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  • 17 Dirt Bike Rider Dies After Collision

    A seventeen year old dirt biker rider lost his life as he collided with a municipal garbage truck in the Villas section of Lower Township last week. The dirt bike was traveling southbound on the road using the northbound shoulder when it collided with the truck near the intersection of Bayshore and Atlantic. The truck… The post 17 Dirt Bike Rider Dies After Collision appeared first on Coast News Today.

  • Polar Plunge In Wildwood Raises $355,000

    People plunged into the frigid waters of Wildwood on Saturday with over 1,000 registered plungers raising over $355,000. The money is raised for the Special Olympics, and the organization also has a plunge that takes place in Seaside Heights to raise more funds. The post Polar Plunge In Wildwood Raises $355,000 appeared first on Coast News Today.

  • 18 Year Old Tossing Cats Faces Animal Cruelty Charge

    An 18 year old man from Atlantic City has been seen on video hurling cats in the streets of Atlantic City. A tip came from the public that included a video of the man throwing a cat in the air on Chelsea Avenue. No dead or injured cats have been found, according to NJ Advance… The post 18 Year Old Tossing Cats Faces Animal Cruelty Charge appeared first on Coast News Today.

  • Unresponsive Week Old Infant Saved By Middle Township Police Officer

    Middle Township Police Office Chris Rudy responded to an emergency call on Thanksgiving night where Rudy met the mother of the infant trying to administer CPR. Rudy assisted and the baby began breathing again. The baby was sent to the hospital and later released. The post Unresponsive Week Old Infant Saved By Middle Township Police Officer appeared first on Coast News Today.

  • More Snow Expected On Sunday

    Another round of snow for New Jersey will be expected on this weekend on Sunday. National Weather Service Mount Holly forecasts that North Jersey could see 4-6 inches of snow while some parts of South Jersey seeing 2-3 inches and Cape May County could see less than 1 inch. The post More Snow Expected On Sunday appeared first on Coast News Today.