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Skip to main contentSkip to site footer * WHAT'S HOT: * NJ winter weather * School closings * Visit New Jersey * Ski report * New Spadea podcast * Small Biz Monday * App on iPhone * App on Android * News * New Jersey * Visit NJ * Community Calendar * NJ: Asked & Answered * Contact the newsroom * Newsletter signup * Town Hall specials * NJ 101.5 news on Amazon Alexa * Traffic * Latest Traffic Alerts * NJ's Lowest Gas Prices * Commuter News * Weather * 5-Day Forecast * Dan Zarrow's Weather Blog * School closings * Ski Mountain Report * NJ beach weather * Listen * Free app for iOS * Free app for Android * Listen Live * On Demand * Bill Spadea On Demand * Common Ground podcast * Dennis & Judi On Demand * Deminski & Doyle On Demand * New Jersey 101.5 News * Town Hall specials * Amazon Alexa * Google Home * On Air Schedule * Our Shows * Bill Spadea * Common Ground podcast * Small Business Monday * #BlueFriday – Nominate a local cop * Dennis & Judi * Watch Dennis & Judi on Facebook Live * Deminski & Doyle * Big Joe Henry * Our news staff * Kristen Accardi * Kylie Moore * Mike Brant * Kyle Clark * Town Hall specials * Contests * More contests * Contest Rules * Events * Community Calendar * Contact * Scholarship for broadcast students * 101.5 Events * Community Calendar * Newsroom info * Help & Contact Information * Send Us Feedback * Advertise * Station Directory * NJ 101.5 store * Jobs at NJ 101.5 * More * News * New Jersey * Visit NJ * Community Calendar * NJ: Asked & Answered * Contact the newsroom * Newsletter signup * Town Hall specials * NJ 101.5 news on Amazon Alexa * Traffic * Latest Traffic Alerts * NJ's Lowest Gas Prices * Commuter News * Weather * 5-Day Forecast * Dan Zarrow's Weather Blog * School closings * Ski Mountain Report * NJ beach weather * Listen * Free app for iOS * Free app for Android * Listen Live * On Demand * Bill Spadea On Demand * Common Ground podcast * Dennis & Judi On Demand * Deminski & Doyle On Demand * New Jersey 101.5 News * Town Hall specials * Amazon Alexa * Google Home * On Air Schedule * Our Shows * Bill Spadea * Common Ground podcast * Small Business Monday * #BlueFriday – Nominate a local cop * Dennis & Judi * Watch Dennis & Judi on Facebook Live * Deminski & Doyle * Big Joe Henry * Our news staff * Kristen Accardi * Kylie Moore * Mike Brant * Kyle Clark * Town Hall specials * Contests * More contests * Contest Rules * Events * Community Calendar * Contact * Scholarship for broadcast students * 101.5 Events * Community Calendar * Newsroom info * Help & Contact Information * Send Us Feedback * Advertise * Station Directory * NJ 101.5 store * Jobs at NJ 101.5 Listen Now Dan TantilloDan Tantillo * Visit us on Youtube * Visit us on Facebook * Visit us on Twitter * Visit us on Instagram * * INSTAGRAM * * * NJ street-corner musician leads cops on hours-long chase in U-Haul NJ STREET-CORNER MUSICIAN LEADS COPS ON HOURS-LONG CHASE IN U-HAUL Dan Alexander Dan AlexanderPublished: November 13, 2023 Zachariah Hartman being taken into custody 100 after a 2 hour, `100 mph pursuit (The Lakewood Scoop) * Share on Facebook * Share on Twitter 🚚 THE PURSUIT BEGAN IN A HOWELL RESTAURANT PARKING LOT 🚚 DRIVER ZACHARIAH HARTMAN LED POLICE ON A PURSUIT THROUGH 8 TOWNS 🚚 HARTMAN IS KNOWN FOR STANDING ON A CORNER IN HOWELL PLAYING HIS GUITAR -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- HOWELL — An unruly restaurant customer led police on a two-hour, eight-town pursuit while driving a U-Haul truck Saturday night. Howell police Sgt. Peter Kuppler said they were called to the Longhorn Steakhouse on the northbound of Route 9 after Zachariah Hartman, 38, of Toms River, became “erratic and confrontational” with the staff. Hartman is known for playing the guitar at the intersection of Oak Glen Road and Route 547 in Howell. U-HAUL POLICE CHASE Hartman took off in the truck and struck