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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, […]
Daily Voice
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Ramapo Repeats as Section Champs with Freshman Heroics
The North 1 Group 3 boys soccer final gave us excitement and drama. Check out all the highlights and post-match reaction of Ramapo and Tenafly. With just 10 minutes remaining, Owen O’Connell broke the scoreless deadlock to put Ramapo in front 1-0. But the drama wasn’t over. With under five minutes to play, freshman Matt Ramos was called upon to defend a penalty kick after the starting goalkeeper received a yellow card. Ramos hadn’t played a minute all game, but delivered when it mattered most, making his first recorded save of the season to preserve the shutout and send Ramapo home a second straight section championship.
The Bergen Record
A new restaurant blew my mind
I've had some hot takes that've gotten me backlash in the past; not liking Thanksgiving food (it's boring), thoroughly loving Chuck E. Cheese stuffed crust (not sure how anyone couldn't), preferring cinnamon Pop-Tarts to strawberry (the flavor you love is blueberry, trust me. Strawberry is muted) — but I'm about to drop a bomb. For years, I've kept this under wraps. Garden Staters get heated over food, and the debate wasn't one I was willing to spark, because, even if I made a perfectly reasonable case, I'd still receive emails saying my mom "should've chosen Plan B" (yes, that's happened). To demonstrate how fatigued I am with those arguments, however, I say this without a care in the world: I don't like Italian rainbow cookies . They taste like licorice, they reek of almond extract and, as a kid, they lure you into what you think is a chocolate-dipped truffle, but leave you with an underwhelming block of marzipan you'd buy near the register of a T.J. Maxx. Am I wrong? DM me, @northjerseyeats . What I'm sure I'm right about, though — besides the fact that the gooey squares from J&M Bakery might be the one exception to my
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News 12
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.
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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.
New Jersey Globe
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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Families Have Gathered For Sunday Breakfast At The Ritz Diner In Livingston For Decades
Some families mark the weekend with a church bell, and others mark it with a diner booth. In one New Jersey town, a single spot on a busy avenue has been holding that booth for generations. Parents who once came for date nights now bring their grown kids, and those...
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Totowa's Eighth Turkey Trot Returns Nov. 22 With Turkey Drive for Paterson Shelter
Totowa’s Thanksgiving-week running tradition returns on Nov. 22, as the borough’s Mayor and Council and Board of Recreation host the eighth annual Turkey Trot starting at 10 a.m. on Campus Road. The morning offers both a USATF-certified 5K and a family-friendly one-mile fun run, drawing runners, walkers and families out for a cause before the holiday.