Worth It? Mahwah Woman Recounts 'Urine Soaked Hell' In Times Square
MAHWAH, N.J. — Jeryl Lippe of Mahwah found out the hard way what Times Square on New Years Eve will (or rather, won't) get ya: a bathroom.
Four years ago, she was part of the event that the New York Post is calling "a urine soaked hell."
There are no port-a-potties and businesses turn away those in need, like Lippe.
By the time the clock struck 12, the 22-year-old had to go -- bad, The Post reports. She was denied by every restaurant and hotel she tried, according to the article.
Brian Alvarado, 18, a student from Westchester, N.Y., is going for the fifth consecutive year, The Post says. …
Fair Lawn Captain Salutes Fallen Hero Christopher Goodell In Final Walk
FAIR LAWN, N.J. — Police Capt. Robert Kneer was loading the remaining photos from his desk into his car at the Fair Lawn Police Station Friday before his ceremonial last walk, when he spotted Patricia Goodell.
The pair has remained close since 2014, when Kneer conducted the funeral for her son -- Christopher Goodell. Like Kneer, Goodell, 32, was a U.S. Marine Veteran and police officer stationed in Waldwick.
Kneer, in uniform, and Goodell, in a heavy winter coat, embraced in the parking lot.
Nothing could stop the tears from flowing.
"I just wanted to let you know that he's with me t…
New Rochelle Police Arrest Husband For Allegedly Killing His Wife
WESTCHESTER COUNTY, N.Y. -- A husband was apprehended in connection with the death of his Brooklyn wife earlier this week by New Rochelle police, the New York Times reports.
Charges were pending against Barry Wells, 29, who was out on bail after being arrested on a charge of choking his wife, Tonie Wells, in September, according to the report.
Police were dispatched to Tonie Wells' Brooklyn home Wednesday, but “never got out of their patrol car before reporting that the call was unfounded,” the article says.
An hour later, the two officers were called back to the home, where Tonie Wells wa…
