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Elizabeth, NJ
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Profanity Laced Anti-Biden Flags Cause Controversy In NJ Town Profanity Laced Anti-Biden Flags Cause Controversy In NJ Town Profanity Laced Anti-Biden Flags Cause Controversy In NJ Town
Profanity Laced Anti-Biden Flags Cause Controversy In NJ Town WARNING: This story contains vulgar language and graphic content. The rules around signage in Roselle Park are pretty clear-cut. Political flags? Cool. Flags containing profanity or vulgar language? Not cool. One Roselle Park homeowner who recently swapped her pro-Trump flags for vulgar and profanity-laced ones could face penalties if she does not take them down. Mayor Joe Signorello told Daily Voice he received a barrage of complaints regarding the six or more flags at Andrea Dick's Willow Avenue home since last Friday. Dick apparently took down her pro-Trump signs that had been hanging…

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by Cecilia Levine
York, PA
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Three 6-Foot Snakes Slither Into York County Homes (PHOTOS) Three 6-Foot Snakes Slither Into York County Homes (PHOTOS) Three 6-Foot Snakes Slither Into York County Homes (PHOTOS)
Three 6-Foot Snakes Slither Into York County Homes (Photos) Police removed three snakes measuring between five and six feet long from homes in York County (scroll down for photos). Lower Windsor Township officers responded to two homes and removed a total of three snakes, they said on June 2. "Snake Day in Lower Windsor Township," the department said. "Not one of our favorite jobs to do, but when needed we try to adapt – even on snake day." All snakes were relocated and had "slithered into new territory," authorities said. It was not clear how or why the snakes got into the homes. Lower Windsor Township officers responded to two homes and rem…

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by Cecilia Levine
Northern Highlands, NJ
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Dunkin' Donuts Replacing Shuttered Bergen County Friendly's, Report Says Dunkin' Donuts Replacing Shuttered Bergen County Friendly's, Report Says Dunkin' Donuts Replacing Shuttered Bergen County Friendly's, Report Says
Dunkin' Donuts Replacing Shuttered Bergen County Friendly's, Report Says Dunkin' Donuts is opening yet another Bergen County location. The popular coffee shop is replacing the shuttered Friendly's in Midland Park, BoozyBurbs reports. It was not immediately clear when construction would begin. The new location will have on-site parking and a drive-thru. Dunkin' Donuts will be located at 195 Godwin Ave.

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by Cecilia Levine
Franklin Township, NJ
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Couple Opens Italian Restaurant 'Basilico' In Raritan Couple Opens Italian Restaurant 'Basilico' In Raritan Couple Opens Italian Restaurant 'Basilico' In Raritan
Couple Opens Italian Restaurant 'Basilico' In Raritan A new Italian restaurant has opened in Raritan. "Basilico" is owned by Joe Trani and Kari LaSpisa, who have operated several other eateries in the area. Joe came to the U.S. in 2013 from Italy. The food at Basilico is inspired by his upbringing in Ischia, an island off the coast of Naples. "We aren't focusing on the past, only the future," Kari said. Posted by Basilico on Sunday, May 23, 2021 Posted by Basilico on Sunday, May 23, 2021 Basilico, 46 W. Somerset St., Raritan

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by Cecilia Levine
Jersey City, NJ
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Authorities Release Details, Announce Arrest In Hudson County Hostage Situation Authorities Release Details, Announce Arrest In Hudson County Hostage Situation Authorities Release Details, Announce Arrest In Hudson County Hostage Situation
Authorities Release Details, Announce Arrest In Hudson County Hostage Situation A 21-year-old Staten Island man was arrested after holding a woman and her two children hostage in North Bergen Tuesday, authorities announced. Divine Torres was holding the woman and her two kids -- ages 2 years old and 3 months -- hostage at a Days Inn at 2600 Tonnelle Avenue around 10 a.m. Tuesday, Hudson County Prosecutor Esther Suarez said. North Bergen police were notified by the NYPD, and responded to the scene, along with the Hudson County Regional SWAT Team. Crisis and hostage negotiators were able to make contact with Torres, and safely and peacefully negotiate his surrender…

