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Caldwell Waitress Claims She Was Sexually Harassed by Tick Tock Diner Ex-Manager
A waitress from Caldwell who formally worked at the Tick Tock Diner is claiming she was "groped and bombarded with salacious texts" by ex-manager Georgios Spyropoulos, who was recently charged in a murder-for-hire plot, reports NJ.com. Alexandra Scerbak alleges in a lawsuit that Spyropoulos, co-owner of the famous restaurant in Clifton , sexually ... (more)
6 hrs ago | NorthJersey.com
Clifton police invesigating armed robbery at Jersey Gas
Two masked individuals approached the two on-duty attendants at the Jersey Gas station at Lakeview and Crooks avenues, at about 1:45 a.m., Det.
6 hrs ago | NorthJersey.com
Students of Ringwood's St. Catherine School showed their smarts at S.T.E.M. ...
Students of Ringwood 's St. Catherine of Bologna School participated in the S.T.E.M. Showcase at St.
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No meat, just counterfeit handbags
Paterson resident Cynthia Bascope was charged with selling counterfeit merchandise out of a former meat store on Crooks Avenue.
Clifton's School 12 qualifies for fresh fruits, vegetables
CLIFTON - Next fall marks the fourth consecutive year a City elementary school will utilize a state grant that benefits low-income areas by providing students with free fresh fruits and vegetables in an effort to promote healthy eating habits.
Clifton farm will educate children
CLIFTON - A local nonprofit organization which provides inner city students with agricultural programs and enrichment that may otherwise be unavailable to them, recently broke ground and began fundraising for a new learning farm which will serve Northern New Jersey residents, schools and organizations.
Sacrifices, wars and the Great Depression
CLIFTON - In anticipation of Memorial Day, a City native shared one family's story of service and sacrifice by revisiting what life was like in Clifton 70 years ago during the Second World War.
Exelis, Inc., Clifton, N.J., is being awarded a $125,724,964 modification to a previously awarded firm-fixed-price production contract to exercise an option for the manufacture and delivery of 62 AN/ALQ-214 4 On-Board Jammer Systems, under Full Rate Production Lot 10, for installation on the F/A-18 aircraft.
Project to drain reservoirs gets under way
The Passaic Valley Water Commission on Wednesday adopted a modified version of a controversial plan to drain its open-air reservoirs on Garret Mountain and replace them with concrete tanks, beginning in 2015.
Former Tick Tock Diner waitress sues for sexual harassment
Georgios Spyropoulos, right, is brought out of Superior Court in Paterson last month after making his first appearance.
4th Wall Theatre to close season with 'Lucky Stiff' in Bloomfield
This musical farce is based on the book "The Man Who Broke the Bank at Monte Carlo" by Michael Butterworth.
Telx Set to Open Flagship Data Center in New Jersey
Telx is set to open NJR3, the company's new 215,000 gross square foot, flagship data center in Clifton, New Jersey.
Clifton burglary victims offering a reward
CLIFTON - Burglars did not only steal valuable jewelry worth about $20,000 from an East Seventh Street family, they also took their peace of mind.
N.J. raids restaurants in Bergen, Passaic counties in liquor scam probe
A detective from the state Division of Criminal Justice carries boxes of evidence out from TGI Friday on Route 3 West in Clifton.
Suspect in Tick Tock Diner murder plot released on bail
PATERSON - Georgios Spyropoulos, the man accused in a plot to have the owner of the famed Tick Tock Diner tortured, robbed and killed last month, walked out of the Passaic County Jail this afternoon after posting bail, officials said.
Road Warrior: A little asphalt needed on Carlstad'ts Starke Road
Police: Paterson woman arrested for selling knock-off designer bags...
CLIFTON - A Paterson woman was arrested Tuesday for selling knock-off designer handbags out of a fake Halal butcher shop, authorities said.
Motorist flees after hitting Clifton cyclist in Nutley
"The [Jeep] was going west on Centre Street, and must have scraped him and knocked him to the ground," Nutley Capt.
Raising of Palestinian flag prompts more praise than protest, so far
PATERSON - Arab-American leaders say a City Hall ceremony Sunday that honored Palestinian-Americans and raised their native flag was a sign of their growth in the area.