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New details emerge in Linden crash that critically injured baby
LINDEN – A high-speed crash that seriously injured several people last month, including a 3-month-old baby, began when a driver fled Elizabeth police officers attempting to make a motor vehicle stop, the New Jersey Attorney General’s Office said. A preliminary investigation found that at about 2:38 p.m. Oct. 5, Elizabeth police spotted a gray Jeep Grand Cherokee near Anna Street and Jackson Avenue in Elizabeth. The vehicle’s registered owner had several active arrest warrants, according to the Attorney General’s Office. Elizabeth police attempted to stop the Jeep, but the driver fled, authorities said. Officers followed the Jeep before ending the pursuit at about 2:45 p.m. near the Elizabeth-Linden border. Jeep crashes head-on into Honda in Linden Elizabeth police notified Linden officers about the pursuit as the Jeep traveled at high speed into Linden, authorities said. Linden police Officer Mikael Diaz spotted the Jeep on East Linden Avenue and turned his police vehicle around to follow it. The Jeep continued speeding along the residential street before crashing head-on into a Honda Civic near East Linden Avenue and Clinton Street. Officials said the Jeep entered oncoming traffic while attempting to pass a pickup truck. The crash seriously injured all three people in
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Newark ICE detention center passes fed inspection, despite rising 'deficiencies'
Pro-immigrant activists protest outside the Delaney Hall detention center in Newark on June 27, 2026. Concerns included how the facility handled investigations of alleged sexual assault and abuse. [ more › ]
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A Teenage Rembrandt Estimated at $800 in a New Jersey Auction Sold for $870,000
For decades it sat in a New Jersey family’s home as a dark little picture nobody thought much about. In 2015 a local auction house catalogued it as an anonymous Continental painting and estimated it at a few hundred dollars. It turned out to be one of the earliest known paintings by Rembrandt, made when he was a teenager.
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Every Corner Holds A Different Surprise At This New Jersey Antique Lover’s Paradise
A toy-maker once cranked out plastic toys inside this building. Now it’s packed with about 50 dealer booths spread across two floors. Yep, the toys came back, just older. The building dates to 1904 and first served immigrant families as a neighborhood house. Worn timber floors and tall windows still carry that early character.
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Greenville graduate Tripp Davis inducted into NJIT Athletics Hall of Fame
GREENVILLE — From the pitching mound at Greenville High School to professional baseball, Tripp Davis built a career that has earned him a place in the New Jersey Institute of Technology Athletics Hall of Fame. Davis, a 2009 Greenville graduate and son of Mark and Gretchen Davis, was inducted...
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Here are the champions! Chatham, Madison girls earn soccer sectional titles
CHATHAM — At the end of Wednesday's practice, Chatham sophomore Junna Sho scored the last goal. Head coach Anthony Correale made the prediction that Sho would also get the game winner in the NJSIAA North 2, Group 3 final against Randolph on Nov. 13. For the second time in the postseason, Correale proved prescient. Sho had the lone goal in the Cougars' 1-0 victory, bringing home the sectional trophy for the fifth straight year. Chatham will play North 1, Group 3 champion Old Tappan in a semifinal on Nov. 17. Heading into the rainy final against Randolph, who had tied and beat Chatham in NJAC-American matches this year, Correale said, "We're not going to play very beautiful soccer. They're not either. It's going to come down to who wants it more." In truth, Sho was "really panicked" as senior Molly Haid's volley headed her way. But she took a deep breath, one touch, and sent the ball into the goal with 15:50 left in the first half. Amidst the Cougars' postgame celebration, Sho leaped onto Nelson's back for a ride at least a few steps across the sodden turf. "It feels great to beat a really close rival," Sho said.
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Aptar Pharma Adds Controlled Substance Capabilities at New Jersey Facility
Aptar Pharma has expanded its contract development and manufacturing capabilities with a new Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) registration authorizing its Boonton, New Jersey, facility to handle Schedule II and III controlled substances. The expanded registration positions Aptar Pharma Services to provide development-to-clinical manufacturing support for companies pursuing controlled substance-based inhaled and nasal therapies.