Cecilia Levine

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Mahwah-Ramsey, NJ
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No Vino? No Problem! Bring Your Own To New Italian Restaurant In Mahwah No Vino? No Problem! Bring Your Own To New Italian Restaurant In Mahwah No Vino? No Problem! Bring Your Own To New Italian Restaurant In Mahwah
No Vino? No Problem! Bring Your Own To New Italian Restaurant In Mahwah Rome wasn't built in a day -- and neither was Novino. George Jamieson has spent more than four years building the Italian restaurant, but is hoping for a July 8 opening. All that's left to do for him and his wife Renee to do is pave the parking lot. Novino will be more a retirement project for Jamieson, who named his restaurant after his wife's maternal grandmother. It also happens to be a play on the words "no vino," implying you can bring your own wine, Jamieson explained. The Italian villa-inspired restaurant will specialize in Neapolitan pizza and other authentic delicacies, which Ja…

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by Cecilia Levine
Paterson, NJ
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Paterson Teacher Who Stopped Moving Bus To Hit, Curse Out Kid Won't Work In Any Classroom Again Paterson Teacher Who Stopped Moving Bus To Hit, Curse Out Kid Won't Work In Any Classroom Again Paterson Teacher Who Stopped Moving Bus To Hit, Curse Out Kid Won't Work In Any Classroom Again
Paterson Teacher Who Stopped Moving Bus To Hit, Curse Out Kid Won't Work In Any Classroom Again A Paterson teacher who stopped a school bus on a highway to curse at a student who apparently chucked a snowball at his car had his teaching licenses revoked by state officials. Nathaniel T. Gerson -- a math teacher since 1999 at the district's Don Bosco Technology Academy -- had left for the day when the incident occurred on Route 20 northbound, the State Board of Examiners said. He was driving alongside a school bus when an 11-year-old boy chucked a melting snowball at his car, the report says. Gerson blew his horn and motioned for the bus to stop, positioning his car in front of the…

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by Cecilia Levine
Parsippany-Troy Hills, NJ
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Teacher From Butler Charged With Child Abuse Has Teaching Certificates Revoked By State Teacher From Butler Charged With Child Abuse Has Teaching Certificates Revoked By State Teacher From Butler Charged With Child Abuse Has Teaching Certificates Revoked By State
Teacher From Butler Charged With Child Abuse Has Teaching Certificates Revoked By State A Bergen County teacher from Butler who was arrested on low-degree child abuse charges had her teaching license revoked by state officials. Ashley L. Frabizzio, 34 was taken into custody in 2015 after a school administrator of the Sixteenth Avenue Elementary School in Elmwood Park called police, the Bergen County Prosecutor's Office said. The administrator immediately notified the office's Special Victims Unit and the New Jersey Division of Child Protection & Permanency Institutional Abuse Unit. Frabizzio later posted $2,500 bail and was released pending arraignment Tuesday in Elmwood …

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by Cecilia Levine
Saddle Brook-Elmwood Park, NJ
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Elmwood Park Special Education Teacher Charged With Child Abuse Has Certificates Revoked Elmwood Park Special Education Teacher Charged With Child Abuse Has Certificates Revoked Elmwood Park Special Education Teacher Charged With Child Abuse Has Certificates Revoked
Elmwood Park Special Education Teacher Charged With Child Abuse Has Certificates Revoked A former Elmwood Park teacher arrested on low-degree child abuse charges had her teaching license revoked by state officials. Ashley L. Frabizzio, 34, of Butler was taken into custody in 2015 after a school administrator at the Sixteenth Avenue Elementary School notified authorities, the Bergen County Prosecutor's Office said in a release. Frabizzio was accused of "forcibly grabbing and pushing" one 9-year-old in her care into a chair and shoving another to the floor "causing him to hit his head on a piece of furniture," according to the criminal complaints filed along with her arrest …

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by Cecilia Levine
Hackensack, NJ
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Pair Nabbed In Burglaries Of Nearly 40 North Jersey Concession Stands Pair Nabbed In Burglaries Of Nearly 40 North Jersey Concession Stands Pair Nabbed In Burglaries Of Nearly 40 North Jersey Concession Stands
Pair Nabbed In Burglaries Of Nearly 40 North Jersey Concession Stands Two people were arrested in a string of more than 40 Little League concession stand burglaries occurring across North Jersey since April, authorities said. Michael J. Kalouis, 31 of Stanhope, and Angela M. Lopez, 34 of Middlesex, broke into dozens of concession stands at pools and recreations centers overnight to take cash, food, drinks, stand appliances and tools, Bergen County Prosecutor Mark Musella announced Tuesday. The two were arrested in Wayne and charged with 11 counts of burglary each, Musella said.  The largest theft during a break-in netted $700 in cash, the Morris County Sher…

