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Six Families Displaced In 3-Alarm Hoboken Building Fire Six Families Displaced In 3-Alarm Hoboken Building Fire Six Families Displaced In 3-Alarm Hoboken Building Fire
Six Families Displaced In 3-Alarm Hoboken Building Fire Six families were displaced in a Hoboken fire that ravaged an apartment building Monday night. The 231 Clinton St. blaze was under control around 9:40 p.m., Hoboken fire officials said. No injuries were reported.  The cause remained under investigation as of Tuesday morning. Don’t think I slept for more than 10 minutes last night after the fire in the apartment building next door. @HobokenFire arrived quickly, evacuated everyone in the building on fire / my building and put out the fire in about two hours pic.twitter.com/anWE6dbwWI — Deanna Moore ♡ (@deannamoo22) January 12, 2021
Prosecutor: Passenger In Somerset Traffic Stop Had Handgun Loaded With 10 Rounds In Magazine Prosecutor: Passenger In Somerset Traffic Stop Had Handgun Loaded With 10 Rounds In Magazine Prosecutor: Passenger In Somerset Traffic Stop Had Handgun Loaded With 10 Rounds In Magazine
Prosecutor: Passenger In Somerset Traffic Stop Had Handgun Loaded With 10 Rounds In Magazine A routine traffic stop in Somerset County turned up a loaded handgun, authorities said Tuesday. Law enforcement officers were conducting a "quality of life" investigation on Millstone Road in Franklin Township, when they pulled over a vehicle on Spruce Street around 7:30 p.m. Jan. 8, Somerset County Prosecutor Michael H. Robertson said. Donte Dowdell, a rear seat passenger in the car, was found with a 9 mm Ruger P95 in the pocket of his jacket, Robertson said alongside other top officials. The gun was loaded with 10 rounds in the magazine and one round in the chamber, Robert…
Beach Passes Already Sold Out For This Jersey Shore Town Beach Passes Already Sold Out For This Jersey Shore Town Beach Passes Already Sold Out For This Jersey Shore Town
Beach Passes Already Sold Out For This Jersey Shore Town Beach passes for the 2021 season are already sold out for one Jersey Shore town. The 5,500 passes that were allotted for this year were on sale for $110 in December, NJ.com reports.  Not many knew the passes were on sale, as they had been announced last month in a newsletter, read mostly by locals. Even more frustrating to residents, more than half of the passes were allegedly sold to out-of-towners. An announcement on the Spring Lake website says the borough reached its sales total, which equate to the numbers sold during Summer 2020. "Due to the uncertainty of the ongoing Pandemic…
Glitch Allows General New Jersey Population To Register For Vaccine Glitch Allows General New Jersey Population To Register For Vaccine Glitch Allows General New Jersey Population To Register For Vaccine
Glitch Allows General New Jersey Population To Register For Vaccine The only New Jersey residents eligible for the vaccine are residents in the 1a and 1b brackets: Health care workers, first responders and other frontline workers. But a glitch in the system at Hackensack Meridian Health is wrongly allowing the general public to register for the vaccine, ABC7 reports. The glitch presents itself as a link in the MyChart system -- a patient portal within the hospital system -- allowing first responders to jump the line for vaccinations. The glitch also allows patients to create appointments to family members. Hackensack Meridian spokesman Ben Goldstein said …
New Jersey's Marsha Zazula Dies, 68 New Jersey's Marsha Zazula Dies, 68 New Jersey's Marsha Zazula Dies, 68
New Jersey's Marsha Zazula Dies, 68 Megaforce Records co-founder and New Jersey resident Marsha Zazula died on Sunday, Jan. 10. She was 68 years old. According to Variety, Zazula died after battling cancer. "The world of music owes a debt of gratitude to Marsha Zazula, who along with her husband Jon gave birth to some of the most musically significant artists," Megaforce said in a statement. "Marsha was one of a kind and taught the world to be fiercely independent. Megaforce and our artists will never forget her. In our hearts she will always be a guiding force. R.I.P." Zazula and her husband Jon in 1982 co-founded Megafo…
UPenn Students Say Professor Who Used Nazi Language, Salute During Panel Should Be Fired UPenn Students Say Professor Who Used Nazi Language, Salute During Panel Should Be Fired UPenn Students Say Professor Who Used Nazi Language, Salute During Panel Should Be Fired
