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Police: Woman Killed North Arlington Boyfriend Then Called 9-1-1 Police: Woman Killed North Arlington Boyfriend Then Called 9-1-1 Police: Woman Killed North Arlington Boyfriend Then Called 9-1-1
Police: Woman Killed North Arlington Boyfriend Then Called 9-1-1 NORTH ARLINGTON, N.J. — A Pennsylvania woman was charged with homicide and arraigned over the weekend for killing her boyfriend, a North Arlington native, who reportedly was so afraid of alien cult members online that he wanted to die, Fox56.com reports. Police arrived at the scene early Saturday morning to find Stephen Mineo, 32, dead, with gun shot wounds in the middle of his forehead, the article says. His girlfriend, Barbara Rogers, 42, told police he was having problems with cult members online and requested that she kill him, according to Fox56. CLICK HERE FOR THE FULL REPORT.
Hell On Wheels: Ridgewood Supt. Works To Improve Special Needs Busing Hell On Wheels: Ridgewood Supt. Works To Improve Special Needs Busing Hell On Wheels: Ridgewood Supt. Works To Improve Special Needs Busing
Hell On Wheels: Ridgewood Supt. Works To Improve Special Needs Busing RIDGEWOOD, N.J. — This story is the second in an occasional series following Ridgewood families with special needs children who say they have been experiencing problems with the school district's provided transportation system. Last week, Daily Voice opened "Hell On Wheels" with a story about Ridgewood mom Maryanne Schwing and her 8-year-old son Mikey, who is mostly nonverbal and suffers from asthma. Schwing accused the district in emails obtained by Daily Voice of not honoring commitments made as part of a March 2016 agreement, particularly regarding exceedingly warm temperatures…
Hackensack Receives $1 Million Grant For Main Street Streetscape Project Hackensack Receives $1 Million Grant For Main Street Streetscape Project Hackensack Receives $1 Million Grant For Main Street Streetscape Project
Hackensack Receives $1 Million Grant For Main Street Streetscape Project HACKENSACK, N.J. — Mayor John P. Labrosse and the Hackensack Council announced Wednesday that the city has received a $1 million grant from the The North Jersey Transportation Planning Authority as part of the Transportation Alternatives Program, funded by the Federal Highway Administration.  The City of Hackensack is the recipient of the awarded by the NJTPA after a highly competitive process. The project will focus on aesthetic improvements along Main Street from Sussex Street to Mercer Street.  This project is part the City of Hackensack’s commitment to smart and fiscally responsible red…
Jersey City Mayor Opens 23 Police Positions To Bergen's Laid Off Officers Jersey City Mayor Opens 23 Police Positions To Bergen's Laid Off Officers Jersey City Mayor Opens 23 Police Positions To Bergen's Laid Off Officers
Jersey City Mayor Opens 23 Police Positions To Bergen's Laid Off Officers BERGEN COUNTY, N.J. — Jersey City Mayor Steven M. Fulop and Bergen County Sheriff Michael Saudino Tuesday announced that they have partnered on a plan for Jersey City to offer positions with the Jersey City Police Department to the 23 Bergen County Police Officers who were laid off last month. The officers, who were laid off from their jobs at the end of June, would be eligible under the Rice Act to be re-employed by Jersey City without the additional expense of academy training. They would be hired as police officers with their salary based on their years of experience. “Both Bergen County…
7 Million Pounds Of Hot Dogs With Bone Fragments Recalled By Englewood Corp 7 Million Pounds Of Hot Dogs With Bone Fragments Recalled By Englewood Corp 7 Million Pounds Of Hot Dogs With Bone Fragments Recalled By Englewood Corp
7 Million Pounds Of Hot Dogs With Bone Fragments Recalled By Englewood Corp ENGLEWOOD, N.J. — Marathon Enterprises Inc. of Englewood, is recalling nearly seven million pounds of hot dogs with bone fragments, the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Food Safety and Inspection Service (FSIS) announced. The beef and pork hot dog and sausage items were produced on various dates between March 17, 2017 and July 4, 2017.  The problem was discovered through FSIS’ Consumer Compliant Monitoring System (CCMS) on July 10, 2017. Complaints stated that extraneous material, specifically pieces of bone, were found within the product, the announcement says. There has been one reported…
Upscale Korean Restaurant Opens In Fort Lee Upscale Korean Restaurant Opens In Fort Lee Upscale Korean Restaurant Opens In Fort Lee
Upscale Korean Restaurant Opens In Fort Lee FORT LEE, N.J. — A new Korean restaurant has opened its doors at Hudson Lights in Fort Lee. Gayeon is serving up fried kabucha and eggplant, bibimbap or naengmyum (warm white rice topped with sauteed veggies and thick noodles), marinated short ribs and more. This story was originally reported by Boozy Burbs.
Bergen County Sheriff's Office Mourns Loss Of K9 Brinley Bergen County Sheriff's Office Mourns Loss Of K9 Brinley Bergen County Sheriff's Office Mourns Loss Of K9 Brinley
Bergen County Sheriff's Office Mourns Loss Of K9 Brinley HACKENSACK, N.J. — The Bergen County Sheriff's Office on Monday announced the passing of K-9 Brinley. She had been riding with Sheriff's Officer Rob Mantone and served as an arson detection K-9 for many years.
Ramsey First Responders: We Must Be Ready For Anything Ramsey First Responders: We Must Be Ready For Anything Ramsey First Responders: We Must Be Ready For Anything
Ramsey First Responders: We Must Be Ready For Anything RAMSEY, N.J. — First it was a massive attack of angry bees, and then it was a motorcycle crash on Route 17 — and both times, Ramsey's first responders were ready. "The diversity and unusual nature of calls that we had this weekend underscores the nature that we must be ready for anything," Deputy Chief of Ramsey Ambulance Corps Meghan Schleicher said.  "The dedication of our volunteers and the interagency co-operation of our ambulance, police, fire and rescue along with our neighboring towns underscores the strength of our emergency services, something we can all be extremely…
Report: Lead Found In 55% Of Bergen County Schools Drinking Water Report: Lead Found In 55% Of Bergen County Schools Drinking Water Report: Lead Found In 55% Of Bergen County Schools Drinking Water
Report: Lead Found In 55% Of Bergen County Schools Drinking Water BERGEN COUNTY, N.J. — A report by Environment New Jersey revealed that 55 percent of Bergen County schools have lead in their drinking water systems. The American Academy of Pediatrics recommends that there is no safe level of lead in school drinking water, the report says. Districts with lead samples above 15 parts per billion are: Cliffside Park Fort Lee Ho-Ho-Kus Leonia Palisades Park Pascack Valley River Dell “Testing for lead in our school’s drinking water should be the first step," said Doug O’Malley, director of Environment New Jersey.  "This snapshot of testing results…
Sports Bar Replaces The Green Olive In Hackensack Sports Bar Replaces The Green Olive In Hackensack Sports Bar Replaces The Green Olive In Hackensack
Sports Bar Replaces The Green Olive In Hackensack HACKENSACK, N.J. — A new tenant has officially replaced The Green Olive in Hackensack. The owners of the Passaic Street restaurant are coming from more than 50 years of experience at the Bonfire in Paterson, and will be serving up all of the classic sports game favorites, their website says. Menu items include burgers, fried seafood, mozzarella sticks, chicken fingers, steak, mac & cheese and more. CLICK HERE FOR THE WEBSITE.
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