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Phillipsburg Bowling Alley Sets Final Closing Date As QuickChek Deal 'In The Works' Phillipsburg Bowling Alley Sets Final Closing Date As QuickChek Deal 'In The Works'
Phillipsburg Bowling Alley Sets Final Closing Date As QuickChek Deal 'In The Works' A beloved Phillipsburg bowling alley will soon be demolished and replaced with a 24-hour QuickChek. Warren Lanes at 671 Memorial Pkwy. will close its doors on Monday, July 31, its president Bill Reese posted on its Facebook page. Hi everyone, It appears the Quick Check deal is in the works. Our last day of business will be July 31. Thank you to all for your support. Bill Reese Posted by Warren Lanes on Wednesday, July 19, 2023 Phillipsburg officials approved the plan to demolish the building and replace it with a 24-hour QuickChek complete with 16 gas pumps and a pair of charging port…

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by Valerie Musson
Police & Fire
NJ QuickChek Gas Attendant Robbed At Gunpoint: Report NJ QuickChek Gas Attendant Robbed At Gunpoint: Report
NJ QuickChek Gas Attendant Robbed At Gunpoint: Report A Warren County QuickChek was held up at gunpoint Wednesday night, and the suspect remains at large, LehighValleyLive reports. The gunman robbed the attendant outside at the QuickChek on Route 517 in Independence Township before driving off in a dark-colored BMW around 10:45 p.m., the outlet reports, citing police Lt. Christopher Prell. State police chased the suspect vehicle through several neighboring towns before losing contact, the report says. No one was hurt. Anyone with information is asked to contact Independence Township Police. Click here for more from LehighValleyLive.

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by Valerie Musson
Police & Fire
ARSON: Suspects Sought After Using Gas To Cause Explosion At North Jersey Business, Police Say ARSON: Suspects Sought After Using Gas To Cause Explosion At North Jersey Business, Police Say
Arson: Suspects Sought After Using Gas To Cause Explosion At North Jersey Business, Police Say Police are seeking the public’s help identifying three suspected arsonists who used gas to start a fire and cause an explosion at a North Jersey business. The suspects, pictured above, intentionally set fire to the unnamed Pohatcong Township business after purchasing gas at the local QuickChek, authorities said Thursday afternoon. The man in the blue jacket without the Hilfiger symbol may have been injured in the explosion, police said. All of the men were last seen running on Russell Avenue toward South Main Street. Scroll down to view additional photos of the suspects. We are ask…

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by Valerie Musson