a Howell police vehicle in the parking lot and then two more during the pursuit, disabling one of them. The chase continued through Lakewood, Freehold Township, Freehold Borough, Millstone, Plumsted and Colts Neck before the pursuit ended in Jackson. A STRUGGLE AT THE END Video posted by The Lakewood Scoop shows the truck surrounded by police as they ordered him to get out from behind the driver's side. Hartman appeared to struggle with officers after they opened the door. He was pushed to the ground and cuffed before being walked from the scene. Hartman was charged with two counts of eluding, two counts of aggravated assault and one count of obstruction. He is being held at the Monmouth County Correctional Institute pending a detention hearing. Towns part of a police pursuit 11/11/23. Locations are approximate (Howell police/Canva) A 'FINE SPIRIT WITH POSITIVE VIBES' Kuppler said police occasionally perform welfare checks on Hartman who normally keeps to himself. He doesn't solicit for money, according to Kuppler. Doreen Hartman on the Howell Happenings NJ Facebook page in 2018 said Zac writes his own music and just wants to share his music. She described him as a "fine spirit with positive vibes." Zac is unable to work for undisclosed reasons and lived with his mother at the time. Previous reporting by Matt Ryan was included in this report Report a correction 👈 | 👉 Contact our newsroom FIRST FLAKES: WHEN DOES SNOW SEASON START IN NJ? Gallery Credit: Dan Zarrow Winter is coming Dan Zarrow, Townsquare Media WINTER IS COMING From snow to sleet to freezing rain, winter can be a big headache here in the densest state in the country. Between late October and mid April, New Jerseyans have to keep an eye on the sky and the weather forecast for the threat of wintry weather. Let's dial in that timeline a bit more, with some historical early season snowfall statistics. Weather stations The official snow board at the New Brunswick, N.J. weather station at Rutgers Gardens. (Dan Zarrow, Townsquare Media) WEATHER STATIONS To capture a representative sample of our climatologically diverse state, I have pulled together numbers for three long-duration weather stations across the state: 1.) Newark Liberty International Airport (technically the weather station is in Elizabeth, Union County), with records dating back to 1968. 2.) New Brunswick (Middlesex County), which is currently located in Rutgers Gardens, going all the way back to 1911. 3.) Atlantic City International Airport (in Egg Harbor Township, Atlantic County), which captures some coastal effects although it is about 10 miles from the ocean, with daily data since 1958. Earliest first trace of snow Dan Zarrow, Townsquare Media EARLIEST FIRST TRACE OF SNOW First flakes. A "trace" refers to any amount of snow that is not measurable by a ruler (so basically, between 0 and 0.1"). —Newark... October 20 (0.3" in 1952) —New Brunswick... October 19 (0.6" in 1972) —Atlantic City... November 5 (0.1" in 1973) Earliest first inch of snow Dan Zarrow, Townsquare Media EARLIEST FIRST INCH OF SNOW Even a single inch of snow can cause some travel difficulties due to slippery roads and reduced visibility, although I would not call it "shovelable" or "plowable" snow. —Newark... October 29 (5.2" in 2011) —New Brunswick... October 26 (1.5" in 1962) —Atlantic City... November 7 (2.5" in 2012) Earliest major snow (6+ inches) Dan Zarrow, Townsquare Media EARLIEST MAJOR SNOW (6+ INCHES) Now things are getting serious, and the snow is getting deep. While dubious ground and air temperatures make it difficult for "big" snow to happen before winter officially begins, it still happens on occasion. And the impacts of a surprise early season storm can be severe. —Newark... November 15 (6.4" in 2018) —New Brunswick... November 25 (9.0" in 1938) —Atlantic City... November 30 (7.8" in 1967) Average first inch of snow Dan Zarrow, Townsquare