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The Rundown: Hottest Daily Voice Stories Of August 2017 The Rundown: Hottest Daily Voice Stories Of August 2017 The Rundown: Hottest Daily Voice Stories Of August 2017
The Rundown: Hottest Daily Voice Stories Of August 2017 Daily Voice is running down some of the top stories of 2017, leading up to the most popular on Sunday, Dec. 31. This year's theme: leaving 2017 on a high note. For every sad story, there's a happy one on its heels. These are the stories that topped news in August: SINEAD O'CONNOR In a heartbreaking video, Irish singer Sinead O'Connor said she's suicidal and living in a Hackensack motel. O'Connor on Aug. 4 opened up about mental illness, saying she's living in a Travelodge (on Huyler Street in Teterboro) in the "arse end of New Jersey" and that she's fighting to stay alive every…
Bakery Opening: Edible Notions Comes To Edgewater Bakery Opening: Edible Notions Comes To Edgewater Bakery Opening: Edible Notions Comes To Edgewater
Bakery Opening: Edible Notions Comes To Edgewater EDGEWATER, N.J. — A new specialty bake shop has opened in Edgewater. Edible Notions offers customized sweets for any occasion including bridal showers, house warming parties, birthdays and more. The bakery offers: Cake Pops Cakes Cookies Cupcakes Italian Favorites Mini Cakes Special Orders Edible Notions, 16 NJ-5, Edgewater
The Rundown: These Were The Most Read July Stories At Daily Voice The Rundown: These Were The Most Read July Stories At Daily Voice The Rundown: These Were The Most Read July Stories At Daily Voice
The Rundown: These Were The Most Read July Stories At Daily Voice Daily Voice is running down some of the top stories of 2017, leading up to the most popular on Sunday, Dec. 31. This year's theme: leaving 2017 on a high note. For every sad story, there's a happy one on its heels. These are the stories that topped news in July: MURDER OF JENNIFER LONDONO Raphael Lolos of Bergenfield dumped the remains of 31-year-old Jennifer Londono of Edgewater in the Hudson River, then "consistently and repeatedly" used her credit cards, Bergen County Prosecutor Gurbir S. Grewal said. On July 1, Lolos was charged with murder, desecration of human remains, st…
#KeepBillsRoute: Ridgewood Neighbors Want Their Mailman Back #KeepBillsRoute: Ridgewood Neighbors Want Their Mailman Back #KeepBillsRoute: Ridgewood Neighbors Want Their Mailman Back
#KeepBillsRoute: Ridgewood Neighbors Want Their Mailman Back RIDGEWOOD, N.J. — When Bill Olave's mail truck rolls up Ridgewood's streets, dogs and kids run out of the houses to greet him. That alone says something about Olave, who has been on the same route for nearly 15 years, and in the neighborhood for almost 30. But the residents who have come to know and love their mail carrier dearly were saddened to discover last week that his route will be altered come Jan. 18. "He goes out of his way to get to know the families on the route personally," said Morgan Tully, a local mom in the Willard community. "He knows everyone's favorite sp…
Election Year To Blame For End Of Glen Rock Farmer's Market, Founder Says Election Year To Blame For End Of Glen Rock Farmer's Market, Founder Says Election Year To Blame For End Of Glen Rock Farmer's Market, Founder Says
Election Year To Blame For End Of Glen Rock Farmer's Market, Founder Says GLEN ROCK, N.J. —  The Glen Rock Farmer's Market has come and gone. After just one season, the market is closing up shop -- with one year left in its contract. Market founder Alison Bloomfield blamed election year politics, saying it added pressure, according to NorthJersey.com. "It was death by a thousand cuts," she told NorthJersey.com, adding that the borough did not do enough to help publicize the market. The GRFM opened September 2016 as a trial run and then officially in June 2017. It was open Sundays from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at 1 Harding Plaza near Boro Hall. “It seems it …
