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Ethnic treats, crafts highlight church bazaar in Rockaway
ROCKAWAY -- For the last several years, Boonton Township resident Lee Walsh has made it a habit to order traditional ethnic breads around the holidays from Rockaway's Saints Peter and Paul Orthodox Christian Church. Comment?
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Holiday craft fair planned at Boonton church
BOONTON - Our Lady of Mount Carmel School will hold its annual holiday craft fair and gift boutique from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Sunday in the school auditorium at 205 Oak St. Comment?
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-- Police and firefighters responded to a Deer Trail home for a fire alarm on Monday afternoon, but were told by the homeowner that burnt food on the stove had triggered the smoke alarm, and there was no fire. -- A Miller Drive resident was charged with allowing his dog to run at large and failure to obtain a dog license after his neighbor complained of the dog running loose. Marcin Dziadyk, 39, was issued the summonses by township animal control on Monday morning after his neighbor reported his German Shepherd was running loose, and she was concerned for her safety. -- Police and firefighters responded to a Summit Drive home in the Rock Ridge section of the township on a report of a car fire Saturday night, and found a 1995 Jeep wagon fully engulfed in flames. The owner, who was outside the vehicle, told police he started the car and saw a large amount of smoke coming from the engine area. Moments later, the vehicle caught fire. The blaze was extinguished by firefighters. -- Gavin McNall, 19, of Boonton Township, was charged with underage possession of alcohol on Friday night after police responded to a report of a suspicious vehicle parked at Leonard Park on Valley Road at 7:35 p.m. The driver, McNall, told police he pulled into the park to use his cell phone. While police were speaking to McNall, they saw a case of beer on the rear floor behind the driver's seat. McNall was released, pending a municipal court appearance. -- Gail Havelock, 52, of Boonton, was ticketed for careless driving after police responded to a two-car crash on Rockaway Valley Road on Nov. 25 at 9:45 a.m. Havelock had rear-ended a vehicle driven by Michael McLoughlin, 63, of Lincoln Park. Neither driver was injured, and both vehicles were driven from the scene. -- Police and firefighters responded to a carbon monoxide alarm at a Boonton Avenue home on Nov. 24 at 3 p.m., and determined the alarm was activated by a new furnace that was recently installed. -- Two drivers walked away without injuries after their cars collided on Devon Road on Nov. 24 at 8 a.m. Adam Huchel, 18, of Boonton Township, was backing out of a driveway when he struck a vehicle driven by Zoraya Foreroguzman, 36, of Boonton Township. Huchel told police he could not see Foreroguzman because of brush blocking his view. No summonses were issued and both vehicles were driven from the scene. -- The wife of a man charged with driving while suspended was arrested when she arrived at the car impound to pick him up. Jamal Amer, 35, of Montville, was stopped on Boonton Avenue and his vehicle was impounded on Nov. 23 at 11:40 a.m. While police were towing his vehicle, Amer called his wife, Omayyeh, 35, to pick him up at the impound. When Omayyeh arrived, police checked her driver's license and determined she had an active warrant from Montville Municipal Court in the amount of $165. She was taken to headquarters where she was released after posting bail. -- Four pieces of equipment valued at close to $6,000 were reported stolen from an Overlook Road home on Nov. 22 at 1:15 p.m. The homeowner told police that two Redmax backpack blowers valued at $600 each, one Billygoat leaf blower valued at $1,500 and one Clauson drop spreader valued at $3,200 were missing from a shed at his home in the Oak Hills section of town. -- An Old Timber Trail couple reported two windows on the front of their home were broken sometime overnight on Nov. 22. Police said the windows may have been struck by rocks and the damage was estimated at $1,000 -- Lakeara Greene, 24, of Dover, was charged with possession of less than 50 grams of marijuana, after a traffic stop on Route 10 on Sunday. Greene also was found to have an outstanding $125 warrant out of Newark, and was issued a summons for maintenance of lamps. -- Alcione Dasilva, 36, of Newark was arrested on a $358 Montclair warrant on Nov. 27 at 8:10 a.m. after a traffic stop and was released after posting bail. -- David Barry, 19, of Madison was charged with DWI on Nov. 28 at 1:45 a.m. after he was stopped for driving while on a cell phone. He was later released pending a court appearance, and was issued a summons for driving while using a cell phone. -- Lorenzo Williams, 20, of East Orange was charged on Nov. 28 with theft of $300 from the Dunkin Donuts where he was employed. Police were called to the store by a manager, and arrested Williams after an investigation. Williams was released pending a court appearance. -- Theresa O'Reilly, 18, of Green Village and Katherine D'Esterhazy, 18, of Harding both were charged on Nov. 27 with possession of under 50 grams of marijuana and drug paraphernalia, after police checked a vehicle at 11:09 p.m. in a Sayre Court parking lot, and smelled burnt marijuana. D'Esterhazy also was charged with underage possession of alcohol. Both were released pending court appearances. -- Brian Rawding, 19, of Morristown was arrested on Nov. 29 at 12:31 a.m. by Patrolman Chad Rybka and charged with driving while under the influence. Rybka had stopped Rawding for a motor vehicle equipment violation, and smelled marijuana during the stop. Rawding was taken to Madison police headquarters for processing. After processing he was released to a family member pending a court appearance. -- Vincent Palumbo, 20, of Scotch Plains was charged Tuesday with possession of marijuana, and two 16-year-old girls he was with face drug charges as well. Police approached the two girls, who were leaving a coffee shop, at about 12:35 a.m. and observed signs that they and Palumbo were under the influence of drugs. Police recovered a small amount of marijuana that the girls allegedly smoked in the presence of Palumbo, who had additional marijuana in his vehicle. All were transported to police headquarters. Palumbo was issued the summons and released. The girls were released to their parents pending the charges. Comment?
