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Ridgefield Park-Hasbrouck Heights, NJ
Breaking News
Hasbrouck Heights Amends $100 Towing Fee Typo
HASBROUCK HEIGHTS, N.J. – A towing fee ordinance in Hasbrouck Heights will soon be corrected to reflect a $100 mistake, NorthJersey.com reports. The code says that the towing fee for those times is $45, but it should be $145, and a correction will be made to change the mistake, NorthJersey.com reports. Police Chief Michael Colaneri said people have been paying $145 since 2011 and no one challenged the fee, NorthJersey.com says. CLICK HERE FOR THE FULL NORTHJERSEY.COM STORY.
Paramus, NJ
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Dog Left For Dead Finds New Home With Paramus Police Officer
PARAMUS, N.J. — Life wasn’t the same for Detective Glenn Pagano of the Paramus Police Department ever since he lost his 8-year-old rescue dog last summer. Pagano was crushed, and replacing her wasn’t an option. But when he met Cali, a 7-month-old pit mix who was found chained to a fence alongside her dead siblings, a sense of hope washed over him. “My life has been back to normal ever since I got her,” said Pagano of his almost 1-year-old sidekick. “Nothing can ever replace that particular dog… but it’s enriching to have that good energy back in the house again.” Cali was rescued by South…
Englewood, NJ
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Stop Work Order Issued To Englewood Ice Cream Shop
ENGLEWOOD, N.J. — Construction has been suspended at a new ice cream shop opening in Englewood, according to a bright orange sticker on the window Friday morning. Lucky Roll & Boba is located next to Chat Kaew Thai Cuisine on Palisade Avenue. CHECK BACK FOR MORE.
West Milford, NJ
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Ringwood Rescue Finds Home For Puppy Whose Ears Were Cropped With Scissors
RINGWOOD, N.J. — Layla was only a few weeks old but dying when Ringwood’s Southern Paws rescued her from a Mississippi backyard breeder last summer. Her ears had been cropped with scissors and she was severely malnourished. But the pit mix has made a full recovery, and has become her new adoptive mom’s sidekick. “We do everything together,” said Jessica Newman of Stamford, Conn., who adopted Layla last November. Newman found her pup on PetFinder and heard back from Southern Paws owner Ashley Gardenier of Ramsey the soon after. That was only a few months after she put her other dog down. …
Cliffside Park-Edgewater, NJ
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Kocher's Market Headed Home To Ridgefield
RIDGEFIELD, N.J. — Kocher's Market will be returning home to Ridgefield. The Ridgefield Planning Board recently approved the butcher shop's zoning application for it's former address on Bergen Boulevard, Mayor Anthony Suarez announced on Facebook. Kocher's moved to Anderson Avenue in Fort Lee three years ago, and is known for its gourmet German meats.
Mahwah-Ramsey, NJ
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Surrendered Rescue Pup Finds Fur-Ever Home With Mahwah Mom
MAHWAH, N.J. — If not for Mahwah’s Margaret Holmes, her rescue pup Sheila could still be in a bad situation in North Carolina. The 3-year-old pit bull mix was dropped at a southern shelter last year after delivering four puppies. A local rescue just so happened to have been there at the time and took the dog and her puppies back to New Jersey. Fair Lawn animal transporter Steve Quilliam connected mama pup Sheila to Holmes and her son, Logan DeCastro. “She is the sweetest, most affectionate animal I’ve ever owned without a question,” said Holmes, 35, who volunteered in public shelters year…
Mahwah-Ramsey, NJ
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Don Bosco Graduate Replacing Longtime Football Coach Greg Toal
RAMSEY, N.J. — Don Bosco graduate and last year's offensive coordinator Mike Teel is replacing the longtime varsity football coach Greg Toal, who retired after 17 years effective Thursday, the school announced. Toal joined Don Bosco Prep as head football coach of the Ironmen in 1999, and immediately focused on improving the conditioning of the players by instituting workout schedules to strengthen their skills and endurance. By the end of the season, the Ironmen were undefeated on their home turf, Granatell Stadium. From 1999 to 2016, the Ironmen went on to win nine State Championships, …
Fort Lee, NJ
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Celebrities Are Renting Gold Supercars From This Fort Lee Superstar
FORT LEE, N.J. — YouTube sensation Coby Persin has opened the world’s first gold chrome car rental agency in Fort Lee. The 22-year-old Edgewater resident is hoping Gold Chrome Car Rentals, LLC will help attract celebrities who can further his entertainment career. “A year ago I put a post on Instagram that said I was getting a new car, and needed fans to tell me what color to get,” said Persin, formerly of Passaic. “Ninety percent said black with gold chrome, so I got it.” The car was earning Persin more attention than he dreamed of. “Everywhere I went people stopped me to take pictures,”…
Fair Lawn-Glen Rock, NJ
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Love At Last For Fair Lawn Rescue Pup
FAIR LAWN, N.J. — A Fair Lawn pet rescue volunteer says he's the reason one Jack Russel Terrier mix didn't make it to its fourth foster home. Nick Mihail was passing through Georgia with Steve Quilliam's Grateful Doggies Transport when he says Panda stole his heart. The black-and-white pup had been returned from all three of its fosters and was about to be in its fourth, somewhere in South Jersey. "She stole my heart," said Mihail, a longtime volunteer with Grateful Doggies. "I was on the other bus but when I would show up in the mornings she would start shaking and whimper…
Englewood, NJ
Breaking News
12 Toxins Detected In Englewood Church's Recycled Playground Floor
ENGLEWOOD, N.J. — The Korean Community Church in Englewood is suing the manufacturer of its playground floor after more than 12 toxins were detected in it, NJ.com reports. The Tenafly Road church in 2013 paid RubbeRecycle of Lakewood for the more than $6,000 playground floor, which is made of recycled rubber mulch, NJ.com reports. CLICK HERE FOR THE FULL STORY.
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