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Hackensack, NJ
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Englewood Couple Lands Shark Tank Deal With 'Real Housewife' Bethenny Frankel Englewood Couple Lands Shark Tank Deal With 'Real Housewife' Bethenny Frankel Englewood Couple Lands Shark Tank Deal With 'Real Housewife' Bethenny Frankel
Englewood Couple Lands Shark Tank Deal With 'Real Housewife' Bethenny Frankel A pair of Englewood parents who pitched their children's meal prep business on Sunday's episode of ABC's "Shark Tank" have a new reason to celebrate. Joanna and David Parker walked away with a $500,000 commitment deal from investor and "Real Housewife of New York" star Bethenny Frankel for the expansion of their company, Yumble. Frankel will also be serving as the company's spokesperson.

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Mahwah-Ramsey, NJ
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State Revokes License Of Ex-Mahwah Teacher Charged In Student Sex Scandal State Revokes License Of Ex-Mahwah Teacher Charged In Student Sex Scandal State Revokes License Of Ex-Mahwah Teacher Charged In Student Sex Scandal
State Revokes License Of Ex-Mahwah Teacher Charged In Student Sex Scandal The New Jersey State Board of Examiners has revoked the teaching license of a former Mahwah High School art teacher charged with having sex with a student. Joshua Green, 33, in August pled guilty to child endangerment and as a result of his conviction, was "disqualified from public school employment," state officials said. Green last month agreed to relinquish his teaching certificates of eligibility with advanced standing and art. In 2015, at least two incidents occurred with a 17-year-old Mahwah High School student at Green's Clifton home, said authorities who charged him. Green, who is…

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Hackensack, NJ
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TONIGHT: Englewood Parents Make Shark Tank Pitch TONIGHT: Englewood Parents Make Shark Tank Pitch TONIGHT: Englewood Parents Make Shark Tank Pitch
Tonight: Englewood Parents Make Shark Tank Pitch A pair of North Jersey parents will pitch their children's meal plan company Sunday, Dec. 9 on Shark Tank. ** UPDATE: Joanna and David Parker landed a deal with RHONY Bethenny Frankel ** Two years ago, Joanna Parker of Englewood launched children's meal plan company Yumble, which she runs with her husband David. Joanna spent several months perfecting recipes that now feed children in more than 25 U.S. states. Tune in to ABC at 9 p.m. to watch the Parkers pitch Yumble.

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by Cecilia Levine
Hackensack, NJ
Breaking News
North Jersey Town Devastated By Boy's Cancer Diagnosis: 'Everyone Is Fighting' North Jersey Town Devastated By Boy's Cancer Diagnosis: 'Everyone Is Fighting' North Jersey Town Devastated By Boy's Cancer Diagnosis: 'Everyone Is Fighting'
North Jersey Town Devastated By Boy's Cancer Diagnosis: 'Everyone Is Fighting' A 12-year-old's devastating cancer diagnosis is a testament to the togetherness of one North Jersey community, banning together to fight with him through the battle. Several fundraisers were put in place in Demarest less than two weeks after Gabe Patnoi was diagnosed with Ewing Sarcoma -- an aggressive form of bone cancer. Gabe is facing a long road to recovery. But his neighbors, friends and classmates plan on helping him fight harder than the cancer. "We were rocked as a community hearing about the diagnosis," said Mark Goldstein, whose daughter is in school with Gabe. "We have created…

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by Cecilia Levine
Fair Lawn-Glen Rock, NJ
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'Starting From Scratch': Fundraisers Aid Fair Lawn Family Displaced By Fire 'Starting From Scratch': Fundraisers Aid Fair Lawn Family Displaced By Fire 'Starting From Scratch': Fundraisers Aid Fair Lawn Family Displaced By Fire
'Starting From Scratch': Fundraisers Aid Fair Lawn Family Displaced By Fire The community is coming together to aid a Fair Lawn family that lost everything in a house fire on Friday. Shany and Yitzy Horowitz -- along with their three children -- lost nearly everything in the rekindled blaze, which torched their house to a shell.  That included their cherished possessions, clothing, furniture, kitchenware and more. "They need to start from scratch," according to Miriam Schreiber Stobezki, who established a GoFundMe for the family that had raised more than $16,000 as of Saturday evening. The children's school, Yeshivat He'Atid, has also launched a do…

