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Driver Dead, Passenger Seriously Injured In Route 287 Rollover Crash Driver Dead, Passenger Seriously Injured In Route 287 Rollover Crash Driver Dead, Passenger Seriously Injured In Route 287 Rollover Crash
Driver Dead, Passenger Seriously Injured In Route 287 Rollover Crash A 49-year-old driver died and her 48-year-old passenger was seriously injured in a Route 287 rollover crash overnight in Piscataway.  Tamiyka N. Scott, of Piscataway, was heading southbound in a 2003 Honda Accord when she went off the road, struck multiple trees and overturned around near milepost 5.2, New Jersey State Police Trooper Charles Marchan said. Scott's passenger, a Staten Island woman, was ejected and suffered serious injuries in the incident around 12:15 a.m., Sunday, Marchan said. Scott was partially ejected, and was pronounced dead, police said. The crash was under…
Man, 22, Critical After Self-Inflicted Union County Gun Range Shooting Man, 22, Critical After Self-Inflicted Union County Gun Range Shooting Man, 22, Critical After Self-Inflicted Union County Gun Range Shooting
Man, 22, Critical After Self-Inflicted Union County Gun Range Shooting A 22-year-old man who turned the gun on himself over the weekend at a Union County shooting range was in critical condition Monday, authorities said. The man had gone to RTSP on Route 22 with three friends when he fired three shots down the range, then shot himself around 7:20 p.m. Saturday, Union Township Police Director Dan Zieser said. The unidentified victim was taken to University Medical Center in Newark, where he remained in critical condition, Zieser said.
Westfield Schools Superintendent: Expect Shift To Remote Learning After Thanksgiving Westfield Schools Superintendent: Expect Shift To Remote Learning After Thanksgiving Westfield Schools Superintendent: Expect Shift To Remote Learning After Thanksgiving
Westfield Schools Superintendent: Expect Shift To Remote Learning After Thanksgiving Westfield Public Schools were open as of Friday, Nov. 20. But after Thanksgiving, that could change, according to the district's superintendent Dr. Margaret Dolan. "Because COVID activity is ever-changing, it is possible that we may need to shift the entire district to all-remote instruction for at least a 14-day period after Thanksgiving," Dolan said Friday in a letter to parents. "I ask that you be prepared for any eventuality and that students and staff bring home all materials necessary for remote learning." Five of the six education regions in New Jersey have been plac…
Popular NYC Pizzeria Expands To Bergen County Popular NYC Pizzeria Expands To Bergen County Popular NYC Pizzeria Expands To Bergen County
Popular NYC Pizzeria Expands To Bergen County A popular New York City pizzeria is expanding to Bergen County. Song E Napule in Greenwich Village is coming to The Parker development in Downtown Rutherford, BoozyBurbs reports. The NYC restaurant is run by Ciro Iovine, a self-described dreamer, and father of three.  A pizza chef since 13, Iovine met his wife, Austria, after three years in New York. With help from his new love, and his brother, Giovanni, Song E Napule opened in January 2015. Click here to see the menu. No word yet on an opening date. Song E Napule, 106 Park Avenue, Rutherford
Jersey City Ice Cream Shop Brings SpongeBob's 'Krabby Patty' Sliders To Life Jersey City Ice Cream Shop Brings SpongeBob's 'Krabby Patty' Sliders To Life Jersey City Ice Cream Shop Brings SpongeBob's 'Krabby Patty' Sliders To Life
Jersey City Ice Cream Shop Brings SpongeBob's 'Krabby Patty' Sliders To Life SpongeBob SquarePants may never reveal the secret recipe for his famous "Krabby Patty." But a Jersey City ice cream shop has reinvented the famed slider seen on Nickelodeon as an ice cream sandwich, available through the end of December. The Krabby Patty slider at Milk & Cream Cereal Bar is a cookies and cream chocolate-dipped puck with white-chocolate-shaped lettuce and strawberry jello slices. It's all neatly packed between two vanilla cake buns, and has a pair of hidden "pickles" inside. Other SpongeBob themed treats include a "Pineapple Under the Sea" milkshake or ice cream swirl…
Lawnmower Fire Ravages Central Jersey Home Lawnmower Fire Ravages Central Jersey Home Lawnmower Fire Ravages Central Jersey Home
