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Overturned Dump Truck, Vehicle Fire Cause Parsippany Delays Overturned Dump Truck, Vehicle Fire Cause Parsippany Delays Overturned Dump Truck, Vehicle Fire Cause Parsippany Delays
Overturned Dump Truck, Vehicle Fire Cause Parsippany Delays A dump truck that overturned in Parsippany Wednesday morning caused delays along Route 80. The 9 a.m. accident closed multiple highway lanes due to debris east of Exit 42, causing delays of up to 25 minutes. Eastbound lanes were reopened shortly after. Route 46 was also temporarily closed as of 11:30 a.m. due to a vehicle fire between Parsippany and Waterview boulevards, Parsippany police said. One lane had been reopened as of 1 p.m. A vehicle fire closed Route 46 in Parsippany Wednesday.Parsippany PD Above photo courtesy of Parsippany police.
$20G Lottery Ticket Sold In Clifton $20G Lottery Ticket Sold In Clifton $20G Lottery Ticket Sold In Clifton
$20G Lottery Ticket Sold In Clifton A winning New Jersey Lottery ticket was sold in Clifton. The ticket was one of two third-tier prizewinning tickets from the Feb. 5 drawing, sold at Mini Mart Food Store in Clifton. It was purchased with the Megaplier option, multiplying the prize to $20,000. The other ticket was sold at 7-Eleven in Nutley.  The winning numbers were: 03, 34, 36, 59 and 66. The Gold Mega Ball was 07, and the Megaplier Multiplier was 02.
MAJOR DELAYS: Commuters Stranded After Tractor-Trailer Overturns In Weehawken MAJOR DELAYS: Commuters Stranded After Tractor-Trailer Overturns In Weehawken MAJOR DELAYS: Commuters Stranded After Tractor-Trailer Overturns In Weehawken
Major Delays: Commuters Stranded After Tractor-Trailer Overturns In Weehawken An overturned tractor-trailer on Route 495 near the Lincoln Tunnel created major delays and chaos for New Jersey commuters Wednesday morning. The incident occurred on the westbound side of the highway in Weehawken, near the tunnel's New Jersey exit, closing westbound lanes. Bus service delays of up to one hour were reported by 511nj.org  as of 8 a.m., with service diverted to Hoboken and Weehawken. NJ Transit bus tickets are being accepted on NJT rail, PATH at Hoboken and NPS, NY Waterway at Hoboken (north and south), Edgewater, Port Imperial and Lincoln Harbor terminals. As of 9 a.m: …
Landing Man Showed Woman Bomb Before Detonating It Near Lake, Prosecutor Says Landing Man Showed Woman Bomb Before Detonating It Near Lake, Prosecutor Says Landing Man Showed Woman Bomb Before Detonating It Near Lake, Prosecutor Says
Landing Man Showed Woman Bomb Before Detonating It Near Lake, Prosecutor Says A Landing man was arrested after showing a woman a homemade bomb and then driving to a nearby lake to detonate it, said authorities who charged him. Christopher Faschan, 31 of the Landing section of Roxbury, drove to the victim's home and showed her the bomb, saying it was the type that "you could stick to the bottom of a car," Sussex County Prosecutor Francis Koch said in a statement. Faschan drove to Lake Lackawanna where he detonated the device -- either near or in the lake, authorities said. The explosion was heard by the alleged victim and multiple residents of the …
Butler Quadriplegic Stands Strong 18 Years After Freak Accident Butler Quadriplegic Stands Strong 18 Years After Freak Accident Butler Quadriplegic Stands Strong 18 Years After Freak Accident
Butler Quadriplegic Stands Strong 18 Years After Freak Accident Lauren LaPorta of Butler isn't even on the treadmill and she's already shaking.  The 30-year-old had just hoisted herself out of her motorized wheelchair and ever-so slowly climbed the stairs up to the second level of Retro Fitness of Hackensack. All that was left for her to do was step onto the machine. Her legs are quivering. Her back is hunched. She doesn't know if she's going to make it this time. "I don't know what's wrong with me today," said LaPorta, several minutes into her second failed attempt at stepping onto the belt. Halfway there.Cecilia Levine While such a setback woul…
Bottom's Up! General Poor's Tavern Reopening In Hackensack Bottom's Up! General Poor's Tavern Reopening In Hackensack Bottom's Up! General Poor's Tavern Reopening In Hackensack
Bottom's Up! General Poor's Tavern Reopening In Hackensack General Poor's Tavern will soon be back in business. The beloved Hackensack watering hole closed last spring after more than 40 years on Main Street.  According to a banner that recently went up outside of the establishment, General Poor's will soon reopen under new management. The joint has been untouched for years -- and patrons hope it will stay that way. "I hope they leave the inside alone and don't 'modernize' it," one opined on Facebook. "It would kill the atmosphere." No word yet on an opening date.
