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Emerson Just Pups Owner Faces 60 Additional Charges Emerson Just Pups Owner Faces 60 Additional Charges Emerson Just Pups Owner Faces 60 Additional Charges
Emerson Just Pups Owner Faces 60 Additional Charges EMERSON, N.J. — Just Pups owner Vincent LoSacco of Emerson was served an additional slew of almost 60 health code violations at his court appearance earlier this week. LoSacco, who was forced to close his remaining East Hanover shop last month, had his appearance rescheduled to April 6. He was already facing 32 summonses. The East Hanover Health Department charged him with approximately 60 more  violations, which the East Hanover municipal judge read to him in court with his attorney this week, court officials told Daily Voice.  While there were "too many charges to list," court …
Ridgewood Rallies For Dad Injured In Snowboard Accident Ridgewood Rallies For Dad Injured In Snowboard Accident Ridgewood Rallies For Dad Injured In Snowboard Accident
Ridgewood Rallies For Dad Injured In Snowboard Accident RIDGEWOOD, N.J. — More than $14,000 had been raised as of Friday afternoon on a YouCaring page launched for a Ridgewood dad. Nick McCarthy was recently hospitalized for the third time since a snowboard accident last month when he slid and crashed into a snow-making machine in the Poconos, according to the page. He suffered 11 broken ribs, a liver contusion, a pulmonary contusion, pneumothorax and hemathorax. Along the way, McCarthy has endured thoracic surgery, a MRSA infection around a lung and, currently, an unexplained spiked temperature, the page says. “Nick's recovery will be extreme…
Saddle River Mayor Explores Non-Lethal Deer Population Management Saddle River Mayor Explores Non-Lethal Deer Population Management Saddle River Mayor Explores Non-Lethal Deer Population Management
Saddle River Mayor Explores Non-Lethal Deer Population Management SADDLE RIVER, N.J. — Mayor Albert J. Kurpis doesn't want to see any Saddle River deer killed, NJ.com reports. On Monday, Council passed a resolution for the town's wildlife management committee to submit a deer management plan by April 30, but Kurpis is hoping to appoint another committee to explore other methods of controlling the deer population, the article says. This new committee will explore non-lethal methods only, NJ.com says. CLICK HERE FOR THE FULL STORY.
Hillsdale Father's Sudden Death Has Community Rallying For Wife, Daughter Hillsdale Father's Sudden Death Has Community Rallying For Wife, Daughter Hillsdale Father's Sudden Death Has Community Rallying For Wife, Daughter
Hillsdale Father's Sudden Death Has Community Rallying For Wife, Daughter HILLSDALE, N.J. — Jonathan Forrest of Hillsdale died suddenly this week at 49 years old.  More than $1,100 had been raised as of Friday on a GoFundMe to aid his wife, Aimee Calabrese Forrest, and daughter, Sam. "Everyone who has been blessed and honored to know the Calabrese and Forrest families knows that there are no kinder people, no greater families and no better friends in the world," says the page, launched by Montvale's Darcy Binder.  "Whatever Aimee and Sam might need, at home, at school, for dance camp or college, now or for a rainy day, we can hopefully give them a…
Oakland Volunteers Take Animal Rescue In Different Direction Oakland Volunteers Take Animal Rescue In Different Direction Oakland Volunteers Take Animal Rescue In Different Direction
Oakland Volunteers Take Animal Rescue In Different Direction The first to find a home was a dachshund from a high-kill shelter in Harlem, but the group of Bergen, Rockland and Tolland County women who placed him have much more in store for animals in need. Real Dog Rescue was founded last December by five friends who met through their work at Oakland's RBARI and left to take things in a different direction: Robyn Hendrix of Hackensack formerly Teaneck, N.J. Meredith Walsh of Midland Park, N.J. Lisa Esak of Oakland, N.J. Carol Chapman of Tomkins Cove, N.Y. Elizabeth Ingalls, Somers, Conn. "Our mission is to take in every dog that we can, regardl…
