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Paramus, NJ
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Sudden Paramus Tesla Acceleration Is 4th Reported U.S. Incident In 2018 Sudden Paramus Tesla Acceleration Is 4th Reported U.S. Incident In 2018 Sudden Paramus Tesla Acceleration Is 4th Reported U.S. Incident In 2018
Sudden Paramus Tesla Acceleration Is 4th Reported U.S. Incident In 2018 A Paramus Tesla driver's report of sudden and unprompted acceleration while trying to park is fourth in a series of similar complaints made in 2018 alone. On Friday just before 5 p.m., the driver was trying to park his Model S at The Christmas Tree Shops when the vehicle sped up, striking two parked cars in the process, according to police reports. The incident comes in the wake of several other notably similar complaints submitted to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration in 2018 alone, in which Tesla drivers report unprompted acceleration of their vehicles, Consumer Affairs re…

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by Cecilia Levine
Wyckoff-Franklin Lakes, NJ
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This Oakland Police Officer, Motorcyclist Beat Cancer - Twice This Oakland Police Officer, Motorcyclist Beat Cancer - Twice This Oakland Police Officer, Motorcyclist Beat Cancer - Twice
This Oakland Police Officer, Motorcyclist Beat Cancer - Twice Oakland Police Officer Mark Piercy gets on his Harley and suddenly is free. Riding alongside his brothers in Maywood's Untouchables Motorcycle Club with his wife, Tara, holding him from behind, Piercy's problems seem to disappear. All he sees is the road ahead. In that moment, nothing else matters. This is how the 44-year-old officer assigned to the detective bureau has cleared his head and coped with stress for the better part of his life. But from August 2010 to January 2012 as he battled two forms of aggressive cancer, Piercy didn't have the motorcycle handles to lean on. Just friends…

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by Cecilia Levine
Stamford, CT
Obituaries
Clients Grieve Loss Of Beloved Stamford Hairdresser Michael Jordan Clients Grieve Loss Of Beloved Stamford Hairdresser Michael Jordan Clients Grieve Loss Of Beloved Stamford Hairdresser Michael Jordan
Clients Grieve Loss Of Beloved Stamford Hairdresser Michael Jordan Michael J. Jordan of Stamford died on Monday, April 16. He worked as a hairdresser for more than 50 years in the Stamford and Darien area. The Stratford native was 68. His clients say they will miss him dearly. "I spent many hours in Michael's chair or just hangin' out on the floor or in the basement after hours," one said on social media.  "Michael was an artist with a pair of shears and loved to snap photos of his finished product." "My heart is so heavy," said another client of 43 years. "You were my shrink and I was yours! I love you Michael."…

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by Cecilia Levine
Greenwich, CT
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'Good Morning America' Cuts Back Airtime For Greenwich Anchor Lara Spencer 'Good Morning America' Cuts Back Airtime For Greenwich Anchor Lara Spencer 'Good Morning America' Cuts Back Airtime For Greenwich Anchor Lara Spencer
'Good Morning America' Cuts Back Airtime For Greenwich Anchor Lara Spencer You're about to see a whole lot less of Greenwich's Lara Spencer in the morning, new reports say. Producers of ABC's "Good Morning America" are cutting the news anchor's airtime to focus on the trio of Robin Roberts, George Stephanopoulos and Michael Strahan, Page Six reports. Spencer's colleague Amy Robach will also be losing time on the show, the article says. Spencer, a longtime co-anchor, has a new production company for lifestyle shows and has signed a new contract with "Good Morning America" to allow her more time away from the camera, Page Six says. The newswoma…

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by Cecilia Levine
Lyndhurst, NJ
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Bruised, Abused: Lyndhurst Pet Valu Groomer Traumatized 3 Dogs, Owner Says Bruised, Abused: Lyndhurst Pet Valu Groomer Traumatized 3 Dogs, Owner Says Bruised, Abused: Lyndhurst Pet Valu Groomer Traumatized 3 Dogs, Owner Says
Bruised, Abused: Lyndhurst Pet Valu Groomer Traumatized 3 Dogs, Owner Says A Carlstadt woman says she and her three dogs are still haunted by a trip to the groomer's at Pet Valu more than a year ago. All three dogs were returned traumatized -- with more than 20 bruises and cuts combined -- after a routine visit to the Lyndhurst store's grooming department, Andrea Maloney said. It was both sickening as well as shocking the amount of abuse and pain this person put my dogs through. A Pet Val official told Daily Voice that the groomer was an independent contractor and has since been let go from the Lyndhurst Pet Valu location. That's no comfort to Maloney, whose dogs…