Lawnmower Fire Ravages Central Jersey Home A Central Jersey home was damaged in a fire that started from lawn mower being stored on the side of the house, then spread to a nearby propane grill on Friday afternoon, officials said. A pair of South Brunswick police officers who spotted smoke coming from a home on Richford Road around 2 p.m. notified dispatch and evacuated the home, along with two others. All three South Brunswick fire companies responded to the home, where heavy smoke on one side of the house had spread along the wall, into the attic and roof, police said. which had been evacuated, and had heavy smoke on one side and …
COVID-19: 3 More North Jersey School Districts Remote Until January COVID-19: 3 More North Jersey School Districts Remote Until January COVID-19: 3 More North Jersey School Districts Remote Until January
Covid-19: 3 More North Jersey School Districts Remote Until January Three additional school districts in North Jersey are going all-remote until January. Officials from Newton Public Schools, Sparta Township Public Schools (Sussex County) and North Arlington Public Schools (Bergen County) announced this week.  Newton and North Arlington will reopen Jan. 18, and Sparta will reopen Jan. 19. As of Friday, there were 3,635 new coronavirus cases and 23 more deaths reported in New Jersey. Newton's superintendent Dr. G Kennedy Green said the district has seen a steady rise in cases in the last few weeks. Sussex County averaged seven new cases daily in mid-…
COVID-19: 5 NJ Schools Report Outbreaks This Week Including One With 23 Cases COVID-19: 5 NJ Schools Report Outbreaks This Week Including One With 23 Cases COVID-19: 5 NJ Schools Report Outbreaks This Week Including One With 23 Cases
Covid-19: 5 NJ Schools Report Outbreaks This Week Including One With 23 Cases Five new COVID-19 outbreaks associated with in-school transmission have been reported in New Jersey this week, state officials said Wednesday. Of those 47 new cases, 23 of were reported in one particular school in Union County -- although New Jersey officials did not specify which school that was, NJ.com reports. The other outbreaks were in Bergen, Monmouth, Ocean and Passaic County schools, according to new data on New Jersey's COVID-19 dashboard. “We knew going in that there would be cases in our schools, and the vast majority of the cases we see continue to be linked to out-of-scho…
COVID-19: Nurse's Assistant At Passaic County Nursing Home Where 31 Died Tests Positive COVID-19: Nurse's Assistant At Passaic County Nursing Home Where 31 Died Tests Positive COVID-19: Nurse's Assistant At Passaic County Nursing Home Where 31 Died Tests Positive
Covid-19: Nurse's Assistant At Passaic County Nursing Home Where 31 Died Tests Positive A nurse's assistant at a Passaic County-run nursing home where 31 residents died since the onset of the pandemic tested positive for COVID-19. The Preakness Healthcare Center worker tested positive Nov. 14, and worked in units 2-300 and 3-200, according to a news release. None of the residents at the Wayne facility had tested positive but 98 tests administered by the facility Monday and Tuesday were pending as of Nov. 17. Preakness had 114 cases among residents including 30 deaths, and 117 cases among staff since March, as of July 20, Data on the New Jersey Health Department website s…
COVID-19: Hackensack Schools Extend Remote Learning With No Return Date In Sight COVID-19: Hackensack Schools Extend Remote Learning With No Return Date In Sight COVID-19: Hackensack Schools Extend Remote Learning With No Return Date In Sight
Covid-19: Hackensack Schools Extend Remote Learning With No Return Date In Sight Yet another North Jersey school district that closed due to COVID-19 will not be reopening until January -- maybe longer. In a letter to the community dated Nov. 13, Hackensack Superintendent Robert Sanchez said due to the upward trend in new cases, in-person instruction will have to wait until the new year. "We understand that this news is disappointing, however, with the holiday season upon us, the spread of the virus is more likely to occur due to interstate travel, family gatherings, and indoor socializing," Sanchez said.  "If we were to open to in-person instruction now…
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