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Bergenfield Parents Seek $2500 To Send Kids To Junior Special Olympics Bergenfield Parents Seek $2500 To Send Kids To Junior Special Olympics Bergenfield Parents Seek $2500 To Send Kids To Junior Special Olympics
Bergenfield Parents Seek $2500 To Send Kids To Junior Special Olympics Five children from Bergenfield will be representing Bergen County at the Track and Field National Junior Olympics in North Carolina.  That is, if they can get there. Parents are responsible for coming up with the money for transportation and $2500 is needed. A GoFundMe launched by one of the parents, Jorge Martinez. DONATE HERE.
Feds: Ex-Bergen County Mail Handler Stole Packages Containing Pot Feds: Ex-Bergen County Mail Handler Stole Packages Containing Pot Feds: Ex-Bergen County Mail Handler Stole Packages Containing Pot
Feds: Ex-Bergen County Mail Handler Stole Packages Containing Pot A former U.S. Postal Service mail handler in Teterboro on Thursday admitted to stealing more than 15 packages containing marijuana, federal authorities announced. Akeem Cauthen, 30 of Newark, pleaded guilty before U.S. District Judge Susan D. Wigenton in federal court to an information charging him with one count of theft of mail, U.S. Attorney Craig Carpenito announced. He was released on $40,000 unsecured bond. The Northern New Jersey Metro Processing and Distribution Center mail handler looked for parcels from Arizona, California, or Colorado, and smelled, opened or poked holes in the pa…
Restaurateur, Bartender Busted With 6½ Pounds Of Pot In Fort Lee Restaurateur, Bartender Busted With 6½ Pounds Of Pot In Fort Lee Restaurateur, Bartender Busted With 6½ Pounds Of Pot In Fort Lee
Restaurateur, Bartender Busted With 6½ Pounds Of Pot In Fort Lee A restaurateur and bartender are facing drug charges after police seized more than six pounds of marijuana from them during a motor vehicle stop in Fort Lee. Abel Marquez-Mesa, 62 of Roselle, and Dorka Nova, 33 of Jersey City, were arrested and charged with possession with intent to distribute -- a second-degree crime, Acting Bergen County Prosecutor Dennis Calo said. The arrests were the result of an investigation conducted by the Bergen County Prosecutor=s Office under the direction of Chief Robert Anzilotti. Nova and Mesa were released pending a first appearance court date at Central Ju…
$57G Seized From Couple Driving Through Fort Lee; Charged With Money Laundering $57G Seized From Couple Driving Through Fort Lee; Charged With Money Laundering $57G Seized From Couple Driving Through Fort Lee; Charged With Money Laundering
$57G Seized From Couple Driving Through Fort Lee; Charged With Money Laundering A Jersey City couple is facing money laundering charges after authorities found more than $57,000 in a secret compartment in their SUV during a Fort Lee motor vehicle stop. Ernie Sosa, a 33-year-old roofer, and Xiomara Castillo, a 32-year-old Uber driver, were arrested and charged with one count of money laundering, a third degree crime, Acting Bergen County Prosecutor Dennis Calo said. The arrests are the result of an investigation conducted by members of the Bergen County Prosecutor’s Office under the direction of Chief Robert Anzilotti. The couple was released pending a first appearance…
Kazakh Olympic Medalist Denis Ten Stabbed To Death Trained Often At Hackensack Ice House Kazakh Olympic Medalist Denis Ten Stabbed To Death Trained Often At Hackensack Ice House Kazakh Olympic Medalist Denis Ten Stabbed To Death Trained Often At Hackensack Ice House
Kazakh Olympic Medalist Denis Ten Stabbed To Death Trained Often At Hackensack Ice House Olympic medalist Denis Ten, who was stabbed to death in Kazakhstan Thursday, was no stranger to the Hackensack Ice House. The two-time world champion trained often with choreographer Nikolai Morozov, facility officials said. The 25-year-old figure skater was reportedly stabbed in the right thigh by two men trying to steal his car's mirrors. Ten won bronze at the 2014 Sochi Olympics in the men’s singles competition and was just the fourth Kazakh athlete to win a Winter Olympic medal. In a tribute to Ten, the Ice House said not only was he an incredible athlete, but "most importantly, …
Bergen County's Own 'Superman' Competes On Food Network's 'Worst Cooks In America' Bergen County's Own 'Superman' Competes On Food Network's 'Worst Cooks In America' Bergen County's Own 'Superman' Competes On Food Network's 'Worst Cooks In America'
Bergen County's Own 'Superman' Competes On Food Network's 'Worst Cooks In America' Bergen County native Robbie DeRaffele's kitchen skills aren't exactly heroic. The Hackensack models works in Times Square as Superman by day and wants to learn to cook so the kitchen is no longer his kryptonite. The Paramus native has set fires in the kitchen and even gave himself salmonella poisoning from eating his own undercooked eggs. He believes culinary boot camp will help him become the best version of himself. DeRaffele will be transformed by chefs Robert Irvine and Anne Burrell on the show, airing at 9 p.m. on Aug. 12, on Food Network.
