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Winning NJ Lottery Ticket Sold In Elizabeth Winning NJ Lottery Ticket Sold In Elizabeth Winning NJ Lottery Ticket Sold In Elizabeth
Winning NJ Lottery Ticket Sold In Elizabeth A winning New Jersey Lottery ticket was sold in Elizabeth. The ticket from Friday's Mega Millions drawing was sold at Dollar Plus in Color Plaza on Elmora Avenue. The winning numbers were 09, 14, 27, 36 and 52. The Gold Mega Ball was 04 and the Megaplier Multiplier was 03. The ticket wins the $10,000 prize.
UPDATE: Jersey City Motorcyclist, 26, Seriously Injured In Chase, Crash With Clifton PD UPDATE: Jersey City Motorcyclist, 26, Seriously Injured In Chase, Crash With Clifton PD UPDATE: Jersey City Motorcyclist, 26, Seriously Injured In Chase, Crash With Clifton PD
Update: Jersey City Motorcyclist, 26, Seriously Injured In Chase, Crash With Clifton PD A Jersey City man who was being followed by Clifton police sustained serious injuries after crashing his motorcycle on Route 3 at the Route 1&9 off-ramp, authorities said. The 26-year-old motorcyclist was headed eastbound he crashed his 2000 Suzuki just after 9 p.m. Sunday, the Hudson County Prosecutor's Office said. The motorcyclist, who wasn't identified, was unconscious and unresponsive following the crash, authorities said. He was later discharged after being treated at Jersey City Medical Center, Prosecutor Esther Suarez said. All area lanes were temporarily closed and t…
10 Most Popular Pizzerias In Monmouth County 10 Most Popular Pizzerias In Monmouth County 10 Most Popular Pizzerias In Monmouth County
10 Most Popular Pizzerias In Monmouth County Craving a slice of crispy, cheesy pizza loaded with toppings in Monmouth County? Here are 10 places you can try today. The spots you see on this list were top-rated on several user-generated review sites, featured in local publications and recommended by Daily Voice readers. Some are longtime favorites while others have only recently opened their doors. All of these pizzerias, however, are dishing up pies we think you'll love. Federici's: The Federici family has been serving up thin-crust pizza and "unsurpassed" hospitality for the better part of a century, now with locations in Belmar, F…
Millburn Deli Opening To-Go Store In Morristown Millburn Deli Opening To-Go Store In Morristown Millburn Deli Opening To-Go Store In Morristown
Millburn Deli Opening To-Go Store In Morristown The famed Millburn Deli is headed to Morristown. The deli that originated on Millburn Avenue in 1946 will open its second outpost across from the train station on Morris Street sometime this spring, store owners told Daily Voice. Although it's in Morristown, the new store will still be called "The Millburn Deli." It's intended for pick-up and delivery orders, the owners said. The sandwich shop is well-known across North Jersey and has been named to local and national "best of" lists (including this one by Thrillist).  The GodfaddaMillburn Deli The Millburn Deli is coming to 139 Mor…
Blocked Hydrant Doesn't Stop Firefighters From Knocking Down Multi-Alarm Elizabeth Blaze Blocked Hydrant Doesn't Stop Firefighters From Knocking Down Multi-Alarm Elizabeth Blaze Blocked Hydrant Doesn't Stop Firefighters From Knocking Down Multi-Alarm Elizabeth Blaze
Blocked Hydrant Doesn't Stop Firefighters From Knocking Down Multi-Alarm Elizabeth Blaze A blocked hydrant did not stop firefighters from knocking down a three-alarm blaze in Elizabeth Sunday. The fire broke out on the roof of 322 Franklin St., just after 2 a.m., and had risen to a third-alarm by 2:20 a.m., fire officials said. Firefighters fro  tour #3 worked around the Honda sedan parked directly in front of a hydrant on the other side of the street, draping the hose over the vehicle. "Blocked hydrants significantly slow down or completely limit our ability to get water on the fire quickly," Elizabeth NJ Fire Officers IAFF Local 2040 wrote on Facebook. At the scene on F…
KNOW THIS CAR? Police Seek Vehicle Used In Attempted Newark Luring KNOW THIS CAR? Police Seek Vehicle Used In Attempted Newark Luring KNOW THIS CAR? Police Seek Vehicle Used In Attempted Newark Luring
Know This CAR? Police Seek Vehicle Used In Attempted Newark Luring Authorities in Newark are seeking the public's help in locating a vehicle that they say was been used in an attempted luring. The unidentified male driver of the sedan pictured above attempted to lure a minor into the car near a bus stop at the intersection of Bergen Street and South Orange Avenue on Jan. 10 around 7:30 a.m., local police said. Anyone with information about the vehicle is urged to call the Division's 24-hour Crime Stopper tip line at 1-877-NWK-TIPS (1-877-695-8477).  All anonymous Crime Stopper tips are kept confidential and could result in a reward.
