Showing posts with label Fire. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Fire. Show all posts

Sunday, June 8, 2014

Fire Disrupts Diners In Red Bank

I was at the Farmer's Market earlier today with my son when we decided to head on over the Broadway Diner on Monmouth Street for "brunch".

Shortly after sitting down and ordering our pancakes and eggs an obviously upset, shirtless man came into the diner and said something to the hostess. After walking outside and looking up the hostess came back inside the diner and notified the patrons (myself included) that we needed to evacuate the premises due the flames that were coming out of the window of the apartment to just above and to the left of the diner's kitchen.

Everyone existed the diner in an orderly fashion and within no time fire trucks from Red Bank, Fair Haven and Middletown were on the scene.

John Ward, the reporter from Red Bank Green showed up just after the first fire truck arrived and got the scoop as to what started the fire. Evidently a faulty air conditioner unit was responsible for the blaze.

Here are a few pictures I took while standing along the street:







         
  

Friday, September 9, 2011

Highlands Thanks Local PD, FD, EMS for Irene Response Sunday 9/11/11

Local officials in conjunction with Quick Check will host a "Welcome Back Highlands" celebration to thank Police, Fire, EMS and Volunteers for their hard work during Hurricaine Irene and welcome back local residents who had evacuated.


FREE REFRESHMENTS (INCLUDING PASTRIES AND COFFEE) WILL BE PROVIDED COMPLIMENTS OF QUICK CHEK - ALL ARE WELCOME TO ATTEND. FIRST RESPONDERS AND VOLUNTEERS FROM NEIGHBORING COMMUNITIES WILL ALSO BE TREATED AS GUESTS OF HONOR.

Where
-Veteran’s Park, located near 20 Bay Ave Highlands NJ 07732 (Monmouth County)

When - Sunday, September 11th, 2011 at 4pm.

Why - Both the residents of Highlands, NJ and Quick Chek highly value the numerous contributions made to our community by our first responders and citizen volunteers during Hurricane Irene and wish to say thanks as well as bring the entire community together.


Press Contact: Councilman Connelly at 908-309-9598