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NJ dad of 3 randomly stabbed at Port Authority Bus Terminal received 46 stitches: ‘Thankful I’m still here’
A father of three who was stabbed outside a Manhattan bus terminal Monday morning said he’s thankful to be alive following the unprovoked attack that left him needing 46 stitches. Daniel Salvatore, who was on his way to work as a carpenter, was stabbed and slashed eight times in the neck and arm by a stranger who ambushed him as he sat reading a book outside the Port Authority Bus Terminal in Midtown just before 6 a.m. The New Jersey husband and dad of three adult kids will now spend his 66th birthday on Tuesday in the hospital recovering. But he...
Bergen County Prosecutor's Office takes over Hackensack police internal affairs bureau
HACKENSACK — The Bergen County Prosecutor’s Office has taken control of the city Police Department’s internal affairs bureau and office of professional standards, said Jeff Angermeyer, deputy chief with the Prosecutor’s Office. “With guidance from Prosecutor Mark Musella, and under the direction of Chief Matthew Finck,...
Caught In The Act: Nutley Police Arrest Would-Be Thief
NUTLEY, NJ - Proactive policing early Saturday morning led to the arrest of a man in the process of burglarizing a second vehicle. Officers of the Nutley Police Department were on a routine patrol early Saturday morning, when, at about 3:35 a..m, they observed something suspicious in the area of Franklin Ave. and Sargent St. - the interior light of a motor vehicle was illuminated. Wayne resident Javon McFadden, 36, was burglarizing the vehicle. This would have been the second vehicle he burglarized that night. McFadden was arrested and charged with burglary. Nutley Public Safety Commissioner Alphonse Petracco and Police Chief Thomas Strumolo issued a township advisory about the incident on Monday, April 22. Petracco said, "This was the third motor vehicle theft arrest in the past two weeks by Nutley officers. Although this is a problem throughout the state, Nutley is sending a clear message that this is not okay. The Chief and I have zero tolerance for thieves that feel they can commit crimes in this town and will continue proactive policing until our message is received." For more local news, visit TAPinto.net
Ivy and Green Hackensack luxury apartment complex on the river now leasing
HACKENSACK — The second building in a large apartment complex built on the bank of the Hackensack River has opened with 168 units and has begun leasing. The development is the latest luxury apartment building to open in the city in recent years. The first 221-unit building in the...
Fugitive Duo Caught On Mundy Lane In Mount Vernon: Police
The arrests of Dion Johnson, age 38, and Yolanda Lower, age 46, who were both wanted in connection with a stabbing in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, were announced by the Westchester County Police Department on Monday, April 22. According to the department, the events leading up to the arrests began when authorities...
Man charged with stealing $154.47 worth of oxtail meat from Hoboken ShopRite
A man was charged with stealing $154.47 worth of oxtail meat from the Hoboken ShopRite last week, the police department wrote on their police blotter. Manuel Rodriquez, 44, of Union City, was charged with shoplifting on Tuesday, April 16th. On that date at approximately 4:35 p.m., Sgt. Dennis Figueroa and...
How this massive I-80 rehabilitation project will impact N.J. drivers over the next decade
In 1962, the Beatles were a hit in Europe and just being discovered in America. That year, Interstate 80 started pushing its way through Bergen and Passaic counties along with a string of overpasses carrying local streets over it, all built between 1962 and 1971. These aging spans are tired...
Gotcha! Teens Nabbed By Fair Lawn Police After Pursuit, Crash
The 17-year-old driver hit the gas and sped west when the officers pulled up on the SUV on Yerger Road at Menow Street shortly before 3 a.m. Sunday, April 21, Fair Lawn Police Sgt. Eric Eleshewich said. They chased the Audi Q5 into the city before it crashed at Market...
Billionaire’s new building to soar over Midtown for one very specific reason
In a bid to inject new life into Midtown Manhattan, especially in the wake of COVID, billionaire hedge fund titan Ken Griffin is placing bets on a soaring 62-story skyscraper that’s set to redefine the city’s skyline. The ambitious project aims to revitalize the neighborhood, which suffered from widespread vacancies during the pandemic-induced downturn. Teaming up with real estate giants Vornado Realty Trust and Rudin, Griffin’s Citadel and Citadel Securities will anchor the development at 350 Park Ave. The highly designed project is aiming to lure workers back to the office in a step away from working from home. “I am excited...
Garden Club of Hackensack to Hold First Seasonal Meeting This Week
HACKENSACK, NJ - As the gardening season begins, the Garden Club of Hackensack is holding its monthly meeting at 7 p.m. on Thursday, April 25 at the Hackensack Civic Center, 65 Central Avenue (Big Green Doors in the parking lot). There will be a presentation on gardening basics and a swap of garden tools, plants, and seeds.CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR THE FREE TAPINTO.NET NEWSLETTER Do you have garden tools or supplies you no longer need? Are you looking for garden tools? If you have extra seedlings or plants you’d like to share with others, bring them and enjoy the swap. Parking is available in the two rows closest to the Civic Center and across the street in the Employee Parking lot during hours when City Hall is closed. No parking in spaces marked for the Police Department. For more local news, visit TAPinto.net
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