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Englewood, NJ
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Lawsuit: Man Faked Illness To Carjack Englewood Cliffs Mom's Car Lawsuit: Man Faked Illness To Carjack Englewood Cliffs Mom's Car Lawsuit: Man Faked Illness To Carjack Englewood Cliffs Mom's Car
Lawsuit: Man Faked Illness To Carjack Englewood Cliffs Mom's Car ENGLEWOOD CLIFFS, N.J. — The woman who pulled over in Englewood Cliffs to help the man who ultimately tried carjacking her has filed a lawsuit for extreme emotional distress, NJ.com reports. Sereymanta Kong of Wallingford, CT, now 24, led authorities on a crash-filled, low-speed chase in a stolen police car in July 2015 after carjacking Aida Lekic, 43, Daily Voice reported. The chase ended when a Leonia police officer bumped the stolen Englewood Cliffs police cruiser with his department SUV, sending it onto the lawn of a Route 4 car dealership in Paramus. CLICK HERE FOR MORE ON THE LAWSUIT…

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Englewood, NJ
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Happy Birthday To Alpine's CC Sabathia Happy Birthday To Alpine's CC Sabathia Happy Birthday To Alpine's CC Sabathia
Happy Birthday To Alpine's CC Sabathia ALPINE, N.J. — Happy birthday to Alpine’s CC Sabathia of the New York Yankees. Carsten Charles “CC” Sabathia Jr., a California native, turns 37 Friday, July 21. Sabathia became the highest-paid pitcher in MLB history upon signing with the Yankees in 1009. The pitcher played the first 7-and-a-half seasons of his career with the Cleveland Indians, where he won the 2007 Cy Young Award. He played the second half of 2008 leading the Milwaukee Brewers to theWild Card, the team’s first playoff appearance in 26 years.

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by Cecilia Levine
Hackensack, NJ
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Health Department Shuts Hackensack Chicken Joint Health Department Shuts Hackensack Chicken Joint Health Department Shuts Hackensack Chicken Joint
Health Department Shuts Hackensack Chicken Joint HACKENSACK, N.J. — A fried chicken restaurant in Hackensack is temporarily closed An orange notice from the Hackensack Health Department is on the door of New York Fried Chicken on Passaic Street.  It says that the establishment is not to be reopened without permission from the health department. Meanwhile, a new bar called Hackensack Huddle has replaced The Green Olive next door.

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Hackensack, NJ
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Some People Get Bitten By Mosquitos More Than Others, Bergen Doctor Says Some People Get Bitten By Mosquitos More Than Others, Bergen Doctor Says Some People Get Bitten By Mosquitos More Than Others, Bergen Doctor Says
Some People Get Bitten By Mosquitos More Than Others, Bergen Doctor Says TEANECK, N.J. — Raise your hand if you've ever felt personally victimized by mosquitos. Holy Name Medical Center's Chief of Infectious Diseases Dr. Suraj Saggar says you could be on to something. There are several factors that could make you more attractive to mosquitoes, according to the doctor, who says he finds himself swatting more than others. Blood Type "The big one is blood type," said the doctor, of Ridgewood. "For whatever reason, Type O blood is highly associated with mosquito bites." Mosquitos are least attracted to people with Type A and Type B is in the mi…

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Hackensack, NJ
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Prosecutor: Ex-Hackensack Nurse Charged With Sexually Assaulting 2 Patients Prosecutor: Ex-Hackensack Nurse Charged With Sexually Assaulting 2 Patients Prosecutor: Ex-Hackensack Nurse Charged With Sexually Assaulting 2 Patients
Prosecutor: Ex-Hackensack Nurse Charged With Sexually Assaulting 2 Patients HACKENSACK, N.J. — A former nurse at Hackensack University Medical Center was arrested and charged with sexual assault for two separate incidents involving patients at a hospital emergency room at Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital in New Brunswick, authorities said. Wilbur Hernandez, 29, of Perth Amboy was arrested on July 13, 2017 and was charged with one count of sexual assault in the second degree and one count of criminal sexual assault in the fourth degree arising from an incident on June 29, 2017 with a 74-year-old female patient, according to Middlesex County Prosecutor Andrew C…

