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Fort Lee, NJ

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Fort Lee Teacher Accused Of Stalking Has License Suspended For 3 Years FORT LEE, N.J. — A former substitute math teacher in Fort Lee accused of stalking a student had his teaching license suspended by the state for three years. Joseph Devita was charged with stalking two in November 2013 for his alleged conduct toward two female students at Fort Lee High School, according to the order of suspension. He would go to the Dunkin Donuts in Cliffside Park daily hoping two of his female students at Fort Lee High School would show up, according to the order of suspension. Devita also called one of the girls' homes and family businesses and would try to speak with the…

by Cecilia Levine

03/16/2017

Fort Lee, NJ

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Wake Up With New Fort Lee Coffee Shop FORT LEE, N.J. — A new coffee shop has opened on Main Street in Fort Lee. Mavi's Coffee and Patisserie is serving up lots of baked goods and beverage options, including a special roast from a craft brewing technology. A Steampunk Single Brew is made in an automated and temperature-controlled immersion brewer, which can replicate assorted brewing methods. MAVI'S IS LOCATED AT 237 MAIN STREET.

by Cecilia Levine

03/16/2017

Mahwah-Ramsey, NJ

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Ramapo College Banner Immortalized In Record Setting Pole Vault MAHWAH, N.J. — Millions of eyes have watched a high school sophomore from Louisianna clear a 19-foot pole and broke a world record in a video going viral on Facebook. That means those 12.8 million people have also seen the Ramapo College banner, which is hanging in the background of the shot when Armand "Mondo" Duplantis made history. The event was held at the New Balance National Indoor Championships on Saturday at the New York City Armory, where Ramapo College's banner hangs. Duplantis set a record of 5.82m 19-01.00. The Olympic record is 19-9.25 and the world record is 20-2.50…

by Cecilia Levine

03/15/2017

Paramus, NJ

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All-Star Bergen Catholic Wrestler Nick Suriano Out Of NCAA Tournament PARAMUS, N.J. — Four-time state champion and Bergen Catholic graduate Nick Suriano of Paramus is out of the NCAA Wrestling Tournament. The Penn State 125-pounder (16-1) injured his ankle on Feb.19 in a match against Oklahoma State's Nick Piccininni, the team announced on Twitter. The third-seeded freshman tried to finish last month's match on one foot , but Coach Cael Sanderson elected to injury default out when it became clear Suriano couldn't put weight on his ankle. Suriano's opponent, Kyle Akins of Buffalo, will receive a forfeit, PennLive.com reports.

by Cecilia Levine

03/15/2017

Mahwah-Ramsey, NJ

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Ramsey 11-Year-Old Competing On Food Network's 'Chopped Junior' RAMSEY, N.J. — An 11-year-old girl from Ramsey will compete on Food Network's "Chopped Junior" at 8 p.m. Wednesday. Sophie learned to cook Portuguese food from her mom, grandma and aunt at a young age, and soon started experimenting and loved how fun cooking could be. She continued to develop her skills by watching Food Network and taking classes. One day, Sophie hopes to become a chef and run a restaurant focused on healthy eating. When she's not in the kitchen, Sophie likes to run track and make movies with her sister. She is also in the Heart and Sole running program, part …

by Cecilia Levine

03/15/2017

Hackensack, NJ

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Good People Still Exist: Maywood Landscapers Dug Me Out MAYWOOD, N.J. — If it weren't for two Maywood landscapers, I would still be outside in freezing temperatures chipping away at the several feet of snow blocking in my car. After about 15 minutes of digging away to no avail, I spotted a D Ferraioli plow truck making its way down my street in Hackensack. The two workers could apparently see the defeat and hopelessness in my eyes and agreed to help dig me out. They had me climb into my car through the passenger's seat after making sure the tail pipe had been cleared off, and asked me if my car was warm while they dug out my tires. After abou…

by Cecilia Levine

03/15/2017

Mahwah-Ramsey, NJ

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Community Rallies For Toddler Of Late Ramsey DPW Worker RAMSEY, N.J. — More than $6,500 had been raised as of Tuesday evening on a GoFundMe page for a 3-year-old girl who recently lost her Ramsey-born dad. Dennis Kelly, formerly a DPW worker, died on March 12, 2017, leaving behind, Samantha, who was "most special to him," the page says. Michelle Stich Kelly of Ho-Ho-Kus launched the site in Dennis' memory. Dozens of friends and family members left heartfelt sympathies on the page for the Kelly Family. "Seeing this was like getting punched in the stomach, we had a lot of great times and would still randomly keep in touch, he'll b…

by Cecilia Levine

03/15/2017

Northern Highlands, NJ

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Former Ho-Ho-Kus CEO 'Refuses To Accept Termination,' Lawsuit Says HO-HO-KUS, N.J. — A wastewater company has filed a lawsuit in Manhattan Superior Court against its former CEO from Ho-Ho-Kus for refusing termination, the New York Post reports. Mark Fosshage, formerly of World Water Works, continued to show up uninvited to meetings and sued the company twice, even though he acknowledged his termination from the company last November, the article says. CLICK HERE FOR THE FULL NY POST STORY.

by Cecilia Levine

03/15/2017

Pascack Valley, NJ

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NJ Transit: Some Pascack Valley Line Trains Cancelled Due To Staff Shortage Four trains on NJ Transit's Pascack Valley Line were cancelled Tuesday due to a manpower shortage. Those trains included: #2123 from Hoboken #2129 from Hoboken #2133 from Hoboken #2124 from Spring Valley On Wednesday, NJ Transit's rail service will operate on a President's Day schedule. System-wide cross honoring will remain in effect with Rail, PATH, and bus. CLICK HERE FOR MORE.

by Cecilia Levine

03/14/2017

Bergenfield, NJ

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Bergenfield Police Jump Into Neighborhood Snowball Fight BERGENFIELD, N.J. — The Bergenfield Police Department had its fair share of fun during Tuesday's storm after some officers jumped into a snowball fight with neighborhood kids. Officers Arrigo and Enriquez pulled their vehicles over for a quick round in the middle of the street. Chief Cathy Madalone also jumped in for the fun with 10-year-olds, who she described as "armed and dangerous... with snow." CLICK HERE TO WATCH THE VIDEO.

by Cecilia Levine

03/14/2017

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