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Four-bedroom, 3 1/2-bath contemporary on half-acre corner lot has family room with fireplace; hardwood floors; kitchen has sunroom and island with breakfast bar; brick den/library; deck.
With organic, natural and unprocessed foods all the rage, Mary Crain can proudly set the bar even higher.
New Jersey AG: Mortgage fraud cases on the rise
Although the nation's beleaguered housing market is showing signs of stabilizing, Attorney General Anne Milgram warned potential homeowners on Tuesday that mortgage fraud in still rampant in New Jersey."We have an overflow of work in this area," Milgram said Tuesday after announcing the criminal indictment of six mortgage brokers in three separate ...
New City, W. Haverstraw men charged with DWI in New Jersey
A New City man is accused of smashing into another car while driving drunk in New Jersey, landing the other driver in the hospital with life-threatening injuries.
Kelly: Chalk up another victory at New Bridge Landing
AS BATTLEFIELDS GO, the stretch of lowland along the Hackensack River isn't much to look at.
Eating Out: Paulie's in Closter
When Paul Skiadas purchased the former Delmonico's on Schraalenburgh Road in Closter, he had a simple vision: "a casual dining experience.
The scoop on Closter's frozen-yogurt hot spot
Jannie Chung, owner of Yogurt Lovers in Closter, recently interviewed a local teenager she'd known all her life for a summer job.
Health care rates to rise for some school districts
Health insurance premiums for more than 250 school districts could soar by up to 20 percent next year, state pension director Fred Beaver said Wednesday.
Bruce Springsteen fans tailgate before the Meadowlands concert
Joe Yammarino, of Closter, breaks up some crabs as he and other fans tailgate before the Bruce Springsteen concert at the Izod Center in East Rutherford.
Closter hires new administrator
CLOSTER a ' Borough officials have hired an administrator four months after firing their previous top manager after being told by county authorities that he had pornography on his work computer.
Yonkers honors police officers for 'exceptional service'
YONKERS - Five police officers who rescued a 64-year-old woman from the Hudson River on Jan.
Frozen dessert chains warm up for expansion
Two companies in the frozen dessert segment have set their sights on Bergen and Hudson counties for franchise expansion and are hoping to attract potential franchisees.
Closter council may hire manager May 13
A new borough administrator is likely to be named at the May 13 council meeting, Mayor Sophie Heymann said.
Closter's budget almost ready for public debate
Closter residents will get their say May 13 on the proposed municipal budget that would collect $9.85 million in taxes if government officials cannot make any more cuts.
Woven into her plot is an eerie, little-understood but documented medical phenomenon -- the emergence of a donor's traits and memories in the recipient of a heart transplant.** Natalie Raines, one of Broadway's brightest stars, accidentally discovers who killed her former roommate and sets in motion a series of shocking events that puts more than ...
A visit to Athens and other North Jersey towns
As the rains came on Monday, I began staring out my front door, fixated on the 17 bags of leaves piled out by my curb.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard DeVenezia
Richard F. and Ann M. DeVenezia of Mountain Lakes celebrated their 50th anniversary with a weekend gathering of their children and grandchildren at Woodloch Resort in Hawley, Pa.
Beatlemania Concert to Benefit Smile Forever Organization Saturday, May 23 in Demarest, NJ
MS Walk Day bring people together
Walkers in Ridgewood, West Milford and 12 other locations statewide hot stepped their way Sunday to $2.5 million in donations for the Multiple Sclerosis Society on a day that was more family barbecue than charity event.
Brush fire along Palisades Parkway
An Alpine brush fire closed one lane of the Palisades Parkway from about 8 p.m. Saturday to 2 a.m., today.