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Bergen County Judge Suspends Sentence Of DPW Worker Due To Health Concerns Bergen County Judge Suspends Sentence Of DPW Worker Due To Health Concerns Bergen County Judge Suspends Sentence Of DPW Worker Due To Health Concerns
Bergen County Judge Suspends Sentence Of DPW Worker Due To Health Concerns BERGEN COUNTY, N.J. — A Bergen County Superior Court judge suspended a three-year prison sentence for a former North Bergen DPW director, NJ Attorney General Chistopher S. Porrino announced. Timothy Grossi, 77 of Jersey City, was sentenced by Superior Court Judge Margaret M. Foti for ordering subordinate employees to run political errands while they were on duty and being paid by the township, Porrino said. Foti suspended the sentence because of the condition of Grossi’s health, according to the attorney general, who did not release the specifics of Grossi's condition. Grossi pleaded guilt…
Happy Birthday Wrestler Enzo Amore Of Hackensack Happy Birthday Wrestler Enzo Amore Of Hackensack Happy Birthday Wrestler Enzo Amore Of Hackensack
Happy Birthday Wrestler Enzo Amore Of Hackensack HACKENSACK, N.J. -- Happy Birthday to Hackensack's Eric Anthony Arndt, aka Enzo Amore. A professional wrestler and WWE Hall of Famer, he was born in Hackensack Dec. 8, 1986 and turns 31 Friday. Arndt is more commonly known by his WWE name Enzo Amore, where he performs on the Raw brand.  He is a 2005 graduate of Waldwick High School, where he played football, and also attended Waldwick's Julia A. Traphagen School and Crescent School. He always wanted to be a pro wrestler, and started training at 16 with Joe DeFranco at the DeFranco's Training Systems gym in Wyckoff. Amore continued his foo…
Pair Of Pythons Whose Owner Died Await New Home In Teterboro Pair Of Pythons Whose Owner Died Await New Home In Teterboro Pair Of Pythons Whose Owner Died Await New Home In Teterboro
Pair Of Pythons Whose Owner Died Await New Home In Teterboro TETERBORO, N.J. — Two ball pythons are up for adoption at Teterboro's Bergen County Animal Shelter. The shelter is seeking an experienced adopted to take in the snakes, who came to BCAS after their owner died. CLICK HERE FOR MORE.
Teaneck Social Worker Charged With Filing False Medical Claims Teaneck Social Worker Charged With Filing False Medical Claims Teaneck Social Worker Charged With Filing False Medical Claims
Teaneck Social Worker Charged With Filing False Medical Claims TEANECK, N.J. — A Teaneck social services worker with a private practice has been charged with filing false Medicaid claims for three years beginning in 2012, NorthJersey.com reports. The article says that 55-year-old Gloria Andrade billed Medicaid for overlapping services, claiming she provided counseling to multiple people on the same date, at the same time in different locations. Andrade is facing a prison sentence of up to 17 years in state prison and thousands of dollars in fines, according to NorthJersey.com. CLICK HERE FOR MORE.
