Posted: Sunday, December 25, 2011 8:55 pm | Updated: 12:29 am, Mon Dec 26, 2011.

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State police are investigating the cause of a serious single-car crash on the Atlantic City Expressway near milepost 28 in Hammonton this morning.

Police said the crash occurred about 5:15 a.m., when a single car driven by an unidentified man drove off the roadway and into the center median. The car then struck two trees with the driver's side door

The driver was trapped, but was extricated and taken by ambulance to AtlantiCare Regional Medical Center because the weather was too poor for a helicopter to fly, police said.

The unidentified man from Mays Landing is in critical condition, Sgt. Joseph Walters said.

Walters said there were no witnesses to the crash and the state police fatal accident investigation unit also responded.

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MIDDLE TWP. -- Authorities are investigating a structure fire that occurred early Friday morning in Middle Township.

It happened just after midnight on the 200 block of Springdale Ct., in the Swainton section of the township, near the Avalon Golf Club.

Authorities have not released any details about the severity of the blaze, but have confirmed that there were no injuries.

The investigation is ongoing.

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EGG HARBOR TWP. - After years of waiting the Bargaintown Volunteer Fire Company moved into their newly rebuilt facility Monday.

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MULLICA TWP. -- The search continued Monday for a missing Mullica Township man who suffers from Alzheimer's Disease. This time, authorities brought K-9 units from across the state to investigate.

Thirty-five handlers and their K-9 partners explored a massive area in search of 64-year-old Joseph Herbert, who has been missing since November 30th. The search follows another large one on Sunday, when authorities say 3,500 acres were covered.

Herbert's family is overwhelmed by the support of the community and effort put forth by authorities.

"This is the hardest thing my family has ever faced. To have the support that we have, words just can't express," said Beverly Herbert, Joseph's daughter.

Joseph is known to take daily walks, sometimes for miles. Authorities say he could be in a shelter or a hospital in the state.

If you have any information, contact Mullica Township Police at (609) 561-7600.

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MULLICA TWP.- A week after family and friends started the organized search of the missing Joe Herbert, they were back at it again on Sunday, this time led by officials and multiple fire departments.

Many were hoping to come up with a lead to where the 64 year old with Alzheimer's has gone.

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