Man Found Dead On NJ Transit Bus In Newark Man Found Dead On NJ Transit Bus In Newark Man Found Dead On NJ Transit Bus In Newark
Man Found Dead On NJ Transit Bus In Newark An unresponsive man found on an NJ Transit bus in Newark died, responders said. The victim was found unresponsive on the No. 1 bus near its final stop at 16th Avenue and 20th Street around 6:30 p.m. Friday, NJ Transit spokeswoman Lisa Torbic told Daily Voice. He wasn't carrying any identification, she said. The No. 1 bus runs between Jersey City and Newark. CHECK BACK FOR DETAILS
Sears Closing Livingston, New Brunswick Stores Sears Closing Livingston, New Brunswick Stores Sears Closing Livingston, New Brunswick Stores
Sears Closing Livingston, New Brunswick Stores Liquidation sales are planned for a pair of Sears stores closing soon. The Sears stores at the Livingston Mall and on Route 1 in New Brunswick are expected to close mid-April, a company spokesperson said. "After careful review, we have made the difficult but necessary decision to close the Sears stores in Livingston and New Brunswick," the spokesperson said in a statement.  "We encourage customers to continue shopping on Sears.com for all their product needs."
MOVE OVER! Parsippany PD Reminds Motorists To Obey Law After Officer Injured MOVE OVER! Parsippany PD Reminds Motorists To Obey Law After Officer Injured MOVE OVER! Parsippany PD Reminds Motorists To Obey Law After Officer Injured
Move Over! Parsippany PD Reminds Motorists To Obey Law After Officer Injured Parsippany police are reminding drivers to move one lane over after one motorist failed to do that and injured an officer. The officer was pulled over on Route 10 Wednesday to help a disabled Wegmans tractor-trailer when he was slammed from behind by a Nissan Altima just west of Tabor Road on the westbound side of the highway around 6:20 p.m., Parsippany Police Sgt. Brian Conover said. The patrol vehicle, which the officer was inside of at the time of the crash, was pushed forward into the rear or the disabled trailer. The Nissan subsequently became lodged under the side of the tractor tr…
$2M Settlement Reached After 21-Year-Old Construction Worker's Fatal Fall From Castle Forklift $2M Settlement Reached After 21-Year-Old Construction Worker's Fatal Fall From Castle Forklift $2M Settlement Reached After 21-Year-Old Construction Worker's Fatal Fall From Castle Forklift
$2M Settlement Reached After 21-Year-Old Construction Worker's Fatal Fall From Castle Forklift A $2 million settlement has been reached in the wrongful death lawsuit filed by the family of a 21-year-old construction worker who fell to his death from a forklift in Morris County in 2016. The forks fell off a forklift as it was lowering Michael Montero of Elizabeth, who was on-site of the Legacy Castle in Pequannock, the Occupational Safety Health Administration and his family said. Montero, formerly of Belleville and Pompton Plains, fell 20 feet to his death and was rushed to a local hospital, where he was pronounced dead, according to Clark Law Firm, representing Montero's family. Th…
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