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Gourmet Chicken Finger Joint Opens First NJ Store At Bergen Town Center Gourmet Chicken Finger Joint Opens First NJ Store At Bergen Town Center Gourmet Chicken Finger Joint Opens First NJ Store At Bergen Town Center
Gourmet Chicken Finger Joint Opens First NJ Store At Bergen Town Center Buffalo balsamic blue. Thai fiesta. Salted caramel pretzel. How are those for chicken fingers? They're all creations by Sticky's Finger Joint, opening its eighth location (and first in New Jersey) at The Outlets at Bergen Town Center in Paramus. Sticky's was created in 2012 by childhood friends Jon Sherman and Paul Abrahamian.  "Sticky’s takes the classic chicken finger to an elevated level by not only locally sourcing ingredients and using farm raised, antibiotic-free, hormone-free, chicken, but also by putting unique, flavorful, and creative spins on this childhood favorite," …
YEAH BUDDY: Franklin Lakes Fashion Designer Competing To Date 'Jersey Shore' Duo On TV YEAH BUDDY: Franklin Lakes Fashion Designer Competing To Date 'Jersey Shore' Duo On TV YEAH BUDDY: Franklin Lakes Fashion Designer Competing To Date 'Jersey Shore' Duo On TV
Yeah Buddy: Franklin Lakes Fashion Designer Competing To Date 'Jersey Shore' Duo On TV A 25-year-old woman from Franklin Lakes is competing for the love and affection of Jersey Shore stares Pauly D and Vinny Guadagno on a new reality television show. Derynn Paige, who currently lives in Hackensack, is one of three New Jersey women (and 20 total contestants) competing on MTV's "Double Shot of Love with DJ Pauly D & Vinny," premiering April 11.  Paige graduated from Rutgers and went on to launch her own clothing brand, Goddess of Easton. She has more than 51,000 followers on her Instagram page, where she mostly poses pictures of herself in bathing suits and lingerie. The …
Parsippany Man, 79, Charged In Wife's Shooting Death After Claiming Suicide Parsippany Man, 79, Charged In Wife's Shooting Death After Claiming Suicide Parsippany Man, 79, Charged In Wife's Shooting Death After Claiming Suicide
Parsippany Man, 79, Charged In Wife's Shooting Death After Claiming Suicide A 79-year-old Parsippany man was accused of participating in and covering up his wife's shooting death while claiming it was suicide. Patrick Mirrione called police to their Concord Way garage just before 1 p.m. Friday, saying his wife, Dolores, 72, killed herself, authorities said. Interviewed by detectives, Mirrione "gave inconsistent statements regarding his knowledge of and participation in the death," Morris County Prosecutor Fredric M. Knapp said in a joint release issued Saturday morning. Investigators also found that he "altered, concealed, and/or removed physical items a…
DWI Driver From East Hanover Shoved Police, Threw Shoe At Computer, Chatham Police Charge DWI Driver From East Hanover Shoved Police, Threw Shoe At Computer, Chatham Police Charge DWI Driver From East Hanover Shoved Police, Threw Shoe At Computer, Chatham Police Charge
DWI Driver From East Hanover Shoved Police, Threw Shoe At Computer, Chatham Police Charge A 21-year-old drunk driver from East Hanover threw a shoe at a computer and shoved a police officer, authorities said. Chatham Borough police officers gave Michael Relich a field sobriety test after stopping him for speeding on Main Street around 12:45 a.m. Wednesday, Detective Sgt. Michael Bochniak said. He was being given a breath test at police headquarters when he threw a shoe at a computer monitor and shoved an officer, Bochniak said. Redlich, who was arrested on drug charges after a 2016 traffic stop in Millburn, was charged this time with DWI, obstruction, crimin…
Madison PD: Passenger In Speeding Car Tried Swallowing Marijuana Madison PD: Passenger In Speeding Car Tried Swallowing Marijuana Madison PD: Passenger In Speeding Car Tried Swallowing Marijuana
Madison PD: Passenger In Speeding Car Tried Swallowing Marijuana Police arrested a 22-year-old passenger in a speeding car in Madison who tried swallowing marijuana during a motor vehicle stop, said authorities who charged him. Jonathan J. Downing of Ewing was given medical attention before officers arrested and charged him with tampering of evidence, hindering apprehension, drug possession and more around 9:40 p.m. Monday, Madison Police Chief Darren Dachisen said He was released pending a court appearance in Morris County Superior Court.
