Photos: Cresskill Barista Makes Mocha Masterpieces
CRESSKILL, N.J. — The lattes at Farmhouse Cafe & Eatery in Cresskill are looking rather picture perfect.
That’s because Nevon Kipperman, whose family owns the joint, is turning them into her canvas.
“I always had an art background,” said Kipperman, 22 of Tenafly. “I just like to draw in my lattes when I get the opportunity to.”
She can make almost anything, too.
She’s written messages like “Thank you,” and “Enjoy,” and recently incorporated food coloring to a detailed stencil of a tree.
On the Fourth of July, she made a portrait of George Washington… that’s right, in a latte.
“I us…
'Rock, Paper, Scissors' Determined Gang Rape At Ramapo College, Victim Says
MAHWAH, N.J. — A former Ramapo College student recently revealed in a federal lawsuit that people at a party turned her sexual assault into a game of "rock paper scissors," Daily Mail reports.
The woman, whose identity remains anonymous, filed the lawsuit Friday in U.S. District Court, saying onlookers laughed and filmed the "gang rape," the article says.
The 19-year-old victim went to a fraternity party on campus the night before, met co-defendant Christian Lopez, 24, of Secaucus there and became intoxicated, then-Assistant Bergen County Prosecutor Catherine Fantuzzi t…
Fort Lee Mom Hopes To Cycle Into World Games Again
FORT LEE, N.J. — It wasn't a medal that cyclist Camie Kornely of Fort Lee was after when she competed in the World Championships in Manchester, England last summer.
Rather, she was on a mission to prove she could overcome her nerves, which have long given her "terrible performance anxiety," Kornely said.
Based on her diving, gymnastic and cycling records, you'd never know.
The NYC public school teacher ended up medaling at the World Games, and hopes to compete again next summer in Los Angeles.
"Your goals don't have to end, they just change," said Kornely, 43, who put …
