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Elmwood Park's Broadway Bar Owner Peter Rizzi Dies Elmwood Park's Broadway Bar Owner Peter Rizzi Dies Elmwood Park's Broadway Bar Owner Peter Rizzi Dies
Elmwood Park's Broadway Bar Owner Peter Rizzi Dies ELMWOOD PARK, N.J. — Peter Rizzi, formerly the owner of United Caterers and Broadway Bar in Elmwood Park, died Dec. 31, 2017. He was 69 years old. The Toms River resident was born in Hackensack and lived in Elmwood Park and Fair Lawn. He served his country during the Vietnam War in the United States National Guard 50th Armored Division.  He is survived by his wife of 15 years, Bonnie L. (nee D'Angelo); children Jaclyn Rizzi of Elmwood Park, Janine Mancuso and her husband Anthony of New York, and Adam Gugino of Metuchen; siblings James Rizzi and his wife Dawn of Lodi and John Rizzi and his …
Chipotle Sets Opening Date Near Montvale Wegmans Chipotle Sets Opening Date Near Montvale Wegmans Chipotle Sets Opening Date Near Montvale Wegmans
Chipotle Sets Opening Date Near Montvale Wegmans MONTVALE, N.J. — Chipotle Mexican Grill is coming to Montvale this month. The eatery is set to open Jan. 18, at 14 Farm View, near the intersection of Mercedes Drive and Philips Parkway. Wegmans opened last fall at 100 Farm View. The first 25 customers will score a free Chipotle T-shirt and buy-one-get-one coupon to use on a return visit.
Passaic Man Sees 34th Year Running World's Only Winston Churchill Book Shop Passaic Man Sees 34th Year Running World's Only Winston Churchill Book Shop Passaic Man Sees 34th Year Running World's Only Winston Churchill Book Shop
Passaic Man Sees 34th Year Running World's Only Winston Churchill Book Shop PASSAIC, N.J. — The world's only Winston Churchill bookstore is run by Passaic's Barry Singer, according to a recent story in the New York Times, shedding light on the shop. Chartwell Booksellers is named after Churchill's legendary home in England's Kent countryside. Devoted to the writings of Winston Churchill, the shop has long combined the best of the old and the new, and is in its 34th year as an independent bookstore in the heart of midtown-Manhattan. The store has had a good year, as Churchill was portrayed in recent films the "Churchill" and "Darkest Hour," alon…
Organs Of Late Pompton Lakes Woman Will Help Others Live Organs Of Late Pompton Lakes Woman Will Help Others Live Organs Of Late Pompton Lakes Woman Will Help Others Live
Organs Of Late Pompton Lakes Woman Will Help Others Live POMPTON LAKES, N.J. — Danielle A Black of Pompton Lakes died suddenly at St. Josephs Hospital on Jan. 2. She was 32 years old. The family asks that donations in her memory be made to the NJ Sharing Network Foundation, as Danielle's concern for others was demonstrated through her final wish to be an organ donor.  Danielle was born April 23, 1985 in Hackensack Hospital to Kim (Lane) -- her best friend -- and the late Paul A. Black. Danielle was a graduate of Pompton Lakes High School class of 2003 and she held a Bachelor's Degree in Psychology from William Paterson University. She was a depe…
Clifton Liquor Store Sells Winning Lottery Ticket Clifton Liquor Store Sells Winning Lottery Ticket Clifton Liquor Store Sells Winning Lottery Ticket
Clifton Liquor Store Sells Winning Lottery Ticket CLIFTON, N.J. — A Clifton liquor store sold a winning lottery ticket from the Jan. 5 drawing. The winning ticket -- worth $10,000 -- matched four of the five white balls and the Gold Mega Ball drawn: 28, 30, 39, 59 and 70; GMB was 10. If the ticket had been purchased with the Megaplier option, it would have multiplied the prize to $30,000.  That ticket was purchased at Limonta Liquors, 293 Vernon Ave., Clifton, in Passaic County.
