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Bridgeton Police Are Looking for Missing 15-Year Old Boy Police have posted information about the missing teen on their Facebook page. Get our free mobile app Mauricio Martinez-Osorio, 15 was wearing a white hooded sweatshirt, white pants and white Nike Jordan sneakers when he was last seen. Police say Martinez-Osorio took his father's vehicle, a 2001 Lincoln Town Car,  with NJ plates, K59NPG, and fled the area. Police seem to think he could possibly have gone to Pennsylvania or Delaware. In the event that he could still be in South Jersey, Bridgeton Police are asking that you contact them...

Vineland Asks for Help Finding Rabid Fox That Attacked 3 People The Vineland Health Department is asking for your help finding a fox thought to be rabid, which has attacked three people and chased two others. In a post on the city's Facebook page, Vineland Animal Control say they have been unable to find the fox and warn about the danger to people, pets or other wildlife that come into contact with a rabid fox. On Sunday, April 25th, Animal Control was dispatched to a home near of Riviera Boulevard for an animal complaint involving a fox which attacked two individuals.

Today's Impossible Trivia question: In an average week, you can expect to get about 5 of these from people. What is it?

Every Thursday morning at 7:10am on the Lite Rock Morning Show, the Humane Society of Ocean City introduces the new Lite Rock Pet of the Week. If you are thinking about adding a pet to your family, please consider adopting from the Humane Society of Ocean City, a no-kill shelter recognized as one of the nation’s top ten animal shelters. This week we met Zoilo and Zakira the dogs... Here's some information on Zoilo and Zakira from the Humane Society of Ocean City... "Zoilo and Zakira are part of a litter of six. They are about 10 weeks old. We estimate them to be medium sized dogs when full...

South Jersey Snakes Are Out and About The cold and wet spring has made it a bit of a tough go for southern New Jersey’s serpent clan, but with the past few days of warm weather, they really seem to be out and about. Sure, we’ve sighted a few in late March, these being garters and a lone northern pine snake, but suffice to say they are now in full season mode. The Garden State hosts 22 species of snakes. These include a pair of venomous ones, the northern copperhead and the eastern timber rattler. The former is found primarily from Hunterdon through Sussex counties. The rattler inhabits th...