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Name Cupcake After Your Ex And Then Smash It With A Chocolate Hammer This Valentine's Day Name Cupcake After Your Ex And Then Smash It With A Chocolate Hammer This Valentine's Day Name Cupcake After Your Ex And Then Smash It With A Chocolate Hammer This Valentine's Day
Name Cupcake After Your Ex And Then Smash It With A Chocolate Hammer This Valentine's Day Are you newly-single this Valentine's Day? Mr. Cupcakes is hoping to help by catering to victims of heartbreak. The North Jersey shop's heartbreak Valentine's Day gift box comes with a red velvet, heart-shaped cupcake with your ex's name on it and a gold-plated chocolate hammer. It's all wrapped up in a pink box with a bow. Mr. Cupcakes has locations in Clifton, Garfield, Hawthorne, Oradell and Paramus. Call any store to order your gift box. You can still be bitter, but that's pretty sweet, right?
NSFW: Bergen County Nurse's Vacation Video Goes Viral NSFW: Bergen County Nurse's Vacation Video Goes Viral NSFW: Bergen County Nurse's Vacation Video Goes Viral
Nsfw: Bergen County Nurse's Vacation Video Goes Viral A photo of the monkeys alone would have been fine. But Washington Township native Kendall Cheney Dalessio got more than she bargained for on her trip to Thailand -- a video of, well, monkey business. Dalessio, 27, a Pace University graduate, initially posted the video to her own Instagram account -- but it didn't take long before it went viral.  In less than a day, the nurse's video had garnered more than 32,000 views on her own account, and more than 2 million on Barstool Sports, along with several other social media platforms. WATCH VIDEO ABOVE.
First 'Shark Tank' Winner To Close Bergen County Pie Shop Mr. Tod's First 'Shark Tank' Winner To Close Bergen County Pie Shop Mr. Tod's First 'Shark Tank' Winner To Close Bergen County Pie Shop Mr. Tod's
First 'Shark Tank' Winner To Close Bergen County Pie Shop Mr. Tod's Mr. Tod -- the first entrepreneur to come out of ABC's "Shark Tank" -- announced he will be shutting his doors. Tod Wilson, the owner of Mr. Tod's Pies in Englewood, announced he will be closing his Hudson Avenue storefront. Pies will still be available for delivery on Mr. Tod's website, and can be purchased at some local ShopRite stores. Wilson opened his first pie "factory" in Somerset, in 2002. Three years later, he was featured on the first episode of "Shark Tank," sending his pies to the national stage and began shipping nationwide. "I want to personally thank everyone who continues …
VOTE: Best Steakhouses In Bergen County VOTE: Best Steakhouses In Bergen County VOTE: Best Steakhouses In Bergen County
Vote: Best Steakhouses In Bergen County Bon appetite, baby. Valentine's Day is right around the corner -- have you made your reservations? These are some of the highest-rated steakhouses in Bergen County, according to Yelp. What say you? Vote below. Winners announced on Valentine's Day (story continues below poll). ** UPDATE: Steve's Sizzling Steaks has been added as a contender since having received many emails from readers ** Allendale Steakhouse; 4 stars, 126 reviews: "Totally reminded me of Peter Lugar's and it was just as delicious if not better. If you are in the mood for a great steak done right, this is the place to go." …
North America's First Indoor Ski Park Coming To American Dream North America's First Indoor Ski Park Coming To American Dream North America's First Indoor Ski Park Coming To American Dream
North America's First Indoor Ski Park Coming To American Dream Get ready to hit the slopes in summertime -- or any time.  North America's first indoor ski and snowboard park with real snow will be opening at the American Dream this spring. The East Rutherford facility will feature an 180,000-square-foot, 800-foot ski slope (16 stories high) and an ice-climbing wall. The facility will also boast a ski school area, chairlift, terrain park, chalet, restaurants and more. Snow will be made using the same equipment that local resorts use -- the only difference is that the melted stuff will be recycled, powder.com says. The climate inside will…
Mine Hill Driver With Suspended License Admits Having Heroin, Giving Police Bogus ID Mine Hill Driver With Suspended License Admits Having Heroin, Giving Police Bogus ID Mine Hill Driver With Suspended License Admits Having Heroin, Giving Police Bogus ID
Mine Hill Driver With Suspended License Admits Having Heroin, Giving Police Bogus ID A suspended driver from Mine Hill admitted that he had heroin in his car and gave police a bogus identity when he was stopped. Michael Collette, 33, pleaded guilty to drug possession, hindering his arrest and driving while suspended in Newton on Thursday as part of a plea deal with prosecutors, Sussex County Prosecutor Francis A. Koch said. Andover police arrested Collette after stopping him for a minor traffic offense Dec. 14, Koch said. Superior Court Judge Thomas J. Critchley Jr. scheduled sentencing for March 22.
