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Mahwah-Ramsey, NJ
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Ramsey Esthetician, Mom Jenine Kinsella Remembered For Beauty -- Inside And Out Ramsey Esthetician, Mom Jenine Kinsella Remembered For Beauty -- Inside And Out Ramsey Esthetician, Mom Jenine Kinsella Remembered For Beauty -- Inside And Out
Ramsey Esthetician, Mom Jenine Kinsella Remembered For Beauty -- Inside And Out Jenine DiMaggio Kinsella of Ramsey died after a courageous battle with cancer. She was 40 years old. Jenine was born in Queens, N.Y. and later lived in Orange County in Monroe, before settling in Ramsey.  The owner of Keep It Glowing, Jenine was a holistic esthetician. Countless people expressed condolences on her social media page and her obituary, remembering for Jenine for her beauty -- inside and out. "Jenine and I went to high school together and her bright light was always infectious," Aoife Freeman said.  "I remember sitting in her bedroom with her on the floor picking out outfits…

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Parsippany-Troy Hills, NJ
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Roxbury Woman Gives Neighbor, NJ Radio Host Second Chance At Life Roxbury Woman Gives Neighbor, NJ Radio Host Second Chance At Life Roxbury Woman Gives Neighbor, NJ Radio Host Second Chance At Life
Roxbury Woman Gives Neighbor, NJ Radio Host Second Chance At Life Kim Roumes of Roxbury has long known Bob Williams only as a friendly neighbor. So when she saw on Facebook that the talk-radio traffic reporter was looking for a kidney donor, Roumes' next move wasn't a question. "Bob is the sweetest, kindest, giving person," Roumes told the Daily Record. "I am healthy, I have a great family, and I really think I can help him. Once I decided to get tested, I never looked back." Both Roumes and Williams -- a reporter for 101.5 who has long been living with type 2 diabetes -- were recovering from last week's transplant surgery on Monday. The radio station a…

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by Cecilia Levine
Parsippany-Troy Hills, NJ
Breaking News
Parsippany ShopRite Reopens After Evacuation Parsippany ShopRite Reopens After Evacuation Parsippany ShopRite Reopens After Evacuation
Parsippany ShopRite Reopens After Evacuation ShopRite of Parsippany reopened Monday after a gas leak and smokey conditions evacuated the grocery store over the weekend. Power was cut to the Arlington Plaza building just before 5 p.m., Sunday when a small fire in a second-floor compressor room caused a a refrigerator to leak, multiple media outlets said. Conditions in the store became hazy while shopping customers reported. Store officials called for an evacuation over the loud speaker shortly before police, fire and EMS officials arrived, they said. The store remained closed Sunday but reopened on Monday.

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Fort Lee, NJ
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Fort Lee Lawyer's 3,000-Bottle Wine Collection Is Balancing Act... Literally Fort Lee Lawyer's 3,000-Bottle Wine Collection Is Balancing Act... Literally Fort Lee Lawyer's 3,000-Bottle Wine Collection Is Balancing Act... Literally
Fort Lee Lawyer's 3,000-Bottle Wine Collection Is Balancing Act... Literally Managing her passion for wine has become a balancing act for Fort Lee lawyer Christine Bae. Literally. The mom of two included a customized 1,500-bottle wine cellar while renovating her new Norwood home in 2017. But her collection has nearly doubled, and some hundred of Bae's 3,000 bottles are piled on top of one another in her cellar. She admits: "It's somewhat of a madness." Christine Bae's 1,500-bottle wine cellar in her Norwood home is beyond capacity. Her collection has grown to 3,000 bottles.Christine Bae for Daily Voice Christine Bae's 1,500-bottle wine cellar in her Norwood…

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by Cecilia Levine
Fairfield, CT
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Toys R Us Back With New Name A Year After Going Out Of Business Toys R Us Back With New Name A Year After Going Out Of Business Toys R Us Back With New Name A Year After Going Out Of Business
Toys R Us Back With New Name A Year After Going Out Of Business Like Toys R Us, but different.  Nearly a year after going out of business, the toy conglomerate is trying for a comeback. This time, it's called Tru Kids and is headquartered out of Parsippany, New Jersey just 20 minutes from its former Wayne, New Jersey location, CNBC reports. The company -- which was launched Jan. 20 -- is operated by former Toys R Us executives hoping to bring back Geoffrey and more. Tru Kids is still ironing out a complete business plan and exploring multiple options including stand-alone stores, pop-up shops and partnerships (possibly Amazon), according to n…

