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Dunkin' Opening Newly Remodeled Store In Bergen County
Dunkin' is introducing a new concept to Bergen County.The store at 233 N. Franklin Turnpike in Ramsey will be celebrating a grand reopening of its Ramsey location on Friday, May 31. The first 100 guests will receive a coupon book containing four free medium hot or iced coffee coupons per month…
Stop & Shop’s Shocking Decision: How It Hits New Yorkers
Stop & Shop's recent announcement to close underperforming stores nationwide by 2028 has raised eyebrows among New Yorkers. With over 100 locations in the state, particularly on Long Island, many are left wondering if their local stores will be affected. While the decision is framed as a strategic reallocation of...
Jersey City Police Lieutenant's Cremation To Follow Saturday Funeral Mass
Ugolini died Tuesday evening, May 28. The 19-year department veteran, who was promoted to lieutenant six years ago this month, worked in the city's North District. Ugolini was an alumnus of Jersey City Medical Center and Ambucar EMS who "took pride in helping people by devoting her life to serving those in need," her obituary says. "She transported the first medical patient to the New Jersey Medical Center when it was relocated in 2004.
2 different New Jersey cities are dirtier than New York City, study says
NEW JERSEY - Living in the city is never as glamorous as you may think, especially when you find yourself in the dirtiest cities in the country!. That's the case for two cities in New Jersey that both cracked the Top 5 in a recent "Dirtiest Cities in America" study.
Flash flood warning issued for parts of Passaic County
The National Weather Service has issued a flash flood warning Wednesday night for Paterson, Hawthorne and Woodland Park. The warning is in effect until 12:15 a.m. Thursday, according to the NWS New York. "Urban and small stream flooding caused by excessive rainfall is expected," the NWS warns. ...
Multiple parades to cause extensive NYC road closures on June 1 and June 2
STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. — It seems every week there’s a new batch of New York City road closures impacting residents’ commute. This time around, numerous parades will shut down streets in Manhattan, Brooklyn and Queens. On Saturday, the Haitian Flag Parade will be held in Manhattan, prompting a series of closures. Then, on Sunday, multiple roadways will be sealed off to accommodate the Celebrate Israel Parade.
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