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Clifton Woman Charged With DWI In Fatal Route 80 Crash Clifton Woman Charged With DWI In Fatal Route 80 Crash Clifton Woman Charged With DWI In Fatal Route 80 Crash
Clifton Woman Charged With DWI In Fatal Route 80 Crash CLIFTON, N.J. — A Clifton woman who killed a Somerset County man riding a motorbike on Route 80 Friday has been charged with driving while intoxicated and vehicular homicide, NJ.com reports. Michelle Perez, 42, was driving her Nissan Rogue westbound when she hit 32-year-old Ismail Iqbal, who was traveling in the same direction, the article says. CLICK HERE FOR MORE FROM NJ.COM.
Construction Set To Begin On New Hackensack Supermarket Construction Set To Begin On New Hackensack Supermarket Construction Set To Begin On New Hackensack Supermarket
Construction Set To Begin On New Hackensack Supermarket HACKENSACK, N.J. — Signs hanging on the door of a new Hackensack Avenue supermarket warn people to stay back due to construction. The location next to Home Depot will soon be home to 99 Ranch Market, an Asian supermarket chain heading to the east cost. Construction permits dated May 17 are hanging in the store's window.
River Vale's Bill Maher Drops Racial Slur On 'Real Time' River Vale's Bill Maher Drops Racial Slur On 'Real Time' River Vale's Bill Maher Drops Racial Slur On 'Real Time'
River Vale's Bill Maher Drops Racial Slur On 'Real Time' RIVER VALE, N.J. — Late-night comedian and HBO's "Real Time" host Bill Maher drew quick condemnation from across the political spectrum Friday when he used a racial slur during an interview with a Republican senator from Nebraska. Maher was talking to Sen. Ben Sasse just after 10 p.m., when he said he was a "house *n-word*," during a discussion about Halloween. CLICK HERE FOR MORE FROM THE NEW YORK TIMES.
Oakland Girl Carries On Family Legacy As 'Chief For A Day' Oakland Girl Carries On Family Legacy As 'Chief For A Day' Oakland Girl Carries On Family Legacy As 'Chief For A Day'
Oakland Girl Carries On Family Legacy As 'Chief For A Day' OAKLAND, N.J. — Amelia Lombardo-Reischel of Oakland comes from a family of leaders. The 9-year-old's father, Don Lombardo, was police chief for 25 years. Her grandfather was a judge in the borough and the Hackensack courthouse. Her uncle was the fire chief. Amelia, who has special needs and is wheelchair bound, was among the dozens of Bergen County youth who were able to serve as "Chief for a Day" on Friday. She was sworn in at headquarters in a customized uniform and rode around in police cars with Chief Edward Kasper — it was the real deal. And her mom, Tara Reischel, a fourth…
Customer Badly Burned By Tea Sues Whole Foods Edgewater Customer Badly Burned By Tea Sues Whole Foods Edgewater Customer Badly Burned By Tea Sues Whole Foods Edgewater
Customer Badly Burned By Tea Sues Whole Foods Edgewater EDGEWATER, N.J. — A customer at Whole Foods in Edgewater is suing the market for serving her excessively-hot tea that she says burned her when it spilled, NJ.com reports. Cliffside Park's Jacqueline Patton, 37, purchased the drink in November 2016 from the River Road store and is saying that her drink was prepared "carelessly [and] recklessly," the article says. CLICK HERE FOR THE FULL NJ.COM STORY.
Fair Lawn Sister Saves Brother's Handsome Husky Fair Lawn Sister Saves Brother's Handsome Husky Fair Lawn Sister Saves Brother's Handsome Husky
Fair Lawn Sister Saves Brother's Handsome Husky FAIR LAWN, N.J. — A woman from Fair Lawn raised more than $1,700 on a GoFundMe page as of Saturday morning for her brother's beloved dog. Bridget Guardia started the account for her brother and Fair Lawn native Ronnie Cordova, who needed help paying for his dog's emergency surgery to treat kidney problems. "Rayo is my brother's first baby. He's been a part of the family since he was a puppy," Guardia said. Rayo — "The Handsome Husky" — is currently recovering from his fourth surgery and is staying at the hospital over the weekend for precautionary measure. CLICK HERE T…
Who Put Industrial Strength Bubble Solution In Lyndhurst Fountain? Who Put Industrial Strength Bubble Solution In Lyndhurst Fountain? Who Put Industrial Strength Bubble Solution In Lyndhurst Fountain?
Who Put Industrial Strength Bubble Solution In Lyndhurst Fountain? LYNDHURST, N.J. — Police are looking for the vandals who put industrial strength bubble bath solution in a Lyndhurst fountain, NJ.com reports. Authorities said the incident occurred following the Memorial Day Parade on Monday, according to NJ.com. CLICK HERE FOR THE FULL NJ.COM STORY. ****** ALSO SEE: Authorities in Lyndhurst are concerned that media reports of bubble bath dumped into the fountain in the park outside Town Hall on Memorial Day might give other pranksters ideas. https://lyndhurst.dailyvoice.com/police-fire/lyndhurst-fountain-bubble-bath-prank-has-authorities-asking-whats-n…
Big Loss For Lil Kim: Rapper's Alpine Mansion Facing Foreclosure Big Loss For Lil Kim: Rapper's Alpine Mansion Facing Foreclosure Big Loss For Lil Kim: Rapper's Alpine Mansion Facing Foreclosure
Big Loss For Lil Kim: Rapper's Alpine Mansion Facing Foreclosure ALPINE, N.J. — Rapper Lil Kim could lose her Alpine mansion to foreclosure, which she has been struggling to make payments on for years, NJ.com reports. She owes the bank $1.9 million, the article says. CLICK HERE FOR THE FULL NJ.COM STORY.
Discovery Channel Filming Mystery Show In Maywood Discovery Channel Filming Mystery Show In Maywood Discovery Channel Filming Mystery Show In Maywood
Discovery Channel Filming Mystery Show In Maywood MAYWOOD, N.J. — Wondering why there have been camera crews in Maywood? The case has been cracked. Discovery Channel has been filming a new mystery show called "Shattered." Crews have been using one particular house on Lenox Avenue and the First Presbyterian Church on Thoma and Maywood avenues. Below is the network's description of the show: "When a crime occurs, it sends a shockwave across the community, rippling through families and friends of the victims and killers alike.  "Like a cracked piece of glass, relationships are splintered and loyalties strained in SHATTE…
Fair Lawn Chief's First, Only Rule: No Homework Allowed Fair Lawn Chief's First, Only Rule: No Homework Allowed Fair Lawn Chief's First, Only Rule: No Homework Allowed
Fair Lawn Chief's First, Only Rule: No Homework Allowed FAIR LAWN, N.J. — Natalia Cudzilo wasted no time laying down the law as Fair Lawn's "Chief for a Day." Although she was among the dozens of Bergen County youth who played hooky Friday, she dropped by Memorial Middle School to tell her school officials one thing: "No homework allowed." Cudzilo, 15, was sworn in by Mayor John Cosgrove, went out to breakfast with Chief Glen Cauwels at Gotham City Diner and also received a tour of police headquarters. She says her favorite part of the day was locking her sisters in jail during the tour of headquarters. CLICK HERE FOR MORE …
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