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Proposed Mega Mansion Causes Controversy In Montclair Proposed Mega Mansion Causes Controversy In Montclair Proposed Mega Mansion Causes Controversy In Montclair
Proposed Mega Mansion Causes Controversy In Montclair A 60,000-square-foot mega mansion is causing controversy in Montclair -- and it hasn't even been fully approved yet. The owner of the proposed Lloyd Estate, rumored to be Melih Abdulhayoglu, CEO and founder of cybersecurity company Comodo, had two homes demolished at on 14 Undercliff Road and 172 Lloyd Road to make way for his dream home, NJ.com reports. But now, he's seeking approval from the Zoning Board of Adjustment to build the house toward the rear of the property and closer to Eagle Rock Reservation. Plans for the house recently filed with the Township include a billiard r…
MLB Catcher John 'Honey' Romano Of Hoboken Dies, 84 MLB Catcher John 'Honey' Romano Of Hoboken Dies, 84 MLB Catcher John 'Honey' Romano Of Hoboken Dies, 84
MLB Catcher John 'Honey' Romano Of Hoboken Dies, 84 Hoboken native and Major League Baseball catcher John "Honey" Romano died on Feb. 24. He was 84 years old. Born in Hoboken, John lived in Upper Saddle River before moving to Florida in 1998.  He was a Major League Baseball catcher for the Chicago White Sox (1958-59) and (1965-66) and played in the 1959 World Series.  He was with the Cleveland Indians (1960 – 64) and was a 4 time All Star Catcher. He played for the World Series Champion St. Louis Cardinals in 1967. His lifetime batting average was .255 with 129 home runs and 417 RBI’s. John is survived by his wife, Irene; three s…
$1M Powerball, 9 New Jersey Lottery Tickets Sold $1M Powerball, 9 New Jersey Lottery Tickets Sold $1M Powerball, 9 New Jersey Lottery Tickets Sold
$1M Powerball, 9 New Jersey Lottery Tickets Sold Ten New Jersey retailers sold winning New Jersey Lottery tickets, one worth $1 million and a Wisconsin ticketholder won the $768.4 million Powerball jackpot from the Wednesday, March 27 drawing. The New Jersey ticket that matched five of the white balls drawn winning the second-tier million-dollar prize was sold at Frenchtown Market in Hunterdon County. These nine retailers sold tickets matching four of the five white balls and the Powerball drawn, winning the $50,000 third-tier prize. One of those tickets was purchased with the Power Play Multiplier option, multiplying the p…
VOTE: Taylor Ham Or Pork Roll? Newark Diner Dishes Up NJ's Best Breakfast Dish VOTE: Taylor Ham Or Pork Roll? Newark Diner Dishes Up NJ's Best Breakfast Dish VOTE: Taylor Ham Or Pork Roll? Newark Diner Dishes Up NJ's Best Breakfast Dish
Vote: Taylor Ham Or Pork Roll? Newark Diner Dishes Up NJ's Best Breakfast Dish Is it a Taylor ham or a pork roll? No matter which one, if you're from New Jersey, you know what we're talking about... and Daily Meal is calling it the best breakfast dish in the state. If you want the creme de la creme (or is it, ham de la ham?), head to Tops Diner in East Newark, the media outlet said. Well, what's it to ya? Vote below.
Powerball: Winning Numbers For The 3/27/19 Drawing Powerball: Winning Numbers For The 3/27/19 Drawing Powerball: Winning Numbers For The 3/27/19 Drawing
Powerball: Winning Numbers For The 3/27/19 Drawing The jackpot for the Powerball drawing on Wednesday, March 27 has risen to an estimated $750 million, the third largest in the history of the drawing.  The winning numbers are 16 20 37 44 and 62, with a Powerball of 12. The last winner was 56-year-old David Johnson from Brooklyn, N.Y., who hit the $298.3 million jackpot the day after last Christmas. The winning numbers will be selected at 11 p.m. This post will be updated as soon as the numbers are chosen.  Tune into WABC to watch or check back for more.
