In addition, New Jersey State Police reported two fatal accidents elsewhere in Camden County and a third in Burlington County.
A West Berlin man, 27-year-old Dashionn Graham, died when his vehicle struck a tree and overturned off northbound 295 in Haddon Heights around 6:45 a.m. on Dec. 24, police said.
The accident occurred around 6:45 a.m. at milepost 28.6.
A Philadelphia woman, 34-year-old Rebecca Aviles, was fatally injured Sunday in a single-vehicle accident on northbound Route 42 in Bellmawr.
Aviles was a passenger in a Jeep Cherokee that ran off the left side of the highway, overturned and re-entered the roadway around 11:45 p.m., police said.
Essentia adds 3 new providers to health care teams in Fargo
Dr. Bertha Ayi, Dr. Olayinka David Ajayi and Dr. Rory Farnan all began seeing patients this month at various clinics at Essentia Health in Fargo. The infectious disease specialist, hyperbaric medicine specialist and interventional cardiologist all said they excited to be part of the Essentia Health team and are eager to begin advocating for their patients in an effort to provide better health outcomes.
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Essentia Health, seen from the north Wednesday, April 3, 2013, is planning to expand its hospital in Fargo, N.D. Michael Vosburg / Forum Photo Editor
The Gov. Phil Murphy who struck an agreement to revamp and expand the state s politically tainted corporate tax incentive program is not the same Murphy who waged war on the program a year ago.
Back then, those entrenched in the grassroots ranks of the New Jersey Democratic Party heralded Murphy as the new, progressive Moses who would lead their flock to the promised land of reform a land where taxpayer dollars are doled out by merit, not simply to those with political clout.
But by agreeing to a complicated, 219-page agreement that was approved Monday by both houses of the Legislature after less than a week of deliberation, Murphy instead led Democrats back to the old, familiar confines of the Trenton backroom.
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The Gov. Phil Murphy who struck an agreement to revamp and expand the state s politically tainted corporate tax incentive program is not the same Murphy who waged war on the program a year ago.
Back then, those entrenched in the grassroots ranks of the New Jersey Democratic Party heralded Murphy as the new, progressive Moses who would lead their flock to the promised land of reform a land where taxpayer dollars are doled out by merit, not simply to those with political clout.
But by agreeing to a complicated, 219-page agreement that was approved Monday by both houses of the Legislature after less than a week of deliberation, Murphy instead led Democrats back to the old, familiar confines of the Trenton backroom.
Drive-by Shooting in Millville Critically Injures Woman
Published reports say a woman from Millville was shot in the chest during a drive-by shooting in the city over the weekend.
NJ.com reports a 39-year-old woman was outside of her home in the 200 block of East Oak Street at around 1AM Saturday when a vehicle drove-by and opened fire. Witnesses report hearing five shots and at least one bullet stuck the woman in her chest.
The victim was airlifted to Cooper University Hospital in Camden; she was last listed in critical but stable condition. As of this point were still working on a motive, but it s not believed to be a random incident, Millville Police Capt. Ross Hoffman said to The Press of Atlantic City.