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Norwood Police Sgt. Battling Cancer — Again Norwood Police Sgt. Battling Cancer — Again Norwood Police Sgt. Battling Cancer — Again
Norwood Police Sgt. Battling Cancer — Again Support is on the rise for a Bergen County police officer recently diagnosed with cancer. Thomas Tobin, a Norwood police sergeant, has been diagnosed with pancreatic cancer that has spread to his liver, according to a GoFundMe launched by Norwood officer Nick Moltzen. Tobin has served the Borough of Norwood for 25 years, rising through the ranks to sergeant, the fundraiser says. He lives in Hillsdale with his wife, Kerri, and their two sons, JD and Dennis. He is also a member of St. John’s Church in Hillsdale and spends much of his time coaching his sons’ sports teams and participating…
Bergen County Gym Thief Arrested Wearing Same Outfit Weeks Later In Traffic Stop: Cops Bergen County Gym Thief Arrested Wearing Same Outfit Weeks Later In Traffic Stop: Cops Bergen County Gym Thief Arrested Wearing Same Outfit Weeks Later In Traffic Stop: Cops
Bergen County Gym Thief Arrested Wearing Same Outfit Weeks Later In Traffic Stop: Cops A Bronx man was arrested after a gym locker theft in Bergen County led police to a traffic stop weeks later, authorities said. The incident happened on Wednesday, March 4 at approximately 12:30 p.m. at a local health club in Tenafly, where a victim reported their wallet had been stolen from a locked locker, according Tenafly Police Capt. Michael deMoncada. Officers responding to the scene found damage to the locker, indicating the lock had been forcibly cut, deMoncada said. The victim also reported unauthorized credit card transactions at a retail store in nearby Bergenfield shortly after t…
Bergen County Town's Soccer President Suffers Brain Injury After Fall Bergen County Town's Soccer President Suffers Brain Injury After Fall Bergen County Town's Soccer President Suffers Brain Injury After Fall
Bergen County Town's Soccer President Suffers Brain Injury After Fall Support is on the rise for a Bergen County family whose patriarch suffered a traumatic brain injury in a fall. Mike McGill, president of the Hasbrouck Heights Soccer Association, suffered the injury in a recent accident and remains hospitalized, with his future uncertain, according to the GoFundMe started by Amanda Larsen. Larsen said "everything changed in an instant" for McGill, his wife Dana, a breast cancer survivor, and their high schoolers, Sean and Macy. “He’s the friend who brings energy into every room and makes even the ordinary moments unforgettable.” The family is now fac…
Late Saddle Brook Firefighter's Garage Destroyed By Massive Inferno Late Saddle Brook Firefighter's Garage Destroyed By Massive Inferno Late Saddle Brook Firefighter's Garage Destroyed By Massive Inferno
Late Saddle Brook Firefighter's Garage Destroyed By Massive Inferno The home of a late Saddle Brook firefighter and Ridgewood High School educator was destroyed by a fire on Wednesday, April 8. The home is owned by the children and the widow of the late Basil Pizzuto, who died in 2022, authorities confirm. A GoFundMe identifies the homeowners as Owen, Adrianna, and Aiden. Basil died at 49 years old in 2022. His obituary says that he was a volunteer Saddle Brook firefighter who started at 16 years old and worked up to a regular member. Garage GoFundMe photo The blaze at 71 Harrison Ave., broke out just before 5 p.m. on Wednesday, April 8, with mutual…
Sparta Bagel Shop Owner Failed To Pay $200K In Taxes: AG Sparta Bagel Shop Owner Failed To Pay $200K In Taxes: AG Sparta Bagel Shop Owner Failed To Pay $200K In Taxes: AG
Sparta Bagel Shop Owner Failed To Pay $200K In Taxes: AG A Sussex County bagel shop owner has been indicted for failing to pay more than $200,000 in sales taxes, authorities said. Kristian J. Vozza, 48, of Sparta, was indicted on Wednesday, March 25, on multiple charges, according to New Jersey Attorney General Jennifer Davenport and the Division of Criminal Justice. The investigation began in June 2025, when the New Jersey Division of Taxation’s Office of Criminal Investigation launched a joint probe with the Division of Criminal Justice into Vozza Enterprises LLC, which operates The Bagel Bistro, a retail shop selling breakfast sandwiches and o…
