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First ResPAWnders: Pal Park PD Lieutenant's Dalmatian Is Reminder Of Good In The World First ResPAWnders: Pal Park PD Lieutenant's Dalmatian Is Reminder Of Good In The World First ResPAWnders: Pal Park PD Lieutenant's Dalmatian Is Reminder Of Good In The World
First ResPAWnders: Pal Park PD Lieutenant's Dalmatian Is Reminder Of Good In The World Meet Sarge: A 6-year-old Dalmatian, who was adopted by Palisades Park Police Lt. Jimmy Rotundo when he was just 7 weeks old. Sarge's flight from Florida had to make an emergency landing on its way to Newark. Then, once the plane finally landed in New Jersey, Sarge was "misplaced" by flight crews, his owner said. "They kept asking me 'What does he look like?'And I kept saying 'I don’t know I never met him! White with spots,'" said Rotundo, who served with the borough's volunteer fire department for 11 years. Sarge's "dopiness" is what Rotundo said made him fall in love. "He doesn't naviga…
Community Rallies For Dumont Dad Following Stay In ICU Community Rallies For Dumont Dad Following Stay In ICU Community Rallies For Dumont Dad Following Stay In ICU
Community Rallies For Dumont Dad Following Stay In ICU Paul Yates of Dumont is recovering well. His is road to recovery, however, has only just begun. The dad of two had emergency surgery on his skull last month to treat a massive brain bleed. He was later diagnosed with arteriovenous malformation (AVM) -- an abnormal tangle of blood vessels in the brain or spine -- and spent several days in the ICU. More than $11,000 had been raised for Yates, his wife Joanne, and sons Tom and Sean, on a GoFundMe as of Tuesday afternoon. "The Yates family is a caring, close-knit family who is always helping someone else in need," said Dana Agderian-…
Longtime Hillsdale Couple Donates $1 Million To Library Longtime Hillsdale Couple Donates $1 Million To Library Longtime Hillsdale Couple Donates $1 Million To Library
Longtime Hillsdale Couple Donates $1 Million To Library Longtime Hillsdale residents Gayle and Paul Gross have donated $1 million to the Hillsdale Free Public Library through their foundation. "The donation, which will be funded over the next few years, is intended to support new or expanded Library programs and initiatives with an eye toward innovations which will attract and involve all aspects of the Hillsdale community," the library said. The funds will supplement existing community efforts at the library, which has been rededicated as the Gayle and Paul Gross building. Gayle and Paul were just 23 when they moved to Hillsdale and have been …
Mt. Olive PD: Man Wanted In Arizona Swiped $1,350 Check From Property Manager, Cashed It Mt. Olive PD: Man Wanted In Arizona Swiped $1,350 Check From Property Manager, Cashed It Mt. Olive PD: Man Wanted In Arizona Swiped $1,350 Check From Property Manager, Cashed It
Mt. Olive PD: Man Wanted In Arizona Swiped $1,350 Check From Property Manager, Cashed It A 28-year-old Dover man wanted in Arizona was charged with stealing three checks -- and cashing one worth $1,350 -- from the office of his Flanders property manager, authorities said. Timothy Connelly was being held on theft charges in the Morris County Correctional Facility pending a court hearing and extradition to Yavapai County, A.Z., Mount Olive Police said in a news release. Howard Schier, 51 -- who was Connelly's property manager at the time of the incident -- told police last December a check was stolen from his office desk and cashed electronically at the TD Bank in Flanders, …
Morris County Sheriff's Officer, Pick-Up Driver Hospitalized In I-287 Parsippany Crash Morris County Sheriff's Officer, Pick-Up Driver Hospitalized In I-287 Parsippany Crash Morris County Sheriff's Officer, Pick-Up Driver Hospitalized In I-287 Parsippany Crash
Morris County Sheriff's Officer, Pick-Up Driver Hospitalized In I-287 Parsippany Crash A Morris County sheriff's officer and pick-up truck driver were hospitalized with injuries after their vehicles colliding on Route 287 in Parsippany early Tuesday morning, New Jersey State Police said. The unmarked sheriff's vehicle and Ford F150 were headed southbound in the two left lanes when they collided around 6:50 a.m. near milepost 42.2, Trooper Alejandro Goez told Daily Voice. The officer and the 27-year-old Ford driver were taken to Morristown Medical Center, he said.  Both lanes had been reopened as of 8 a.m.
