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GLOUCESTER CITY NEW JERSEY–Last month The NHP Foundation submitted a proposal to Gloucester City to buy Chatham Square, a multi-million dollar property purchased by mayor and council eight years ago. CNBNews submitted an OPRA request in July for documents pertaining to that sale. Those documents were released last Friday to the South Jersey/Philadelphia news site. The full story will be posted at noon today. 

CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Efficient Carolina scoring drives to open each half, each ending in a 2-yard Mike Tolbert scoring play, helped the Panthers to a 27-16 victory over the Philadelphia Eagles on Sunday night. The victory moved the Panthers to 6-0 for the first time in team history. The 2003 team that reached the Super Bowl…

And Obama \’Encourages It\’

GOP hopeful Gov. Chris Christie asserted over the weekend that the Black Lives Matter movement was calling for the death of police officers because President Barack Obama has encouraged lawlessness. \”The problem is this, there\’s lawlessness in this country. The president encourages this lawlessness,\” Christie told CBS host John Dickerson. \”Encourages it… by his own rhetoric.…

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American Stroke Association urges public to learn stroke warning signs through song

on World Stroke Day, Oct. 29

 Robbinsville, NJ, Oct. 23, 2015 – As part of World Stroke Day on Oct. 29, the American Heart Association/American Stroke Association is New Jersey to sing a tune that could save lives.

 The F.A.S.T. Song helps people learn the most common warning signs of stroke and what to do if one occurs:

campaign offers \’sincere\’ apology

TRENTON — Talking on a cell phone in the quiet car isn\’t permitted — even if you\’re the governor. Gov. Chris Christie on Sunday was booted from the quiet car of an Amtrak train after having \”an intense phone conversation\” on his cell phone, according to Gawker. A passenger on the train, Alexander Mann, told Gawker…

Volume XX No.43: October 23, 2015

We usually reserve these \”Wastebaskets\” for a discussion of the budgetary issue or outrage of the week. Our first column, way back in February of 1996, asked, Will the House Repeal the Tea Act of 1897? And we’ve been churning out the Weekly Wastebasket ever since.