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Hughes to Speak at Hallett Event
george hallett | 10 weeks 4 days ago | Comments 1
MAYVILLE — William Hughes of Ocean City, former U.S. Ambassador to Panama and U.S. Representative for the Second Congressional District, will speak at a Sept. 9 fundraiser for Democrat George Hallett, candidate for sheriff in the November general election.
The event will be held at Atkinson’s Tavern, Route 9 here from 5 to 8 p.m.
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Boaters Find Quiet Backbays in Middle Township
MAYVILLE | 12 weeks 1 day ago | Comments 2
Home page: Boater enjoys Jenkin's Sound off Middle Township's Carol Nicoletta Memorial Park. Left, view of park of Nicoletta Memorial Park from pier. Photos by Al Campbell
MAYVILLE -- Boaters can enjoy the serene back bay atmosphere of Jenkin's Sound in Middle Township, accessible from the Carol Nicoletta Memorial Park on East Shellbay Road.
A pier extends into the Sound which afford crabbers and fishermen a place to enjoy the sights and sounds of gulls and other birds.
The park also has shaded pavilions where anglers and crabbers can enjoy a picnic lunch.
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Fri, 08/29/2008 - 4:28pm
Al! Shhhhhh! Dis be mah secret spot!
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Fri, 08/29/2008 - 3:18pm
The back bay areas of Middle Twp. only have this one access point. The back bays offer a tremendous amount of recreation. However, access is being denied to many of our local residents and tourists as well. It is unreasonable to expect that one would travel quite a distance from the northern or southern part of the township for access to the back bay. This one launch point within a radius of ten miles denies many of our kids and all without transportation a fun day on the water. I see the road that runs from Whitesboro out into Richersons sound water is posted no trespassing !!
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NJ Transit Bus Hits Car on Route 9
Accidents | 32 weeks 10 hours ago | Comments 4
Front, Middle Township Emergency Medical Service crew places victim on stretcher April 11. Left, NJ Transit bud parks on shoulder of Route 9 after Mayville crash as victim is placed into waiting ambulance. Photos by Al Campbell
MAYVILLE -- On April 11 about 5:30 p.m. a NJ Transit bus struck the rear of a compact car on Route 9 just north of Shellbay Avenue.
Middle Township police, Court House firefighters and Middle Township Emergency Medical Services were summoned to the scene.
One victim, the driver of the car was removed and transported to Cape Regional Medical Center by resuce units.
Traffic was stopped in the northbound lane of Route 9 while the accident was cleared away. The southbound lane remained open.
No further information was available.
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Mon, 09/22/2008 - 5:05pm
I race the buses every day it's like drag racing without getting caught.
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Mon, 09/22/2008 - 5:01pm
YEAH THAT'S WHY i TAKE THE BUS THEY ARE SO FAST IF YOU WANT SLOW GO MOVE TO NYC SLOW POLKS OUT OF THE BUS WAY!!!!!!!!!
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Thu, 04/17/2008 - 12:21pm
Speaking of which, are we supposed to yield to these guys or what? They just pull right back out onto the road like they are an emergency vehicle or something. When I see them uptown near the court house I just creep by, poised to stop in a moments notice, to avoid a collision
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Wed, 04/16/2008 - 11:24am
I am not at all surprised at this incident. NJ Transit buses completely disregard the speed limits on Rt. 9 (and other roads). While doing the speed limits myself, I have had buses within inches of my rear bumper more than once.
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Tue, 09/16/2008 - 7:35am
at a bar? That's great professionalism, especially when trying for a law enforcement position.
What's he raising money for? He's going to lose, and waste all of his "supporters" from Camden county's money.