Bowling Alley Owner Strikes a Match

In the competitive world of bowling alley ownership one man has put his competition in the gutter. The owner of Pike Bowling Lanes is accused of hiring two men to burn down his competitor's operation.

Loyle Lanes was a neighborhood bowling center in Vineland, New Jersey, until it burned to the ground. Police have charged the owner of Pike Lanes in Deerfield Township, New Jersey with hiring two men to set the fire.

Charles Loyle, the co-owner of Loyle Lanes was quoted as saying "he wasn't a very good businessman." "We got comments that he would put us out of business in two years. Well, it took him a little over two years. But to get us out of business he had to burn us down."


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Dog survives 98 days on deserted island

Buddy, a 35 pound Beagal was lost August 31st near Manasquan, New Jersey. Buddy survived on the deserted Gull Island for 98 days. Buddy, now 19 pounds was successfully trapped and returned to his familey this past week.


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