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Paramus, NJ
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Former Don Bosco Coach Greg Toal Headed To Bergen Catholic Former Don Bosco Coach Greg Toal Headed To Bergen Catholic Former Don Bosco Coach Greg Toal Headed To Bergen Catholic
Former Don Bosco Coach Greg Toal Headed To Bergen Catholic ORADELL, N.J. — Former Don Bosco football coach Greg Toal is headed to Bergen Catholic, NJ.com reports. He will be the defensive line coach, work with special team units and serve as a physical education teacher at the school, the article says. CLICK HERE FOR MORE FROM NJ.COM.

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Lyndhurst, NJ
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Police: Woman Killed North Arlington Boyfriend Then Called 9-1-1 Police: Woman Killed North Arlington Boyfriend Then Called 9-1-1 Police: Woman Killed North Arlington Boyfriend Then Called 9-1-1
Police: Woman Killed North Arlington Boyfriend Then Called 9-1-1 NORTH ARLINGTON, N.J. — A Pennsylvania woman was charged with homicide and arraigned over the weekend for killing her boyfriend, a North Arlington native, who reportedly was so afraid of alien cult members online that he wanted to die, Fox56.com reports. Police arrived at the scene early Saturday morning to find Stephen Mineo, 32, dead, with gun shot wounds in the middle of his forehead, the article says. His girlfriend, Barbara Rogers, 42, told police he was having problems with cult members online and requested that she kill him, according to Fox56. CLICK HERE FOR THE FULL REPORT.

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Ridgewood, NJ
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Hell On Wheels: Ridgewood Supt. Works To Improve Special Needs Busing Hell On Wheels: Ridgewood Supt. Works To Improve Special Needs Busing Hell On Wheels: Ridgewood Supt. Works To Improve Special Needs Busing
Hell On Wheels: Ridgewood Supt. Works To Improve Special Needs Busing RIDGEWOOD, N.J. — This story is the second in an occasional series following Ridgewood families with special needs children who say they have been experiencing problems with the school district's provided transportation system. Last week, Daily Voice opened "Hell On Wheels" with a story about Ridgewood mom Maryanne Schwing and her 8-year-old son Mikey, who is mostly nonverbal and suffers from asthma. Schwing accused the district in emails obtained by Daily Voice of not honoring commitments made as part of a March 2016 agreement, particularly regarding exceedingly warm temperatures…

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Hackensack, NJ
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Hackensack Receives $1 Million Grant For Main Street Streetscape Project Hackensack Receives $1 Million Grant For Main Street Streetscape Project Hackensack Receives $1 Million Grant For Main Street Streetscape Project
Hackensack Receives $1 Million Grant For Main Street Streetscape Project HACKENSACK, N.J. — Mayor John P. Labrosse and the Hackensack Council announced Wednesday that the city has received a $1 million grant from the The North Jersey Transportation Planning Authority as part of the Transportation Alternatives Program, funded by the Federal Highway Administration.  The City of Hackensack is the recipient of the awarded by the NJTPA after a highly competitive process. The project will focus on aesthetic improvements along Main Street from Sussex Street to Mercer Street.  This project is part the City of Hackensack’s commitment to smart and fiscally responsible red…

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Hackensack, NJ
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Jersey City Mayor Opens 23 Police Positions To Bergen's Laid Off Officers Jersey City Mayor Opens 23 Police Positions To Bergen's Laid Off Officers Jersey City Mayor Opens 23 Police Positions To Bergen's Laid Off Officers
Jersey City Mayor Opens 23 Police Positions To Bergen's Laid Off Officers BERGEN COUNTY, N.J. — Jersey City Mayor Steven M. Fulop and Bergen County Sheriff Michael Saudino Tuesday announced that they have partnered on a plan for Jersey City to offer positions with the Jersey City Police Department to the 23 Bergen County Police Officers who were laid off last month. The officers, who were laid off from their jobs at the end of June, would be eligible under the Rice Act to be re-employed by Jersey City without the additional expense of academy training. They would be hired as police officers with their salary based on their years of experience. “Both Bergen County…

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