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Millburn Chabad to seek status as a synagogue
A zoning dispute between the township of Millburn and the Chai Center appears to be settled, with the township agreeing to reduce fines against the Chabad-affiliated center if it agrees to seek status as a house of worship.
Bancorp of New Jersey, Inc. Announces Appointment of Michael Lesler...
FORT LEE, N.J., June 26, 2009 -- Bancorp of New Jersey, Inc. , the holding for Bank of New Jersey announced the promotion of Michael Lesler to President and Chief Operating Officer of the Company and the Bank.
30 plead not guilty in Morristown HS party bus hearing
HACKENSACK -- Thirty people charged with underage drinking after a party bus carrying Morristown High School students was stopped by police pleaded not guilty Wednesday in municipal court.
Lodi Battles A Three-Alarm Fire For Over Twelve Hours
A blaze that destroyed a vacant chemical building in Lodi, kept firefighters busy for parts of two days on June 23 to 24th.
Exec who hacked friends for sales gets probation
HACKENSACK, N.J. - A technology executive who hacked into friends' business e-mails and conference calls has been sentenced to three years on probation.
Teaneck man hospitalized in Hackensack street stabbing
HACKENSACK a ' City police were searching Thursday for a black Honda with New York license plates in connection with the stabbing of a 20-year old Teaneck man.
Closing statements expected in park ranger's trial
HACKENSACK - Closing statements are expected Thursday at the trial of a New Jersey park ranger charged with reckless manslaughter.
Group Of Officers Sue NJ Police Chief
Jun 24, 2009 2:00 pm US/Eastern NEWARK A New Jersey police chief is being sued by several current and former officers who claim he used his office for financial and political gain.
N.J. Insurance Commissioner: A Regulator Hailed, Not PilloriedLoading...
Unknown Source: Record Wordcount: Jun. 22--Regulators of financial-services companies don't get much respect these days, not since some of the businesses they were supposed to oversee nearly pushed the economy over a cliff.
Judge to Consider Sentencing Jayson Williams
In this Oct. 18, 2005 file photo, former NBA star Jayson Williams sits in the back of a courtroom in Hackensack, N.J. A judge on Monday, June 22, 2009 will consider whether Williams should be sentenced for covering up a fatal shooting at his mansion in 2002, given his recent erratic behavior, including an assault arrest in North Carolina.
NJ lawyer gets 15 years for stealing client funds
HACKENSACK, N.J. - A New Jersey lawyer who stole about $4 million that clients gave him for real estate closings and used it to gamble in Atlantic City is headed to state prison.
UV Curable Nanosilica Filled Epoxy Has Outstanding Physical...
June 19, 2009 Hackensack, NJ a ' Master Bond Inc. of Hackensack, NJ is proud to announce an incredible breakthrough in polymer technology.
Party bus adults deny serving alcohol to students
HACKENSACK - Three employees of a party bus company have pleaded not guilty to serving alcohol to New Jersey high school students.
TETERBORO a ' Graduation day marked a new beginning for 47 high school dropouts last week as they accepted their General Education Development high school certificates.
Passer-by saves NJ worker shocked by power line
Police in northern New Jersey say a 28-year-old Manhattan chiropractor performed CPR to resuscitate a worker who suffered a severe electric shock.
Three workers were shocked when their ladder leaned onto power lines in Hackensack.
Three workers were shocked when their ladder leaned onto power lines in Hackensack, and one was saved by a chiropractor who was at the right place at the right time.
Home health aide arrested for theft
A home health care aide was arrested and charged with burglary after police said she stole jewelry and other items from two Bergen County homes where she worked.
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.
Jets, Sanchez Reach Agreement on Contract
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Morning Practice Closed Due to Weather
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