Media AVERAGE FIRST INCH OF SNOW I consider this to be the big indicator of winter's grand beginning. If we don't get an inch of snow accumulation by this date, the season is officially running late. Accordingly, it is the statistic that answers the headline of this gallery: mid to late December. (Maybe a little earlier in NW NJ.) —Newark... December 18 —New Brunswick... December 23 —Atlantic City... January 3 Latest first inch of snow Photo by Andrew Spencer on Unsplash LATEST FIRST INCH OF SNOW Sometimes, a dormant winter takes a while to ramp up. Or sometimes — rarely — our weather is so quiet and/or warm that inch-plus snow never happens through the entire season. —Newark... None (2.0" total snowfall all Winter 1972-1973) —New Brunswick... March 19 (2.6" in 1992) —Atlantic City... None (0.4" total snowfall all Winter 1972-1973, 0.5" total snowfall all Winter 2019-2020, 0.8" total snowfall all Winter 1994-1995) Second latest first inch of snow Dan Zarrow, Townsquare Media SECOND LATEST FIRST INCH OF SNOW OK, that last one wasn't really instructive. Here's the latest date an inch of snow was recorded, looking only at seasons that saw at least one such snow event. —Newark... March 19 (6.5" in 1992) —New Brunswick... March 14 (1.1" in 1919) —Atlantic City... February 24 (12.3" in 1989) Notable early season storm: November 2018, #Brinegate Twitter user @sanchizzles NOTABLE EARLY SEASON STORM: NOVEMBER 2018, #BRINEGATE If you were stuck in traffic during the evening rush hour of November 15, 2018, you remember this storm well. The storm overperformed, surprising all with double the forecast snowfall rates. Meanwhile, roads were undertreated, leaving road conditions extremely difficult if not impossible for several hours. The heaviest snow occurred along and northwest of the heavily-traveled NJ Turnpike corridor. —Top snow total... 12.6" in Montague, Sussex County. Notable early season storm: November 2012, After Sandy Getty Images NOTABLE EARLY SEASON STORM: NOVEMBER 2012, AFTER SANDY Just nine days after the wrath of Superstorm Sandy, New Jerseyans faced a resurgence of nasty weather and power outages as winter blanketed the state. A swath of Burlington, Ocean, Monmouth, and Middlesex counties saw up to a foot of snow accumulation. —Top snow total... 13.0" in Freehold, Monmouth County. Notable early season storm: October 2011, The Snow That Cancelled Halloween Getty Images NOTABLE EARLY SEASON STORM: OCTOBER 2011, THE SNOW THAT CANCELLED HALLOWEEN Just two months after Hurricane Irene's devastating flooding, NJ experienced one of the earliest snowstorms in history. From October 29-30, the northern half of the state got buried in wet, heavy snow. It was so serious that then Governor Chris Christie postponed Halloween festivities for a week, as the state cleaned up. —Top snow total... 19.1" at Barry Lakes, Sussex County. Notable early season storm: December 2010, After Christmas Storm Getty Images NOTABLE EARLY SEASON STORM: DECEMBER 2010, AFTER CHRISTMAS STORM Winter 2010-2011 started off with a bang, as post-Christmas travel was completely snarled. Over a foot of snow fell across the eastern half of New Jersey from a powerful nor'easter. —Top snow total... 32.0" in Rahway, Union County. SCARY, GIANT, INVASIVE SPIDER'S ARRIVAL NOW IMMINENT FOR NJ What to know, and what to do when it finally arrives in New Jersey Gallery Credit: Mike Brant Joro Spider / New Jersey / Spider Web Canva THE JORO SPIDER, ALSO KNOWN AS TRICHONEPHILA CLAVATA, IS A LARGE, INVASIVE SPECIES THAT'S SLOWLY MAKING ITS WAY ACROSS THE UNITED STATES Joro Spider Canva THE JORO SPIDER CAN BE IDENTIFIED BY ITS STRIKING, YELLOW AND BLACK STRIPES Joro Spider Canva ALONG WITH ITS HINTS OF RED AND BLUE, WHICH HELP THEM STAND OUT FROM OTHER TYPES OF SPIDER SPECIES Human Hand Canva IT'S LARGE SIZE ALSO MAKES IT BIG ENOUGH TO FIT IN THE PALM OF YOUR HAND Joro Spider Size / Ruler Canva APPROXIMATELY 