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Parsippany-Troy Hills, NJ
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Man Gave Note Soliciting Prostitution, $100 To Franklin McDonald's Drive-Thru Worker, PD Says Man Gave Note Soliciting Prostitution, $100 To Franklin McDonald's Drive-Thru Worker, PD Says Man Gave Note Soliciting Prostitution, $100 To Franklin McDonald's Drive-Thru Worker, PD Says
Man Gave Note Soliciting Prostitution, $100 To Franklin McDonald's Drive-Thru Worker, PD Says A Hardyston man was taken into custody after handing a note soliciting prostitution, $100 and marijuana to a McDonald's worker in the drive-through window, authorities said. Nearly $18,000, five pounds of pot and other drugs and paraphernalia were seized from Terrence O'Leary's home on Sept. 11 following the execution of a search warrant two days after the Route 23 McDonald's incident, Franklin police said. O'Leary was arrested at his home on charges relating to drugs and prostitution, and released pending a court appearance, the NJHerald says.

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by Cecilia Levine
Parsippany-Troy Hills, NJ
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Dover Boy, 15, Leaving Football Game Critical After Being Struck By Car On Route 46 Dover Boy, 15, Leaving Football Game Critical After Being Struck By Car On Route 46 Dover Boy, 15, Leaving Football Game Critical After Being Struck By Car On Route 46
Dover Boy, 15, Leaving Football Game Critical After Being Struck By Car On Route 46 A Dover high school student is in critical condition after being hit by a car on a highway crossing Route 46 after a football game Friday night, local police say. The 15-year-old boy was heading toward the McDonald's on the westbound side of the highway in Rockaway Borough when he was struck around 9:50 p.m., Police Sgt. Kyle Schwarzmann said. The unidentified boy remained at Morristown Medical Center in critical condition Saturday morning, Schwarzmann said. District officials said the boy was leaving the Morris Knolls High School football game when the incident occurred. Dover School…

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by Cecilia Levine
Parsippany-Troy Hills, NJ
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$5M Sale Of Dover Library Painting Could Mean Renovations $5M Sale Of Dover Library Painting Could Mean Renovations $5M Sale Of Dover Library Painting Could Mean Renovations
$5M Sale Of Dover Library Painting Could Mean Renovations A painting that hung in the Dover Library for 60 years was sold for nearly $5 million and could be funding some necessary renovations, the director and board say. "Indians Attacking a Wagon Train" was donated to the library by the artist Emanuel Leutze, who painted the piece in 1863, the Daily Record reports. The library is in need of "serious" renovations, Board President Irene Hansen told the media outlet. Knowing that the library was facing service and staff cuts to pay for the necessary repairs and new books, library officials ultimately decided to sell the painting that's long been on…

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by Cecilia Levine
Parsippany-Troy Hills, NJ
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Former Florham Park Exec Embezzled $325,000, Authorities Charge Former Florham Park Exec Embezzled $325,000, Authorities Charge Former Florham Park Exec Embezzled $325,000, Authorities Charge
Former Florham Park Exec Embezzled $325,000, Authorities Charge A Florida man is accused of embezzling more than $325,000 from a Florham Park company while working as one of its executives, said authorities who charged him. Hector Cardona, 49, of Fort Lauderdale, Fla., was the director of travel services for the Troy Corporation when he ran up a bill on the company credit card for personal expenses, Morris County Prosecutor Fredric M. Knapp and Florham Park Police Chief Joseph Orlando said. Headquartered on Vreeland Road, Troy Corp develops and manufactures industrial performance materials (learn more here). The corporation reported an allege…

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by Cecilia Levine
Bergenfield, NJ
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New Milford Cafe Owner: 'Fill Your Own Cup First' New Milford Cafe Owner: 'Fill Your Own Cup First' New Milford Cafe Owner: 'Fill Your Own Cup First'
New Milford Cafe Owner: 'Fill Your Own Cup First' You’ve got to fill your own cup before you can fill someone else’s. That’s long been the guiding principle for Chirag Trivedi of New Milford, who gave the motto a literal meaning when he opened TimeOut cafe on River Edge Avenue last year. TimeOut is a place to do just that, said Trivedi, who leads by example. Trivedi moved to the U.S. after high school from Bombay, India, to study computer science at North Carolina State University. He worked at Baskin Robbins to fund his education but quickly ballooned up from 180 to 235 pounds with all the ice cream he was eating. He knew if he wanted…