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by Cecilia Levine
Paramus, NJ
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Paramus PBA Donates $3G To Ramapo Bergen Animal Refuge Paramus PBA Donates $3G To Ramapo Bergen Animal Refuge Paramus PBA Donates $3G To Ramapo Bergen Animal Refuge
Paramus PBA Donates $3G To Ramapo Bergen Animal Refuge Ramapo Bergen Animal Refuge, Inc. (RBARI) has long held a special place in Paramus Police Detective Glenn Pagano's heart. In 2008, the rescue brought him his first dog, Kylie, a brindle pitbull found on the streets of Newark. At the time, Pagano wasn't looking for a dog, but he agreed to foster Kylie for RBARI.  A week later, he adopted her. KylieGlenn Pagano KylieGlenn Pagano Pagano says RBARI changed his life, which is why he chose the organization as the beneficiary for last week's Battle of the Warriors.  On Friday, the Paramus PBA presented RBARI with a $3,000 check from funds…

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Hackensack, NJ
Obituaries
Bergen County's Philip Bosco, Tony Award-Winning Actor, Dead At 88 Bergen County's Philip Bosco, Tony Award-Winning Actor, Dead At 88 Bergen County's Philip Bosco, Tony Award-Winning Actor, Dead At 88
Bergen County's Philip Bosco, Tony Award-Winning Actor, Dead At 88 Tony Award-winning actor Philip Bosco died Monday night at his home in Haworth. He was 88 years old. His daughter Celia Bosco said the cause was complications of dementia, multiple news outlets report. The Jersey City native was a Broadway veteran, also well-known from films such as The Savages and Working Girl. He won his Tony Award in 1989 for his performance as the general manager of a Cleveland opera company in the Ken Ludwig farce Lend Me a Tenor. Bosco was also nominated for his performances in “The Rape of the Belt,” ''Heartbreak House," ''You Never Can Tell" and “Moon Over Buf…

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Hackensack, NJ
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Lucky Landscaper Wins $5G A Week For Life In Bergen County Lucky Landscaper Wins $5G A Week For Life In Bergen County Lucky Landscaper Wins $5G A Week For Life In Bergen County
Lucky Landscaper Wins $5G A Week For Life In Bergen County A New York landscaper won $5,000 a week for life playing the New Jersey lottery after purchasing a ticket from a Bergen County retailer. Victor F. was picking up water form K.N.T. Food Store in Englewood when he decided to take a chance and buy a couple of scratch-off lottery tickets. Since he had never played before, Victor decided to wait until he got to work to find out if he had won anything on either of his tickets.  He was astonished to discover that he won big and called his sister Maria, who joined him at lottery headquarters in Lawrenceville when he filed his claim.…

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by Cecilia Levine
Teaneck, NJ
Breaking News
FDA Approved Medicine Has Makings Of 'Excellent Cancer Drug,' Holy Name Doc Says FDA Approved Medicine Has Makings Of 'Excellent Cancer Drug,' Holy Name Doc Says FDA Approved Medicine Has Makings Of 'Excellent Cancer Drug,' Holy Name Doc Says
FDA Approved Medicine Has Makings Of 'Excellent Cancer Drug,' Holy Name Doc Says A Holy Name Medical Center physician says a new cancer drug recently approved by the Food and Drug Administration is a significant step in the right direction. Vitrakvi (Larotrectinib) is for adults and children with solid tumors who test positive for TPM3-NTRK gene fusion, which Holy Name oncologist, Dr. Elan Diamond, likened to an on-switch that certain cancers depend on for growth and survival. Shutting off the switch can shut off the cancer. "It's a very fascinating development," he said. "This is one of the newest iterations of what we consider to be targeted treatment for cancer…

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Hackensack, NJ
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E.Coli Outbreak: 4 Bergen County Residents Infected E.Coli Outbreak: 4 Bergen County Residents Infected E.Coli Outbreak: 4 Bergen County Residents Infected
E.Coli Outbreak: 4 Bergen County Residents Infected Four people in Bergen County accounted for the 11 in New Jersey recently sickened by E.coli in the ongoing national outbreak. Federal officials on Thursday renewed their warning to avoid eating romaine lettuce from the central coasting region of northern and central California. Health officials did not say where the products were purchased from. One person from each of the following counties were also sickened: Morris, Ocean, Sussex, Union, Mercer, Essex and Hudson. More than 50 people in the U.S. have been infected since the outbreak, with the first illness reported Oct. 5. No deaths hav…

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