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Ramona Cartagena said she had been working on an arts and crafts project in her kitchen when she heard someone enter her home. At the time she believed it to be a family member.
Officers of the Brick Township Police Department coincidentally spotted a baby seal in New Jersey on Monday night. The gray female seal pup was seen trying to cross Route 35 toward the bay near Curtis Point Drive in Mantoloking.
Officers of the Brick Township Police Department happen to spot a baby seal in Brick Township. The female seal pup was seen trying to cross Route 35 toward the bay near Curtis Point Drive in Mantoloking. Police Officers managed to stop traffic and allow the seal to safely cross the road. The pup, however, did not go back home just yet, as it made its way into someone's backyard on Ocean Avenue and stayed there under the supervision of the officers.
If at all possible, please help Danielle’s family fulfill her wishes to be buried in New Jersey. This means bringing her back from Kentucky where she has been living and the usual minimal processes of burial. The family understands times have become difficult financially for everyone over the past few years and would be most appreciative of all donations.
Danielle was a sensitive, caring person with an incredible artistic ability. She displayed an unlimited love for animals and people. She was kind to everyone, always wanting and willing to help someone. She was a quiet, private person, diligently struggling with her health concerns.
Troopers Rescue Missing Child in the Woods
Last night, troopers from Buena Vista Station responded to the report of a missing child in Buena Vista Twp., Atlantic County.
A 4-year-old boy and his black Labrador had wandered away from his house and were missing for more than an hour. While searching for the child, Trooper Ian Emmi and the child’s mother heard him off in the distance and ran to his location nearly a half mile from his house.