Hot Dog! Stand Boosts Family-Owned Hillsdale Butcher Shop
HILLSDALE, N.J. — People lined the sidewalk in Downtown Hillsdale on Thursday, patiently waiting for Delores Santucci to dish them their dog at Karl Ehmer’s Quality Meats' stand.
It’s a year-round barbecue on Broadway, and store owner Michael Santucci has no intention of spoiling the party.
His mom, Delores, doesn’t anticipate business slowing down as the days grow colder.
“When a product is good, it sells itself,” she said.
Delores runs the stand each day and operates the shop along with her husband, Dominick, and grandson, Michael.
Hot dog carts may be an all-American concept, but Mic…
New York Driver Arrested On Methamphetamine Charges In Rochelle Park
ROCHELLE PARK, N.J. — A New York driver is facing drug charges after two rocks of methamphetamine, a glass jar of marijuana, a scale, baggies, grinder and a vial of suspected THC were recovered by Rochelle Park police from his trunk early Wednesday morning, authorities said.
Thomas Lackner, 32 of Delmar, N.Y., was arrested after Lt. Dean Pinto stopped his 2001 Toyota at 12:22 a.m., the lieutenant said.
An hour prior, a New York couple was arrested in Rochelle Park on heroin related charges, police said.
Lackner, who had three passengers in the car, was traveling in the right lane of Route …
Mohegan Lake Duo Known In Trafficking Circles Face Heroin Charges
Two Westchester residents were busted on heroin and other drug related charges in New Jersey on Tuesday.
Blaise Santella, 31, and his passenger Sara Giangiobbe, 28, both of Mohegan Lake, were arrested Tuesday night after a traffic stop, Rochelle Park Police Lt. Dean Pinto said.
Santella was driving his 1998 Honda Civic on Essex Street at 11:30 p.m. when police noticed its loud exhaust, an obstructed view out the windshield and no rear license plate light, according to Pinto.
Upon approaching the vehicle, the officer saw that Santella was visibly shaking as he handed over his paperwork, alo…
Kickback Crackdown: Paramus Neurologist Charged In 3rd Degree Conspiracy
PARAMUS, N.J. — A neurologist with an office in Paramus is facing up to five years in prison and a fine of nearly $15,000 as the latest to be charged in a statewide kickback crackdown, Attorney General Office announced Wednesday.
Terry Ramnanan, 64, of Upper Saddle River, faces charges of third-degree conspiracy and commercial bribery after being accused of paying illegal kickbacks to a chiropractor, in exchange for patient referrals, according to a press release.
Ramnan, of Interventional Spine and Pain, allegedly paid Totowa chiropractor for Ronald Hayek of Totowa for patient referrals f…
