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Cliffside Park Jumper Tops Bergen County News Last Week Cliffside Park Jumper Tops Bergen County News Last Week Cliffside Park Jumper Tops Bergen County News Last Week
Cliffside Park Jumper Tops Bergen County News Last Week BERGEN COUNTY, N.J. — Here's a look at the five stories that topped Bergen County news last week. JUMPER: A 30-year-old man jumped 21 floors from a well-known Cliffside Park high-rise to his death Wednesday afternoon. RIZZO: A little bit of Bears Country had a big showing in the World Series with Chicago Cubs' first baseman Anthony Rizzo, who has roots in Lyndhurst. BERGEN'S REPUBLICANS: Every poll since September has indicated that New Jersey will vote for democratic nominee Hillary Clinton, but the Bergen County Republican Organization say they still have a chance. RAMAPO VETS: Veterans…
Paramus YouTuber Celebrates Milestone With '100K' Hot Dogs Paramus YouTuber Celebrates Milestone With '100K' Hot Dogs Paramus YouTuber Celebrates Milestone With '100K' Hot Dogs
Paramus YouTuber Celebrates Milestone With '100K' Hot Dogs PARAMUS, N.J. — It was only natural that Blake Horton of Paramus celebrate his social media milestone by eating it. Horton, who documents his intermittent fasting lifestyle on YouTube and Instagram — arranged his 16 hot dogs, eight slices of pizza and heaps of fries into a fitting figure: 100K. And then, he ate it. All 5,100 calories worth. CLICK HERE for more on Horton.
Valley Chabad Sues Woodcliff Lake Alleging Abuse, Civil Rights Violations Valley Chabad Sues Woodcliff Lake Alleging Abuse, Civil Rights Violations Valley Chabad Sues Woodcliff Lake Alleging Abuse, Civil Rights Violations
Valley Chabad Sues Woodcliff Lake Alleging Abuse, Civil Rights Violations WOODCLIFF LAKE, N.J. — A Woodcliff Lake synagogue filed a nine-count lawsuit in Federal Court earlier this month alleging multiple civil rights violations and abuses in the local planning process. Officials at Valley Chabad cited numerous instances of harassment and obstruction over a 16-year period, according to a press release from The Marcus Group, Inc. The complaint requests that the federal court reverse the Zoning Board of Adjustment’s denial of the application to construct a new home on its existing site; direct the defendants to end their discriminatory practices and monetarily comp…
Hackensack Bodybuilders: Fitness Gains Are More Than Muscle Hackensack Bodybuilders: Fitness Gains Are More Than Muscle Hackensack Bodybuilders: Fitness Gains Are More Than Muscle
Hackensack Bodybuilders: Fitness Gains Are More Than Muscle TEANECK, N.J. — Portia Moldez walks onto the stage at her first body building competition at the Marriott at Glenpointe and laughs. It's was the 28-year-old's first time competing and she isn't quite sure of what she's doing. The one thing she knows, though, is that she's going to bring home a trophy — if not for herself, for her coach. "I just want to make him proud," said Moldez of Daine Chang before taking the stage for finals during Saturday's National Physique Committee Eastern USA Championships. And she did. Moldez of Dumont placed fourth place in the novice division and …
Noches De Colombia Opens South Hackensack Location With New Owners Noches De Colombia Opens South Hackensack Location With New Owners Noches De Colombia Opens South Hackensack Location With New Owners
Noches De Colombia Opens South Hackensack Location With New Owners SOUTH HACKENSACK, N.J. — A Colombian restaurant chain has announced its expansion to South Hackensack under new owners management, restaurant officials told Daily Voice. Noches de Colombia currently has several Bergen and Passaic County locations in Englewood, Fairview, Clifton, and Paterson. It opened a Hackensack location over the summer. The new spot will be at 370 Route 46 West, South Hackensack and maintained under new management and ownership.
Lyndhurst Brings Back Pokemon Go Lyndhurst Brings Back Pokemon Go Lyndhurst Brings Back Pokemon Go
Lyndhurst Brings Back Pokemon Go LYNDHURST, N.J. —  Pokemon Go is making a comeback in Lyndhurst. There will be 8, lure Pokestops lit from 7 to 10 p.m. on Nov. 12 for Family Fun Night. Catch as many as you can while enjoying food and snacks to support the Lyndhurst Police Emergency Squad. The rain date is Nov. 19. CLICK HERE for more.
Little Ferry's Lovin' It: Dining At McDonalds Aids Graduating Class Little Ferry's Lovin' It: Dining At McDonalds Aids Graduating Class Little Ferry's Lovin' It: Dining At McDonalds Aids Graduating Class
Little Ferry's Lovin' It: Dining At McDonalds Aids Graduating Class LITTLE FERRY, N.J. — Dining at McDonald's on Nov. 15 will aid the Little Ferry Class of 2017. "Take Your Family To Dinner" night will be held at the joint located at 319 Route 46, Little Ferry. Dine in, take out or use the drive through.
Charges Dropped After Just Pups Store Owner Pleads Guilty Charges Dropped After Just Pups Store Owner Pleads Guilty Charges Dropped After Just Pups Store Owner Pleads Guilty
Charges Dropped After Just Pups Store Owner Pleads Guilty PARAMUS, N.J. — A Paramus pet store owner is pleading guilty to several borough and health code violations and will pay thousands of dollars in restitution, NorthJersey.com reports. Just Pups owner Vincent LoSacco was originally faced hundreds of charges after local officials discovered a van full of 67 crated dogs parked overnight behind his Route 17 shop in April. Most of the charges were dropped Wednesday after LoSacco plead guilty to four health code violations and one violation of a borough ordinance, NorthJersey.com reports. CLICK HERE for the full story.
Glen Rock Officials Review 'No-Knock,' AirBnB Ordinances Glen Rock Officials Review 'No-Knock,' AirBnB Ordinances Glen Rock Officials Review 'No-Knock,' AirBnB Ordinances
Glen Rock Officials Review 'No-Knock,' AirBnB Ordinances GLEN ROCK, N.J. — Two ordinances recently put on hold in Glen Rock will be discussed at the Nov. 14 municipal meeting. No Knock: This ordinance would allow the creation of a "no-knock" registry that residents could put their name on, intending to  limit solicitations. "We are in the process of researching some limitations," Mayor Bruce Packer told Daily Voice. "We may not be able to prevent political groups, religious groups, or non-profits from going door to door." AirBnB: This ordinance is intended to avoid a situation where someone turns their home into a…
'R&B Organic' Smoothie, Coffee Truck Rolls In Englewood 'R&B Organic' Smoothie, Coffee Truck Rolls In Englewood 'R&B Organic' Smoothie, Coffee Truck Rolls In Englewood
'R&B Organic' Smoothie, Coffee Truck Rolls In Englewood ENGLEWOOD, N.J. — Two longtime friends from Englewood have come together to launch a bright yellow food truck that soothes the soul. Rashad Christmas and Englebert Rosario are rolling out R&B Organic Foods, which offers coffee and organic fruit smoothies and, of course, soulful beats. "We want people to have fun while they're getting their bodies right," said Christmas, 34. The idea for the truck started earlier this year when Christmas ran into Rosario at the bank. The two got to talking and — after attending a bible study — paired up for the project. "Englebert had be…
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