MVA with utility pole and wires down. Assisted police with traffic. No extrication needed.

Nothing showing, looked in all windows saw nothing. State Trooper stopped and tried to get a key holder. Stood by then clear with no contact or ETA on key holder. Cleared scene at 2:17am

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This article is written on behalf of the officers and members of the Independent Volunteer Fire Company who had the honor to call Tom a brother and a friend.

HAMMONTON, New Jersey – Veteran Fire Fighter Thomas C. Elvins III, of Hammonton; a 66 year Hammonton Volunteer, passed away Friday July 27th 2012, from injuries suffered in a motor vehicle accident earlier this month in Egg Harbor Township.

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EGG HARBOR TWP. -- Fire crews are investigating the cause of a fire at Jersey Shore Pain Management on the 6300 block of the Black Horse Pike.

Fire crews responded to an activated fire alarm at the Shore Pain Management building on the 6300 block of Black Horse Pike in Egg Harbor Township Monday afternoon. The building was closed at the time of the activation and no one was inside. Upon arrival, fire fighters say there was no visible smoke or flames from the outside, but once inside, they detected the fire in one of the rooms by using thermal equipment.

The blaze was under control in less than an hour, but the inside of the building sustained heavy damage. No one was injured in the fire, which is still being investigated.

LAURELDALE -- Firefighters are investigating the cause of a fire that happened overnight.

Crews responded at about three o'clock this morning to the 2400 block of Route 50 in the Laureldale section of Hamilton Township.

No one was injured in the fire but Route 50 was shut down for three hours while firefighters from the Laureldale, Cologne and Mays Landing Fire Departments fought the fire along with the Hamilton Township Rescue Team.

Officials say the family that lives in the house were safely out of the building when patrols arrived.