$800 In Steaks, Salmon Stolen From Route 17 Lidl: 2 Women Arrested, Police Say $800 In Steaks, Salmon Stolen From Route 17 Lidl: 2 Women Arrested, Police Say $800 In Steaks, Salmon Stolen From Route 17 Lidl: 2 Women Arrested, Police Say
$800 In Steaks, Salmon Stolen From Route 17 Lidl: 2 Women Arrested, Police Say Two women were arrested after police say they stole more than $800 worth of groceries from a Paramus Lidl. Christie A. Moss, 50, of Upper Saddle River, and Simone S. Bullock, 37, of Hackensack, were charged following the incident at the store on Route 17 South, according to Paramus Police Chief Robert Guidetti. Police were called to Lidl at 12:04 p.m. on Wednesday, April 8, for a report of a shoplifting in progress. A witness told officers he saw the women select items including steaks and fresh salmon, conceal them in shopping bags, and leave without paying. The witness also attempte…
Kitchen Confrontation Turns Critical: Woman With Knife Tased By South Brunswick Police Kitchen Confrontation Turns Critical: Woman With Knife Tased By South Brunswick Police Kitchen Confrontation Turns Critical: Woman With Knife Tased By South Brunswick Police
Kitchen Confrontation Turns Critical: Woman With Knife Tased By South Brunswick Police A life-or-death standoff inside a Central Jersey home ended with officers saving a woman in crisis. Officers responded to a Kingston Lane home at 7:34 p.m. on Friday, April 3, for a report of a woman having a mental health crisis, South Brunswick police said. The caller told officers the woman had stabbed herself in the neck and abdomen and was trying to kill herself, police said. Upon arrival, Sgt. Brooke Labell, Sgt. Jarrid Harpster, and Officer Dale Hubner  were directed to a dark bathroom off the kitchen, where the woman was standing while still holding a knife, police said. The w…
Camden Firefighter Dies Years After Misdiagnosis Camden Firefighter Dies Years After Misdiagnosis Camden Firefighter Dies Years After Misdiagnosis
Camden Firefighter Dies Years After Misdiagnosis The Camden Fire Department is mourning the loss of one of its own. Firefighter Ayishia Williams died after battling cervical cancer, the Camden Fire Department Local Union 788 said on Tuesday, April 7. The union remembered Williams as "a hero, a servant, and a true embodiment of what it means to serve the City of Camden," President Pete Perez said. A campaign launched by Williams' sister for her recovery said symptoms began in 2024, when she suffered persistent pain that was initially diagnosed as a cyst. The following year, she was diagnosed with cervical cancer after seeking a s…
12 Dogs Dead In Eastampton House Fire As Crews Battle Hoarding Conditions 12 Dogs Dead In Eastampton House Fire As Crews Battle Hoarding Conditions 12 Dogs Dead In Eastampton House Fire As Crews Battle Hoarding Conditions
12 Dogs Dead In Eastampton House Fire As Crews Battle Hoarding Conditions A GoFundMe has raised more than $19,000 to help a South Jersey family after a house fire killed 12 dogs and destroyed their home last week. The fire broke out at approximately 12:48 p.m. on Monday, April 6, at a residence on Smithville Road, where firefighters encountered heavy smoke and were limited by hoarding-like conditions inside, Eastampton Fire Chief Eugene Oberfrank said. Four dogs were initially rescued, but two later died, and 10 more were found dead inside the home after the fire was extinguished, Oberfrank said. The home was deemed unsafe and demolished. Several surviving dogs w…
Feds Move To Auto-Enroll US Men In Military Draft Pool Feds Move To Auto-Enroll US Men In Military Draft Pool Feds Move To Auto-Enroll US Men In Military Draft Pool
Feds Move To Auto-Enroll US Men In Military Draft Pool The automatic registration of eligible U.S. men for the military draft is slated to begin in December. The Selective Service System (SSS), a federal agency that has supported U.S. military readiness for more than a century, submitted the rule to the Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs on March 30, where it is currently under review, according to federal records. The SSS said the change is part of a broader effort to strengthen national defense by ensuring the country can quickly expand its armed forces if needed, providing support to the all-volunteer military force. According to …
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