mattu
ProPublica, Oct. 29, 2015, 12:01 a.m.Uber has long stirred controversy and consternation over the higher \”surge\” prices it charges at peak times. The company has always said the higher prices actually help passengers by encouraging more drivers to get on the road. But computer scientists from Northeastern University have found that higher prices don’t necessarily result in more drivers.
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