Tuesday, December 18, 2012
Flames were seen shooting out from a second floor window, but nobody was hurt.
A fire destroyed part of the second floor of a house at 32 Dogwood Lane in Hazlet Township Tuesday night, around 9 p.m. Dogwood Lane is located between Beers Street and Moak Drive. Nobody was home at the time of the blaze, but firefighters did rescue a dog from inside the building, said North Centerville Fire Chief Andrew Christ, who was the scene commander. According to county property records, the house is owned by the Discenza family. Stephanie O'Connell was driving to her home on Dogwood in the dark night when she noticed what she first thought was fog in the air, and then realized it was thick black smoke. As she came around the bend, she said, "I saw flames shooting through the window." She immediately called 911. She said …
Saturday, June 2, 2012
The fire was accidental in nature, according to the county prosecutor's office.
The early-morning May 26 fire that consumed the long-standing Buhler Jeep Chrysler auto dealership building on Route 35 in Hazlet was an accident, said First Assistant Prosecutor Christopher J. Gramiccioni of the Monmouth County Prosecutor's Office on Saturday. The cause was "a faulty relay in the battery of a car that the dealership was servicing," said Gramiccioni, in a written statement. He declined further comment. On that morning, a passerby noticed something at the dealership and called Hazlet Police, according to Hazlet Police Chief James Broderick, who was at the scene on that Saturday. More than a dozen local fire companies, as well as county services and numerous first aid vehicles flooded the area, temporarily closing down …
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Sunday, March 18, 2012
Nobody was hurt in the blaze. The house is located at the end of Bedle Lane, and is visible from Route 35 South.
Firefighters from multiple companies responded to a working fire in a vacant house on Bedle Road in Hazlet around 9 p.m on St. Patrick's Day. The white, two-story wooden house is located directly behind the parking lots of the Shore Point Inn on Route 35 and Park East Restaurant, on Holmdel Road. Nobody was hurt in the blaze, said Chief Tim Murray of the Hazlet Fire Dept. "When I got here the whole back of the house was glowing," said Murray, from his command post at the scene. "The rear of the structure was fully involved." The fire was called in by a patrolman, he said. Officials from the Monmouth County Prosecutor's Office and Fire Marshal's Office are investigating the cause of the fire, said Murray. Once the worst of the fire was …
michael miller
9:30 pm on Wednesday, December 19, 2012
Great job everyone for keeping the fire from spreading to the other houses. more ›