Cecilia Levine

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Wyckoff-Franklin Lakes, NJ
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Tuscany Or Franklin Lakes? Contemporary Home Offers Pool With A View Tuscany Or Franklin Lakes? Contemporary Home Offers Pool With A View Tuscany Or Franklin Lakes? Contemporary Home Offers Pool With A View
Tuscany Or Franklin Lakes? Contemporary Home Offers Pool With A View FRANKLIN LAKES, N.J. — A five bedroom luxury home is on the market for nearly $4 million in Franklin Lakes. The Cherokee Lane home comes with a pool with a stunning view of the Campgaw Mountains, reminiscent of a Villa in Tuscany or Mansion in the Hollywood Hills. The private location is set on "The Peak" and boasts a pool beautiful enough to be on a movie set, walls of glass and sliding doors to a wrap-around, first floor patio. The four-car garage has three lifts and can accommodate seven vehicles. There is also a tennis court and space that could be developed. Click here for …

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by Cecilia Levine
Hackensack, NJ
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Police: Burglar Tried Getting In Shower With Hackensack Woman Police: Burglar Tried Getting In Shower With Hackensack Woman Police: Burglar Tried Getting In Shower With Hackensack Woman
Police: Burglar Tried Getting In Shower With Hackensack Woman HACKENSACK, N.J. — James King of Jamaica, N.Y. was charged with burglary and lewdness after entering a woman's Hackensack home and proceeding to take his clothes off in the bathroom where she was showering Wednesday morning, police said. At 8:20 a.m., Hackensack police responded to a house on First Street on a report of a burglary in progress, authorities said.  The victim stated that while she was showering, King entered the bathroom and proceeded to remove his clothing, according to police. When the victim advised him that she was going to call the Police, the actor left the bathroom, po…

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by Cecilia Levine
Hackensack, NJ
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2 Bergen Police Departments Awarded Grants In Name Of Late Detective 2 Bergen Police Departments Awarded Grants In Name Of Late Detective 2 Bergen Police Departments Awarded Grants In Name Of Late Detective
2 Bergen Police Departments Awarded Grants In Name Of Late Detective Several Bergen and Passaic county police departments were among 28 across New Jersey to receive grant money from Attorney General Christopher S. Porrino honoring a Summit detective who was killed in a crash earlier this year, and epitomized the goals of community policing, Porrino said. The $219,000 from the “Detective Matthew L. Tarentino Community Policing Grant Program" provides grants to police departments for initiatives aimed at fostering strong police-community relations.  These are the Bergen County departments that received funds: Emerson Police Department: $4,840 — Emerson …

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by Cecilia Levine
Garfield-Lodi, NJ
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Garfield Police Add Strategic Response Group Garfield Police Add Strategic Response Group Garfield Police Add Strategic Response Group
Garfield Police Add Strategic Response Group GARFIELD, N.J. — Members of the Garfield Police Department's newly-formed Strategic Response Group (SRG) held firearms training on Tuesday. The group's mission is a specialized, active shooter team that will work in coordination with patrol officers and the department's emergency service unit during an active shooter incident, authorities said. "Our department continues to evolve in these uncertain times and strives to be prepared to be able to provide our residents with the best services possible," police said on social media.

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by Cecilia Levine
Englewood, NJ
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Englewood Towing Company: We Were Unfairly Suspended Because Of Race Englewood Towing Company: We Were Unfairly Suspended Because Of Race Englewood Towing Company: We Were Unfairly Suspended Because Of Race
Englewood Towing Company: We Were Unfairly Suspended Because Of Race ENGLEWOOD, N.J. — The owners of an area towing company are suing Englewood, alleging that they were unfairly suspended and discriminated against because of their race, NorthJersey.com reports. Red Hills Towing Company in April launched a petition that has since garnered more than 130 signatures, aimed to "put an end to discrimination against minority owned businesses as well as stop the exploitation of Englewood's residents who are getting their cars towed and being charged outrageous fees," the petition says. "This is taking place primarily in the 3rd and 4th Wards. Help put…

