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Fire Rescue News -Family of three dies in fire at Toms River home

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By TOM BARLAS Staff Writer | Posted: Saturday, February 27, 2010 | 0 comments

A husband and wife and their daughter died Saturday morning when fire tore through their home on Pine Hill Road in Toms River, officials with the Ocean County Prosecutor’s Office said.

Authorities said they will not release the victims’ names until next of kin are notified.

Michael Mohel, deputy chief of detectives with the Prosecutor’s Office, said authorities received a....Continue Reading

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Fire Rescue News - Police identify family killed in Toms River fire

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By BRIAN IANIERI, Staff Writer | Posted: Sunday, February 28, 2010 | 0 comments

As investigators continued to look for answers in the rubble, Ocean County authorities on Sunday identified the three family members killed in a Toms River house fire....Continue Reading

 

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Fire Rescue News - Utility Truck Overturns on Route 9, Driver Injured

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 OCEAN VIEW-- A commercial utility truck overturned here on Route 9, one half mile south of Route 83 on Friday, Feb 26 at 8:44 p.m.

The crash occurred near the border of Middle and Dennis Townships. Both townships dispatched first aid and fire department units to the scene.

The driver of the overturned truck was trapped in the vehicle for approximately twenty minutes as firefighters worked to extricate with the Jaws-of-Life......Continue Reading

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Fire Rescue News - Longport considering merging dispatchers with Margate

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By ELAINE ROSE Staff Writer | Posted: Friday, February 26, 2010 | 12 comments

Five Longport police dispatchers would be the latest casualties of municipal cost-saving measures, as the borough follows through with a plan to consolidate the service with neighboring Margate, officials said Thursday.

Mayor Nicholas Russo said Thursday that the borough is researching the possibility of paying Margate to dispatch its police, firefighters and ambulance personnel as a cost-cutting measure in tough economic times....Continue Reading

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Fire Rescue News - CREWS RESPOND TO SCHOOL BUS ACCIDENT IN BUENA

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BUENA VISTA TWP.--Some scary moments Tuesday night where several crews responded to a school bus accident.

Fortunately the circumstance turned out to be minor after a school bus leaving Buena Regional Middle School hit a light pole in the parking lot.

Less than 25 students were aboard the late bus that was leaving about 5:30 Tuesday evening.

Two students, ages 13 and 14, were taken to the hospital for what officials say are minor bumps and bruises.

All of the students were taken back to school to be checked out before parents came to pick them up.

Officials say the students were more “shook up” than anything.

The accident remains under investigation.

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Fire Rescue News - Town Bank Fire-Rescue Boat Sinks at Utsch's Marina Dock

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By Harry B. Scheeler Jr.

LOWER TOWNSHIP-- A 35 foot Fire-Rescue boat the Robert C, sunk dockside here at Utsch's Marina, Sea Tow owner Phil Risko confirmed.

The boat belonged to the Town Bank Fire Department, Risko said. No one was aboard the boat when it sunk, he said....Continue Reading

 

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Fire Rescue News- Atlantic City Fire Department rotates company closings to save jobs

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By LYNDA COHEN, Staff Writer | Posted: Wednesday, February 24, 2010 | 7 comments

The upcoming budget cuts are already affecting the city's Fire Department operations.

Fire Chief Dennis Brooks is refusing to allow overtime in his department, hoping to stave off the possibility of lost jobs or demotions. Instead, when fewer than the required 47 workers are available for a shift, Brooks closes a company or two, depending on how short they are. The remainder of the group is then dispersed through other areas of the department.....Continue Reading

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