UPenn Students Say Professor Who Used Nazi Language, Salute During Panel Should Be Fired University of Pennsylvania canceled classes for students of a well-known archaeology professor accusing of using Nazi rhetoric and performing a Nazi salute to berate a young female panelist during an annual conference last week. Robert Schuyler was among several archaeology experts in the conference, happening hours after Trump supporters stormed the U.S. Capitol last Wednesday, conference participant Dr. Kristina Killgrove said on Twitter. Schuyler said he had questions, "but they ended up being irrelevant to Liz's presentation and to the plenary topic itself," Killgrove said.  "As Liz t…
WINNER: $1M Mega Millions Ticket Sold At New Jersey Bagel Shop WINNER: $1M Mega Millions Ticket Sold At New Jersey Bagel Shop WINNER: $1M Mega Millions Ticket Sold At New Jersey Bagel Shop
Winner: $1M Mega Millions Ticket Sold At New Jersey Bagel Shop Someone in New Jersey is out there feeling like a million bucks. A winning New Jersey Lottery ticket from the Friday, Jan. 8 Mega Millions drawing was sold at a Camden County bagel shop. The ticket, winning the $1 million prize, was purchased from Jersey Bagel & Food Mart, 609 Sicklerville Road, in Sicklerville. The winning numbers were 03, 06, 16, 18, and 58. The Gold Mega Ball was 11, and the Megaplier Multiplier was 02. There were three third-tier prizewinning tickets sold that matched four of the five white balls and the gold ball winning $10,000.  One of those tickets …
WINNERS: Four Powerball Tickets Good For $50K & $100K Sold In New Jersey WINNERS: Four Powerball Tickets Good For $50K & $100K Sold In New Jersey WINNERS: Four Powerball Tickets Good For $50K & $100K Sold In New Jersey
Winners: Four Powerball Tickets Good For $50K & $100K Sold In New Jersey Three New Jersey Lottery tickets good for $50,000 and one for $100,000 were sold across the state. The tickets from the Saturday, Jan. 9, drawing were purchased with the Power Play option, multiplying the prize to $100,000.  One of the locations sold a winning CASH4LIFE ticket last week, and a wining Powerball ticket last month. The winning tickets were sold at the following locations: Passaic County ($100,000): 7-Eleven #32949, 1202 Main Ave., Clifton; Hudson County ($50,000): Mini Mart Food Store, 405 Danforth Ave., Jersey City; Monmouth County ($50,000): Quick Chek #133, 161…
Newark Police Bust 'Selfish' Irvington Women For Throwing Massive Soccer Parties Newark Police Bust 'Selfish' Irvington Women For Throwing Massive Soccer Parties Newark Police Bust 'Selfish' Irvington Women For Throwing Massive Soccer Parties
Newark Police Bust 'Selfish' Irvington Women For Throwing Massive Soccer Parties A pair of Irvington women were arrested for throwing two massive parties featuring soccer matches over the weekend in Newark, authorities said. Rosa E. Mainato, 23, and Fanny Camas, 27, were charged with maintaining an unlicensed liquor establishment, illegal sale of liquor, and unlawful possession of alcohol, Newark Public Safety Director Anthony F. Ambrose said. “It’s incredible how once again people put wealth over health,” Ambrose said. “It’s selfish people like this who perpetuate the spread.” Police responded to 223 Verona Ave., on reports of a COVID-19 violation, where they fo…
Comcast Worker Busts Man Cutting Cables That Caused Mass Bucks County Outage Comcast Worker Busts Man Cutting Cables That Caused Mass Bucks County Outage Comcast Worker Busts Man Cutting Cables That Caused Mass Bucks County Outage
Comcast Worker Busts Man Cutting Cables That Caused Mass Bucks County Outage A Comcast worker busted a man cutting fiber optic cables causing a mass outage in Bucks County Saturday, authorities said. The Comcast field maintenance operator told Fall Township police he was near Tyburn Road and Woolston Drive when he saw an older, male pickup driver in an area located adjacent to a railroad embankment around 12:20 p.m. Jan. 9, police said. Multiple outages in the Morrisville area were subsequently reported, the man told police. The worker fond the problem was originating from the same place he he saw the pickup driver earlier, where he saw the man's truck -- full of h…
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