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SWAT Raid Uncovers Massive WNY Drug Operation: Cops SWAT Raid Uncovers Massive WNY Drug Operation: Cops SWAT Raid Uncovers Massive WNY Drug Operation: Cops
SWAT Raid Uncovers Massive WNY Drug Operation: Cops A 44-year-old Hudson County man was arrested after detectives uncovered drugs and an illegal firearm during a raid in West New York, authorities said. On Thursday, March 26, detectives executed a search warrant at a residence on the 6400 block of Bergenline Avenue as part of an investigation into the illegal drug distribution, West New York Police Capt. Ed Rivera  said. Heriberto Rivera, a  West New York resident, was taken into custody after detectives recovered significant quantities of suspected cocaine, heroin, psilocybin mushrooms, and marijuana, along with an illegal fi…
Fans Think They Know Who Charlie Puth’s Song ‘Don’t Meet Your Heroes’ Is About Fans Think They Know Who Charlie Puth’s Song ‘Don’t Meet Your Heroes’ Is About Fans Think They Know Who Charlie Puth’s Song ‘Don’t Meet Your Heroes’ Is About
Fans Think They Know Who Charlie Puth’s Song ‘Don’t Meet Your Heroes’ Is About Charlie Puth is sparking online speculation with a new track on his latest album "Whatever’s Clever," leaving fans wondering who inspired the lyrics. The Red Bank, NJ native released the song “Don’t Meet Your Heroes,” which appears to reflect on a disappointing encounter with someone he once admired. “I wish that we never met / Every day, I'm still filled with regret,” Puth sings in the pre-chorus. The chorus delivers the central message of the track: “Don't meet your heroes, they're not as they seem / I just should've kept you on my TV screen.” In the opening verse, Puth describes lookin…
NY OKs Eating Hudson River Fish: Would You Do It? (POLL) NY OKs Eating Hudson River Fish: Would You Do It? (POLL) NY OKs Eating Hudson River Fish: Would You Do It? (POLL)
NY OKs Eating Hudson River Fish: Would You Do It? (Poll) For the first time in decades, some Hudson River fish are allowed back on the menu. But not without limits. The New York State Department of Health this month announced updated guidance allowing people to eat certain fish from the Lower Hudson River for the first time in 50 years, according to state officials. The change comes as levels of harmful chemicals known as PCBs have declined in some fish species, making limited consumption safer for anglers and their families, the department said. “New York State is a beautiful place to fish, and as we kick off the fishing season, the Department …
Teen With 27-Round Magazine, Loaded Gun Arrested After Route 46 Assault: Cops Teen With 27-Round Magazine, Loaded Gun Arrested After Route 46 Assault: Cops Teen With 27-Round Magazine, Loaded Gun Arrested After Route 46 Assault: Cops
Teen With 27-Round Magazine, Loaded Gun Arrested After Route 46 Assault: Cops A Newark man and a 17-year-old from East Orange were arrested after police recovered a loaded handgun during an early morning incident in Ridgefield, authorities said. Patrol Detective Michael McDermott was patrolling westbound on Route 46 at approximately 3:11 a.m., Tuesday, April 7, when he saw what appeared to be an assault inside a vehicle at a US Fuel station in Ridgefield, Palisades Park Police Chief George Beck said. As McDermott approached, he detained two suspects, but the vehicle fled the scene at a high rate of speed, Beck said.  Patrolman Salvatore Farnese initiated a …
Snow Showers, Cold Temps, 30 MPH Winds Sweep Across Mass Snow Showers, Cold Temps, 30 MPH Winds Sweep Across Mass Snow Showers, Cold Temps, 30 MPH Winds Sweep Across Mass
Snow Showers, Cold Temps, 30 MPH Winds Sweep Across Mass Scattered snow showers and breezy conditions are moving across western Massachusetts on Tuesday morning, April 7. Rain and snow showers will continue through the morning, with any brief minor travel impacts confined to the highest terrain of the Berkshires and northern Worcester Hills during the morning, according to the National Weather Service (NWS). Temperatures are expected to stay in the 40s, with overnight lows expected to drop into the 20s under partly cloudy skies, setting up a colder start to Wednesday, April 8, but more sunshine and highs of near 50 degrees later in the day. High…
Driver Hits Horn As Man Tries Breaking Into Car Stopped In North Arlington Traffic: Cops Driver Hits Horn As Man Tries Breaking Into Car Stopped In North Arlington Traffic: Cops Driver Hits Horn As Man Tries Breaking Into Car Stopped In North Arlington Traffic: Cops
