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Doblin: Christie was born to ride to Oradell
TUESDAY'S Christie victory can be traced back to former Gov. Tom Kean Sr. When Kean was still a state assemblyman he spoke at a high school in Livingston.
Tenafly saves a critical tract
Tenafly has secured county and state open space grants to purchase and protect an acre of environmentally sensitive land by the Tenafly Nature Center.
McEvoy Focused on Championship
Oradell, N.J., native Tanner McEvoy is still holding three scholarship offers from Miami, Duke and Rutgers and while no new offers have come in for him recently that seems to be fine with him as his team is the focus right now.
Confusion over IRA distributions
Q. I am confused as to the required minimum distribution rules pertaining to my individual retirement account for 2009.
Eighty-one-year-old Hackensack man gets stuck in mud
A Bergen County man was rescued Thursday after getting stuck deep in mud after cutting through the woods near the Oradell Reservoir, according to a report by MyFoxNY.com . The report said Alfred Casamenti, 81, of Hackensack sank in the mud after attempting to take a short-cut through the woods while he was out fishing.
Q. I have a question about canine influenza. My groomer is now requiring that all dogs be vaccinated for the canine influenza virus.
Elderly Jersey Man Gets Stuck in Mud for Hours
"I feel lucky, very lucky," said Al Casamenti as he spoke outside his Hackensack, New Jersey home.
Man rescued after getting stuck in mud
Rescuers worked furiously to free a man stuck waist-deep in mud in New Jersey. United Water confirmed the man was stuck in mud at the Oradell Reservoir, which is run by United Water.
The mass appeal of the Wimpy Kid
The mass appeal of the Wimpy Kid Parents might learn a lot from misadventures of regular boy dealing with what life brings him By TARA PARKER-POPE The New York Times Sat.
Review: "Memphis," a new Broadway musical
New Broadway musical, at the Shubert Theatre, 225 W. 44th St. Book by Joe DiPietro.
No, it's not a Corzine attack: Restaurateurs back Christie
In a campaign in which Christie's weight has become an issue, it's probably not the endorsement he wanted most.
Yamaha's Showtime at the Apollo
The Apollo Theater is more than a historic landmark; it's a source of pride and a symbol of the brilliance of American artistic accomplishment.
A fix-up strategy works in long run
You're thinking of selling a ' but not just yet. Let's say you've got a five-year plan to prepare an older, lived-in house for sale.
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Does the 'Diary of a Wimpy Kid' series bother you?
Have you heard of these a oeDiary of a Wimpy Kida books by Jeff Kinney? Are your kids into them? Are you? There were three books in the series and the fourth book, a oeDiary of a Wimpy Kid: Dog Days,a was released this week.
Broadway has "Jersey Boys," and coming soon will be Jersey boys. Two Garden State natives, Joe DiPietro, who grew up in Oradell, and David Bryan, who did the same in Edison and now lives in Colts Neck, have combined to create a new musical, "Memphis." Currently in previews, it opens Monday at the Shubert Theatre.
Daggett blasts rivals for 'dishonesty' and defends his property tax plan
Years of powerful prescription drugs have left him permanently nauseous, but there is one medication he says helps relieve his pain and gives him an appetite.
Noted NJ defense attorney Raymond Brown dies
Raymond A. Brown, a veteran defense lawyer who was involved in many of New Jersey's most high-profile cases, has died.
Police identify West Caldwell pedestrian killed on Route 80
Michael Oliveri, 25, of Oradell, has been wheelchair-bound since he was 18 due to muscular dystrophy.
Br. Murphy is Crusader Gala honoree
Oradell a ' Former Bergen Catholic president, Br. Lawrence T. Murphy, C.F.C., will be honored at the schoola TMs Second Annual Crusader Ball on Friday, Oct.
River Edge: Police Blotter, October 1
EDITORa S NOTE: Town News compiles its Police Blotter from information provided by area police departments.