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Gov. Shutdown Closes NJ Beaches To Everyone... Except Christie Gov. Shutdown Closes NJ Beaches To Everyone... Except Christie Gov. Shutdown Closes NJ Beaches To Everyone... Except Christie
Gov. Shutdown Closes NJ Beaches To Everyone... Except Christie Gov. Chris Christie made himself very clear when he closed certain agencies with the government shutdown.  The catch? To everyone but him and his family, according to NJ.com. The Christies are the exception to the rule at Island Beach State Park, where they will be spending their Fourth of July weekend, the article says. "State’s closed but I’m at work trying to put an end to the Speakers shutdown. Where’s @VincentPrieto? No time for hiding!" the governor said on Twitter Saturday morning. CLICK HERE FOR THE FULL STORY.
Watch For Paramus Connection In Netflix's 'Okja' Watch For Paramus Connection In Netflix's 'Okja' Watch For Paramus Connection In Netflix's 'Okja'
Watch For Paramus Connection In Netflix's 'Okja' PARAMUS, N.J. — The director of a new Netflix original movie recently revealed a subtle tie to Paramus. In "Okja" — about a farm girl and her genetically engineered super-pig — Paramus is home to a slaughterhouse owned by the company where pigs like Okja are killed. CLICK HERE FOR MORE FROM VOX.
$3M Maintenance Garage Coming To Westwood Regional High School $3M Maintenance Garage Coming To Westwood Regional High School $3M Maintenance Garage Coming To Westwood Regional High School
$3M Maintenance Garage Coming To Westwood Regional High School WESTWOOD, N.J. — A $3 million garage for a concession stand, public restrooms and skylights will soon be coming to Westwood Regional High School, NorthJersey.com reports. The board on Thursday voted in favor it the garage, which will be funded by capital reserves, the article says. Officials said the old maintenance garage was in poor shape, according to the article. CLICK HERE FOR THE FULL NORTHJERSEY.COM STORY.
How The NJ Government Shutdown Will Impact Your 4th Of July Weekend How The NJ Government Shutdown Will Impact Your 4th Of July Weekend How The NJ Government Shutdown Will Impact Your 4th Of July Weekend
How The NJ Government Shutdown Will Impact Your 4th Of July Weekend With no budget plan agreement reached between the State Legislature and Gov. Chris Christie, the New Jersey government was shut down at midnight on Friday. That means several agencies will remain closed until an agreement is reached including state parks (Liberty State Park/Island Beach State Park), MVC agencies, tourist welcome centers and more. Agencies that are not affected by the shutdown include state police, state correction facilities, child welfare services, state hospitals/treatment facilities, NJ Transit, state lottery, casinos and any agencies that would impact the health and welf…
Korean Tour Bus Breaks Down In Hackensack Korean Tour Bus Breaks Down In Hackensack Korean Tour Bus Breaks Down In Hackensack
Korean Tour Bus Breaks Down In Hackensack HACKENSACK, N.J. — A group of Korean tourists will never forget their stay in Hackensack. The Dynamic bus they were traveling on broke down on Beech and First streets around 8:20 a.m. Saturday. The tourists gathered on the Hackensack High School lawn until repairs were made.
Christie: Government Shutdown Is Imminent Christie: Government Shutdown Is Imminent Christie: Government Shutdown Is Imminent
Christie: Government Shutdown Is Imminent A government shutdown could be on the horizon because of failed negotiations between Gov. Chris Christie and top New Jersey lawmakers regarding a controversial bill affecting Horizon Blue Cross Blue Shield of New Jersey.Christie told legislative leaders they could either pass a budget after approving the bill or send him a budget without the Horizon bill — and bid farewell to the $325 million of Democratic priorities, NJ.com reports. CLICK HERE for the full story.
One Last Ride: Hall Of Fame Driver Closes Career In East Rutherford One Last Ride: Hall Of Fame Driver Closes Career In East Rutherford One Last Ride: Hall Of Fame Driver Closes Career In East Rutherford
One Last Ride: Hall Of Fame Driver Closes Career In East Rutherford EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. — Harness racing Hall of Famer John Campbell is getting behind the wheel one last time at at the Meadowlands Racetrack on Friday. After a 39-year career, Campbell will be retiring from racing and assuming a new role as President & CEO of the Hambletonian Society. His purse winnings total nearly $300 million and, aside from few exceptions, Campbell placed either first or second in every race between 1979 and 2002.
Unlikely Friendship Develops In Alpine Unlikely Friendship Develops In Alpine Unlikely Friendship Develops In Alpine
Unlikely Friendship Develops In Alpine ALPINE, N.J. — The Palisades Interstate Parkway police were surprised to find a young goat wandering the Alpine Lookout. And we hear the bond was very real. "Officer Guerriero made a new friend today when he found a goat wandering around the Alpine Lookout," the department said on social media. "He may have even shed a tear when animal control came to take this little guy into their care."
Teaneck Fire Chief Retires Teaneck Fire Chief Retires Teaneck Fire Chief Retires
Teaneck Fire Chief Retires TEANECK, N.J. — After 33 years, Teaneck Fire Department Battalion Chief Rick Paratore is retiring. Paratore is working his last shift on Friday.
12 Bergen County Officers Sworn Into New Jersey Corrections Department 12 Bergen County Officers Sworn Into New Jersey Corrections Department 12 Bergen County Officers Sworn Into New Jersey Corrections Department
12 Bergen County Officers Sworn Into New Jersey Corrections Department Bergen and Passaic county officers were among the 172 total who were sworn into the New Jersey Department of Corrections Thursday, NJ.com reports. Class 240 includes 12 officers from Bergen and 13 from Passaic, and was sworn in at the Patriots Theater at the War Memorial in Trenton, the article says. CLICK HERE FOR THE FULL STORY.
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