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by Cecilia Levine
Mahwah-Ramsey, NJ
Obituaries
Ramsey Boy, 6, Dies After 'Courageous' Battle With Cancer Ramsey Boy, 6, Dies After 'Courageous' Battle With Cancer Ramsey Boy, 6, Dies After 'Courageous' Battle With Cancer
Ramsey Boy, 6, Dies After 'Courageous' Battle With Cancer Ramsey's streets will be looking brighter Saturday night. Luminaries are available in memory of Tommy FitzPatrick who died on Feb. 12 after a valiant battle with cancer. The 6-year-old is being remembered for his smile and his courage. "For two years, Tommy battled brain cancer with incredible courage and grace, and touched the hearts of the many people all over the world who prayed for him," his obituary says.  "Through it all he was truly 'TommyStrong.'" Light up Ramsey for Tommy.Ramsey School District Tommy is survived by his parents, Christine and Andrew FitzPatrick; siblings Jack…

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by Cecilia Levine
Parsippany-Troy Hills, NJ
Breaking News
Lawsuit: Faulty iPad Battery Sparked Fire That Killed Parsippany Man Lawsuit: Faulty iPad Battery Sparked Fire That Killed Parsippany Man Lawsuit: Faulty iPad Battery Sparked Fire That Killed Parsippany Man
Lawsuit: Faulty iPad Battery Sparked Fire That Killed Parsippany Man Apple is facing a lawsuit from the children of a Parsippany man claiming a faulty battery pack in an iPad started a fire that ultimately led to his death, Apple Insider reports. The civil suit was filed by Bradley Ireland's daughter Julia Ireland Meo and son Benjamin Ireland of Rutherford with the U.S. District Court. The suit claims that the 64-year-old sustained severe injuries in the blaze and died the following day, on Feb. 22, 2017. "The subject tablet was unreasonably dangerous and unsafe for its intended purpose by reasons of defects in its design and/or its manufacture and/or …

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Hackensack, NJ
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'First ResPAWnders': Enter Daily Voice Police, Fire K-9 Competition 'First ResPAWnders': Enter Daily Voice Police, Fire K-9 Competition 'First ResPAWnders': Enter Daily Voice Police, Fire K-9 Competition
'First ResPAWnders': Enter Daily Voice Police, Fire K-9 Competition Daily Voice is on a mission to find the best First ResPAWnder in North Jersey. Whether he or she is a firehouse dog or blueline buddy, we want to see the best boys and girls in Bergen, Passaic and Morris counties. Police officers, firefighters and EMS members can submit their pet for a featured article and a chance to win a prize (it's not bragging rights -- we know you do that anyway). Readers will vote to select the winner. Email [email protected] to enter.

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by Cecilia Levine
Fort Lee, NJ
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HOW TO HELP: 45 Fort Lee Families Displaced By Fire HOW TO HELP: 45 Fort Lee Families Displaced By Fire HOW TO HELP: 45 Fort Lee Families Displaced By Fire
HOW TO Help: 45 Fort Lee Families Displaced By Fire The Red Cross, Fort Lee officials and community members are working to assist dozens of families displaced by a fire that tore through an apartment building. A temporary shelter was in place at Fort Lee High School for residents of the Linwood Park complex, which was destroyed by the blaze that started in the basement around 4 p.m. Thursday. Checks, cash or credit card donations are being accepted for the families at a drive launched by borough officials on Saturday, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., at the Fort Lee Recreation Center. "Our hearts go out to the victims of yesterday’s tragic Fort …

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by Cecilia Levine
Parsippany-Troy Hills, NJ
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Jersey Shore Mexican Restaurant Opens In Morris County Jersey Shore Mexican Restaurant Opens In Morris County Jersey Shore Mexican Restaurant Opens In Morris County
Jersey Shore Mexican Restaurant Opens In Morris County A Jersey Shore-based eatery that touts Mexican food fused with American flavor has opened a location in Morris County. Bubbakoo’s Burritos, located at 110 US 46 at Mount Olive's Village Green Shopping Plaza, the new restaurant is owned and operated by Jerry Finegan, who worked in construction for more than 30 years before joining on with Bubbakoo’s. The restaurant offers the usual fast-casual burrito fare such as burritos, bowls, tacos, salad, nachos and quesadillas -- but with 16 different protein options.  Those include fried chicken, barbecue pork, Buffalo shrimp and grilled steak, as …

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