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... she said. Broesler and Czura also raised money for a Halloween party for the New Jersey Firemen's Home in Boonton, the only nursing facility in the state dedicated to the long term care of firefighters. She and Czura put up donation canisters at ... Comment?
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... awards during her time with Warner Lambert. She is survived by her loving husband and caregiver, Eugene J. of Boonton Twp.; her dedicated son, John M., of Boonton; her uncle Fred and aunt Jean Willis; her sister, Jane Stanlick, of Hoptacong; her ... Comment?
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Stapleton: Butler says one more for the road
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... who brought Butler to back-to-back sectional finals in 2003 and 2004. The Bulldogs lost those championship games to Boonton and Westwood by a combined nine points, but then fell on difficult times. Over the next four seasons, they won nine games, ... Comment?
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... Care Hospice at St. Clarea s Hospital in Dover. Born in Morristown, William grew up in Parsippany, moving to Boonton 30 years ago. He was a member of the National Guard. William was a service technician and installer for Verizon in Morristown for 30 ... Comment?
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Boonton: Police Blotter, Dec. 2
... of court warrants. She was processed and released. Burglary On Nov. 18, police arrested Diego Feliz-Lopez, 18, of Boonton, and charged him with burglary and theft. Police allege Lopez broke into a residence on Nov. 11 on the 100 block of Cedar St., ... Comment?
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Two nabbed after fleeing Wal-Mart
On Nov. 19 at 8:02 p.m., Boonton Police arrested an adult female and a juvenile female after they allegedly tried to leave the Wal-Mart with items worth in excess of $2,300. The two suspects allegedly attempted to leave the store with the goods by placing them in large bags. Comment?
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Parsippany: Police Blotter, Dec. 2
... red traffic light at the intersection of North Beverwyck Road and Lake Shore Drive. The driver Richard Cotto, 31, of Boonton, was arrested when a suspected marijuana cigarette was observed in the car's ashtray. Cotto was transported to headquarters ... Comment?
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Families, food, fun at Lakeland Hills YMCA
... Lakeland Hills Family YMCA has been operating as a not-for-profit association since 1972, and caters to families in Boonton, Boonton Township, Butler, Denville, Kinnelon, Lincoln Park, Montville, Mountain Lakes, Parsippany and Pequannock. For ... Comment?
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Boonton's annual Firemen's Parade welcomes Santa
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BOONTON - The Christmas season kicked off Saturday afternoon when firefighters from the town and neighboring municipalities, among other groups, marched in the annual Christmas parade. Comment?
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Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Joseph Sedwick
... 28, 1959. Joe Sedwick was a teacher in Kinnelon for more than 30 years before retiring. Mary Jane Sedwick taught in Boonton for more than 30 years before retiring. Both are members of St. Mary's Church in Denville. They have five children - Gerard ... Comment?
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Mechanic who restores antique trucks leads national group
... passion: Amaducci has been intrigued by old trucks since he was 4 or 5 years old, he said. "My dad had a plant in Boonton (Norda), where there were old trucks." Amaducci joined the ATHS in 1983 and he and his brother Bill, started the local ... Comment?
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Streets closed for parade in Boonton on Saturday
BOONTON - Police advise motorists that sections of Main Street and side streets will be closed for the Santa Parade on Saturday, and traffic detours and parking regulations wil be in effect. Comment?
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Boonton police asks families to prevent underage drinking
The Boonton Township Police Department, in partnership with the Municipal Alliance Committee, asks families during this holiday season to help in preventing underage drinking parties. Comment?
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Committee seeking permanent preservation
... TMs review, the committee met with Carolyn McGuire, an attorney from Township Attorney Fred Semraua TMs law firm in Boonton, who provided them with strategic legal advice. Still, to make the committee permanent, township officials will have to act ... Comment?
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Morris Football: This Week in History
Nov. 24, 1983: Mike McHugh runs for a touchdown and passes for a score while Roland Banks scores on an 87-yard run and rushes for 139 yards as Boonton finishes a 6-2-1 season with a 21-13 victory over Montville on Thanksgiving. Comment?
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Massey finds a way to beat daily frustrations through Zumba classes
ZumbaA , an aerobics class set to Latin music, helped lift Mary Massey of Boonton out of her depression as it invigorated and reminded her of home. Comment?
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Boonton: Police Blotter, Nov. 25
... Warrant arrest Lee B. Higgs, 53, of Mountain Lakes was stopped in his motor vehicle with an outstanding warrant from Boonton Township. He was arrested, processed and released after posting $83 bail. Possession of marijuana On Nov. 14, Denville ... Comment?
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