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by Cecilia Levine
Hackensack, NJ
Obituaries
Rising MMA Fighter Juvaunne Gordon Of Hackensack Dies, 26 Rising MMA Fighter Juvaunne Gordon Of Hackensack Dies, 26 Rising MMA Fighter Juvaunne Gordon Of Hackensack Dies, 26
Rising MMA Fighter Juvaunne Gordon Of Hackensack Dies, 26 Hackensack native Juvaunne Gordon died on Friday, April 20. He was 26 years old. UPDATE: Cause Of Death For Hackensack MMA Fighter Juvaunne Gordon Released Gordon had been pursuing his passion as an MMA fighter. He got his start on the Hackensack High School (Class of 2010) wrestling team. He was known in the ring as Maica or Maika -- a tribute to his native country, Jamaica. Gordon on Facebook described himself as "A man striving to become a legend." "They say God makes no mistakes, but I find that very hard to believe right now." Friends remembered Gordon as one of t…

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by Cecilia Levine
Fort Lee, NJ
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New Film Tax Bill Brings Production Studios Back To Fort Lee New Film Tax Bill Brings Production Studios Back To Fort Lee New Film Tax Bill Brings Production Studios Back To Fort Lee
New Film Tax Bill Brings Production Studios Back To Fort Lee Production companies that got their start in Fort Lee are eagerly awaiting to return to the Garden State, provided the new film tax credit bill is signed into law by Gov. Phil Murphy. In 2010, Gov. Chris Christie suspended an incentive program, which had a $10 million cap on movies and $2 million on digital media. A new bill sponsored by Sen. Loretta Weinberg gives $75 million in tax credits for movies and $10 million for digital media. And so, production companies are "lining up" for their grand return across the Hudson River, Sony Pictures Classics Co-President Tom Bernard told…

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by Cecilia Levine
Middletown-Wallkill, NY
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Bus Driver Headed To Woodbury Commons Fired After Unsettling Video Released Bus Driver Headed To Woodbury Commons Fired After Unsettling Video Released Bus Driver Headed To Woodbury Commons Fired After Unsettling Video Released
Bus Driver Headed To Woodbury Commons Fired After Unsettling Video Released A bus driver headed to the Woodbury Common Premium Outlets has been fired after a video of him watching movies behind the wheel surfaced. The unidentified driver for Tour America had just left Manhattan Monday morning when he was caught on camera by passenger Barry Fisk watching classics like "Mrs. Doubtfire" and surfing the internet on his phone, according to multiple reports. Under New York law, it is illegal to use a handheld phone or electronic device while driving. This includes talking, sending or viewing or taking images and playing games.

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by Cecilia Levine
Paterson, NJ
Your Community
Someone In Wayne Won $1,000 A Week For Life Someone In Wayne Won $1,000 A Week For Life Someone In Wayne Won $1,000 A Week For Life
Someone In Wayne Won $1,000 A Week For Life ShopRite on Hamburg Turnpike in Wayne sold a winning New Jersey Lottery CASH4LIFE ticket worth $1,000. The winning numbers from the April 19 drawing were 04, 15, 28, 35 and 42. The Cash Ball was: 02. Two New Jersey ticketholders won $2,500 when their ticket matched the four white balls and Cash Ball drawn. One of those players added the DOUBLER feature doubling the prize to $5000. Moreover, 30,444 other players won $125,486 in cash prizes ranging from $2 to $500 with 3,706 of those tickets doubling their prize with DOUBLER. The winning numbers were:  The DOUBLER add-on feature doubles the …

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by Cecilia Levine
Cresskill-Closter, NJ
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$2.2M Grant Will Fix 'Seven Pipes' Bridge In Oradell Reservoir $2.2M Grant Will Fix 'Seven Pipes' Bridge In Oradell Reservoir $2.2M Grant Will Fix 'Seven Pipes' Bridge In Oradell Reservoir
$2.2M Grant Will Fix 'Seven Pipes' Bridge In Oradell Reservoir A $2.2 million contract has been awarded to repair the Seven Pipes Bridge in the Oradell Reservoir. Bergen County officials on Thursday awarded a contract to replace the Closter-Harrington Park bridge over the northeastern part of the reservoir. The County expects to begin work on this project in the late Spring of 2018.  “Our bridges and roads help make up the backbone of our surface transportation network,” County Executive James Tedesco said.  “When our bridges and roads fall into disrepair due to their advancing age, it is important that we repair them because maintaining our infrastr…

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