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Mullica Twp. blaze ruled suspicious

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Posted on NBC40.net: Oct 30, 2014 6:15 PM EDT Updated: Oct 30, 2014 6:15 PM EDT MULLICA TWP. -Authorities in Atlantic County say a fire that caused thousands of dollars in damage to a Mullica Township home is now being considered "suspicious". 

Four different fire departments battled the blaze just before noon on Wednesday, on Heidelberg Avenue near Moss Mill Road. 

One person inside the home was hospitalized for smoke inhalation and minor burns. 

Officials say the fire, which took a little more than an hour to extinguish, likely caused more than $150,000 in damage to the home. 

Authorities are still working to determine what caused the blaze, but are treating it as a suspicious incident. 
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Afternoon fire devastates Mullica Twp. house

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MULLICA TWP. -One person was hospitalized after a fire tore through a Mullica Township home Wednesday afternoon.

Firefighters arrived at the intersection of Moss Mill Road and Heidelberg Avenue to find the house in flames and smoke coming from the roof.

Officials say there were no fire hydrants in the rural neighborhood, and firefighters were forced to bring in tankers to fight the blaze.

One person was taken to the hospital for what authorities are calling only minor injuries.

The home suffered extensive damage and fire officials say it will likely be a total loss.

The cause of the fire remains under investigation.

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Charges announced against firefighter accused of posing as cop

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3 HURT, INCLUDING 2 FIREFIGHTERS, IN MASSIVE WAREHOUSE FIRE IN KENSINGTON

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Everybody Has a Story: Green Bank family of teen with cancer makes every minute count

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Posted in The Atlantic City Press: Monday, September 15, 2014 8:30 am

The DeAngelis family of Green Bank, Burlington County, has done more traveling together and enjoying each other’s company this past year than ever before.

Logan DeAngelis, 16, was diagnosed a year ago in August with Stage 4 glioblastoma, a type of brain tumor that is usually seen in men over age 50, said his mom, Tina DeAngelis. It is an aggressive cancer and already had spread to his spinal cord when back pain sent him to the doctor.

“We go to Phillies and Eagles games. We try to get everywhere we can with him while he’s feeling good,” Tina said. “He could wake up tomorrow and not be able to do things.”

Statisticallly, Logan is fighting tough odds, but he has youth in his favor. Children with high-grade tumors like Logan’s tend to do better than adults, with a five-year survival rate of about.....Continue Reading 

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Area firefighters make their way to Wildwood for convention

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Bridgeton FD hosts 9/11 memorial stair climb

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