Dover Native Nicholas White, 32, Remembered For Adventurous Soul, Smile Dover Native Nicholas White, 32, Remembered For Adventurous Soul, Smile Dover Native Nicholas White, 32, Remembered For Adventurous Soul, Smile
Dover Native Nicholas White, 32, Remembered For Adventurous Soul, Smile Dover native Nicholas White died suddenly March 11. He was 32 years old. Nicholas had been working as a plumber with Kosakowski Plumbing & Heating for the past six years, his obituary says.  He enjoyed fishing and was remembered for his "adventurous soul and smile that could light up a room." Cremation was private. Donations can be made in Nicholas' memory to Turning Point Rehab.
State Police: Chester Man Killed In Tractor Trailer Crash State Police: Chester Man Killed In Tractor Trailer Crash State Police: Chester Man Killed In Tractor Trailer Crash
State Police: Chester Man Killed In Tractor Trailer Crash A 91-year-old Chester man was killed after hitting the back of a tractor-trailer parked on the shoulder of I-78, state police said. Albert Knight was headed westbound around 11:40 a.m. Tuesday when his car veered out of the right lane, hitting the truck in pulled over in Warren Township near milepost 38.9, NJ.com reports. Knight was pronounced dead at the scene and the truck driver was not injured, the article says.
Nationally Known Restaurant Owner In Westchester, Fairfield Counties Launching New Pizzeria Nationally Known Restaurant Owner In Westchester, Fairfield Counties Launching New Pizzeria Nationally Known Restaurant Owner In Westchester, Fairfield Counties Launching New Pizzeria
Nationally Known Restaurant Owner In Westchester, Fairfield Counties Launching New Pizzeria Six months after pleading guilty to tax evasion, a nationally acclaimed food celebrity is opening a new pizzeria in Greenwich. Bruno DiFabio, known as "Lord of the Pies," admitted in federal court in Bridgeport last October that he filed false income and payroll returns that the IRS said he used to duck $816,954 in taxes. The Ridgefield resident and six-time World Pizza Champion owns Pinocchio Pizza in New Canaan and Wilton; Amore Pizza in Scarsdale; Amore Cucina and Bar in Stamford; and ReNapoli Pizza in Old Greenwich. DiFabio was released on a $100,000 bond pending sentencing.  He …
LOOK INSIDE: 45 Luxury Paramus Apartments Hit Real Estate Market LOOK INSIDE: 45 Luxury Paramus Apartments Hit Real Estate Market LOOK INSIDE: 45 Luxury Paramus Apartments Hit Real Estate Market
Look Inside: 45 Luxury Paramus Apartments Hit Real Estate Market Fifty58 has brought 45 luxury apartment units to Midland Avenue in Paramus, thanks to a change in zoning laws. The apartment complex is the first to open under the new law that brings residential buildings to the borough's retail corridors. Two-bedroom units are available for yearly leases, ranging from $2,995 to $4,700 per month. Building features include a rooftop lounge, balcony, barbecue/grill, clubhouse, gym, multi-use room, two-story lobby and more. Below photos by Stacy Esser Group: Fifty58 is located on Midland Avenue in Paramus.Stacey Esser Realty Group Fifty58 is located …
Psychic Medium Featured In 'New York Times' Connects With Spirits In Saddle Brook Psychic Medium Featured In 'New York Times' Connects With Spirits In Saddle Brook Psychic Medium Featured In 'New York Times' Connects With Spirits In Saddle Brook
Psychic Medium Featured In 'New York Times' Connects With Spirits In Saddle Brook A psychic medium recently written up in a New York Times article will be holding a Saddle Brook event in May. MaryAnn DiMarco, 48, has been connecting with spirits since she was five years old. She says she has learned that everyone has a team of divine advisers to help us journey through life. The New York Times article highlights how DiMarco helped Joshua Agan, a 33-year-old salon owner chasing a spiritual component after having contemplated suicide and weighed nearly 400 pounds. Agan told The Times DiMarco helped him “step into my power and calmly let go of my existing experience... An…
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