Super Fun Program News Today

The request calls for deep cuts and a reduction in work force of nearly 4,000 employees. Members asked mr. Pruitt about those cuts and how it would impact programs affecting their districts. Held in front of the house committee. This is about two hours. The committee will come to order. Good morning. Today we continue to keep all those affiliated by yesterdays events including our colleague Steve Scalise in our thoughts and prayers. We applaud the Capitol Police for their continued efforts, to b...

The request calls for deep cuts and a reduction in work force of nearly 4,000 employees. Members asked mr. Pruitt about those cuts and how it would impact programs affecting their districts. Held in front of the house committee. This is about two hours. The committee will come to order. Good morning. Today we continue to keep all those affiliated by yesterdays events including our colleague Steve Scalise in our thoughts and prayers. We applaud the Capitol Police for their continued efforts, to b...

A few minutes. See you then, rob. To the news now. New Jersey Transit workers are planning to rally in just a few hours. Of course they are facing the big march 13th deadline for a strike or lockout despite whats being called productive still ongoing. From the woodbridge station with more on the story. Good morning, marcus. Reporter thats right in a couple of hours, Union Workers will be going public with their concerns. The strike deadline, as you mentioned, though, does draw closer. March 13th...

Summer may still be a month away, but last weekend’s warm and sunny weather has people preparing for the beach already—as well as wondering when they will have to start

On a steamy, hot morning this week, campers at Oakcrest Cove’s Super Fun Summer Program cool off by playing water games. One group of youngsters is standing in two straight lines to compete against each other in a game involving a soaking wet sponge being passed backward through the line. They alternate passing it over their heads and through their legs until the sponge reaches the end of the line. Then, the “caboose” camper runs to the front of the line and squeezes it onto the ...