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by Cecilia Levine
Northern Valley, NJ
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Hiker Encounters Black Bear In Rockleigh, Trails Closed Hiker Encounters Black Bear In Rockleigh, Trails Closed Hiker Encounters Black Bear In Rockleigh, Trails Closed
Hiker Encounters Black Bear In Rockleigh, Trails Closed ROCKLEIGH, N.J. — Trails behind Rockleigh Borough Hall were closed due to a bear sighting at 11 a.m. Tuesday. A hiker encountered a bear just over the ridge where the yellow and blue trails meet, police said. The bear did not threaten the hiker, according to police. Bear prints were seen in the area, indicating that the bear was moving in an easterly direction toward the Palisades Interstate Parkway, police said. Here are some black bear tips from police: Don't EVER feed a bear! It's dangerous, illegal, and it's what makes bears problematic and aggressive. Pay attention for scat, tracks,…

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by Cecilia Levine
Mahwah-Ramsey, NJ
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Winning Lottery Ticket Purchased At Ramsey Quick Chek Winning Lottery Ticket Purchased At Ramsey Quick Chek Winning Lottery Ticket Purchased At Ramsey Quick Chek
Winning Lottery Ticket Purchased At Ramsey Quick Chek RAMSEY, N.J. — One of three third-tier prizewinning New Jersey Lottery tickets worth $25,000 was purchased at the Quick Chek on Route 17 North in Ramsey. Carole Hedinger, New Jersey Lottery executive director, announced that there were no Mega Millions game jackpot or second-tier New Jersey prizewinners.  The winning numbers for the Tuesday, Aug. 1 drawing were: 20, 22, 52, 57 and 73. The Gold Mega Ball was 07, and the Megaplier Multiplier was 05.  There were three third-tier prizewinning tickets sold that matched four of the five white balls and the Gold Mega Ball drawn winning the $5,000…

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by Cecilia Levine
Hackensack, NJ
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Parents To Sue School District After New Jersey 12-Year-Old Commits Suicide Parents To Sue School District After New Jersey 12-Year-Old Commits Suicide Parents To Sue School District After New Jersey 12-Year-Old Commits Suicide
Parents To Sue School District After New Jersey 12-Year-Old Commits Suicide The parents of a New Jersey girl who took her own life at just 12 years old are planning on suing the district for failing to take action, NJ.com reports. Mallory Grossman of Rockaway was bullied in person along with texts and social media messages from girls at her middle school over the course of several months, the article said. Some of the messages were from people calling her a loser, and some urging Grossman to kill herself, according to NJ.com. CLICK HERE FOR THE FULL STORY.

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by Cecilia Levine
Englewood, NJ
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Paterson Teacher From Tenafly Sues District For Alleged Race Discrimination Paterson Teacher From Tenafly Sues District For Alleged Race Discrimination Paterson Teacher From Tenafly Sues District For Alleged Race Discrimination
Paterson Teacher From Tenafly Sues District For Alleged Race Discrimination TENAFLY, N.J. — Sherri Rothstein of Tenafly, a teacher in Paterson, has filed a discrimination lawsuit against the district alleging race discrimination, NJ.com reports. The teacher said she was passed over more than 30 times when it came time for promotion, the article says. The candidates chosen for promotion were mostly African-American, Latino and less qualified or not at all, NJ.com says. CLICK HERE FOR THE FULL STORY.

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by Cecilia Levine
Hackensack, NJ
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Still Chasing Summer Body? Trainer Takes It To Hackensack High Track Still Chasing Summer Body? Trainer Takes It To Hackensack High Track Still Chasing Summer Body? Trainer Takes It To Hackensack High Track
Still Chasing Summer Body? Trainer Takes It To Hackensack High Track HACKENSACK, N.J. — Sometimes, the gym just doesn't cut it for fitness trainer and weight-loss specialist Kevin Saenz, who on Tuesday evening found himself sweating it out at the Hackensack High School track. "Outdoor workouts are more interactive with the natural environment in terms of functional training and using proper biomechanics," said Saenz, 24 of Bergenfield.    "As we know it, we don't move in a sagittal plane all the time like a conventional training program. "We are meant to move in different planes of motion and use rotational movements." Here is an e…

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