3 TO 4 INCHES IN LENGTH, WITH FEMALES APPEARING A LITTLE LARGER AND ROUNDER THAN MALES Map, Eastern US Canva THE JORO SPIDER IS ALSO ON THE MOVE... ESPECIALLY UP ALONG THE EASTERN UNITED STATES Map, New Jersey Canva PUTTING IT WITHIN STRIKING DISTANCE OF REACHING NEW JERSEY AS IT CONTINUES TO MOVE NORTHWARD Joro Spider Canva THE JORO SPIDER TENDS TO GROW IN THE SPRING, REACHING ITS LARGEST SIZE AROUND JUNE Spider web Canva THE SPIDERS ARE ALSO COMMONLY SPOTTED DURING THE SUMMER MONTHS, TYPICALLY THROUGH AUGUST Sun / sunshine / blue skies Canva AND EVEN THOUGH THESE GIANT SPIDERS TEND TO PREFER THE WARMER MONTHS Home / House Canva THEY CAN SURVIVE THROUGHOUT THE WINTER Thermometer / Hot day / heatwave Canva BUT WITH TEMPERATURES SLOWLY WARMING YEAR AFTER YEAR Joro Spider Canva IT'S MAKING IT EASIER FOR THE JORO SPIDER TO CONTINUE ITS MOVEMENT ON NORTH Joro Spider Canva WHAT'S FASCINATING ABOUT THE JORO SPIDER IS HOW IT TRAVELS Spider web Canva THEY USE THEIR WEBS AS PARACHUTES Parachute Spider Canva TO GUIDE THEMSELVES ACROSS THE COUNTRY BY CATCHING THE WIND Joro Spider Canva BUT THAT'S NOT THE ONLY WAY THE JORO SPIDER MAKES ITS TRAVELS Spiders on a car Canva THEY'LL ALSO HITCH A RIDE ON VEHICLES, ALONG WITH PACKAGES THAT MOVE THROUGHOUT THE COUNTRY Maryland Map Canva AS OF NOW, SIGHTINGS HAVE BEEN REPORTED AS FAR NORTH AS MARYLAND, PUTTING THEM WITHNG STRIKING DISTANCE OF REACHING NEW JERSEY Joro Spider Canva SO IT'S NOT A MATTER OF IF, BUT A MATTER OF WHEN THE JORO SPIDER WILL FINALLY CROSS THE BORDER AND ENTER INTO THE GARDEN STATE Joro Spider Canva AND FOR THOSE IN NEW JERSEY, HERE'S WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW FOR WHEN THAT DAY COMES Joro Spider Canva #1 - DON'T FREAK OUT IF YOU SEE A JORO SPIDER Joro Spider Canva ALTHOUGH THEY MIGHT BE LARGE AND INTIMIDATING IN SIZE, THE JORO SPIDER DOESN'T POSE A THREAT TO HUMANS Home / House Canva #2 - THE JORO SPIDER DOESN'T WANT TO COME INTO YOUR HOME Home / House Canva THEY'D RATHER REMAIN OUTSIDE IN THE ELEMENTS AS OPPOSED TO INSIDE YOUR HOUSE Bed / Bedroom Canva MAKING IT UNLIKELY THAT THE GIANT YELLOW AND BLACK SPIDER WILL DISRUPT YOUR SLEEP Joro Spider Canva #3 - THE JORO SPIDER EATS UNWANTED PESTS AND INSECTS Mosquito Canva INCLUDING MOSQUITOES AND STINK BUGS, WHICH MAKES IT BENEFICIAL TO HAVE AROUND Joro Spider Canva SO EVEN THOUGH THE JORO SPIDER IS AN INVASIVE SPECIES Map of Japan Canva ARRIVING TO THE UNITED STATES FROM AS FAR AWAY AS JAPAN Joro Spider Canva THEY ACTUALLY DON'T CAUSE THE KIND OF DAMAGE SOME MIGHT'VE FEARED Joro Spider Canva WHICH IS WHY EXPERTS ADVISE FOR YOU TO SIMPLY LET THEM BE SHOULD YOU SPOT ONE Joro Spider Canva AND TO NOT KILL IT OUT OF FEAR THAT IT'S GOING TO HARM YOU Stink Bug Canva ALONG WITH THE BENEFIT OF EATING UNWANTED BUGS Home / House Canva THE JORO SPIDER ISN'T INTERESTED IN HANGING AROUND PEOPLE INSIDE YOUR HOME Sunrise / Sunset Canva AND WOULD MUCH RATHER SPEND ITS TIME OUTDOORS, WHERE IT BELONGS Joro Spider Canva SO WHEN THE JORO SPIDER FINALLY ARRIVES IN NEW JERSEY, IT'S OK TO SIMPLY LET IT BE Stop / Wait / Don't do it Canva AGAIN, BEFORE YOU OVERREACT.... STOP! Worried / Scared / Frightened Canva THE JORO SPIDER MAY APPEAR SCARY Joro Spider Canva AND VERY LARGE IN SIZE Joro Spider Canva BUT IT'S IMPORTANT TO KEEP YOUR COOL Stomping / Squishing a spider / Bug Canva AND NOT TRY TO KILL IT THE MOMENT YOU SEE IT Joro Spider Canva THE JORO SPIDER MAY BE INVASIVE, BUT IT'S HARMLESS TO US Click/Tap on the link above to learn more about the Joro Spider. NJ SCHOOL DISTRICTS WITH THE HIGHEST MEDIAN TEACHER SALARIES These were the highest median teacher salaries during the 2022-23 school year budget, according to data compiled by the New Jersey Department of Education. We begin with districts whose median salaries are at least $95,000 and work our way up to the highest median salary. 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