Boom, Lawsuit: Wayne Officials Threaten To Sue Pequannock Over Castle Fireworks Boom, Lawsuit: Wayne Officials Threaten To Sue Pequannock Over Castle Fireworks Boom, Lawsuit: Wayne Officials Threaten To Sue Pequannock Over Castle Fireworks
Boom, Lawsuit: Wayne Officials Threaten To Sue Pequannock Over Castle Fireworks Fireworks loved by some and feared by others have caused tension between neighbors in Morris and Passaic counties. Wayne Township officials are threatening to sue Pequannock and claiming booming fireworks are causing a disruption for residents, the Daily Record reports. Mayor Christopher Vergano is blaming Pequannock officials for allowing Route 23's Legacy Castle to put on nighttime fireworks displays, the article says. Wayne officials maintain the explosions could be a violation of noise ordinances. Vergano in October 2018 sent a letter published in the Daily Record to Pequanno…
Rankings: These Morris County Schools Are Among Best In State Rankings: These Morris County Schools Are Among Best In State Rankings: These Morris County Schools Are Among Best In State
Rankings: These Morris County Schools Are Among Best In State New Jersey is home to some of the nation’s finest schools -- but which high schools are at the top the list? Niche on recently released its 2019 rankings, which are “based on rigorous analysis of key statistics and millions of reviews from students and parents using data from the U.S. Department of Education.” Using a weighted scale including academic grades (60 percent), teacher’s grades (10 percent), culture and diversity (10 percent), parent-student surveys (10 percent) and other factors, Niche determined the top high schools throughout the country. "The 2019 Best Public High Schools ra…
RANKINGS: Best Bagel Shops In Bergen County According To Yelp RANKINGS: Best Bagel Shops In Bergen County According To Yelp RANKINGS: Best Bagel Shops In Bergen County According To Yelp
Rankings: Best Bagel Shops In Bergen County According To Yelp There are bagels and then there are bagels: Doughy, delicious deli icons that are good on their own, as a sandwich, or with the ever-classic cream cheese. Every neighborhood has its own go-to bagel shop, but which one is best? Here is a list of the best bagel shops in Morris County according to Yelp. The following are the highest-rated bagel shops in Morris County, determined by Yelp's methodological algorithm that combines the number of reviews and star ratings. Quotes are from customer reviews. Hot Bagels, Fair Lawn; 4 stars, 52 reviews: "Still going strong after all these years. They ha…
Morristown Police Officer Struck While Directing Traffic Morristown Police Officer Struck While Directing Traffic Morristown Police Officer Struck While Directing Traffic
Morristown Police Officer Struck While Directing Traffic A Morristown police officer suffered minor injuries while directing traffic, authorities said. Officer Dennis Bergman was taken to the hospital after a 2017 Toyota Camry struck him at the corner of South Street and Madison Avenue at 7:20 p.m. Thursday, Lt. Stuart Greer told the Daily Record. Bergman, a 14-year veteran with the department, was directing traffic around an emergency utility crew. He was taken to Morristown Medical Center with non life-threatening injuries, the article says. The car that struck the officer was driven by Harold Kofma, 43 of Morristown, the media outle…
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