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NJ’s oldest diner gets new lease on life
DUMONT N.J. (PIX11) — At a time when so many New Jersey diners are struggling to survive, a pair of brothers decided to save the oldest diner in the state and bring it back to life. In March, Gus and John Grimanis bought the Dumont Crystal Diner, originally opened in 1925. Following months of restoration, […]
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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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Newton claims sectional title, while New Milford RB rewrites history
NEWTON – It’s rare for two of New Jersey’s leading rushers to meet head-to-head, let alone with a sectional championship on the line. With much of the attention centered on the star running backs, both delivered strong performances in the biggest game of the season. But it was Newton’s Evan Cotter who made the biggest impact when the stakes were highest. Behind a dominant effort from the junior running back, Newton rolled to a 40-7 victory over New Milford in the NJSIAA North 1, Group 1 sectional final on Friday, Nov. 13, at Palmer Field in Sussex County. The championship is the Braves' first since 2017 and just the second sectional title in program history. The win sends Newton (12-0) into the Group 1 semifinal, where it will face three-time defending North 2 champion Cedar Grove (10-1) next Friday in Essex County. The Panthers defeated Hasbrouck Heights, 27-7 in the North 2, Group 1 final on Nov. 13, their seventh straight win. While Cotter powered Newton to the championship with 243 yards and three touchdowns on 18 carries, Kobe St. Hilaire delivered a historic performance of his own. The New Milford senior rushed for 156 yards and became Bergen County's
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Water-contaminated fuel, inadequate pre-flight inspection blamed for fatal I-684 plane crash
The National Transportation Safety Board says the pilot reported losing engine power and was heading toward Westchester County Airport when the plane crashed in the median of I-684 between exits 2 and 3.