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Spring Road Closure Extended for Gas Line Repairs

Spring Road Closure Extended for Gas Line Repairs

**Vineland, NJ** – Spring Road, between Dante Avenue and Lincoln Avenue, will remain closed to through traffic until Friday, March 7. The closure is in effect 24 hours a day and is expected to last for approximately one more week.

The road is tentatively scheduled to reopen at 4:00 PM on March 7, weather permitting. The closure is due to gas line repairs being conducted by the contractor JF Kiely for South Jersey Gas. The work zone is located near Lincoln Avenue.

Emergency vehicles and school buses cannot travel through Spring Road to Lincoln Avenue. Vehicles must use Arrowhead Trail to enter or exit Spring Road. Barricades are set up on Spring Road and Lincoln Avenue to control access.

For any questions, the City of Vineland Engineering Office is available for contact.

Veterans Park Temporary Closure Announced for Police Training

Veterans Park Temporary Closure Announced for Police Training

**Galloway, NJ** – Veterans Park, located at 636 S. New York Road, will be closed to the public for police training exercises. The park closure will occur today between noon and 4:30 PM.

This closure will also take place every Tuesday throughout November, maintaining the same hours of operation, from noon to 4:30 PM.

The Galloway Township Police Department is conducting the training exercises at the venue. They have expressed their gratitude to the public for their understanding during this time.

Authorities have apologized for any inconvenience caused by the temporary park closure. The purpose of the training is to enhance police operations in the township.

County Avenue Northbound Closure Scheduled for Saturday

County Avenue Northbound Closure Scheduled for Saturday

**Secaucus, NJ -** County Avenue in Secaucus will undergo a partial closure due to construction work. The northbound lanes between Secaucus Road and Paterson Plank Road will be closed Saturday from 7:30 AM to 3 PM.

Despite the closed northbound lanes, County Avenue’s southbound lanes will remain open to traffic. This temporary change aims to facilitate necessary construction activities safely.

Drivers in the area are advised to plan their routes accordingly to accommodate these changes. Anyone traveling on County Avenue should expect potential delays and consider alternate routes.

The Secaucus Police Department released this information to inform residents and commuters. They encourage the public to remain vigilant and adjust their travel plans during this time.

Stolen Vehicle Chase in Yancey County Ends in Collision and Road Closure

Stolen Vehicle Chase in Yancey County Ends in Collision and Road Closure

**Yancey County, NC** – A high-speed pursuit involving a stolen vehicle from Virginia took place in Yancey County, culminating near Mountain Heritage High School on US 19E.

The chase ended with a head-on collision between the stolen vehicle and a Yancey County deputy’s patrol car. Shots were fired by the deputy to ensure public safety.

The suspect was apprehended and transferred to Mission Hospital. There were no reported injuries among law enforcement or the public.

The incident has resulted in the closure of the westbound lane of US 19E near Mountain Heritage High School for several hours. Authorities advise drivers to seek alternate routes.

Kingsley Street Closure for Construction Detours Announced

Kingsley Street Closure for Construction Detours Announced

**Asbury Park, NJ** – The Asbury Park Police Department announced that Kingsley Street at Sunset Avenue will be closed starting Tuesday, October 29, for approximately two to three weeks. Drivers can expect detours to be clearly marked with signs.

Northbound drivers will be redirected from Fifth Avenue to Ocean Avenue. They will then move north on Ocean Avenue to Sunset Avenue and west on Sunset Avenue to rejoin Kingsley Street.

Southbound drivers will follow a path east on Seventh Avenue and south on Ocean Avenue. They will proceed west on Fourth Avenue to reconnect with Kingsley Street.

During this period, Kim Marie’s will remain open. Access to the business will be available by following “Local Traffic Only” signs.