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SUP'T: Morris County HS Speaker Told Students Hitler Was 'Good Leader' SUP'T: Morris County HS Speaker Told Students Hitler Was 'Good Leader' SUP'T: Morris County HS Speaker Told Students Hitler Was 'Good Leader'
SUP'T: Morris County HS Speaker Told Students Hitler Was 'Good Leader' A good leader with bad moral character and intentions. That's how a guest speaker described Hitler to a room full of Madison High School student athletes over the weekend, NJ.com reports. The speaker was not identified by Superintendent Mark Schwarz in a letter co-signed by three other district officials sent to parents, nor was the presentation screened in advance, he said. Schwartz called the presentation “unnecessarily provocative and insensitive," the news outlet said. The Saturday assembly was aimed at promoting “positive leadership values and a culture of sportsm…
PHOTOS: Toppled Tractor-Trailer Closes Route 80 Ramp In Hackensack PHOTOS: Toppled Tractor-Trailer Closes Route 80 Ramp In Hackensack PHOTOS: Toppled Tractor-Trailer Closes Route 80 Ramp In Hackensack
Photos: Toppled Tractor-Trailer Closes Route 80 Ramp In Hackensack A toppled tractor-trailer closed the Route 80 entrance ramp in Hackensack Tuesday afternoon. The rig was hauling candles when it keeled over, closing the interstate's eastbound ramp at Polifly Road, responders said. The driver wasn't injured, they said. ABC Towing righted the rig and removed the wreck.COURTESY: ABC Towing ABC Towing righted the rig, removed the wreck and provided the photo above. The road was reopened at 5:50 p.m. City firefighters cleaned up a crash-related fuel spill. State Police responded.DAILY VOICE photo At the scene of the tractor-trailer crash at the P…
State Revokes Teaching License Of Bergen Special Ed Sup't Accused Of Covering Security Cameras State Revokes Teaching License Of Bergen Special Ed Sup't Accused Of Covering Security Cameras State Revokes Teaching License Of Bergen Special Ed Sup't Accused Of Covering Security Cameras
State Revokes Teaching License Of Bergen Special Ed Sup't Accused Of Covering Security Cameras State officials revoked the teaching license of one of the highest-paid school superintendents in New Jersey. Dawn Fidanza, formerly at the helm of The South Bergen Jointure Commission (a Hasbrouck Heights-based special education public school district) apparently created a new job for her daughter without approval and then covered lenses of security cameras in the SBA offices so that co-workers "could not see the comings and goings of her daughter," an investigation found. Fidanza of Ridgewood was placed on a leave of absence in November 2017 and resigned the following month. She was…
Chopt Coming To Bergen Town Center Chopt Coming To Bergen Town Center Chopt Coming To Bergen Town Center
Chopt Coming To Bergen Town Center It's all in the name: Chopt. The popular "creative salad company" will soon be coming to Bergen Town Center, BoozyBurbs reports. Customers can pick a salad from a menu or customize their own. Menu items include Mediterranean, Harvest, Chicken Tinga, Santa Fe, Classic Cobb and more. Customizable salads come with a choice of greens, up to four "core choppings" (celery, cucumbers, corn, olives, etc.), cheese, grains/beans, "crunch" (nuts, croutons, pita chips, dried fruit) and "the goods" (avocado, grilled chicken, tofu, smoked bacon and more). No word on opening date yet.
