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Camden, NJ pedestrian death involving police car being probed - Vimarsana News

Camden, NJ pedestrian death involving police car being probed

Preliminary findings indicate that an on-duty, uniformed member of the Camden County Police Department, driving a marked patrol vehicle, struck a female Camden resident crossing the street.

Source: nj1015.com
Woman fatally struck by police car in Camden County - Vimarsana News

Woman fatally struck by police car in Camden County

Thom Carroll/for PhillyVoice Authorities are investigating the circumstances of a Camden County police vehicle crash that fatally injured a pedestrian in Woodlynne on June 10, 2021. A Camden County police car fatally struck a woman as she was crossing the street in Woodlynn on Wednesday night, authorities said. The incident happened around 11 p.m. in the area of Mount Ephraim and Woodlynne avenues, according to police. MORE NEWS

List of approved Individual Savings Account (ISA) managers - Vimarsana News

List of approved Individual Savings Account (ISA) managers

Find Individual Savings Account (ISA) managers approved by HMRC from October 2014.

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Interstate 295 Direct Connect project updates available to motorists - Vimarsana News

Interstate 295 Direct Connect project updates available to motorists

Motorists can receive Direct Connect alerts via text service and its website.

CEO is e-biking 9,000 miles. His first stop in N.J.? A diner, of course. - Vimarsana News

CEO is e-biking 9,000 miles. His first stop in N.J.? A diner, of course.

CEO is e-biking 9,000 miles. His first stop in N.J.? A diner, of course. Today 11:30 AM Facebook Share Jeff Salter is about one-third of the way into a 9,000-mile, electronic bike journey aimed at raising awareness for senior care. The CEO of Texas-based Caring Senior Service made it to New Jersey on Sunday night, his 14th state in an adventure that began April 1 and is scheduled to conclude in August back where it began, at the company’s headquarters in San Antonio. Salter, 50, is marking the company’s 30th anniversary — as well as touting an awareness campaign to reduce falls by seni...

Source: nj.com