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Vol. 6 No. 26 (Dec. 15, 2019)
Editor\’s Note: Each Sunday morning we post a weekly comic strip provided by cartoonist Dave Wolfe. Dave has been drawing since he was 5 years old, he knew he wanted to be a cartoonist at the age of 8. He’s been distributing his comics in school since 3rd grade. (click image to enlarge)
FORT MYERS BEACH, FLORIDA–A Coast Guard crew rescued a dog found swimming in the ocean off the southwest coast of Florida.
source United States Coast Guard
PUBLISHED Friday, March 21, 2008
Post-Gazette :
Reprinted here with permission of Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Sunday, May 04, 2003
By Paul Zeise, Post-Gazette Sports Writer
If the five youngest children of Theresa and Peter McGlade had their way, it is likely that new Pitt women\’s basketball coach Agnus Berenato would have been a world-class swimmer. Or, perhaps, one of the finest swimming coaches in the country.
Agnus Berenato was introduced as Pitt\’s new women\’s basketball coach Thursday. (John Heller, Post-Gazette)
\”All five of us voted for a swimming pool in our back yard, but dad cast the only vote that counted and he put in a basketball hoop instead,\” said Berenato\’s youngest sister, Theresa McGlade. \”So I guess that\’s how we got started playing basketball.
December 13, 2019
Kinnelon, NJ- Larry Casha candidate for the 11th Congressional District released the following
statement:
How will “Follow the Leader Mikie” vote on Impeachment?
“The impeachment proceedings of President Trump have been under the microscope since day
one, questioned, attacked and defended by many pundits and talking heads. Speaker Pelosi
attacked the President with much fervor, charging him over the past several weeks with bribery.
All the while, Representative Mikie Sherrill followed the Speaker’s lead.”
“Now, the case for impeaching the President is for having abused his power and obstructed a
congressional investigation into his conduct in Ukraine. Wait…Where did the "bribery" charge go?
Why were Pelosi and Sherrill so convinced that it was a clear case of bribery yet now,
bribery is nowhere to be found? The answer is that the word “bribery” tests well in the “swing”
states. However, bribery is, and always was, a false charge. In her campaign just last year,
Representative Sherrill repeatedly said “FACTS MATTER” !!! So why didn’t facts matter when
accusing the President of the United States of bribery? Will the facts matter to Representative
Sherrill when she is presented with the opportunity to vote on impeachment or will she just
follow the leader?
“The false bribery charge is just one more example of “Follow the Leader Mikie”. She said in
the 2018 campaign that she would & bring new leadership to Washington. Well, it looks like the same old Nancy Pelosi politics to me.”
Gloucester Township Police Community Bulletin:
Car thieves, like home burglars, look for easy targets. Car owners obligingly leave doors
unlocked, windows
open, or their keys in the vehicle.
Criminals usually DO NOT want to be seen, heard, or take an excessive amount of time to break in.
Help Prevent Thefts From Your Vehicle This Holiday Season!
□ Lock your vehicle
□ Lock your windows
□Place items of value OUT OF SIGHT
□ Take your keys with you
□ Remove your garage remote
□ Set your alarm
□ Park and lock your vehicles in garages when possible. □Remove personal information such as driver
license, registration etc, from unattended vehicles.
#GTPD
#LockItOrLoseIt
Address/Location
Gloucester Township Police Department
1261 Chews Landing Rd
Gloucester Township, NJ 08021
Contact
Emergency: 9-1-1
Non-emergencies: 856-228-4500
The Camden County Board of Freeholders, the Department of Health and Human Services – Division of Senior & Disabled Services and the Surrogate’s Office announce free legal workshops for senior and disabled residents of Camden County. Those attending this workshop receive, at no cost, a Last Will and Testament, an Advance Directive for Health Care (Living Will) and Power of Attorney (POA).
Participants are required to be Camden County residents aged 60 and over. Disabled citizens must be aged 18 and over and residents of Camden County. Workshops are limited to 35 participants per session and pre-registration is required. DUE TO A HIGH DEMAND, YOU NEED TO CALL FOR AN APPOINTMENT AS SOON AS POSSIBLE. THE WORKSHOPS FILL UP VERY QUICKLY.
The workshops are held every Monday of the month except if that Monday is an official holiday, then the workshop will be held on that Tuesday. There are three workshops beginning at 2:00 pm and one evening workshop at 6:00 pm.
Please note that the clinic held at night (6:00 pm) does not offer a Power of Attorney (POA), only a will and living will.
All workshops are held at the Camden County Store at the Voorhees Town Center. To register please call (856) 566-2920.
For more information about this program and about the other services provided by the Camden County Division of Senior & Disabled Services and the Surrogate’s Office, please call the Division of Senior & Disabled Services at 877-222-3737 or the Surrogate’s Office at 856-225-7282.
Dates:
Monday November 18th at 2PM, Pick up Thursday December 19th
Monday November 25th at 6PM, Pick up Thursday December 26th