Driver Hits Horn As Man Tries Breaking Into Car Stopped In North Arlington Traffic: Cops An Irvington man with a history of prior offenses was arrested after trying to break into multiple vehicles in Bergen County last week, police said. North Arlington Police received multiple 911 calls on Thursday, April 2, at approximately 10:30 a.m., reporting a man attempting to enter vehicles near Ridge Road and Belleville Turnpike, North Arlington Police Lt. David Hudak said. Responding officers and detectives arrived and were flagged down by witnesses who pointed out the suspect moving between cars. The man, identified as Marlon Barratt, 50, of Irvington, was seen pulling on door h…
Murder Suspect Captured 6 Years After Robbery Outside Passaic Nightclub Murder Suspect Captured 6 Years After Robbery Outside Passaic Nightclub Murder Suspect Captured 6 Years After Robbery Outside Passaic Nightclub
Murder Suspect Captured 6 Years After Robbery Outside Passaic Nightclub A man on the run since a 2020 killing outside of a Passaic nightclub has been arrested, authorities confirmed Tuesday, April 7. Jean Cordero, also known as “Flaco,” age 35, had been wanted for murder following the Nov. 22, 2020 incident outside of the Fiesta Lounge in Passaic. Witnesses told police they had been robbed and assaulted by a group of men, Passaic County Prosecutor Camelia M. Valdes and Passaic Police Chief Luis A. Guzman said.  JuanManuel Marquez, 36, was found bleeding and unresponsive outside of the Parker and President streets nightclub at around 2:30. He…
He Collapsed At Packed New Milford Council Meeting, Now Friends Are Fighting For His Recovery He Collapsed At Packed New Milford Council Meeting, Now Friends Are Fighting For His Recovery He Collapsed At Packed New Milford Council Meeting, Now Friends Are Fighting For His Recovery
He Collapsed At Packed New Milford Council Meeting, Now Friends Are Fighting For His Recovery A 34-year-old Bergen County man who collapsed and nearly died during a packed borough council meeting is now the focus of a growing fundraiser as he fights to recover. More than $800 had been raised as of Tuesday, April 7, for Charlie Seifert, who went into cardiac arrest in front of residents during a March 23 New Milford Mayor and Council meeting, according to police and a GoFundMe created by Megan DeZerga. Seifert, who is about to turn 35, was sitting in the courtroom during a crowded meeting about a proposed redevelopment project when he suddenly collapsed at 8:21 p.m., according to New…
Milford Actress Taught A Generation When We Went To The Moon With A Single Song: Now She's Back Milford Actress Taught A Generation When We Went To The Moon With A Single Song: Now She's Back Milford Actress Taught A Generation When We Went To The Moon With A Single Song: Now She's Back
Milford Actress Taught A Generation When We Went To The Moon With A Single Song: Now She's Back Nineties babies know exactly when the first moon landing was, and we've got "Even Stevens" to thank for that. Now, with the launch of Artemis II, Christy Carlson Romano, the voice behind the iconic bop, is leaning into the moment: the Milford, CT native, revived her Disney hit on social media. "I may not be on Mount Rushmore, but one thing I did do was teach y’all when we went to the moon," said Romano, now 42. A lot of you are already singing, including Romano (who re-enacted the bit in 2019) View this post on Instagram She captioned t…
$2.7K In Stolen Designer Goods Recovered In Garden State Plaza Bust: Cops $2.7K In Stolen Designer Goods Recovered In Garden State Plaza Bust: Cops $2.7K In Stolen Designer Goods Recovered In Garden State Plaza Bust: Cops
$2.7K In Stolen Designer Goods Recovered In Garden State Plaza Bust: Cops Four women from Brooklyn were arrested after being caught with thousands of dollars in stolen merchandise at the Westfield Garden State Plaza in Paramus over the weekend, police said. Amyia Russell, 27, Skylar James, 25, Nyasia Ray, 23, and Shkyra Hale, 24, were charged in connection with possession of stolen property and anti-theft devices, according to Paramus Police Chief Robert Guidetti. Detectives Joseph Windt and William Stallone were conducting an investigation at the mall on Friday, April 3, at approximately 4:32 p.m. when they were alerted by a Lululemon loss prevention employee wh…
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