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Paramus Parvo Puppy Survivor Needs A Home Paramus Parvo Puppy Survivor Needs A Home Paramus Parvo Puppy Survivor Needs A Home
Paramus Parvo Puppy Survivor Needs A Home PARAMUS, N.J. — A puppy that survived a parvo outbreak amongst several other boxer-hound mixes from Paramus' Bonnie's Animal Rescue Kingdom is up for adoption. Ella, a boxer hound mix born in May, will never be able to contract the deadly disease again. She is playful and is expected to grow very large in size and will require lots of exercise. CLICK HERE FOR THE PETFINDER LINK.
Glen Rock Teen's Organization Aids Underprivileged Orphans In Moldova Glen Rock Teen's Organization Aids Underprivileged Orphans In Moldova Glen Rock Teen's Organization Aids Underprivileged Orphans In Moldova
Glen Rock Teen's Organization Aids Underprivileged Orphans In Moldova GLEN ROCK, N.J. — Olivia Cecoltan of Glen Rock believes that the little things make a big difference. Bath towels, for example, greatly enhanced the lives of the dozens of European orphans that Cecoltan. Those bath towels were among the many "little things" donated through, the Hand in Hand Project (HIHP), which the 18-year-old launched to help improved the lives of underprivileged children in Moldova. This summer, the rising senior at Bergen County Academies launched a summer camp at a safe haven for mothers and children in her native land this year to aid youth impacted by dome…
This Cuddly Beagle Mix From Westwood Rescue Could Be Yours This Cuddly Beagle Mix From Westwood Rescue Could Be Yours This Cuddly Beagle Mix From Westwood Rescue Could Be Yours
This Cuddly Beagle Mix From Westwood Rescue Could Be Yours WESTWOOD, N.J. — Bow Wows and Meows of Westwood is seeking a home for a cuddly beagle-mix. Fawn is three months old and weighs only 12 pounds. She is mostly house trained and enjoys being with other dogs. Fawn is sweet, loving and joyful. CLICK HERE FOR THE PETFINDER LINK.
Back To School Struggles: Parents Take Northern Valley Admins To Court Back To School Struggles: Parents Take Northern Valley Admins To Court Back To School Struggles: Parents Take Northern Valley Admins To Court
Back To School Struggles: Parents Take Northern Valley Admins To Court DEMAREST, N.J. — Parents have filed a lawsuit against the Northern Valley Regional School District, saying that the college-prep courses are not being properly weighted into GPAs, NorthJersey.com reports. The July 28 suit accuses the district of discrimination against students with special needs by creating enriched classes but without extra weight in calculating their GPAs, the article says. The concern amongst some parents is that the inaccuracy makes it more difficult for students to get accepted into college, according to NorthJersey.com. CLICK HERE FOR MORE.
Shelter Caring For Garfield Walmart Dogs Closes Kennel Following Outbreak Shelter Caring For Garfield Walmart Dogs Closes Kennel Following Outbreak Shelter Caring For Garfield Walmart Dogs Closes Kennel Following Outbreak
Shelter Caring For Garfield Walmart Dogs Closes Kennel Following Outbreak TETERBORO, N.J. — The Bergen County Animal Shelter in Teterboro, which is taking care of the 26 dogs rescued from a van behind the Garfield Walmart, has closed its shelters due to health issues, officials said. The outbreak was unrelated to the rescued dogs, shelter officials told NorthJersey.com. The dog kennels are expected to open in three or four days. The shelter did not disclose the nature of the outbreak. Applications for the bulldog puppies will also no longer be accepted. "They do not belong to the shelter, therefore we have no further information to provide to the public,&q…
It Only Took 47 Years To Install Emerson Traffic Light It Only Took 47 Years To Install Emerson Traffic Light It Only Took 47 Years To Install Emerson Traffic Light
It Only Took 47 Years To Install Emerson Traffic Light EMERSON, N.J. — There's a new traffic light in Emerson, and it only took 47 years to get installed. Nearly 47 years to date, the Bergen County Department of Public Works authorized the design of a traffic light on Lincoln Boulevard. This week, that light was installed. "In the letter, we see that the county had offered to construct a traffic light at Lincoln Boulevard back in 1970," Mayor Lou Lamatina said of the Aug. 26, 1970 letter. "I am not sure why, but the traffic light was never installed. Now, approximately 47 years to the date of the letter, the light is now operat…
Coming Soon: Blaze'd Chicken To Replace Shuttered Hackensack Eatery Coming Soon: Blaze'd Chicken To Replace Shuttered Hackensack Eatery Coming Soon: Blaze'd Chicken To Replace Shuttered Hackensack Eatery
Coming Soon: Blaze'd Chicken To Replace Shuttered Hackensack Eatery HACKENSACK, N.J. — A new chicken restaurant is replacing a Hackensack eatery that was shut down by city health officials. Blaze'd Chicken will be opening on Passaic Street, at the former site of New York Fried Chicken according to its website and signs in the window. The restaurant is located next to newly-opened Hackensack Huddle Sports Bar and Grill, which replaced Green Olive restaurant. There is no word yet on an opening date.
Off The Rails: Bergen Assemblyman Has NJ Transit Workers' Backs Off The Rails: Bergen Assemblyman Has NJ Transit Workers' Backs Off The Rails: Bergen Assemblyman Has NJ Transit Workers' Backs
Off The Rails: Bergen Assemblyman Has NJ Transit Workers' Backs ENGLEWOOD, N.J. — One after the other, current and former NJ Transit employees shared stories  of discrimination with lawmakers at a Friday hearing in Trenton. Assemblyman Gordon Johnson (D- Bergen) of Englewood says there is systemic disorder among the NJ Transit leadership. "NJ Transit’s handling of general operations repeatedly has been a subject of inquiry over the last few years, but what we’ve learned today is just disturbing," said Gordon, who has an office in Teaneck.  Johnson represents the 37th district, covering Alpine, Bogota, Cresskill, Englewood, Englewood Cliffs, Fo…
Passaic Man Killed Trying To Fix Microwave Passaic Man Killed Trying To Fix Microwave Passaic Man Killed Trying To Fix Microwave
Passaic Man Killed Trying To Fix Microwave PASSAIC, N.J. — A 40-year-old man was electrocuted and killed Wednesday while trying to fix his microwave, News12 reports. First responders spent 45 minutes trying to resuscitate Omar Lopez, 40, the report says. CLICK HERE FOR MORE.
Aetna Exposed New Jersey HIV Patients' Personal Information Aetna Exposed New Jersey HIV Patients' Personal Information Aetna Exposed New Jersey HIV Patients' Personal Information
Aetna Exposed New Jersey HIV Patients' Personal Information The personal information of HIV patients in New Jersey and several other states was outed by health insurer Aetna through a window on envelopes in mailings to the patients. The July 28 letter showed the patients' name address, claim number and health plan options available to fill their HIV medication prescriptions. The Legal Action Center (LAC) and the AIDS Law Project of Pennsylvania (ALPP) in a cease and desist letter demanded that Aetna "take corrective measures to ensure that this gross breach of privacy and confidentiality never reoccurs." "By sending this mail, Aetna …
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