Community Rallies For Randolph HS Dance Teacher Recovering From Brain Tumor Community Rallies For Randolph HS Dance Teacher Recovering From Brain Tumor Community Rallies For Randolph HS Dance Teacher Recovering From Brain Tumor
Community Rallies For Randolph HS Dance Teacher Recovering From Brain Tumor Dance skirts: That was Michele Adriano de Oliveira's first thought after waking up from surgery to remove a brain tumor earlier this month. The Randolph High School dance teacher and mom of two was diagnosed with a meningioma (benign brain tumor) after several bouts of dizzy spells and severe headaches. Adriano de Oliveira feels grateful that the tumor was benign and she won't need radiation or chemotherapy. Still, she faces a long road ahead. More than $16,700 had been raised as of Tuesday morning on a GoFundMe for Adriano de Oliveira launched by her cousin Danielle Baker. Bein…
Measles Exposure Confirmed At Newark Airport Measles Exposure Confirmed At Newark Airport Measles Exposure Confirmed At Newark Airport
Measles Exposure Confirmed At Newark Airport A traveler from Aruba may have exposed others to the measles earlier this month, state health officials said. The traveler arrived in Terminal C on March 4 and then left for California from the same terminal, the NJ Health Department said. Anyone at the airport between 9 that night and 9:30 a.m. the following day could develop symptoms as late as March 26, health officials said. New Jersey residents identified as potentially exposed on the ill individual’s flights will be notified by their local health department. Measles symptoms include rash, high fever, cough, runny nose and red, watery…
Services Set For Former Lakeland HS Teens Killed In Wanaque Crash Services Set For Former Lakeland HS Teens Killed In Wanaque Crash Services Set For Former Lakeland HS Teens Killed In Wanaque Crash
Services Set For Former Lakeland HS Teens Killed In Wanaque Crash Services are scheduled at the same funeral home this week for two former Lakeland High School students killed last week in a crash in Wanaque. The first service will be held for Victor Weinpel, 19, at 10 a.m. Wednesday at the D'Agostino Funeral Home in Haskell. Visiting hours will be from 3 to 7 p.m. Tuesday. Visiting for John Carlson, 17, will be from 1 to 4 p.m. Saturday, March 23, with a memorial service at 3:30 p.m. at the funeral home. D'Agostino's is located at 881 Ringwood Avenue in Haskell. PHONE: (973) 835-4220  More than $15,500 had been raised on a…
Tressed To Impress: Ex-NYC Exec Has New Business Venture In Franklin Lakes Tressed To Impress: Ex-NYC Exec Has New Business Venture In Franklin Lakes Tressed To Impress: Ex-NYC Exec Has New Business Venture In Franklin Lakes
Tressed To Impress: Ex-nyc Exec Has New Business Venture In Franklin Lakes Wash. Blow. Go. That's the idea behind Blo Blow Dry Bar, opening at Franklin Lakes Towne Square this month. The store is owned by local mom Kari Valcich, who spent nearly two decades commuting to New York City. Having worked as an entertainment marketer for a major international media conglomerate, the North Jersey mom knows the importance of looking and feeling your best, she said. "As a nationally-recognized shopping mecca and a suburb of Manhattan, in addition to having its fair share of visitors, Bergen County is home to many working professionals, busy moms, and even some entert…
$50G Lottery Tickets Sold In Dumont, Paterson $50G Lottery Tickets Sold In Dumont, Paterson $50G Lottery Tickets Sold In Dumont, Paterson
$50G Lottery Tickets Sold In Dumont, Paterson Four New Jersey Lottery tickets matched four of the five white balls and the Powerball from Saturday's drawing. Those tickets won the $50,000 third-tier prize. One of those tickets was purchased with the Power Play Multiplier option, multiplying the prize to $100,000.  The winning ticket from Saturday night’s drawing was sold at: Monmouth County ($100,000): Stop & Shop #2812, 160 Village Center Dr., Freehold; Atlantic County ($50,000): Main Petroleum Corp., 864 N. Main St., Pleasantville; Bergen County ($50,000): 7-Eleven #39556, 100 W. Madison Ave., Dumont; and Passaic…
Million-Dollar Lottery Ticket Sold In Morris County Million-Dollar Lottery Ticket Sold In Morris County Million-Dollar Lottery Ticket Sold In Morris County
Million-Dollar Lottery Ticket Sold In Morris County A winning New Jersey Lottery ticket worth $1 million was sold in Morris County. The ticket from Saturday's drawing was sold at Baldwin News & Food Store in Parsippany. The winning numbers were: 30, 34, 39, 53 and 67. The Red Power Ball number was 11. The Multiplier number was 02.
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