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Postman in fair condition after Manalapan collision
A Manalapan postal carrier remained hospitalized Friday, one day after his delivery truck was involved in a collision with a car driven by a 17-year-old Manalapan resident.
Newark mortician convicted in body part scheme indicted on new charges
Five months after he was sent to prison for his role in a macabre scheme to sell stolen body parts, a former Newark mortician was indicted today on new charges that could extend his time behind bars.
Thanks to Democrats' flyer, District 38 Republicans tout newspaper endorsement
The District 38 Republican challengers are capitalizing on The Record's endorsement with thousands of robocalls.
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Live election blog: Polls are open, Gov. candidates vote
North Jersey heads to the voting booths today to vote for governor, dozens of state Assembly seats, a statewide open-space referendum, and countless municipal and county contests.
The candidates running for two seats on the Borough Council either tout their experience or their newcomer status as reasons to elect them.
On the Market: Two homes at $629,000
Four-bedroom, 2 1/2-bath bi-level in Franklin Lakes has first-floor master bedroom, eat-in kitchen, double vanity in bathroom, hardwood floors under tiles, patio, landscaped backyard with pond, attached, two-car garage.
Roselle Park Resident Wins Engineering Scholarship
" Ibtisam Ali, a computer science major at Kean University and a resident of Roselle Park, recently was awarded the 2009 Tri-State Arab American Association of Engineers and Architects Scholarship.
N.J. ticket brokers agree to stop selling speculative tickets, pay $5K
Two New Jersey ticket brokers sued by the state Attorney General have agreed to stop selling speculative tickets and to pay $5,000 each to settle the lawsuits.
10 vying to be on Toms River council
With such issues as property taxes, recreation, traffic and the township Web site on the table, 10 candidates are vying for five seats on the Township Council: four four-year terms for seats representing wards and a two-year unexpired term for an at-large seat.
Rosemount / Council extends cable TV franchise
The Rosemount City Council on Wednesday voted to extend the franchise for cable television service by FTTH Communications.
Restaurant inspections for Oct. 16
A conditional rating indicates the first violation of the state Sanitary Code. If corrected, the restaurant then receives a satisfactory rating; if not, a conditional on reinspection rating.
PhillyGossip: Al Martino's ominous last recording
On the day before his death, singer Al Martino was in a Fort Lee, New Jersey studio recording a cover of Garth Brooks ' "If Tomorrow Never Comes." His wife Judith and son Al Cini shared the news with us Friday at the D'Anjolell Funeral Home in Broomall which held the viewing and memorial service of the South Philadelphia born show business legend.
WHAT: "Alice in the Movies" a ' the fall meeting of the Lewis Carroll Society of North America.
Tucker Development Corporation Opens New Office in Fort Lee, N.J.
Developer Expands Commitment to Fort Lee With New Office at Site of Company's Planned Hudson Lights Development Tucker Development Corporation, a leading developer of shopping centers and mixed-use properties throughout the Midwest and Mid-Atlantic regions, has announced the opening of a new corporate office at the site of its planned Hudson Lights ...
Two I-95 ramps to be closed for repairs
Two ramps connected to Interstate 95 in Fort Lee will be closed starting Thursday as part of a reconstruction project, but the state Department of Transportation has set up alternative detours for motorists.
With handshakes and slight bows, Taylor Lee, an aspiring commercial real estate broker, greeted Korean-American bankers on a recent morning in Fort Lee.
Carmen Moreno, 44, lifts two 6-inch pieces of pink glass from an electric kiln and places them atop one another, forming the face of St.
Alleged mob scam reached North Riverdale
Work on a North Riverdale commercial building was a focus of a sting in which law enforcement officials charged 29 people allegedly involved in corruption within the city Department of Buildings, the Manhattan District Attorney's office announced last week.
Fort Lee district pondering new school
School district officials - predicting that hundreds of additional children will be attending class in the district by 2014 - are discussing a ballot question that would ask taxpayers to approve construction of a new school for fifth- and sixth-graders. The ballot referendum would "most likely" be put to voters in September 2010, Superintendent ...
Jurors are listening to a taped recording of Bergenfield's Jan. 1, 2002 council meeting and reading excerpts from the transcript.
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