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NJSP: Pedestrian Killed By Truck On Route 280 In Harrison NJSP: Pedestrian Killed By Truck On Route 280 In Harrison NJSP: Pedestrian Killed By Truck On Route 280 In Harrison
Njsp: Pedestrian Killed By Truck On Route 280 In Harrison A pedestrian was struck and killed by a truck on a Harrison highway early Saturday morning, authorities said. The unidentified pedestrian was walking in the. middle of Route 280 eastbound when an international truck. hit them at milepost 15.4 around 1:25 a.m., New Jersey State Police Trooper Charles Marchan said. No further information was available Saturday afternoon.
5 Deaths, 218 Coronavirus Cases Reported At NJ's State-Run Psychiatric Hospitals 5 Deaths, 218 Coronavirus Cases Reported At NJ's State-Run Psychiatric Hospitals 5 Deaths, 218 Coronavirus Cases Reported At NJ's State-Run Psychiatric Hospitals
5 Deaths, 218 Coronavirus Cases Reported At NJ's State-Run Psychiatric Hospitals New Jersey's four psychiatric hospitals have 218 coronavirus cases including five fatalities, health officials said. The facility hit the hardest is Trenton Psychiatric Hospital, which reported 104 cases -- 81 employees and 23 patients, according to New Jersey health department spokeswoman Dawn Thomas.  One of those people died and 16 are in an acute-case hospital. Parsippany's Greystone Park Psychiatric Hospital -- which had a total of 339 patients Friday -- 44 employees and 30 patients had COVID-19, Thomas said. At the state's largest psychiatric hospital, Ancora Psychiatric Hospit…
'He Loved His Work': Beloved Kearny Doctor Francis Molinari Dies Of Coronavirus 'He Loved His Work': Beloved Kearny Doctor Francis Molinari Dies Of Coronavirus 'He Loved His Work': Beloved Kearny Doctor Francis Molinari Dies Of Coronavirus
'He Loved His Work': Beloved Kearny Doctor Francis Molinari Dies Of Coronavirus A beloved Kearny doctor died of coronavirus Thursday. Frankie" Molinari, 70, is being remembered for his passion for medicine and love for his patients. The Newark native had reportedly spent the last week of his life treating hospital patients at the Meadowlands Sports Complex. He was a doctor of internal medicine for more than 40 years with a Belleville practice, and served in several New Jersey communities, his sister Lisa Molinari said in a Facebook tribute. "He truly loved his work," she wrote. "Frankie took an interest in everything and in a conversation, your interest was his. He …
NJ Couple Who Wed On 'Married At First Sight' Featured On New Spinoff NJ Couple Who Wed On 'Married At First Sight' Featured On New Spinoff NJ Couple Who Wed On 'Married At First Sight' Featured On New Spinoff
NJ Couple Who Wed On 'Married At First Sight' Featured On New Spinoff The longest-standing couple from Lifetime's "Married at First Sight" will get even more airtime. Jamie Otis and Doug Hehner, of Matawan, met on Season 1, and will be one of many couples from previous seasons on the network's spinoff show, "Married at First Sight: Couples' Cam." The six-episode show will be self-shot by the former contestants and premieres on May 20 at 8 p.m. Hehner and Otis, who married within minutes of meeting each other in 2014, have a daughter Henley Grace, and are expecting another baby in the coming weeks.  The couple started a podcast "Hot Marriage. Cool Parents."…
Hoboken Chief: Car Burglar Bit, Tried Disarming Police During Arrest Hoboken Chief: Car Burglar Bit, Tried Disarming Police During Arrest Hoboken Chief: Car Burglar Bit, Tried Disarming Police During Arrest
Hoboken Chief: Car Burglar Bit, Tried Disarming Police During Arrest A Jersey City man caught attempting to break into a car bit a Hoboken police officer and tried to pull the guns away from two others taking him into custody early Friday morning, authorities said. Lonnie Clark, 38, was spotted by Hoboken Sgt. Donald Russo trying to break into the trunk of a 2019 BMW at Observer Highway and Henderson Street around 2:20 a.m., Hoboken Police Chief Ken Ferrante said. Clark took off on foot when he saw Russo approaching, but was stopped four blocks away on Jefferson Street by police officers Christopher Barral and Josh Campoverde. Lt. Mike Costello, S…
Chatham Driver In Fatal Madison Hit-Run Gets 30 Days In Jail Chatham Driver In Fatal Madison Hit-Run Gets 30 Days In Jail Chatham Driver In Fatal Madison Hit-Run Gets 30 Days In Jail
