This NJ Rescue Squad is in the top 5 in North America

This Sunday after Mass at St. Alphonsus, our friends Dan and Jani let us know some good news about a local ambulance squad in Hunterdon County.

The Amwell Valley Ambulance Corps, a local, fully volunteer nonprofit rescue squad based in Ringoes, has been selected as a Top 5 North American Finalist in the Defender Service Awards.

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This means that the squad, which is relying on a dated and struggling SUV to pull the Rehab Trailer, could win a brand-new Land Rover. The organization with the most votes received between now and Oct.19 will win a new Land Rover Defender 130.

This will allow them to tow the rehab trailer and provide $30,000 dollars to equip it. You can help!

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New Jersey’s 'Doughnut Holes' Reveal Quirky Town Boundaries

There are many quirks when it comes to all 564 municipalities in New Jersey. Maybe the oddest quirk is when a borough is a doughnut hole.

No, it doesn't have anything to do with the number of doughnut shops within a certain radius.

It's when a borough is completely encircled by another township.

Less than 4% of the state's municipalities are doughnut hole boroughs, as we find 20 among 11 counties.

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The post above reflects the thoughts and observations of New Jersey 101.5 talk show host Bill Spadea. Any opinions expressed are Bill's own.

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