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Saturday, May 30 2026 @ 08:27 pm EDT Gusty Wind Drops Tree on TrailerFrom The Altanic City Press Published: Thursday, January 01, 2009
By ELAINE ROSE Staff Writer, 609-272-7215
EGG HARBOR TOWNSHIP - Strong wind knocked down a tree Wednesday afternoon at a mobile home park on the Black Horse Pike, sending the trunk crashing into the roof of a trailer and downing power lines, police said.
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Critically ill Galloway Township resident may not live to see house rebuilt after fireFrom The Altanic City Press Published: Thursday, January 01, 2009 By EMILY PREVITI Staff Writer, 609-272-7221
GALLOWAY TOWNSHIP - A gray beam cut through a hole in Ted Chivalette's roof, illuminating his weathered face as he picked his way through his living room Wednesday morning. It barely brightened the charred space, blocked from outside light by plywood. Click "read more" for full article Firefighters battle blaze at home near Assumption School in Galloway Twp.
From The Altanic City Press Published: Tuesday, December 30, 2008
GALLOWAY TOWNSHIP - Seven police, fire and rescue agencies responded about 11:15 a.m. Tuesday to a fire that ultimately destroyed a single-story house north of Pitney and Great Creek Roads in Galloway Township. Most of the damage was to the inside of the house, according to Acting Galloway Fire Chief Joe Blazo. No one was home at the time. A passerby called 911, Blazo said. Blazo said he expected to have more information later about the cause of the fire. Galloway Police, Galloway and Absecon First Aid, and Oceanville, Bayview, Pomona and Port Republic fire companies responded to the scene, Blazo said. LATEST NEWS: Authorities Rule Port Republic Christmas Eve FireFrom the Atlantic City Press Published: Monday, December 29, 2008 By EMILY PREVITI, Staff Writer, 609-272-7221 PORT REPUBLIC - A wood-burning stove accidentally caused a fire that ripped through a house Christmas Eve, police said Monday. State Police Trooper Brian Murray said he was unsure whether the house was inhabitable and did not know the estimated value of damages. Homeowner Michael Takash was not immediately available Monday for comment. The blaze claimed the life of his cat Seven, but Takash, his 13-year-old son, Zach, and his girlfriend Temple Douglas escaped unscathed. Firefighters from Port Republic and the Oceanville and Germania sections of Galloway Township responded to the fire, which started about 11 p.m. Christmas Eve Fire Leaves Father, Son HomelessFrom the Atlantic City Press Published: Friday, December 26, 2008
By DAN GOOD Staff Writer, 609-272-7218
PORT REPUBLIC - Instead of hanging on the front door where wreaths are supposed to go, the wreath from Michael Takach's home now lies underneath a shredded door mat, blanketed by glass shards. The wreath is a reminder of a lost Christmas - a Christmas marred by smoke, flames and heavy hearts.
Fire broke out inside Takach's Central Avenue home after 11 p.m. Wednesday, Christmas Eve. While his son, Zach, 13, and girlfriend, Temple Douglas, survived, the family's pet cat, Seven, didn't make it. The smoke was too thick for the cat's lungs.
Click "read more" for full article 2 Vehicles Catch Fire in Egg Harbor Township Driveway By MICHELLE LEE Staff Writer, 609-272-7256 EGG HARBOR TOWNSHIP - Township fire officials are investigating a blaze that destroyed two parked vehicles early Friday morning. The Cardiff Volunteer Fire Department responded to an emergency call about 4 a.m. at a home on the 300 block of Shires Way, where a van and sports utility vehicle were burning, Chief Tom Sweeny said. Sweeny said seven firefighters responded to the call and it took a few minutes to put out the blaze. The family was evacuated from the house for safety reasons, and no one was injured, Sweeny said. Click "read more" for full article Estell Manor Teen Uses Essay Prize Money to Help Neighbors After FireFrom the Atlantic City Press Published: Friday, December 12, 2008
By REGINA SCHAFFER Staff Writer, 609-272-7211 ESTELL MANOR - By the time Jane Ellenbart smelled the smoke, it was too late. She walked from the kitchen to the back bedroom of her Eighth Avenue home Nov. 2, opened the new oak door and saw the bright flames. They stretched from floor to ceiling. Ellenbart screamed. She rushed to wake her sister, who was sleeping in the next bedroom. She gathered her three dogs and two cats, left the house and immediately called 911. Click "read more" for full article |
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