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by Cecilia Levine
Hackensack, NJ
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ASAP Pizza Opens In Hackensack ASAP Pizza Opens In Hackensack ASAP Pizza Opens In Hackensack
ASAP Pizza Opens In Hackensack ASAP Pizza has opened in Hackensack. The Main Street restaurant offers New York-style pizza, specialty thin crust pizza, pizza by the slice, rolls and salads. Have you pizza delivered through Doordash, GrubHub, Uber Eats and soon ASAP drivers, too. ASAP Pizza: 80 Main St., 11 a.m. to 10 p.m.

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by Cecilia Levine
Parsippany-Troy Hills, NJ
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Officer Suffering Reaction To Cleaning Products Brings HazMat Response To Parsippany Home Officer Suffering Reaction To Cleaning Products Brings HazMat Response To Parsippany Home Officer Suffering Reaction To Cleaning Products Brings HazMat Response To Parsippany Home
Officer Suffering Reaction To Cleaning Products Brings HazMat Response To Parsippany Home The Morris County Hazardous Materials unit was called to a Parsippany home after an officer responding to a call had a physical reaction to cleaning products, authorities said. An officer noticed a strong smell of ammonia while responding to the Upper Rainbow Trail home on a report of possible criminal mischief around 5:30 p.m., Monday, Parsippany Police Sgt. Brian Conover said.  The officer's throat began burning and his eyes were watering as the homeowner explained he cleans up after his two dogs with bleach, police said. Fire and emergency service officials were called to the scene…

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by Cecilia Levine
Parsippany-Troy Hills, NJ
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Airlifted Route 80 Crash Victim From Flanders Dies Airlifted Route 80 Crash Victim From Flanders Dies Airlifted Route 80 Crash Victim From Flanders Dies
Airlifted Route 80 Crash Victim From Flanders Dies A 49-year-old Flanders man died in a Mount Arlington crash that caused a major traffic jam on Route 80. Peter Castellanos was pronounced dead at the scene of the eastbound accident last Friday just before 1 p.m., New Jersey State Police said. Castellanos was a passenger in a blue Honda Civic driven by Christine Castellanos, 54 of Flanders, that rear-ended a Toyota Sienna and Ford cargo van before it struck a guardrail and overturned, NJSP said. Both Peter and Christine Castellanos were airlifted to Morristown Medical Center, where Christine was treated for serious injuries, police said. T…

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by Cecilia Levine
Highland Lakes-Vernon, NJ
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UPDATE: Driver In Newton Crash Was Distracted When He Struck Rock Wall, Light Pole, Police Say UPDATE: Driver In Newton Crash Was Distracted When He Struck Rock Wall, Light Pole, Police Say UPDATE: Driver In Newton Crash Was Distracted When He Struck Rock Wall, Light Pole, Police Say
Update: Driver In Newton Crash Was Distracted When He Struck Rock Wall, Light Pole, Police Say A driver narrowly missed a building when he crashed his car into a light pole supporting a traffic signal Monday evening in Newton. Michael J. Czyzyk, 40, was headed northbound on Water Street when he became distracted and crossed into the southbound lanes, Newton Police Lt. Robert E. Osborn Jr. said. Czyzyk's Cadillac CTS hit a curb, a rock wall and shrubs before crashing into the pole outside of Hayek's market, Osborn said. Czyzyk refused medical attention and was issued summonses for careless driving and failure to maintain lane. His car was towed and a court case is pending, police sai…

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by Cecilia Levine
Hackensack, NJ
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Pileup Closes Eastbound Route 4 In River Edge Pileup Closes Eastbound Route 4 In River Edge Pileup Closes Eastbound Route 4 In River Edge
Pileup Closes Eastbound Route 4 In River Edge A multi-vehicle crash closed eastbound Route 4 in River Edge early Monday evening. Traffic quickly backed up through Paramus after the four-car crash shortly before 5:30 p.m. involving an older-model station wagon, a van, a sedan and a coupe. There was no immediate word on injuries. All traffic was diverted to the northbound Hackensack Avenue exit. 

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