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Get Spooky: Soldiers Come To Life In Ridgewood Cemetery Get Spooky: Soldiers Come To Life In Ridgewood Cemetery Get Spooky: Soldiers Come To Life In Ridgewood Cemetery
Get Spooky: Soldiers Come To Life In Ridgewood Cemetery RIDGEWOOD, N.J. — The third annual Halloween cemetery walk sponsored by the Ridgewood Historical Society will begin and end at the Schoolhouse Museum on Oct. 20.  The latern-lit stroll will weave through the Valleau Cemetery, where soldiers and civilians come to life and tell their stories.  The party continues back at the museum with stories and locally produced cider and donuts.   There will be three guided walks beginning at 6 p.m.  Call 201 447-3242 or e-mail [email protected] to reserve your spot: $10 per adult/$5 per child or $20 per family.   All children must…
New York Rangers Sign Glen Rock's Brandon Crawley New York Rangers Sign Glen Rock's Brandon Crawley New York Rangers Sign Glen Rock's Brandon Crawley
New York Rangers Sign Glen Rock's Brandon Crawley GLEN ROCK, N.J. — The New York Rangers signed Glen Rock defenseman Brandon Crawley in an entry-level contract on Monday. In June, the Rangers selected Crawley, 20, as their first defenseman of the 2017 NHL Entry Draft. The athlete, a Bergen Catholic alum, had been playing for the Ontario Hockey League's London Knights.
Flip That Bar: Father, Son From Monroe Revamp New Jersey Liquor Store Flip That Bar: Father, Son From Monroe Revamp New Jersey Liquor Store Flip That Bar: Father, Son From Monroe Revamp New Jersey Liquor Store
Flip That Bar: Father, Son From Monroe Revamp New Jersey Liquor Store MONROE, N.Y. — A father-son duo from Monroe are receiving accolades in New Jersey for flipping an old dive bar yet preserving its speakeasy feel. Brookchester Bar & Liquors has become Barrel & Brew, thanks to Albert Tirado Jr., 32, and Albert Tirado, now of Old Tappan, N.J. The Tirados bought the place just over a year ago and began renovating in Februrary.  While they liked the location and privacy it offered in the corner of the shopping plaza, they felt it deserved a fresher, sleeker look. They tore up the worn tile floors and added wood floors. They opened up the side wall rev…
Vote Now: Bergen County Athletes Nominated For NY Giants National Award Vote Now: Bergen County Athletes Nominated For NY Giants National Award Vote Now: Bergen County Athletes Nominated For NY Giants National Award
Vote Now: Bergen County Athletes Nominated For NY Giants National Award BERGEN COUNTY, N.J. — Two Bergen County athletes are in the running for the USA Football’s Heart of a Giant award, presented by the Hospital for Special Surgery and the New York Giants. Michael Giancaspro of Wood-Ridge High School and Matthew Mai of Hackensack High School are among the ten Tri-State area high school football players nominated by their coaches for their commitment, teamwork, will, character and dedication. One grand prize winner will be selected based on video submissions stating why they have the Heart of a Giant and will be honored on the field during a New York Giants’ ho…
Special Ops Cliffside Park Soldier Analyzes Intel In Fight Against Isis Special Ops Cliffside Park Soldier Analyzes Intel In Fight Against Isis Special Ops Cliffside Park Soldier Analyzes Intel In Fight Against Isis
Special Ops Cliffside Park Soldier Analyzes Intel In Fight Against Isis This article was written by Carrie Castillo, a staff sergeant in the U.S. Army Reserve, currently serving with Special Operations Task Force-Operation Inherent Resolve in Kuwait. Castillo hails from Lombard, Illinois (25 miles west of Chicago), and is currently in the 318th Press Camp Headquarters in Forest Park, Illinois. CLIFFSIDE PARK, N.J. — For many, serving in the military is a great way to gain technical skills that can transpose to a civilian career or aid in earning a college degree. For Staff Sgt. Alexander Saldivar, originally from the Dominican Republic, he simply enlisted to ser…
Paterson School Admin Who Stole $75K Has Certs Revoked By State Paterson School Admin Who Stole $75K Has Certs Revoked By State Paterson School Admin Who Stole $75K Has Certs Revoked By State
Paterson School Admin Who Stole $75K Has Certs Revoked By State PATERSON, N.J. — The administrator of a charter school relinquished her certificates to the state after admitting to stealing more than $75,000 from the school. At its meeting last month, the New Jersey State Board of Examiners reviewed an affidavit that the Passaic County Prosecutor’s Office had forwarded regarding Kathleen E. Patacsil of Lodi. In May, Patacsil pled guilty to theft by deception and in July, she was sentenced to drug court. Patacsil currently holds a School Business Administrator Certificate of Eligibility, issued in July 2010. She agreed to relinquish her certificate.
New Restaurant Opening: Jam Burger Comes To Garfield New Restaurant Opening: Jam Burger Comes To Garfield New Restaurant Opening: Jam Burger Comes To Garfield
New Restaurant Opening: Jam Burger Comes To Garfield GARFIELD, N.J. — A new burger joint has opened in Garfield, BoozyBurbs reports. Jam Burger is located at 87 Passaic St., and offers several styles of hamburgers, shakes and add-ons. CLICK HERE FOR MORE.
Ex-Clifton High Band Director Has Teaching License Revoked Ex-Clifton High Band Director Has Teaching License Revoked Ex-Clifton High Band Director Has Teaching License Revoked
Ex-Clifton High Band Director Has Teaching License Revoked CLIFTON, N.J. — The state has revoked the teaching license of Cody J. Holody, who was fired as the Clifton High School band director in 2015. An investigation found photos from school security cameras depicting Holody and a student identified as "A" alone in the band office for more than three hours on three consecutive days prior to the student's June 2015 graduation. The photos show Holody entered the band room wearing dress pants and a shirt and tie, and exited several hours later in shorts and a tee shirt. “A” was in the office the entire time. One of the photographs also sho…
Etienne Longa, Lodi Father Of NFL Player, Dies Etienne Longa, Lodi Father Of NFL Player, Dies Etienne Longa, Lodi Father Of NFL Player, Dies
Etienne Longa, Lodi Father Of NFL Player, Dies LODI, N.J. — The Lodi father of a Detroit Lions linebacker was killed in a pedestrian crash Thursday, NorthJersey.com reports. Etienne Longa, 55, was the father of Steve Longa, who played football in Saddle Brook and later at Rutgers, the article says. Longa died in Pennsylvania after attempting to cross the street, according to NorthJersey.com. CLICK HERE FOR MORE.
Have You Been? Middletown Bagel Shop Rated Best In Orange Have You Been? Middletown Bagel Shop Rated Best In Orange Have You Been? Middletown Bagel Shop Rated Best In Orange
Have You Been? Middletown Bagel Shop Rated Best In Orange MIDDLETOWN, N.Y. — Breakfast sandwiches... enough said. Yelpers are saying that The Bagel Shop on Main Street in Middletown is the best around. The eatery received a 5-star review from 44 of the 54 users, many citing breakfast sandwiches as the shop's greatest assets. They're also only $3.50. The BOHO, for example, is a bacon, egg and cheese with the added bonus of home fries, right on the bread. Click here for more.
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