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The Vault expected to make way for a new venture on Clements Bridge Road

In addition, a steam table behind the bar will feature roast beef, roast pork and ham, said Donohue. Otherwise, the menu is expected to remain unchanged, he said. “Once we make settlement we will begin the upgrades immediately,” said Donohue, who estimated the conversion will be completed in six to eight weeks. He said The Vault’s current employees are expected to remain at the tavern, which opened in 2012. The Vault’s operator, Dean Koukoulas, did not respond to a request for comment. Donohue’s entered the tavern business as a bartender “at the legendary Rexy’s” in Mount Ephraim during the mid-70s through early ‘80s, he observes.

The Vault expected to make way for a new venture on Clements Bridge Road

The Vault expected to make way for a new venture on Clements Bridge Road
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Nearby detectives heard shots and found woman slain on a Trenton street

TRENTON - A 90-year-old man is accused of murder here, police say. The elderly suspect, identified as Mark Clent, was arrested Saturday evening after he allegedly shot a woman with whom he had a history of disputes, said Trenton police. Three detectives responded to the scene after hearing gunfire on Sheridan Avenue around 6:20 p.m., said a police account. The victim, whose name and age were not released, was found dead at the scene with gunshot wounds. Morris, a Sheridan Avenue resident, was located in a house with a wound to his eye, the account said. The detectives arrested him and seized a gun.

Atlantic County briefs

Atlantic County briefs Atlantic County Sheriff Eric Scheffler administered the oath of office to 11 new hires on April 20. Scheffler stated that he did not hire last year as a result of COVID-19 that caused the day-to-day functions of the courthouses to scale back dramatically. “The need to bring on additional personnel at that time could not be justified,” said Scheffler. Now that the courts are opening back up, Scheffler felt it necessary to replenish the openings and get his organization back to almost full staff.  All new hires are filling open vacancies of officers who either retired or left the agency. 

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