Bergen Catholic Wrestling Champ Eyes Second State Title Bergen Catholic Wrestling Champ Eyes Second State Title Bergen Catholic Wrestling Champ Eyes Second State Title
Bergen Catholic Wrestling Champ Eyes Second State Title ORADELL, N.J. — Bergen Catholic wrestler Gerard Angelo's opponents usually remain a mystery until he's on the mat. Not this time. The 138-pound state champion peeked at the bracket for the first time going into his third year at the NJSIAA State Wrestling Championships in Atlantic City. "I like to wrestle the same way every time. But I like the way the bracket worked out," said Angelo, a junior, who won his first and only state title his freshman year. Bergen Catholic's wrestling team recently won its 28th consecutive district championship and is going four years strong as New J…
'That Kid's A Star,' Judges Say Of Hasbrouck Heights Teen On The Voice 'That Kid's A Star,' Judges Say Of Hasbrouck Heights Teen On The Voice 'That Kid's A Star,' Judges Say Of Hasbrouck Heights Teen On The Voice
'That Kid's A Star,' Judges Say Of Hasbrouck Heights Teen On The Voice HASBROUCK HEIGHTS, N.J. — Mark Isaiah formerly of Hasbrouck Heights recieved praise from judges on NBC's "The Voice." The Pennsylvania teen grew up singing but never imagined he'd have enough confidence to sing in front of a crowd, his bio on the show's website says. "I can't believe you're not signed already," judge Gwen Stefani told Isaiah, 19, who chose Adam Levine as his coach. Teaneck nurse and cancer survivor Felicia Temple earned herself a spot on Alicia Keys' team earlier this week. After winning a singing contest for Justin Bieber's movie "Never Say Never…
Peruvian Chef Makes Paramus Proud Peruvian Chef Makes Paramus Proud Peruvian Chef Makes Paramus Proud
Peruvian Chef Makes Paramus Proud PARAMUS, N.J. — Pauza tilapia with jerk-butter asparagus and calabaza mash was the dish that earned Chef Alan Garcia of Bahama Breeze Paramus the champion of a recent cook-off. Garcia and nine other professionals gathered at Bahama Breeze in King of Prussia where  more than 50 guests sampled and helped score different dishes. The winner was chosen by a panel of local judges, including special guest Bahama Breeze Executive Corporate Chef Peter Olsacher. The chef was raised in Peru and has been cooking for 12 years. He has been with Bahama Breeze for six years. Garcia walked away with the T…
Hasbrouck Heights Rejects Mandatory Cat Licensing Hasbrouck Heights Rejects Mandatory Cat Licensing Hasbrouck Heights Rejects Mandatory Cat Licensing
Hasbrouck Heights Rejects Mandatory Cat Licensing HASBROUCK HEIGHTS, N.J. — Cat owners in Hasbrouck Heights are not required to license their felines, NorthJersey.com reports. Council rejected the idea of mandatory licensing Tuesday after months of debate assessing the feral cat population, the story says. The ordinance voted down would’ve required cat owners to register their pets for $12-$15 per year, according to the story. CLICK HERE FOR MORE FROM NORTHJERSEY.COM.
Suicide Awareness: Legacy Bench To Honor Fair Lawn Zoologist Suicide Awareness: Legacy Bench To Honor Fair Lawn Zoologist Suicide Awareness: Legacy Bench To Honor Fair Lawn Zoologist
Suicide Awareness: Legacy Bench To Honor Fair Lawn Zoologist FAIR LAWN, N.J. — It's been almost one year since Fair Lawn's William James Parker II succumbed to suicide at 32 years old. His memory lives on thanks to his sister, Heather Kost, who is raising money to purchase a Legacy Bench in his name at the Bronx Zoo. "This will be a beautiful way to honor Will and also support a great foundation that meant a great deal to my brother," Kost wrote. "Thank you so much from the bottom of our hearts for any donations to come." Parker, a zoology major, was born in Florida before moving to Ridgewood and then Fair Lawn. The bench would …
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