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by Cecilia Levine
Elizabeth, NJ
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TRIBUTE: Elizabeth Community Mourns Loss Of Kevin Goldsmith, 17 TRIBUTE: Elizabeth Community Mourns Loss Of Kevin Goldsmith, 17 TRIBUTE: Elizabeth Community Mourns Loss Of Kevin Goldsmith, 17
Tribute: Elizabeth Community Mourns Loss Of Kevin Goldsmith, 17 Musician. Athlete. Gentleman.  This is how lifelong Elizabeth resident Kevin Goldsmith was being remembered. Kevin died due to complications of Leukemia treatments on May 24, 2021. He was 17 years old. More than $23,500 had been raised as of Wednesday morning on a GoFundMe in Kevin's memory, launched by his dad, Joel Goldsmith. Kevin was a junior at Thomas Jefferson Arts Academy and planned on studying electrical engineering after high school, his obituary says. He started playing baseball young in Elizabeth's Little League program, then area travel teams and clubs, then his sc…

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by Cecilia Levine
Bristol, PA
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Feds: Philly Corrections Officer, Inmate, GF Trafficked $69K In Drugs, Phones Into Prison Feds: Philly Corrections Officer, Inmate, GF Trafficked $69K In Drugs, Phones Into Prison Feds: Philly Corrections Officer, Inmate, GF Trafficked $69K In Drugs, Phones Into Prison
Feds: Philly Corrections Officer, Inmate, GF Trafficked $69K In Drugs, Phones Into Prison A 33-year-old Philadelphia Corrections Officer was federally charged with trafficking as much as $69,000 in drugs and smuggling cell phones into a prison, authorities announced. A 36-year-old inmate and his 42-year-old girlfriend -- both of Philadelphia -- were charged as co-conspirators in the seven-count indictment, Acting United States Attorney Jennifer Arbittier Williams said. Officer Haneef Lawton, inmate Kernard Murray and Charene Stallings were charged with one count of conspiracy, two counts of federal program bribery, and distribution (and possession with intent to distri…

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by Cecilia Levine
Newark, NJ
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Elizabeth Man Arrested In Essex County Burglaries Elizabeth Man Arrested In Essex County Burglaries Elizabeth Man Arrested In Essex County Burglaries
Elizabeth Man Arrested In Essex County Burglaries An Elizabeth man wanted for a pair of burglaries in Essex County was arrested in a motor vehicle stop, authorities said. Sean Crotty, 37, was taken into custody May 28 -- six days after breaking into a pizzeria on Washington Street in Bloomfield, Public Safety Director Sam DeMaio said. Crotty had also been wanted on similar charges out of Livingston, DeMaio said. Livingston police did not immediately return Daily Voice's request for details on that incident. Officers responded to the pizza shop at 48 Washington St. around 4:20 a.m. May 22. The front door was broken and so was the draw…

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by Cecilia Levine
Jersey City, NJ
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Authorities Release Details, Announce Arrest In Hudson County Hostage Situation Authorities Release Details, Announce Arrest In Hudson County Hostage Situation Authorities Release Details, Announce Arrest In Hudson County Hostage Situation
Authorities Release Details, Announce Arrest In Hudson County Hostage Situation A 21-year-old Staten Island man was arrested after holding a woman and her two children hostage in North Bergen Tuesday, authorities announced. Divine Torres was holding the woman and her two kids -- ages 2 years old and 3 months -- hostage at a Days Inn at 2600 Tonnelle Avenue around 10 a.m. Tuesday, Hudson County Prosecutor Esther Suarez said. North Bergen police were notified by the NYPD, and responded to the scene, along with the Hudson County Regional SWAT Team. Crisis and hostage negotiators were able to make contact with Torres, and safely and peacefully negotiate his surrender…

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by Cecilia Levine
Elizabeth, NJ
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Motorcyclist Hospitalized In Summit Crash Motorcyclist Hospitalized In Summit Crash Motorcyclist Hospitalized In Summit Crash
Motorcyclist Hospitalized In Summit Crash A motorcyclist was hospitalized in a Summit crash Tuesday night. The crash occurred near 196 Glenside Ave. around 10 p.m., Summit Police Spokeswoman Amy Cairns said. The rider was rushed to Morristown Medical Center, where he was listed in stable condition as of Wednesday, Cairns said. The cause was under investigation.

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