SEEN HER? Florham Park Police Seek Public's Help Identifying Woman SEEN HER? Florham Park Police Seek Public's Help Identifying Woman SEEN HER? Florham Park Police Seek Public's Help Identifying Woman
Seen HER? Florham Park Police Seek Public's Help Identifying Woman The Florham Park Police Department is seeking the public’s help in identifying a woman involved in an incident over the weekend. The woman is being sought as part of an investigation into an incident that occurred in the business district on Sunday, Feb. 3 around 1:30 p.m., authorities said on social media. Police weren't immediately available to provide more information when Daily Voice called Tuesday evening. Anyone with more information is encouraged to contact the Florham Park Police Department at 973-377-2200 and ask for any member of the Detective Bureau. Callers may remain anon…
Prostitution Charges Cleared For Florida Student Who Had ID Stolen By Sister Prostitution Charges Cleared For Florida Student Who Had ID Stolen By Sister Prostitution Charges Cleared For Florida Student Who Had ID Stolen By Sister
Prostitution Charges Cleared For Florida Student Who Had ID Stolen By Sister A Florida woman trying to become a teacher has found herself in an identity theft nightmare created by her sister who used her identity in trying to avoid a Paterson prostitution fine. Jaclyn Humienny, 20, is being forced to come to New Jersey to prove her innocence after her 24-year-old sister, Samantha Humienny, used her ID last November in a prostitution-related charge, authorities said. Jaclyn knew something was up when she received a notice from Paterson municipal court saying she owed $533 in fines -- and threatened a warrant for her arrest, she told ABC7. She has tried call…
Look For Long Hill Cancer Survivor, 10, At Trump's State Of The Union Address Look For Long Hill Cancer Survivor, 10, At Trump's State Of The Union Address Look For Long Hill Cancer Survivor, 10, At Trump's State Of The Union Address
Look For Long Hill Cancer Survivor, 10, At Trump's State Of The Union Address A 10-year-old Long Hill cancer survivor who at an early age decided to swap birthday gifts and parties for charity donations will be a special guest at President Trump's State of the Union Address Tuesday evening. Known for her kind heart and infectious smile, Grace Eline of Gillette last year was diagnosed with Germinoma, a germ-cell brain tumor. In May 2018, she started cancer treatment. Throughout the rest of the year, Grace stayed positive and strong, making the rounds in the hospital, cheering up other patients, and always wearing a smile for the caring medical prof…
Long Hill School Bus Driver Cited In Crash That Downed Power Lines, Briefly Trapped Students Long Hill School Bus Driver Cited In Crash That Downed Power Lines, Briefly Trapped Students Long Hill School Bus Driver Cited In Crash That Downed Power Lines, Briefly Trapped Students
Long Hill School Bus Driver Cited In Crash That Downed Power Lines, Briefly Trapped Students A 62-year-old Long Hill school bus driver has been cited for a crash last month that caused live power lines to fall on the vehicle, trapping eight students inside before power was shut to the area. Sarah Scott-Farrar of Irvington is on suspension with the bus company and is not driving a route in Long Hill, according to District Superintendent Edwin Acevedo. No injuries were reported in the Jan. 28 crash, when Scott-Farrar lost control of the vehicle while attempting a left turn. The eight children made it to school safely.
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