Employees Needed For Asian Grocer 99 Ranch Market Coming To Hackensack Employees Needed For Asian Grocer 99 Ranch Market Coming To Hackensack Employees Needed For Asian Grocer 99 Ranch Market Coming To Hackensack
Employees Needed For Asian Grocer 99 Ranch Market Coming To Hackensack HACKENSACK, N.J. — The opening of an Asian supermarket headed to the Northeast is looking for employees for its new Hackensack location. 99 Ranch Market will open in early 2018, according to signs on the door of its 450 Hackensack Ave. facility (next to Home Depot). Open positions include stockers (frozen/dairy), cashiers, general helpers, associate/cooler worker in the meat, seafood and produce department, and helper in the bakery and hot kitchen. Applicants can contact: Audrey: 201-699-8618 Young: 201-699-8935 Email: [email protected]
8th Grader Who Saved Dog In Dumont Fire, Parents Lost Almost Everything 8th Grader Who Saved Dog In Dumont Fire, Parents Lost Almost Everything 8th Grader Who Saved Dog In Dumont Fire, Parents Lost Almost Everything
8th Grader Who Saved Dog In Dumont Fire, Parents Lost Almost Everything DUMONT, N.J. — There was one thing William McDonnell wasn't leaving behind in a fire that damaged his Dumont house earlier this month. His dog, Summer. The eighth grader saved Summer from the Dec. 15 fire and met his parents safely on the other side.  Everything else was lost in the flames. A GoFundMe has been launched to help the McDonnells rebuild. "The house is damaged and they can't live there," the page says.  "They lost all their possessions and need to start from scratch." More than $10,000 had been raised as of Wednesday morning. "The shock of losing t…
Rochelle Park's 'Dirty Harry' Brings Cheer To Air Force Family In Need Rochelle Park's 'Dirty Harry' Brings Cheer To Air Force Family In Need Rochelle Park's 'Dirty Harry' Brings Cheer To Air Force Family In Need
Rochelle Park's 'Dirty Harry' Brings Cheer To Air Force Family In Need ROCHELLE PARK, N.J. — A retired police officer and Rochelle Park business owner is gearing up to help a U.S. Air Force family for the second year in a row. Harry Sandwith of Dirty Harry's Detailing, formerly a Jersey City police officer, is heading to Maine and joining forces with the East Coast contingent of the Detail Mafia for the Second Annual Operation Sleigh Shine. This week, the group will surprise U.S. Air Force SMSgt Tim McAlister, his wife Amanda, and 12-year-old son Jeff with a revitalization of the family vehicle. They will then load it with Christmas gifts donated by the commu…
Driver Falls For Hero Rockland Firefighter Who Saved Her In Holiday Wreck Driver Falls For Hero Rockland Firefighter Who Saved Her In Holiday Wreck Driver Falls For Hero Rockland Firefighter Who Saved Her In Holiday Wreck
Driver Falls For Hero Rockland Firefighter Who Saved Her In Holiday Wreck Jennifer Lind Angelus of River Vale, New Jersey says vulnerability she experienced in a 2013 highway crash made room for a magical romance with the hero who saved her -- her now-husband, Nick Angelus. Jennifer, 27, was driving home from a holiday potluck in Parsippany when she hit a patch of ice and her car spun out, hitting barriers on the I287.Route 80 ramp "like bumper cars," she wrote in the New York Times. Paralyzed with fear, she sat in her car facing oncoming traffic and was hit twice by other cars. One of those two cars was the 26-year-old Angelus, a volunteer firefighter…
Franklin Lakes Deli Mart Sells Winning Lottery Ticket Franklin Lakes Deli Mart Sells Winning Lottery Ticket Franklin Lakes Deli Mart Sells Winning Lottery Ticket
Franklin Lakes Deli Mart Sells Winning Lottery Ticket FRANKLIN LAKES, N.J. — A Franklin Lakes convenience store and deli sold a winning New Jersey Lottery ticket for the Saturday, Dec. 23 drawing. The winner, who purchased the ticket from Deli Mart on Franklin Avenue, will be splitting the $450,134 Jersey Cash 5 jackpot from the Dec. 23 drawing. Each ticket is worth $225,067. The winning numbers were: 4 12 25 39 40. The XTRA number was: 04.  The second winning ticket was sold in Ventnor.
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