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Guatemalan Immigrant Charged With Woman's Rape In Fairview
Bylly Xilox Aquino, 25, remained held in the Bergen County Jail on Wednesday, May 1, on a detainer filed by ICE. Aquino, who's married, has been on Anderson Avenue just off Kamena Street, records show. Fairview police seized him after a woman said he held her down on a bed,...
North Jersey student wins NASA's national high school writing competition
RIDGEWOOD — Ridgewood High School senior Thomas Liu is the national high school division winner of its Power to Explore Challenge, NASA announced. The national writing competition, now in its third year, was designed to teach students about the power of radioisotope power systems for space exploration. The nuclear batteries have allowed spacecrafts to more easily investigate the harshest, darkest environments in the solar system.
No. 9 Immaculate Heart takes down Paramus Catholic - softball recap
Gianna DiMeglio and Gabriella Shadek each hit a home run and Immaculate Heart, No. 9 in the NJ.com Top 20, took down Paramus Catholic by a score of 8-0 in Washington. Gabriella Shadek continued her impressive season, as her home run marked her 10th of the season. Gianna Muliero, Leah...
ParentalAbduction: Jersey City Woman Found In Lodi
Jahlea Jones, 28, was charged with child endangerment, interfering with custody, contempt of court and receiving stolen property, among other offenses, Bergen County Prosecutor Mark Musella said. Jones had taken the child on Wednesday, April 24, knowing that she was not privileged to do so," the prosecutor said. Members of...
Activists in Paterson urge US attorney to intervene in Jameek Lowery case
PATERSON — Social justice activists on Tuesday called for federal authorities to conduct their own investigation into the January 2019 police custody death of 27-year-old Jameek Lowery. The activists are citing news stories about an autopsy performed for the Lowery family’s lawsuit against the Paterson Police Department that reportedly contradicts the findings of...
Names released in Kinderhook crash that injured seven people
State Police have released more information about a crash on Route 9 in Kinderhook that injured seven people. The crash happened around 6:10 a.m., Tuesday, they said. Kyle Bleau, 28, of Valatie, was traveling south on Route 9. A 2004 Honda Accord driven by Bronx resident Mia Washington, 18, exited a parking lot and made a left turn in front of the Silverado, causing a collision, police said.
Keffiyeh Karen whines for glass of water, proving pro-terror students are total weaklings
Uh, excuse me, imperialist-Zionist running dogs — could we please have a glass of water? Sounds like a parody of leftist whining, but amazingly, it isn’t. A protester at Columbia University, after her pro-terror cadre broke into and occupied the school’s Hamilton Hall on Tuesday, actually, literally said to the press: “Like, could people please have a glass of water?” Columbia’s Hamas kids think the Middle East revolves around their school She added: “Do you want students to die of dehydration and starvation?” The Red Army held out at Leningrad for years despite facing famine; if the Zoomer leftists of today miss one afternoon snacktime,...
Live Nation Concert Week offers $25 tickets for PNC, Stone Pony, PruCenter, MSG shows
Grab your ear plugs and credit cards, Live Nation Concert Week is coming. Live Nation, which operates, books and promotes shows at multiple area venues, is offering $25 tickets to more than 5,000 shows across the country, including concerts by Willie Nelson, Maroon 5, 21 Savage, Alanis Morissette, Cage the Elephant, Celeste Barber, Dan and Shay, Dierks Bentley, Feid, Janet Jackson, Meghan Trainor, New Kids On The Block, and more.
What are ramps? And why is everyone obsessed with eating them?
Ramps, ramps, ramps. At this time of year, that term is probably the most used phrase on the local culinary scene. Foragers and farmers profit from them, chefs get creative with them and fine dining guests adore them. ...
Light Rail Contractor From North Arlington Pleads Guilty
Joseph Ferrara, 56, of North Arlington, "submitted claims for compensation covering hundreds of hours relating to work allegedly performed during regular, overtime and double time hours" that was, in fact, never done, U.S. Attorney for New Jersey Philip Sellinger said. Ferrara, who worked as an electrical supervisor for a subcontractor...
Owner of Middle Eastern restaurant buys iconic Libby's Lunch site in Paterson
PATERSON — The owner of a Clifton restaurant where the menu features Middle Eastern smoked meats emerged as the high bidder on Tuesday to buy the iconic Libby’s Lunch hot dogs property at Paterson’s Great Falls, officials said. In an online auction, Sal Washah outbid several other restaurant businesses by making a commitment...
3 Things To Know Today
1 Police Move In On Columbia University Protesters. The New York Police Department was called in to clear protesters on the campus of Columbia University last night. Around 9 pm, campus authorities authorized the NYPD to go onto campus “to restore safety and order to our community.” The initial focus for officers was the occupied Hamilton Hall, and officers said they found a heavily fortified building when they entered. Around 50 protesters were arrested and taken away by bus. NYPD officials said the protesters in Hamilton Hall will be charged with burglary in the third degree, criminal mischief, and trespassing. After securing the building, officers moved on to the tent encampments on campus, and later in the evening police reported that the only thing remaining at the site of the protesters’ encampment was empty tents they said the university would clear away. Columbia University says it’s asked the NYPD to “retain a presence on campus through at least May 17th.”
Shelter Food Is Hurting Migrants; The Department of Homeless Services Serves It Anyway
Manuel says he would rather starve than eat the food at the shelter where he and his family live. Most days, he wanders the streets of New York asking strangers for work and food to feed his family. When he is unsuccessful, the family usually skips meals. He says he avoids the food because the […] The post Shelter Food Is Hurting Migrants; The Department of Homeless Services Serves It Anyway appeared first on Documented.
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