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Wednesday, January 06 2010 @ 08:43 pm EST
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ATLANTIC CO.--A recent study has found that Route 30 in Atlantic County is one of the most deadly roads in a multi state region for pedestrians.
Comparing highways and roads in New Jersey, New York and Connecticut, the Tri•State Transportation Campaign ranks the White Horse Pike as the 8th most dangerous, with seven pedestrian fatalities from 2006 to 2008.
The report ranks the Hempstead Turnpike in Nassau County, New York as the number one most deadly road, with 13 pedestrian fatalities from 2006 to 2008.
Wednesday, January 06 2010 @ 08:24 am EST
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ATLANTIC CITY--Scary moments in Atlantic City this morning after officials discovered a leaning structure and feared a sudden collapse. Fire officials received reports of an unsafe building and as a precaution evacuated one individual. The properties owners calls it a "blessing in disguise."....Continue Reading
Wednesday, January 06 2010 @ 06:22 am EST
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From Press staff reports | Posted: Tuesday, January 5, 2010 |
MILLVILLE - A two-car collision Tuesday afternoon on Sharp Street seriously injured two people.
Police said Vineland resident David Seibel was driving south on Sharp Street when his car crossed the centerline and struck a vehicle driven by Elizabeth Charlton, of Newfield.
Charlton was briefly trapped in the car and had to be extricated by the Millville Fire Department. She was taken by Millville Rescue Squad to a landing area and then airlifted to the trauma unit at Cooper University Hospital in Camden. Her husband, Raymond Charlton, also was airlifted to the trauma unit.
Both Elizabeth and Raymond Charlton were listed in critical condition, a hospital spokeswoman said Tuesday night.
Posted in Breaking, Cumberland on Tuesday, January 5, 2010 10:35 pm Updated: 11:08 pm.
Tuesday, January 05 2010 @ 09:20 pm EST
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From Press staff reports | Posted: Tuesday, January 5, 2010 |
An investigation by the Northfield Fire Department into the Dec. 18 fire at Mainland Medical Center could not determine a cause for the blaze, Assistant Fire Chief Lauren Crooks said.
The cause of the fire, which destroyed one of the three wings of the 1970s-era building on Zion Road, was ruled "accidental, but undetermined," Crooks said.
The fire appears to have started on the ground floor, Crooks said, in or near the office of oral surgeon Robert Fiedler.
The other wings, separated by a stairwell and breezeway, sustained smoke or minor water damage. The entire complex - 10 office suites that include 15 doctor's offices, several of which were vacant at the time of the fire - has been shut down by its owner, George Groch, for the foreseeable future.
Total damages to the building were estimated at about $2 million, Crooks said.
Posted in Breaking, Atlantic on Tuesday, January 5, 2010 6:10 pm
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Sunday, January 03 2010 @ 03:20 pm EST
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NORTHFIELD -- A two car crash caused one injury and damage to a home near the intersection of Mill Road and Wabash Avenue shortly after 11am Saturday.
Police have yet to release exact details of how it may have happened, but one of the cars seems to have lost control after the initial collision, landing on the front lawn of the house.
One person, believed to be the driver of the car that hit the house, was taken to the hospital.
No word yet on the extent of their injuries, however, witnesses on the scene say they did not appear to be life threatening.
We'll be sure to bring you the latest information as it becomes available.
Sunday, January 03 2010 @ 01:45 pm EST
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From Press staff reports | Posted: Saturday, January 2, 2010 |
GALLOWAY TOWNSHIP - A two-vehicle accident Saturday night on the Garden State Parkway sent several people to the hospital with minor injuries, according to State Police.
The accident happened just before 7:30 p.m. when, according to police, one car hit the rear of the second car at milepost 42 northbound. One of the vehicles overturned and ended up on the driver's side, while the second car ran into the wooded median between the parkway lanes and ended up in the trees facing southbound. Several people were taken to the hospital, but police said all injuries were minor and everyone was conscious and alert. Police did not identify the crash victims.
State Police at the Bass River station are investigating. The accident backed up traffic from the accident scene south to the rest stop near Jimmie Leeds Road.
Posted in Breaking, Atlantic on Saturday, January 2, 2010 7:55 pm Updated: 9:07 pm.
Sunday, January 03 2010 @ 11:30 am EST
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From Press staff reports | Posted: Saturday, January 2, 2010 |
MILLVILLE - A fire that damaged a house on Seventh Street on Friday morning is under investigation but is not considered suspicious, city fire officials said.
The single-family home on the 300 block of North Seventh Street sustained heavy damage to the first floor, while there was some heat, smoke and water damage to the second floor, Millville fire Capt. Mike Lippincott said.
The firefighters were dispatched at 11:27 a.m. and arrived to find what Lippincott called "heavy fire" on the first floor.
"The one resident at home got out on her own," Lippincott said.
The resident, whose name was not immediately available, suffered some smoke inhalation and was treated and released at a local hospital.
Firefighters did not clear the scene until 2:56 p.m.
Lippincott said the fire has displaced the residents there, but the house may not be a total loss.
Posted in Breaking, Cumberland on Saturday, January 2, 2010 9:10 pm
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