Kellogg's $1.3B Sale Will Bring Top-Shelf Snacks To Morris County Kellogg's $1.3B Sale Will Bring Top-Shelf Snacks To Morris County Kellogg's $1.3B Sale Will Bring Top-Shelf Snacks To Morris County
Kellogg's $1.3B Sale Will Bring Top-Shelf Snacks To Morris County Parsippany-based Ferrero Group will have ownership of Girl Scout cookies, Keebler and more of your favorite snacks after reaching an agreement with Kellogg Company to buy many of its brands for $1.3 billion. Ferraro -- located on Sylvan Way -- will own Kellogg's fruit-flavored snacks, pie crusts, selected cookies and ice cream cones, according to an announcement made Monday.  Kellogg's will continue to produce many of its famed snacks and breakfast cereals including Rice Krispie Treats, Cheez-It, Frosted Flakes, Pop-Tarts and more. Ferraro produces nearly 35 brands including Ferraro R…
'Rivers Won't Be The Same': Outdoor Community Mourns Rockaway Fisherman Tyler Rodimer, 23 'Rivers Won't Be The Same': Outdoor Community Mourns Rockaway Fisherman Tyler Rodimer, 23 'Rivers Won't Be The Same': Outdoor Community Mourns Rockaway Fisherman Tyler Rodimer, 23
'Rivers Won't Be The Same': Outdoor Community Mourns Rockaway Fisherman Tyler Rodimer, 23 North Jersey fisherman Tyler Rodimer died on March 29 in Morristown Medical Center of injuries sustained in an automobile accident in February. He was 23 years old. Tyler's organs will be donated to help others live, according to a GoFundMe that had raised more than $13,100 as of Monday afternoon. Friends are remembering the Stillwater native and former Rockaway resident as an avid fisherman who taught many his skill. "I'll never forget the look on your face the first time you hooked into a fish on my fly rod," Joe Falotico wrote on Facebook.  "The next thing I knew your mom was…
Pompton Lakes Special Ed Teacher Trish McKenna Was Devoted Grandmother, Fantastic Cook Pompton Lakes Special Ed Teacher Trish McKenna Was Devoted Grandmother, Fantastic Cook Pompton Lakes Special Ed Teacher Trish McKenna Was Devoted Grandmother, Fantastic Cook
Pompton Lakes Special Ed Teacher Trish McKenna Was Devoted Grandmother, Fantastic Cook Trish McKenna (nee Ghirardi), a longtime special education teacher in Pompton Lakes, died suddenly on March 30. She was 50 years old. Trish worked at Lincoln Elementary School for nearly 12 years, her obituary says. A Pompton Lakes native, she graduated from PLHS with the class of 1986. Her husband Tom, whom she married in 1999, said she made the best lasagna and chicken cacciatore.  Trish is also survived by her three children, Marisa, Tyler and Timmy, along with her beloved granddaughter, Isabella. Visitation will be at the Vander May Wayne Colonial Funeral Home on April 3, f…
Boba Tea Cafe Replaces Benny's Ice Cream Shoppe In Fair Lawn Boba Tea Cafe Replaces Benny's Ice Cream Shoppe In Fair Lawn Boba Tea Cafe Replaces Benny's Ice Cream Shoppe In Fair Lawn
Boba Tea Cafe Replaces Benny's Ice Cream Shoppe In Fair Lawn Benny's Ice Cream Shoppe has relocated into its first home at Benny's Luncheonette in Fair Lawn. JJ Great Tea -- a boba tea and fruit bar -- has repalced the Saddle River Road ice cream parlor, according to Yelp. The cafe serves hot and cold bubble tea and fruit tea. JJ Great TEA: 11-8 Saddle River Road, Fair Lawn.
Old Tappan Triplet Boy, 9, Claims Segregation After Being Banned From Sisters' Softball League Old Tappan Triplet Boy, 9, Claims Segregation After Being Banned From Sisters' Softball League Old Tappan Triplet Boy, 9, Claims Segregation After Being Banned From Sisters' Softball League
Old Tappan Triplet Boy, 9, Claims Segregation After Being Banned From Sisters' Softball League A 9-year-old boy from Old Tappan is claiming segregation after he was banned from playing with his sisters in their softball league. Cayden Walsh is fighting to play with his sisters, Rylee and Kelsey, on the Old Tappan team coached by his dad, Will Walsh, NorthJersey.com reports. The team is in an eight-town league for Northern Valley -- and Cayden says he just wants to play with his friends. He wrote a letter in January to league officials: "I see no reason why boys can't play softball just because they are a different gender. If you ask me that sounds a lot like segregation." And …
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