I-95 reopened early this morning in wake of fiery crash in Port Orange; New Smyrna Beach exit had spillover traffic

NSBNews.net photo at far left by Henry Frederick / Traffic is jammed just before midnight Thursday at the I-95 interchange with S.R. in New Smyrna Beach because of the shutdown of northbound lanes in Port Orange where a fiery crash involving three semis melted part of the road surface as shown in this courtesy photo.NEW SMYRNA BEACH -- Spillover traffic from the northbound stretch of I-95 in Port Orange closed in the wake of the fiery crash involving three semis and a passenger car made for heavy traffic here in New Smyrna Beach late Thursday night, but dissipated early this morning after emergency repairs were completed and the interstate fully reopened.
Tayon Alexander is being held on $6,000 in the Marion County Jail on animal cruelty charges.
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A DOT camera shows the I-95 crash scene that awoke Port Orange residents within a mile radius from a firy crash.
NSBNews.net photo by Henry Frederick / Whether the Kmart here on State Road 44 is among the 100 to 120 stores targeted for closing by its parent company, Sears Holding Corp. remains to be seen. An announcement was made Tuesday that the store closings, both Kmart and Sears, are the result of lackluster Christmas sales among its 4,000 stores nationwide. 