A Wall Township-based businessman with several outlets for the restoration of classic and antique autos is charged with ripping off 24 customers for at least $271,000 in work never performed.
The arrest of Victor Decker, 43, follows a joint probe by investigators from the Monmouth County Prosecutor's Office and New Jersey State Police
As you've probably noticed by now, I love to complain about driving. I don't know what it is, maybe I do in fact have mild road rage, but few things get my blood pressure up like being annoyed in the car. That being said, we have some truly terrible intersections in Ocean County.
I'll be the first to admit that I tend to rant a lot about cars here at wobm.com (especially after last week's article about "left lane campers"). Yesterday I was driving up to my mother's house on the Parkway and I feel like I saw everything; left lane campers, speeders, tailgaters, and the dreaded collection of rubberneckers.
Here's the scenario - you're on your way to work, traffic is crowded but not terrible. Traffic in the middle and right lanes of the Garden State Parkway is bunching up so you get into the left lane to pass the crowd. Suddenly you come up on a vehicle in the "passing lane" taking their sweet time and you have to slow way down. You have just encountered a "left lane camper" (and I'm using the polite name here).
As you've driven through Brick over the last few years, you may have noticed a quick flash of light as you're heading down Route 70. Nope, it wasn't a sudden lightning storm, it's a red light camera.
To a lot of us, our pets are family. I've written about my dog, Sydney before, and I definitely consider her to be a member of my family. That being said, the responsibilities of keeping our family safe should extend to our pets as well.
