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A New Jersey man who took about $1.1 million from elderly and other investors got 63 months and must pay restitution
A federal judge in Newark has sentenced Antonio Petrosino, 61, of Union City, New Jersey, to 63 months in prison for taking about $1.1 million from elderly and other victims in an investment fraud. He was also ordered to pay forfeiture and restitution totaling $1,130,406.63. The U.S. Attorney’s Office for the District of New Jersey […]
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Hackensack hospital says it did first US commercial catheter repair of leaky heart valves
HACKENSACK, N.J. — Doctors at Hackensack University Medical Center performed the first commercial procedure in the United States using a newly approved catheter-delivered device to seal leaks around replacement heart valves, Hackensack Meridian Health said Monday. The hospital said Dr. Ryan Kaple, director of its Structural & Congenital Heart...
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Stuffed Animal Sleepover at Chick-fil-A Nanuet on November 10
Get ready for a cozy night of fun! Children and their favorite stuffed animals are invited to a special Stuffed Animal Sleepover at Chick-fil-A Nanuet on Tuesday, November 10, 2026. Taking place from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m., this family-friendly event invites children to put on their pajamas, bring their...
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New centre for contemporary Indigenous art launches in upstate New York
Branchline, a new 10,000-sq.-ft arts centre focused on championing contemporary Native American art, opened its main gallery to the public on Saturday (7 November). Located in the town of Katonah in New York’s Westchester County, Branchline is an initiative of the Gochman Family Collection (GFC), a private lending collection established in 2021 by the philanthropist Becky Gochman, who has a longstanding interest in Native art, and the former gallerist Zach Feuer.
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Kearny HS sophomores turn history into gratitude
Sophomore students in U.S. History 1 classes at Kearny High School are turning classroom lessons on historical military service into a tangible act of gratitude. Spearheaded by social studies teacher Trisha Hoehe-Grosch, approximately 100 students are participating in a specialized writing initiative to honor United States veterans, active-duty troops and wounded warriors.