Linwood - A house on New Road is now uninhabitable after a Dodge Durango slammed into it Tuesday morning, police said.
At 8:22 a.m., Linwood police said, a compact car was stopped in the southbound lane of New Road while waiting to turn into Linwood Commons. The Durango, also heading south, struck the rear of the car and spun it around onto the northbound shoulder....Continue Reading
Galloway Township - A 17-year-old girl was injured Tuesday after she lost control of her car while driving on Moss Mill Road in Galloway Township, police said.
The teenager was heading west when she swerved to miss a deer near Pomona Road at about 11:50 a.m., according to a statement from Galloway police.
She slid off the road and hit a tree on the driver's door. The Pomona Volunteer Fire Department had to extricate her from the car, police said.
The township ambulance squad transported her to AtlantiCare Regional Medical Center, City Campus in Atlantic City, after she complained of leg and hand pain, according to the statement. She was wearing her seatbelt at the time of the accident.
Officer Gregory Bollinger is investigating.
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UPPER TOWNSHIP - For generations, people have tried to merge boats and cars, sometimes to comic effect.
Think the quacking of the Philadelphia Duck tours along the Delaware River.
Now, an Upper Township boat dealer is pitching a new rescue craft that doubles as an all-terrain vehicle.
Seaville Motorsports on Route 9 is offering a New Zealand-made rescue boat to the Northeast boating market. The boat, made by Sealegs, can travel over land at a modest 6 mph and on the water at more than 40 knots...Continue Reading
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Mullica Township - Two victims of a two-vehicle accident were in good condition Sunday, according to the nursing supervisor at AtlantiCare Regional Medical Center in Atlantic City.
A pickup truck collided with a sport utility vehicle about 4 p.m. Saturday at Columbia and Moss Mill roads. Township resident Cathrin Haberland, the SUV's driver, did not observe a stop sign, police said.
The two men in the pickup truck - Hammonton resident Greg Ingram and James King, of Williamstown, Gloucester County - went to the hospital via helicopter. Haberland and her passenger were not injured, police said.
Township police are investigating the accident.
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2:20 p.m. Update - ATLANTIC CITY — Fire destroyed the Chelsea home of a family of five and damaged a second, adjacent home early Sunday morning, Fire Battalion Chief Michael Mooney said.
The two-alarm fire at 2811 and 2813 Denny Street began about 5 a.m. and took an hour and a half to control, Mooney said. No injuries were reported....Continue Reading
EGG HARBOR TOWNSHIP - A family escaped uninjured Thursday night when a large fire destroyed their two-story house at English Creek Avenue and Schoolhouse Road.
The husband and wife, the only ones home at the time, were asleep just before the fire started, and the family dog woke them up by barking. "They took what they could get and ran out the back door," Scullville Fire Chief Mike Fiedor said Friday....Continue Reading & View More Photos
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HAMMONTON -- Authorities are trying to determine what sparked a multi-alarm fire that caused significant damage to the Water World Fiberglass Pools manufacturing facility on Reading Avenue.
The blaze -- reported at 11:34 p.m. Monday -- apparently started in the rear of a warehouse where the company's fiberglass shop was located, Fire Chief Domenick DiGiovannangelo said. ....Continue Reading