PHOTOS: River Edge Mom Shares Step-By-Step Guide To Baking Irish Soda Bread PHOTOS: River Edge Mom Shares Step-By-Step Guide To Baking Irish Soda Bread PHOTOS: River Edge Mom Shares Step-By-Step Guide To Baking Irish Soda Bread
Photos: River Edge Mom Shares Step-By-Step Guide To Baking Irish Soda Bread Alyssa Rebosio of River Edge never really liked raisins. For that reason, she never ate the Irish soda bread her mom made every year growing up. But once Rebosio had her own home, she began making Irish soda bread using her mother's recipe (and has become well-known in the community for it). "After eating it warm right out of the oven with butter I realized just how tasty it was," she said.  Pictured below: Rebosio's parents, the late Pat and Bud Rauch. Rebosioscontributed Rebosio makes several loaves of all sizes the week before St. Patrick's Day and hands them out to crossing guard…
Winning $50G Lottery Ticket Sold At South Hackensack 7-Eleven Winning $50G Lottery Ticket Sold At South Hackensack 7-Eleven Winning $50G Lottery Ticket Sold At South Hackensack 7-Eleven
Winning $50G Lottery Ticket Sold At South Hackensack 7-Eleven A New Jersey Lottery ticket with a third-tier prize of $50,000 was sold in South Hackensack. If that ticket had been purchased with the Power Play Multiplier option, it would have been worth $150,000. The winning ticket from Wednesday night’s drawing was sold at 7-Eleven on Huyler Street. The winning numbers were: 18, 36, 45, 47 and 69. The Red Power Ball number was 14. The Multiplier number was 03.  The Powerball jackpot rolls to $495 million for the next drawing on Saturday, March 16 10:59 p.m.
LAWSUIT: Madison Verizon Worker Says Colleagues Left Noose Of Wires Over Her Desk LAWSUIT: Madison Verizon Worker Says Colleagues Left Noose Of Wires Over Her Desk LAWSUIT: Madison Verizon Worker Says Colleagues Left Noose Of Wires Over Her Desk
Lawsuit: Madison Verizon Worker Says Colleagues Left Noose Of Wires Over Her Desk An African-American Verizon worker has filed a lawsuit against the company and her colleagues after she said she found a noose made of wires over her work area in Madison. Marisa Powell, 50, says her colleagues -- mostly comprised of white males -- had been harassing her for several months before she made the discovery in February, NJ.com reports. Powell, a 30-year Verizon employee and network technician, sought help from her supervisors and Verizon's human resources department repeatedly, and apparently futility, her attorney Robert R. Fuggi Jr. was quoted saying in the article. …
Facebook, Instagram Outage Reported Facebook, Instagram Outage Reported Facebook, Instagram Outage Reported
Facebook, Instagram Outage Reported And you can't even update your status to tell anyone. Facebook and Instagram were down for many users Wednesday. The issues began around noon, social media tracking site Down Detector reports. Many Twitter users said they were seeing a "down for maintenance" message on Facebook, and Instagram was having loading problems. Some photos were also not loading for Facebook users posting links.  The outage was harmful to many business owners with an online presence. "I cant comment, like or post anything," one person commented on Down Detector. "Which is upsetting me to know end! I ha…
North Jersey Communities Named To List Of 100 Safest Places To Live In America North Jersey Communities Named To List Of 100 Safest Places To Live In America North Jersey Communities Named To List Of 100 Safest Places To Live In America
North Jersey Communities Named To List Of 100 Safest Places To Live In America Safewise put several Bergen, Morris and Passaic County communities on the map as the safest places to live in America using newly-released crime data. The website considered crime rates and what people in these areas fear the most to compile its list of 100 cities, which saw 504 total offenses in 2017, the report says. New Jersey claimed 30 percent of "America’s 100 safest cities" list while Connecticut took second place with 14, and two of those are in the top three. Assault was the most common violent crime, but more people fear robbery, according to the State of Safety. The sa…
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