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by Cecilia Levine
Paterson, NJ
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$50K Powerball Winner Sold In Clifton $50K Powerball Winner Sold In Clifton $50K Powerball Winner Sold In Clifton
$50K Powerball Winner Sold In Clifton Two New Jersey Lottery tickets winning the third-tier Powerball prize were sold in Wednesday's drawing. The tickets taking home the $50,000 prize were sold at Village News on Piaget Avenue in Clifton and ShopRite in Piscataway. The winning numbers were 06, 17, 24, 53 and 57. The Red Power Ball number was 03. The Multiplier number was 03.  The Powerball jackpot rolls to $60 million for the next drawing to be held Saturday, Sept. 14 at 10:59 p.m.

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by Cecilia Levine
Pascack Valley, NJ
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LAWSUIT: Bergen County-Owned Nursing Home Director Discriminated Against Non-Filipino Nurses LAWSUIT: Bergen County-Owned Nursing Home Director Discriminated Against Non-Filipino Nurses LAWSUIT: Bergen County-Owned Nursing Home Director Discriminated Against Non-Filipino Nurses
Lawsuit: Bergen County-Owned Nursing Home Director Discriminated Against Non-Filipino Nurses A federal lawsuit filed by four nurses claims the director of a Bergen County-owned nursing home discriminated against non-Filipino nurses and caused them to "fear for their jobs." Violetta Arcilla is accused of forcing out non-Filipino nurses, docking pay, wielding discipline unfairly and offering Filipino nurses better schedules, NorthJersey.com reports. Arcilla, whose Facebook page says she is from Belleville, has been at the helm of the 100-bed Rockleigh home since 2015, the article says. The suit was filed by Carmen Mabille, Maureen Beech, Rita Blaser and Barbara Masten last mont…

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by Cecilia Levine
Parsippany-Troy Hills, NJ
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CONFIRMED: Mike 'The Situation' Sorrentino Out Of Prison CONFIRMED: Mike 'The Situation' Sorrentino Out Of Prison CONFIRMED: Mike 'The Situation' Sorrentino Out Of Prison
Confirmed: Mike 'The Situation' Sorrentino Out Of Prison Mike Sorrentino is officially a free man. The "Jersey Shore" star's agent confirmed he walked out of prison Thursday morning after an 8-month stint for tax evasion in Otisville Federal Correctional Institution. MTV vehicles followed the star, 37, after being released around 8:10 a.m., his agent said. Although he's no longer behind bars, Sorrentino still faces 24 months of supervised release and 500 hours of community service, the media outlet said. The Sorrentinos are back in their nest.Lauren Sorrentino Fellow cast member Nicole "Snooki" Polizzi -- who lives in Madison with her husba…

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by Cecilia Levine
Parsippany-Troy Hills, NJ
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REPORT: Morris County Country Club Bartender Hid Cameras In Women's Bathroom REPORT: Morris County Country Club Bartender Hid Cameras In Women's Bathroom REPORT: Morris County Country Club Bartender Hid Cameras In Women's Bathroom
Report: Morris County Country Club Bartender Hid Cameras In Women's Bathroom A 50-year-old bartender at a Rockaway Township country club is accused of hiding several strategically-placed cameras around the women's bathroom, according to a new report. A woman using the bathroom in the White Meadow Lake Clubhouse on Sunday saw one of the cameras and called police, the Daily Record says citing court documents. John P. Daley of Flanders -- a bartender at the Clubhouse -- initially told authorities he was unaware of the key fob-like recording devices but later admitted to places the cameras in both bathrooms to "view unknown females' private areas," the report says. Fla…

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by Cecilia Levine
Paterson, NJ
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Tick Tock Diner In Clifton Closes For 6-Week Renovation Tick Tock Diner In Clifton Closes For 6-Week Renovation Tick Tock Diner In Clifton Closes For 6-Week Renovation
Tick Tock Diner In Clifton Closes For 6-Week Renovation The Tick Tock Diner is getting an upgrade. Clifton's 24-hour diner on Route 3 -- which recently made headlines thanks to Mick Jagger -- will be closed for four to six weeks beginning Sept. 16, NorthJersey.com reports. This will be the diner's first complete upgrade in 25 years. Renovations include a new interior design, bar, furniture and an upgraded kitchen, the article says. "Just say the 'Mick Jagger' at @ticktockdinernj and they already know!"obiwan_o1 • INSTAGRAM

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