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‘I Finally Get To Be A Kid Again,' Says Cancer Patient Cured By HUMC's New Treatment ‘I Finally Get To Be A Kid Again,' Says Cancer Patient Cured By HUMC's New Treatment ‘I Finally Get To Be A Kid Again,' Says Cancer Patient Cured By HUMC's New Treatment
‘I Finally Get To Be A Kid Again,' Says Cancer Patient Cured By Humc's New Treatment Olivia Viscogliosi is a curious, outgoing and very active three-year-old. But, earlier this year, her parents were concerned about her future.  At the age of two, Olivia of Harrison, N.Y. was diagnosed with acute lymphoblastic leukemia , a rare form of the disease. “There was a time when Olivia had a lot going on and we were constantly watching every single tiny movement she would make and constantly worrying about the next thing that was going to happen or complication with her illness,” said Dory Viscogliosi, Olivia’s mother.  “She is so energetic now. We have a three-year-old who like…
Would You Watch? Paterson Top Cop Producing Crime Show With 'American Chopper' Exec Would You Watch? Paterson Top Cop Producing Crime Show With 'American Chopper' Exec Would You Watch? Paterson Top Cop Producing Crime Show With 'American Chopper' Exec
Would You Watch? Paterson Top Cop Producing Crime Show With 'American Chopper' Exec Paterson Police Director Jerry Speziale will be co-producing a new crime show with  "American Chopper" executive producer Franco Porporino Jr., RadarOnline reports. The show is in pre-production with Tent City Productions/Fremantle Media and will highlight dramatic reenactments of some of Speziale's most famous cases, including his take down of the Cali Drug Cartel, the article says. CLICK HERE FOR MORE.
Mesmerizing Video Shows Englewood Firefighter Dancing On Subway Platform Mesmerizing Video Shows Englewood Firefighter Dancing On Subway Platform Mesmerizing Video Shows Englewood Firefighter Dancing On Subway Platform
Mesmerizing Video Shows Englewood Firefighter Dancing On Subway Platform Working out has never looked so fun. A video of Englewood firefighter Tarrant Anderson doing step aerobics on a New York City subway platform is garnering the attention of thousands.  Anderson, formerly of Hackensack, owns The Fitness Factory a block from the fire station. He began putting a hip-hop twist on the 1980s exercise fad, taking step aerobics to new levels. He calls it "trap aerobics." Anyone looking to try can visit The Fitness Factory on S. Van Brundt Street.
Man Who Stole Power Tools From Cars At Home Depot In March Just Did It Again: Hackensack PD Man Who Stole Power Tools From Cars At Home Depot In March Just Did It Again: Hackensack PD Man Who Stole Power Tools From Cars At Home Depot In March Just Did It Again: Hackensack PD
Man Who Stole Power Tools From Cars At Home Depot In March Just Did It Again: Hackensack PD An Englewood man who in March was caught taking power tools from a truck in the parking lot of Hackensack Avenue's Home Depot was captured on surveillance video doing the exact same thing in the exact same lot, authorities said. This time, 33-year-old Adan Lora is facing drug charges in addition to burglary and theft, for taking power tools from cars in the lot and putting them in a shopping cart, Hackensack Police Captain Peter Busciglio said. Last Friday afternoon, Hackensack police officers were dispatched to Home Depot on a report of a man peering into parked vehicles in the lot. Upon a…
Fatal Fall Kills 'Selfless' Ridgefield Park Woman Days After 25th Birthday Fatal Fall Kills 'Selfless' Ridgefield Park Woman Days After 25th Birthday Fatal Fall Kills 'Selfless' Ridgefield Park Woman Days After 25th Birthday
Fatal Fall Kills 'Selfless' Ridgefield Park Woman Days After 25th Birthday Nicole Jean Schuck of Ridgefield Park died on July 19 after a valiant battle with injuries she sustained in a fall. She had just turned 25 years old. She was surrounded by her family and friends at the time of her peaceful passing. Nicole was a graduate of Ridgefield Park High School, class of 2011. She graduated from Lincoln Tech in 2017 with a certificate for Nurse’s Aide. Nicole loved spending summers at West Creek, where she had made many, many friends and loved being by the ocean. She had spent her high school days working with special needs children, consistently put the needs of o…
Midland Park Carpenter David Laauwe Dies, 42 Midland Park Carpenter David Laauwe Dies, 42 Midland Park Carpenter David Laauwe Dies, 42
Midland Park Carpenter David Laauwe Dies, 42 David Laauwe of Midland Park died on July 21. He was 42 years old. Born in Ridgewood he has lived in Midland Park all his life. He was a carpenter by trade and was a former member of the NYC Carpenter’s union. David loved fishing, camping and quiet walks in the woods. He is preceded in death by his mother Janice Laauwe (nee Breur). He is survived by his father Alfred Laauwe and brother Gregory Laauwe. Visitation is July 25 from 4 to 8 p.m. at Vander Plaat-Vermeulen Memorial Home, 530 High Mountain Road in Franklin Lakes. Burial will be held privately at George Washington Memorial Park.
