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2 Rabid Skunks Prompt Alert In Clifton 2 Rabid Skunks Prompt Alert In Clifton 2 Rabid Skunks Prompt Alert In Clifton
2 Rabid Skunks Prompt Alert In Clifton CLIFTON, N.J. — The Clifton Health Department issued a rabies alert after two rabid skunks were reported near Orange Avenue. The report came on June 25 b a concerned resident, who noticed that the animal appeared to be sick, officials said in a statement. The skunks were picked up by Clifton’s Animal Control Division and tested by the New Jersey Department of Health and Senior Services Public Health Laboratories, which confirmed that the skunks tested positive for rabies, the statement says. CLICK HERE FOR MORE.
Hackensack Adds 2nd Deputy Mayor Position Hackensack Adds 2nd Deputy Mayor Position Hackensack Adds 2nd Deputy Mayor Position
Hackensack Adds 2nd Deputy Mayor Position HACKENSACK, N.J. — Hackensack Mayor John Labrosse, three other incumbents and one new city council member were recently sworn into office. On May 9, Labrosse was elected to his third consecutive four year term as a City Council Member. Kathleen Canestrino, David Sims and Leonardo Battaglia were elected to their second terms and are joined by Stephanie Von Rudenborg who was elected to her first term. All five ran together as the Labrosse Team for Lower Taxes and Honest Government. After taking their oaths of office, the City Council members again chose Labrosse to lead the city as the mayor…
Mom Says Paramus Dunkin Donuts Humiliated Her By Denying Water For Baby Mom Says Paramus Dunkin Donuts Humiliated Her By Denying Water For Baby Mom Says Paramus Dunkin Donuts Humiliated Her By Denying Water For Baby
Mom Says Paramus Dunkin Donuts Humiliated Her By Denying Water For Baby PARAMUS, N.J. — Angry, shocked and humiliated were how Clifton's Lily T. said she felt leaving the Garden State Plaza on Saturday. After purchasing one large iced coffee for herself and two ice cream for her children at the mall's food court Dunkin Donuts, Lily requested hot water for her baby's bottle, she said. Lily says that's when the trouble started. "The guy behind the counter told me they have no hot water and walked away," Lily recalled. "I reminded him that I was a paying customer but he didn't care and told me he had to charge me and walked away again." Dunki…
Children's Resale Shop Opens On Route 17 Children's Resale Shop Opens On Route 17 Children's Resale Shop Opens On Route 17
Children's Resale Shop Opens On Route 17 PARAMUS, N.J. — A new children's resale shop will be opening July 6 in Paramus. Once Upon A Child leads the nation in the buying and selling of gently used children's items. The store buys and sells quality, gently-used children’s apparel, shoes, books, baby equipment/furniture and more. Unlike a consignment shop, Once Upon A Child doesn’t receive consignment items – they purchase all items that are then resold in the store.  Additionally, people can also sell their gently-used items to Once Upon A Child with no appointment necessary and receive cash on the spot that day. On the other hand…
440 Pounds Of Misbranded Tuna Recalled At Paramus Whole Foods 440 Pounds Of Misbranded Tuna Recalled At Paramus Whole Foods 440 Pounds Of Misbranded Tuna Recalled At Paramus Whole Foods
440 Pounds Of Misbranded Tuna Recalled At Paramus Whole Foods Willow Tree Poultry Farm is recalling approximately 440 pounds of tuna salad products due to misbranding and an undeclared allergen, the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Food Safety and Inspection Service (FSIS) announced.  The problem was discovered by Whole Foods Market employees whilst unpacking the product, which was mislabeled as a chicken salad products. The 12.5-ounce individual plastic containers of “buffalo style chicken salad" were shipped to Whole Foods Market locations in New Jersey, New York and Connecticut. Bergen County has Whole Foods Markets in Paramus, Closter, Edgew…
Urban Planner: Cliffside Park Faces Turning Point, For Better Or Worse Urban Planner: Cliffside Park Faces Turning Point, For Better Or Worse Urban Planner: Cliffside Park Faces Turning Point, For Better Or Worse
Urban Planner: Cliffside Park Faces Turning Point, For Better Or Worse CLIFFSIDE PARK, N.J. — The following is a letter to the editor from Cliffside Park's Gabriel Hidalgo, an urban planner who is among the many residents concerned for how the growing community center will change the neighborhood. "After coming back from two years of being in Peace Corp, I was astonished by how much change has occurred in Cliffside Park.  "Walking around seeing a diverse racial makeup of families and pedestrians. New duplex townhouses being constructed throughout my childhood blocks. Even new and diverse restaurants being opened like Turkish, Japanese, and Hispanic r…
Gov. Shutdown Closes NJ Beaches To Everyone... Except Christie Gov. Shutdown Closes NJ Beaches To Everyone... Except Christie Gov. Shutdown Closes NJ Beaches To Everyone... Except Christie
Gov. Shutdown Closes NJ Beaches To Everyone... Except Christie Gov. Chris Christie made himself very clear when he closed certain agencies with the government shutdown.  The catch? To everyone but him and his family, according to NJ.com. The Christies are the exception to the rule at Island Beach State Park, where they will be spending their Fourth of July weekend, the article says. "State’s closed but I’m at work trying to put an end to the Speakers shutdown. Where’s @VincentPrieto? No time for hiding!" the governor said on Twitter Saturday morning. CLICK HERE FOR THE FULL STORY.
Watch For Paramus Connection In Netflix's 'Okja' Watch For Paramus Connection In Netflix's 'Okja' Watch For Paramus Connection In Netflix's 'Okja'
Watch For Paramus Connection In Netflix's 'Okja' PARAMUS, N.J. — The director of a new Netflix original movie recently revealed a subtle tie to Paramus. In "Okja" — about a farm girl and her genetically engineered super-pig — Paramus is home to a slaughterhouse owned by the company where pigs like Okja are killed. CLICK HERE FOR MORE FROM VOX.
$3M Maintenance Garage Coming To Westwood Regional High School $3M Maintenance Garage Coming To Westwood Regional High School $3M Maintenance Garage Coming To Westwood Regional High School
$3M Maintenance Garage Coming To Westwood Regional High School WESTWOOD, N.J. — A $3 million garage for a concession stand, public restrooms and skylights will soon be coming to Westwood Regional High School, NorthJersey.com reports. The board on Thursday voted in favor it the garage, which will be funded by capital reserves, the article says. Officials said the old maintenance garage was in poor shape, according to the article. CLICK HERE FOR THE FULL NORTHJERSEY.COM STORY.
How The NJ Government Shutdown Will Impact Your 4th Of July Weekend How The NJ Government Shutdown Will Impact Your 4th Of July Weekend How The NJ Government Shutdown Will Impact Your 4th Of July Weekend
How The NJ Government Shutdown Will Impact Your 4th Of July Weekend With no budget plan agreement reached between the State Legislature and Gov. Chris Christie, the New Jersey government was shut down at midnight on Friday. That means several agencies will remain closed until an agreement is reached including state parks (Liberty State Park/Island Beach State Park), MVC agencies, tourist welcome centers and more. Agencies that are not affected by the shutdown include state police, state correction facilities, child welfare services, state hospitals/treatment facilities, NJ Transit, state lottery, casinos and any agencies that would impact the health and welf…
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