Lights Out In Waldwick: Christmas On Manhattan Cancelled For 2017 Lights Out In Waldwick: Christmas On Manhattan Cancelled For 2017 Lights Out In Waldwick: Christmas On Manhattan Cancelled For 2017
Lights Out In Waldwick: Christmas On Manhattan Cancelled For 2017 WALDWICK, N.J. — Despite high hopes that he would find the time to put his annual lights display together, Ralph DeWeil of Waldwick has pulled the plug on "Christmas on Manhattan" this year. DeWeil earlier this week said that his display would be up and running by Thursday, Dec. 7 at the latest, but told Daily Voice that -- between work and his health -- it's lights out this year. As with the neighbors' "DITTO —>" sign. "The overwhelming amount of people who made this a tradition with their families is just amazing," said the father of three.  "You do…
Massive Sale! Ho-Ho-Kus Antique Store To Vacate Franklin Turnpike Location Massive Sale! Ho-Ho-Kus Antique Store To Vacate Franklin Turnpike Location Massive Sale! Ho-Ho-Kus Antique Store To Vacate Franklin Turnpike Location
Massive Sale! Ho-Ho-Kus Antique Store To Vacate Franklin Turnpike Location HO-HO-KUS, N.J. — Camelot Home Furnishings is holding a massive store sale as its owner prepares to move the contents to a Ho-Ho-Kus warehouse that will service additional satellite locations. The Hollywood Avenue warehouse will serve as a hub for additional stores that owner Raul Camelot hopes to open soon in Greenwich, CT and Warwick, N.Y.  Camelot's last day in the Ho-Ho-Kus retail store -- which he opened in 1989 -- will be Dec. 30. "The business model is moving toward antique malls," said Camelot, who has a second location in Vermont.  "The individual, downtown storefr…
Hawthorne Convenience Store Sells Winning Lottery Ticket Hawthorne Convenience Store Sells Winning Lottery Ticket Hawthorne Convenience Store Sells Winning Lottery Ticket
Hawthorne Convenience Store Sells Winning Lottery Ticket HAWTHORNE, N.J. — A winning lottery ticket splitting the $266,974 Jersey Cash 5 jackpot from Tuesday's drawing was sold at a Hawthorne convenience store. Dee's General Store, located on Diamond Bridge Avenue, sold the $133,487 ticket. The winning numbers were: 04, 12, 18, 20 and 22 and the XTRA number was: 02. Another ticket that would split the jackpot was sold in Camden County.
Wayne Doc Gets 37 Months Behind Bars For Massive Bribery Scheme Wayne Doc Gets 37 Months Behind Bars For Massive Bribery Scheme Wayne Doc Gets 37 Months Behind Bars For Massive Bribery Scheme
Wayne Doc Gets 37 Months Behind Bars For Massive Bribery Scheme WAYNE, N.J. — An internal medicine doctor who lives in Wayne was sentenced Wednesday to 37 months in prison for accepting bribes in exchange for test referrals as part of a long-running scheme operated by Biodiagnostic Laboratory Services LLC (BLS), of Parsippany, its president and numerous associates, Acting U.S. Attorney William E. Fitzpatrick announced. Jorge J. Figueroa, 59, who has a practice in West New York, previously pleaded guilty before U.S. District Judge Stanley R. Chesler to accepting bribes, Fitzpatrick said. Judge Chesler imposed the sentences Wednesday in Newark federal cour…
Elmwood Park Friendly's Reopens With Free Quarter-Pounders For All Elmwood Park Friendly's Reopens With Free Quarter-Pounders For All Elmwood Park Friendly's Reopens With Free Quarter-Pounders For All
Elmwood Park Friendly's Reopens With Free Quarter-Pounders For All ELMWOOD PARK, N.J. — Friendly's of Elmwood Park is celebrating its new look by offering free quarter-pound cheeseburgers with the purchase of a fountain drink to all customers between Dec. 18 and 24. The restaurant, located at 240 Route 46 East, will be closed for renovations between Dec. 11 and 17, but will reopen on Dec. 18. Friendly’s will be serving fan-favorite dishes like the classic Fishamajig®, mouthwatering SuperMelt® Sandwiches and the hearty Big-Two-Do® breakfast.  The restaurant will officially reopen on Monday, Dec. 18.
Biracial Bullying Results In Concussion For Cresskill 5th Grader Biracial Bullying Results In Concussion For Cresskill 5th Grader Biracial Bullying Results In Concussion For Cresskill 5th Grader
Biracial Bullying Results In Concussion For Cresskill 5th Grader CRESSKILL, N.J. — School officials in Cresskill have dismissed a father's claim that his son was bullied for his skin color and are doing little to help, Ken Bailey told Daily Voice. The years of racism and bullying culminated on Friday afternoon for Bailey's fifth grade son, Lawrence, when another Merritt Memorial School student punched him so hard in the spine that he lost consciousness and fell to the ground -- and suffered a concussion, Bailey said. "My son is a terrific little bi-racial child who wants to only be accepted," said Bailey, a lifelong Cresskill resident.  "…
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