Hackensack PD: Philadelphia Man Had Pot, $137K In Suspected Drug Cash In Jeep Hackensack PD: Philadelphia Man Had Pot, $137K In Suspected Drug Cash In Jeep Hackensack PD: Philadelphia Man Had Pot, $137K In Suspected Drug Cash In Jeep
Hackensack PD: Philadelphia Man Had Pot, $137K In Suspected Drug Cash In Jeep Hackensack police officers seized more than $137,000 in cash and marijuana from a Philadelphia man during a motor vehicle stop, authorities said. On Friday, July 13, members of the Hackensack Police Narcotics Division pulled over Jose Diaz-Velez, 38, on Hudson Street, Captain Peter Busciglio said. The officers found marijuana and cash suspiciously packaged inside of his white Jeep Liberty, the captain said.  Diaz-Velez was charged him with one count of transporting or possessing property and possession of marijuana, and transported to the Bergen County Jail, Busciglio said.
VIDEO: They Just Wanted To Play In Traffic! Elmwood Park Police Make Daring Duckling Rescue VIDEO: They Just Wanted To Play In Traffic! Elmwood Park Police Make Daring Duckling Rescue VIDEO: They Just Wanted To Play In Traffic! Elmwood Park Police Make Daring Duckling Rescue
Video: They Just Wanted To Play In Traffic! Elmwood Park Police Make Daring Duckling Rescue A trio of mischievous ducklings just wanted to play in the roadway -- but Elmwood Park police knew better. At 8 a.m. Monday, patrol received a call for the three ducklings playing in the street at the intersection of the Route 46 offramp and River Drive.  Officers arrived to find a trio of ducklings hiding underneath the caller’s vehicle.  After a brief game of hide and seek, police removed the trio was from underneath the car and escorted them to the other side of the road in hopes they'd reunite with mama duck. But that didn’t happen. Instead, the ducks attempted to go back into the roa…
Luxury Hawthorne Townhouse Is Move-In Ready With Renovated Loft Luxury Hawthorne Townhouse Is Move-In Ready With Renovated Loft Luxury Hawthorne Townhouse Is Move-In Ready With Renovated Loft
Luxury Hawthorne Townhouse Is Move-In Ready With Renovated Loft A luxury Hawthorne townhouse  is on the market for $399,000. The Goffle Brook Court home is pet friendly and as two bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms, a dishwasher, elevator -- with access to an exercise room and pool. The multi-level "Clemson model" is minutes from the Wyckoff border and boasts upgrades including a kitchen and loft. Other amenities include: Brazilian hardwood floors  Low monthly maintenance Parking for two cars High ceilings Fireplace EMAIL NICK TRIANO FOR FURTHER DETAILS.
Totowa Woman Scarred For Life After Finding Dead Rodent In Arizona Drink, Suit Says Totowa Woman Scarred For Life After Finding Dead Rodent In Arizona Drink, Suit Says Totowa Woman Scarred For Life After Finding Dead Rodent In Arizona Drink, Suit Says
Totowa Woman Scarred For Life After Finding Dead Rodent In Arizona Drink, Suit Says A Totowa woman hoping for a refreshing beverage said she cracked open a can of Arizona to discover a dead rodent, according to a lawsuit filed in Superior Court. Samantha Corrado says she bought the drink at the Union Boulevard CVS in August 2016, finished the whole drink and then noticed that the can still weighed more than she was used to, the suit says. She looked in and saw the dead rodent, which was not specified in the lawsuit. Corrado said she has since been plagued with psychiatric and psychological issues and thus is suing Arizona Beverages USA, CVS Pharmacy, the bottling company …
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