Hackensack DPW Boss Facing Federal Suit Could Get Big Payout Hackensack DPW Boss Facing Federal Suit Could Get Big Payout Hackensack DPW Boss Facing Federal Suit Could Get Big Payout
Hackensack DPW Boss Facing Federal Suit Could Get Big Payout HACKENSACK, N.J. — A Hackensack assistant DPW supervisor accused of racketeering in a federal lawsuit could be getting a $100,000 payout, NorthJersey.com reports. Anthony Sedita retired Jan. 1, the article says. The lawsuit alleges that Sedita and two other top dogs coerced junior employees into the following, according to NorthJersey.com: helping a local judge move furniture with city-owned vehicles  siphon heating oil from a Paterson school travel to purchase a rifle assist in transporting lead for the production of bullets The City Council is expected to approve the nearly 6-figure pay…
NY Giant Jason Pierre-Paul Buys NJ Home Through Wyckoff Broker NY Giant Jason Pierre-Paul Buys NJ Home Through Wyckoff Broker NY Giant Jason Pierre-Paul Buys NJ Home Through Wyckoff Broker
NY Giant Jason Pierre-Paul Buys NJ Home Through Wyckoff Broker WYCKOFF, N.J. – Welcome to New Jersey, Jason Pierre-Paul! Pierre-Paul, one of the top players on the New York Giants, credits real estate agent Juliana Sullivan of Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage of Wyckoff and Franklin Lakes with helping him find the perfect home. The brokerage did not release the athlete's address for privacy purposes. CORRECTION: JPP did not move to Wyckoff, as previously  published by Daily Voice. He moved to New Jersey with help from a Wyckoff-based brokerage. "I wanted a house with old charm and character in a nice neighborhood with a certain level of pri…
Hero Civilians Aid Paramus Rollover Victim Hero Civilians Aid Paramus Rollover Victim Hero Civilians Aid Paramus Rollover Victim
Hero Civilians Aid Paramus Rollover Victim PARAMUS, N.J. — Not all heroes wear uniforms: Three in Paramus on Monday morning sported winter coats, along with gashes on their fingertips. The trio of strangers -- William Tiernan, Paul Delmonico and U.S. Airman Darwin Polo -- were outside a 7-Eleven in an East Ridgewood Avenue strip mall across from the Fashion Center when Tiernen spotted a car across the roadway barreling through snowbanks just before 11:30 a.m. He called for help and ran toward the car. Delmonico and Polo, hearing his cries, saw the car speed down a hill, briefly go airborne and land in the parking lot behind the Fas…
Airborne Vehicle Rollover Lands In Paramus Parking Lot Airborne Vehicle Rollover Lands In Paramus Parking Lot Airborne Vehicle Rollover Lands In Paramus Parking Lot
Airborne Vehicle Rollover Lands In Paramus Parking Lot PARAMUS, N.J. – A White Plains, N.Y. man was transported to the hospital with minor injuries after his vehicle veered off Ridgewood Avenue and rolled down into a nearby parking lot Monday morning in Paramus, authorities said. The driver, Saji Kochumman, 41, was in stable condition and transported to The Valley Hospital, Fire Chief Kenneth Ehrenberg, citing a suspected medical emergency as the cause of the incident. The car drove off the roadway and into snowbanks and a street sign, just before 11:30 a.m., responders told Daily Voice. READ: HERO CIVILIANS AID PARAMUS ROLLOVER VICTIM It con…
Fair Lawn's New Mayor Focuses On Water Quality Fair Lawn's New Mayor Focuses On Water Quality Fair Lawn's New Mayor Focuses On Water Quality
Fair Lawn's New Mayor Focuses On Water Quality FAIR LAWN, N.J. — Lisa Swain has been sworn in as the new mayor of Fair Lawn, replacing John Cosgrove -- now her deputy. On Swain's agenda is improving water quality, pedestrian safety and revitalizing the downtown, NorthJersey.com reports. At 59 years old, Swain -- a Democrat -- is an accomplished triathlete who served on the council for 10 years, and was appointed mayor for the second time last week (prior: 2011), the article says. After contaminants were found in the borough's water, Fair Lawn officials promised the safety was up to par -- and Swain wants to make sure it stays that way,…
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