Part of abandoned building collapses after 3-alarm fire in Camden
A two-alarm fire caused part of an abandoned building in Camden, New Jersey, to collapse early Monday morning.
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A two-alarm fire caused part of an abandoned building in Camden, New Jersey, to collapse early Monday morning.
Camden City fire chief Jesse Flax said firefighters remain on scene battling the three-alarm blaze, which is under control. Kim Hudson reports.
Wind gusts up to 50 mph were reported along the Jersey Shore Monday morning as rain continues to move across the region. In Ocean City, ponding on the roads and blustery conditions made for a messy drive.
The blaze broke out around 4 a.m. inside the three-story building on Line Street.
"Ricardo" the bull is recovering at an animal sanctuary in North Jersey after being captured from train tracks.
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To fill the void, it will now rely on fire departments from Cherry Hill, Cinnaminson, and Mount Laurel to respond to a fire or an accident in Maple Shade.
Who will respond during a fire? That is the main question many people in Maple Shade are asking. Ryan Hughes has the latest on why the volunteers are now locked out and the plan to protect everyone moving forward.
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Despite public comments in favor of the fire company, the Maple Shade town council on Thursday voted to shut down the community's volunteer fire department.
During a meeting Thursday the Maple Shade town council voted to shut down the fully volunteer Maple Shade Independent Fire Company No. 1. Residents spoke out against the decision.
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A group of people lit up cigarettes in the middle of a New Jersey Senate Health Committee meeting in protest Thursday afternoon after legislators dropped from their agenda a bill to ban smoking completely in casinos.
For two years have been lobbying state legislators to completely outlaw smoking on casino floors in New Jersey.
A bank in Cherry Hill is closed after a vehicle slammed into the building Thursday afternoon. Chopper 3 was over the Citizens Bank on Route 70 near the intersection of Haddonfield Road.
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According the attorney who represents Maple Shade Township, a vote could taken Thursday on an ordinance to "remove the Independent Fire Company from the Maple Shade Township Fire Department."
Controversy is building in Maple Shade over the future of the town's volunteer fire company. A public hearing is scheduled for Thursday where council members could vote to shutdown the volunteer fire department.
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