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Comprehensive Real-Time News Feed for Mount Holly, NJ. (Page 4)
Results 61 - 80 of 119 for "u:nj.com" in Mount Holly, NJ
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Wife of NC trucker dies in crash on NJ Turnpike
BURLINGTON TOWNSHIP - State police say the wife of a trucker died after her husband lost control of his vehicle and crashed on the New Jersey Turnpike in South Jersey. Comment?
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Woman killed after truck overturns on foggy N.J. Turnpike
A file photo of the New Jersey Turnpike. A woman died this morning when a truck she was riding in struck an overpass and burst into flames. Comment?
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One killed, one injured in fiery crash on NJ Turnpike in Mount Holly
MOUNT HOLLY - One person was killed and another was injured when a tractor trailer crashed and turned over on the New Jersey Turnpike at about 2 a.m. Wednesday, according to NBC Philadelphia . Comment?
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Snowstorm gone, but another shot of wintry weather due Monday
Friday night's storm left much of New Jersey with less than an inch of snow, but another dose of winter weather is likely for Monday, according to the National Weather Service. Comment?
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Snow will arrive in N.J. just as commuters head home for the weekend, forecasters say
Bob Kovack shovels off a layer of ice covered snow from the walkway of his Dover home last week. Comment?
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Daily poll: Should Subway change the name of its footlong sandwich?
In a suit filed Tuesday in Superior Court in Mount Holly, the two men claim the world's biggest fast-food chain has been serving up so-called footlong sandwiches that measure a bit less than 12 inches. Comment?
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Snow showers forecast for Monday, temperatures in N.J. plunge this week
Habib Abdul of Newark waits for a bus at Broad and Market streets on a chilly morning in the city in this 2009 file photo. Comment?
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N.J.'s coldest weather in years to come courtesy of warmth from miles above North Pole
New Jersey is about to experience its coldest weather in several years this week, but while that isn't terribly unusual for January, the likely reason for it is - suddenly warming temperatures miles above the Earth's surface at the North Pole. Comment?
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Most of southern N.J. gets a reprieve as winter storm stays off shore
Most of southern New Jersey got a reprieve as a winter storm system stayed south. Comment?
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Snowstorm may hit south Jersey Thursday, meterologists say
Snow is expected to fall in Southern New Jersey during Thursday evening's commute, making it a pretty messy ride home. Comment?
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Bitter cold to invade New Jersey next week: Forecasters
Hats and gloves. High heating bills. Cursing in anguish on the way to the car as a bitter cold wind stings an unprotected face. Comment?
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Snow, sleet and rain expected to pelt Northern New Jersey cause messy morning commute
Northern New Jersey can expect to see 2 to 4 inches of snow Tuesday night, before the wintry mess changes over to freezing rain and makes for a messy Wednesday morning commute A mixture of snow and sleet will hit northern New Jersey tonight and change over to freezing rain by Wednesday morning, creating a sloppy drive to work for rush hour ... (more) Comment?
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Dense fog across New Jersey to lift later today, advisory in effect
A thick layer of fog has blanketed the Garden State this morning and the National Weather Service's Mount Holly office has issued a dense fog advisory. Comment?
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Unseasonable warmth to come to abrupt, and possibly snowy, end this week
The unseasonable warmth that has enveloped New Jersey recently is forecast to come to an abrupt and stormy end early next week, according to the National Weather Service. Comment?
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Warm weather weekend: Temperatures to hit record highs in New Jersey
Though the warm air will continue through Monday, colder air will arrive on Tuesday. Comment?
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Spring-like temperatures expected for N.J. this weekend, but return to cold looms
New Jersey is forecast to be treated to weekend weather more reminiscent of early spring than mid-January, but forecasters say the state may get a stark reminder of winter come next week. Comment?
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A new year will bring sunny skies and warmer temperatures to N.J. this week
As the morning sun melts away the overnight frost, golfers at the Pinch Brook Golf Course in Florham Park take advantage of the unseasonably warm weather last January. Comment?
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Editorial: Justice prevailed in Nicole Ayres case
Stephen Headley was sentenced to 50 years for the 2010 murder of Nicole Ayres during the sentencing held at the Burlington County Courthouse in Mount Holly, Jan. Comment?
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Cold snap brings bitter bite to N.J. this week
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A cold snap will bring temperatures down to the 20s for much of the state at night - and some higher elevations in the Garden State could dip down to the teens, said Kristin Kline, a meteorologist with the National Weather Service's Mount Holly office. Comment?
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N.J. weather on New Year's Eve: bundle up, flurries possible
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Forecasts call for chilly temperatures in the 20s for New Year's Eve with a chance of snow flurries in both New Jersey and New York. Comment?
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