Chatham Driver In Fatal Madison Hit-Run Gets 30 Days In Jail A Chatham woman charged in the hit-and-run death of a 68-year-old pedestrian in Madison was sentenced to 30 days in the Morris County Correctional Facility once coronavirus lets up. Cheon Lee, 58, was charged with knowingly leaving the scene of the accident in which Pamela Barba was killed late last June. Lee was also sentenced to two years of probation and a mandatory license suspension for one year by Judge Stephen Taylor. Barber was struck on Green Village Road near the intersection of Wilmer Street shortly after 5 p.m. June 28, 2019, authorities previously said. Investigators…
NJ Lawyer Who Beat COVID-19 Preaches Success Of Hydroxychloriquine To FOX's Laura Ingraham NJ Lawyer Who Beat COVID-19 Preaches Success Of Hydroxychloriquine To FOX's Laura Ingraham NJ Lawyer Who Beat COVID-19 Preaches Success Of Hydroxychloriquine To FOX's Laura Ingraham
NJ Lawyer Who Beat Covid-19 Preaches Success Of Hydroxychloriquine To FOX's Laura Ingraham Things came full circle for a Franklin Lakes attorney who appeared on the national Fox News show where he discovered the controversial drug that he says saved him from coronavirus. Billy Saracino, who first shared his story with Daily Voice, preached the success of Hydroxychloriquine on Thursday's 10 p.m. airing of " The Ingraham Angle." Host Laura Ingraham was delightfully surprised to see the screenshot of her show that Saracino's wife Monica sent him last month -- urging him to have his doctor Robert Bock write him a prescription for it. The screenshot of the text Billy Saracino rec…
Stevens Institute Opens Student Dorm To Hoboken Healthcare Workers, Firefighters Stevens Institute Opens Student Dorm To Hoboken Healthcare Workers, Firefighters Stevens Institute Opens Student Dorm To Hoboken Healthcare Workers, Firefighters
Stevens Institute Opens Student Dorm To Hoboken Healthcare Workers, Firefighters With campuses closed to students, one North Jersey university has opened a dormitory to healthcare workers and first responders in need of a place to stay. The Hoboken-based Stevens Institute of Technology is allowing Hoboken University Medical Center workers and Hoboken firefighters move into Jonas Hall Dormitory. Gov. Phil Murphy thanked university president Nariman Farvardin during Friday's briefing. The university had 11 cases of coronavirus as of Friday. The first was reported on March 20. 
'We're Seeing Some Light:' COVID-19 Cases Take Seven Days Or More To Double In Bergen, Salem 'We're Seeing Some Light:' COVID-19 Cases Take Seven Days Or More To Double In Bergen, Salem 'We're Seeing Some Light:' COVID-19 Cases Take Seven Days Or More To Double In Bergen, Salem
'We're Seeing Some Light:' Covid-19 Cases Take Seven Days Or More To Double In Bergen, Salem New Jersey is beginning to see some light, literally. Gov. Phil Murphy on Friday showed a map of New Jersey that measures the amount of time it takes cases to double using shades of color. Red indicates the areas that doubled the quickest, then, orange, then yellow and then shades of nude. The lighter the color, the longer the doubling. "Friday was first day with two counties showing a new color," Murphy said. "[Coronavirus] is doubling in at least seven days or more." When the map was first showed, many counties were shades of pink and Bergen County was bright red, indicating cases …
UPDATED: More Than 40 New Jersey ShopRite Stores Reported Coronavirus-Positive Workers UPDATED: More Than 40 New Jersey ShopRite Stores Reported Coronavirus-Positive Workers UPDATED: More Than 40 New Jersey ShopRite Stores Reported Coronavirus-Positive Workers
Updated: More Than 40 New Jersey ShopRite Stores Reported Coronavirus-Positive Workers More than 40 ShopRite stores in New Jersey have workers sickened by coronavirus and three with employees showing symptoms of the virus, the grocer said. Some have been updating their Facebook pages when an employee tests positive.  None of the workers who tested positive remain at work and those who were in close contact with them were ordered to self-quarantine, ShopRite said. ** Did we miss one? Email [email protected] ** The stores with employees who tested positive for coronavirus are in: Aberdeen Bloomfield Brick Brooklawn Byram Carteret Chatham Clark Clinton East Or…
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