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Hamilton Township brush fire burns more than 27 acres

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A brush fire burned about 27.5 acres of forest in the Weymouth area of Hamilton Township on Monday, police said.

Police said the New Jersey Forest Fire Service, the Weymouth Fire Department, the Mays Landing Fire Department, the Mizpah Fire Department, the Collings Lakes Fire Department, the Newtonville Fire Department and the Hamilton Township Rescue Squad responded to the fire.

The statement, released on Monday night, did not specify the time the fire started or how long firefighters were on the scene.

The fire is currently under investigation, police said.

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Firefighters battle blaze in Northfield home

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Firefighters extinguished a Northfield house fire Tuesday on the corner of Tilton Road and Locust Drive.

Firefighters were still on the scene at 3 p.m., but Northfield Fire Chief Bruce Cummings said the fire was under control. He said the fire was in the rear of the house, which had both interior and exterior damage.

Northfield police said Patrolman Michael Bach saw smoke coming from the residence and then saw fire coming through a window in the rear of the house around 2:20 p.m.

The statement said Bach radioed to dispatch and then ran into the residence, where he located the family and evacuated them without injury. Police said the family included an adult male, three teenage children and two dogs.

Cummings called Red Cross for assistance. He said firefighters were on the scene four minutes after the call.

Police had Tilton Road closed to all traffic between Zion Road and Wabash Avenue. Pleasantville, Linwood and Somers Point fire departments assisted Northfield, Cummings said.

Cummings said the cause of the fire was still under investigation.

—Christian Hetrick

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Atlantic City fire chief resigns over dropped pants incident

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Suspect in custody after Elkins Park firehouse hostage situation

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VIDEO: BALL OF FLAMES FOLLOWS FIREFIGHTER'S FALL THROUGH ROOF

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4 Critical After Explosion Tears Through NYC Building

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Updated 2 hrs 23 mins ago
Four people were in critical condition and at least 15 others were injured after a building explosion led to a seven-alarm fire in Manhattan's East Village Thursday afternoon.

It was unclear how many people were inside the building when the fire occurred, according to the New York City Fire Department. The incident took place in a bustling area with many restaurants and pedestrians, blocks away from New York University.....Continue Reading
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Firefighters battle barn blaze in Burlington County

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