Bergen Construction Company Seeks Photos From Former Employees
Braen Stone, the largest, family-owned, construction materials business in northern New Jersey, is looking for any memories or photos anyone may have of the growing company through the years.
The business has expanded over five generations and is in search of any former employees or customers who have funny stories, photos or any information from their time at Braen.
The business is in Englewood, Franklin Lakes, Haledon, Hamburg, Hillsdale, Little Ferry, Mahwah, Midland Park, Passaic, Paterson, Pequannock, Ridgefield, Riverdale, Totowa, Vernon, Wyckoff and Rockland County, N.Y., (Suffern, …
Police Investigate Alpine's Lil Kim, Crew For Weekend Robbery
ALPINE, N.J. — Rapper Lil Kim, whose Alpine mansion is facing foreclosure, is at the center of a robbery investigation launched by the Los Angeles Police Department following reports of a weekend robbery, TMZ reports.
The rapper and her crew brought a deposit check worth more than $20,000 to a house they were hoping to rent over the weekend, the article says.
At the last minute, they decided they didn't like the house and wanted their money back, according to TMZ.
But the money wasn't forthcoming, so the crew left, but later a group of people with ski masks and weapons returned to the home…
Bergen Construction Company Seeks Photos From Former Employees
BERGEN COUNTY, N.J. — Braen Stone, the largest, family-owned, construction materials business in northern New Jersey, is looking for any memories or photos anyone may have of the growing company through the years.
The business has expanded over five generations and is in search of any former employees or customers who have funny stories, photos or any information from their time at Braen.
The business had locations in Englewood, Franklin Lakes, Haledon, Hamburg, Hillsdale, Little Ferry, Mahwah, Midland Park, Passaic, Paterson, Pequannock, Ridgefield, Riverdale, Totowa, Vernon, Wyckoff and…
Police Investigate Alpine's Lil Kim, Crew For Weekend Robbery
ALPINE, N.J. — Rapper Lil Kim, whose Alpine mansion is facing foreclosure, is at the center of a robbery investigation launched by the Los Angeles Police Department following reports of a weekend robbery, TMZ reports.
The rapper and her crew brought a deposit check worth more than $20,000 to a house they were hoping to rent over the weekend, the article says.
At the last minute, they decided they didn't like the house and wanted their money back, according to TMZ.
But the money wasn't forthcoming, so the crew left, but later a group of people with ski masks and weapons returned to the home…
