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Boy Hit by Car in Egg Harbor City, Hospitalized

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Published: Tuesday, March 31, 2009

Egg Harbor City - A boy was taken to the hospital Monday evening after he was struck by a car while crossing Duerer Street, police said.

The 13-year-old, whose name was not released, was crossing Duerer Street in the crosswalk at Buffalo Avenue at 6:25 p.m. when he was hit by a vehicle driven by Chester Rotski III, 28, of Egg Harbor City, said investigating Patrolman Matthew Landicini. There is no traffic light at the intersection.

The boy was taken by ambulance to AtlantiCare Regional Medical Center, City Campus for treatment of his injuries, Landicini said. It was not immediately known how badly he was hurt.

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Two Fire Trucks Collide in Houston

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Two Fire Trucks Crash in Huston

The accident happened just before 11am on Dunlavy at Westheimer. Two Fire Trucks collided and one flipped onto its side, trapping a passenger vehicle beneath it. The crew was reportedly on their way to a building fire on San Felipe......Continue Reading & View More Photos

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Pa. Man Hurt in Expressway Crash in Hammonton

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AC Press
Published: Monday, March 30, 2009

  From Press staff reports

HAMMONTON - A Pennsylvania man was taken to the hospital after his minivan crashed into a tree this morning along the Atlantic City Expressway, police said.

According to State Police, Ricky Wilson, 44, of Breinigsville, was traveling at an unsafe speed when his vehicle hit a puddle and was sent off the roadway into a tree on the right shoulder near milepost 28.7 eastbound.

Wilson was taken to the Regional Trauma Unit at AtlantiCare Regional Medical Center in Atlantic City with what police said were nonlife-threatening injuries.

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Expense of New Gear, Fate of Old are Burning Issues for Firefighters

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By MARTIN DeANGELIS Staff Writer, 609-272-7237
Published: Sunday, March 29, 2009

 When Whitey Swartz joined Pleasantville’s fire department in 1959, firefighters wore protective gear into fires that today would remind him of a barn jacket he could buy in a clothes or sporting-goods store.....Continue Reading
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Report Recommends Hamilton Merge Five Fire Companies

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By THOMAS BARLAS Staff Writer, 609-272-7201
Published: Saturday, March 28, 2009

  HAMILTON TOWNSHIP - Local officials are reviewing a study that recommends merging all five of the township's volunteer fire companies into one department to better streamline operations.

While each of the volunteer fire departments - Cologne, Laureldale, Mizpah, Mays Landing and Weymouth - would remain separate entities, there would be one fire chief and more standard procedures for things such as training and buying equipment....Continue Reading

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Student Charged After False Alarm

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Published: Friday, March 27, 2009

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PLEASANTVILLE - A student who pulled a fire alarm Wednesday afternoon at Pleasantville High School faces charges after being identified on security camera, school officials said.

The alarm was pulled about 4:30 p.m., said Bill Addis, head of security for the district. Officials then reviewed camera footage, and the student they identified was turned over to Pleasantville police. The unnamed student's charges include destruction of property and false public alarm, Addis said. It was the first fire alarm pulled this year, ever since the school upgraded and expanded its surveillance system, according to Addis.

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Hope Fades for Rescue of Four Remaining Fishermen as Coast Guard Scales Back Search

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AC Press
By LYNDA COHEN and RICHARD DEGENER, Staff Writers
Published: Tuesday, March 24, 2009
   
2:42 p.m. Update  - Coast Guard officials say the Lady Mary may have issued a mayday call before sinking.

The fishing vessel Kathryn Marie contacted the Coast Guard at 4 p.m. Tuesday and indicated they heard a mayday call at about 5 a. m. The fishing vessel Kathryn Marie reported no name or vessel position was heard on that mayday call......Continue Reading

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