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Watch: Portal North Bridge Cutover Nearing Completion
Written by Marybeth Luczak, Executive Editor, Railway Age. Amtrak, New Jersey Transit (NJT), and contractor crews are working around the clock at the Portal North Bridge project site in Kearny, N.J., to complete the second and final cutover and resume full service on Nov. 16. Amtrak on Nov. 12 released...
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NJ law enforcement reflects on service during annual Blue Mass
NEWARK, N.J. (PIX11) — Faith and service often intersect, and inside this sacred house, the officers who serve and protect have come to reflect and remember at the Archdiocese of Newark’s annual Blue Mass at the Cathedral Basilica of the Sacred Heart. The 33rd annual mass brings together officers, troopers and law enforcement from around […]
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Rescuers make human chain to save 6-year-old from freezing river
TOTOWA, N.J. (WABC) - Officials came to the aid of a 6-year-old boy who had wandered away from his New Jersey home last week. Police said he was found clinging to a tree in the Passaic River and that a human chain was created to get him to safety. The heroic rescue was captured on body camera video.
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N.J. Woman Dies After Being Hit by Driver Who Mistook Her for Garbage Bag
It's hard to fathom how a driver could possibly mistake a woman for an inanimate garbage bag. However, per People, that is what allegedly happened in New Jersey recently, with fatal consequences. According to the outlet, on November 6, "The driver hit what she thought was a garbage bag, but then found the woman under her car in a supermarket parking lot two miles away." The victim was dragged beneath the supposedly unsuspecting driver's car for about two miles before she was found. Sadly, she was deceased. According to People, neither the woman who was hit nor the driver have been publicly named. It is unclear at this time if charges will be brought.
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Verona's Fairview Well Still Dry After Five Years, Must Reopen by March
Verona’s Fairview Avenue well remains out of service more than five years after PFAS contamination forced its closure, and the current schedule leaves an unresolved question: can rehabilitation be completed in time for the state deadline in March 2027? The well is on Hillwood Terrace near the Hillwood Senior Apartments. Until it returns to service, Verona residents’ water comes entirely from an outside supplier.
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Polish Pierogi Are Still Pinched By Hand At These 5 Wallington And Garfield Kitchens
Wallington and Garfield sit side by side in Bergen County, and together they hold one of the strongest Polish communities in New Jersey. Walk down Main Avenue or Passaic Street and you will find kielbasa in deli cases, Polish signs in windows, and pierogi made the slow way, by hand.
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Democrat ousts Ramsey mayor by 20 votes
Democrat Angelo LaManna Jr. has unseated Republican Ramsey Mayor Deirdre Dillon by just 20 votes, according to updated unofficial election results released Friday, with no additional ballots left to count. LaManna received 3,306 votes to Dillon’s 3,284, a margin of 50.12% to 49.79%. Six write-in candidates received one vote each....
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Police investigate bias incident in Clark
CLARK, NJ — Police continue to investigate anonymous letters received by several residents that were first reported on Nov. 2. Clark Police Detectives have developed and pursued numerous investigative leads since the investigation was assigned on Nov. 3, according to Director Patrick Grady. Detectives have canvassed the neighborhood where...
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5 Best Italian Restaurants in Elizabeth, New Jersey that Will Make You Feel Like You’re in Rome
Elizabeth, New Jersey — a city where the rails hum with memory, where the Passaic River bends past brick rowhouses and the scent of garlic and basil drifts through neighborhoods stitched together by generations of newcomers and old souls. Here, the city’s heart beats in the laughter of families at Warinanco Park, in the swirl of languages at Elmora’s corner stores, in the endless parade of flavors that spill from kitchens both grand and humble. Elizabeth is a place where Portuguese, Salvadoran, Dominican, and Italian roots run deep — where every meal is a gathering, every block a crossroads, every story a recipe passed down and remade.