What Is The Best Age To Start Botox? Is It Dangerous? Englewood Physician Has Answers What Is The Best Age To Start Botox? Is It Dangerous? Englewood Physician Has Answers What Is The Best Age To Start Botox? Is It Dangerous? Englewood Physician Has Answers
What Is The Best Age To Start Botox? Is It Dangerous? Englewood Physician Has Answers If a discounted Botox deal sounds too good to be true, it probably is, according to Englewood physician Dimitry Rabkin.  The Esthetica MD founder is busting stereotypes about the luxury product, commonly used for non-invasive facial rejuvenation procedures. But, Rabkin maintains, that's not all the product is used for. Botox is a trade name and there are three products that do essentially the same: Relaxing the muscles of facial expression, that contribute to formation of lines and creases especially between the eye brows, forehead, around the eyes and lips, he said.The products are Botox,…
YOU DECIDE: Who's North Jersey's 'Fittest Cop'? YOU DECIDE: Who's North Jersey's 'Fittest Cop'? YOU DECIDE: Who's North Jersey's 'Fittest Cop'?
YOU Decide: Who's North Jersey's 'Fittest Cop'? You've seen the bodybuilders and the marathoners, the cyclists, personal trainers, CrossFitters and military vets -- but of all the "Fit Cops" in Bergen and Passaic counties brought to you by Daily Voice this year, whom do you consider fittest of all? *** (Due to problems reported by iPhone users, best to vote on computers. Apologies for the inconvenience) *** Our first-ever "Fit Cops" competition highlights the 10 law enforcement officers whose stories received the most clicks in the series.  The winner will receive apparel from Fit & Blue and a banner to hang at he…
Remember This Hackensack Police Detective-Turned Realtor? Well, He Just Won The $1M Powerball Remember This Hackensack Police Detective-Turned Realtor? Well, He Just Won The $1M Powerball Remember This Hackensack Police Detective-Turned Realtor? Well, He Just Won The $1M Powerball
Remember This Hackensack Police Detective-Turned Realtor? Well, He Just Won The $1M Powerball A former Hackensack police detective who recently retired as a real estate agent won $1 million playing the New Jersey Lottery. Niles Malvasia and his wife Sara of Washington Township on Jan. 6 picked up $20 worth of Powerball tickets for a chance to win the $559.7 million prize -- a record high. The former detective sergeant read across the numbers on one of the lines on the ticket and saw something amazing – it matched five of the five white balls drawn for the second-tier prize of $1 million. Malvasia retired from law enforcement in 2016 and earlier this month earned his real estate lic…
Lyndhurst Pilates Studio Wants You To Play With Puppies On The Mat (You Can Keep Them) Lyndhurst Pilates Studio Wants You To Play With Puppies On The Mat (You Can Keep Them) Lyndhurst Pilates Studio Wants You To Play With Puppies On The Mat (You Can Keep Them)
Lyndhurst Pilates Studio Wants You To Play With Puppies On The Mat (You Can Keep Them) What does it take to get you to the mat? Studio 108 in Lyndhurst has an idea: Puppies. The Stuyvesant Avenue studio will be holding its second annual fundraiser and adoption event  benefiting the Friends of The Secaucus Animal Shelter Saturday from 3 to 5 p.m. The shelter is a no-kill, free-roaming facility that doesn’t use cages. “Animals are near and dear to my heart and I’m happy to do anything to help the shelter and help pets get adopted,” benefiting the Friends of The Secaucus Animal Shelter. studio owner Teresa Dornellas said.  “Plus it’s always fun to workout with animals roaming…
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