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Teterboro Airport to get $39M upgrade
Teterboro Airport is setting up collapsible concrete to stop wayward jets from overrunning its runways.
Quest Diagnostics employees 'Light the Night' in fight against Leukemia
At sunset on Saturday, October 10th, more than 75 employees from New Jersey-based Quest Diagnostics convened at Pier A in Hoboken to honor loved ones, celebrate survivors, and walk in support of those fighting blood cancers at The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society's "Light The Night Walk." Courtesy of Quest Diagnostics Quest Diagnostics' employees who ...
Houston, a 5- to 6-year-old adult pit bullbeagle mix, is available for adoption at Bergen County Animal Shelter, 100 United Lane, Teterboro.
FAA drops objections to NJ wetland restoration
The Federal Aviation Administration has dropped its objections to restore wetlands on a 250-acre site near Teterboro Airport.
Mercury Being Removed from Berry's Creek
Mercury-tainted sediment is being dug from Berry's Creek this week in an ongoing effort to clean up a contaminated Wood-Ridge property that has been on the federal Superfund list for a quarter-century. The 600-foot strip of creek bed that borders the site of a former mercury processing facility is being cleaned out so workers can replace a ...
FAA fears wetlands work near N.J. airport
Federal Aviation Administration officials fear a wildlife restoration project will increase the risk of bird strikes at a New Jersey airport.
U.S. Postal Service employees protest closing of N.J. distribution center
Michael Oliveri, 25, of Oradell, has been wheelchair-bound since he was 18 due to muscular dystrophy.
Audio recording reveals air traffic controller was laughing before fatal helicopter-plane crash
The air traffic controller banters and chuckles, engrossed in a teasing phone call with a giggling friend, unaware that two aircraft are on a collision course over New York's Hudson River.
Hear it: Controller jokes during chopper, plane crash
A helicopter carrying five Italian tourists is photographed after collision with a small plane above the Hudson River in early August.
It will be a mistake to close it
To the Editor: The Postal Service is in the process of seeking community input regarding the pending closing of the West Jersey Postal Facility on South Jefferson Road in Whippany.
As of April 1, 2006, out of a 2004 Census estimated population of 18 in Teterboro , there were 39 registered voters .
Cuts eyed for Whippany postal center
HANOVER - The U.S. Postal Service will conduct a public meeting on Oct. 9 at the Hanover Township Recreation Center to discuss a proposal to move some operations from the West Jersey Processing and Distribution Center in the Whippany section of the township to other USPS distribution centers in New Jersey.
Leader Newspapers- The Yankee Lady and I
My first exposure to the B-17 bomber, the legendary "Flying Fortress" of World War II, was by way of "Memphis Belle" - a 1990 film depicting a 10-man crew about to fly its 25th, and final, mission in a plane from which the movie drew its name.
Jet Co-Founders, Pilot Plead Not Guilty in Teterboro Crash
Two co-founders of a luxury charter jet company pleaded not guilty Wednesday to charges of violating federal aviation rules and indirectly causing a 2005 plane crash at New Jersey's Teterboro Airport.
NYC mayor's helicopter lands at U2 show
State Police Sgt. Stephen Jones says Bloomberg wasn't aboard when the copter landed in a shuttle bus lot Thursday.
Bloomberg copter makes unexpected landing at U2-Meadowlands show, but without Hizzoner
A helicopter, reportedly privately owned by Mayor Bloomberg , conducted a test landing at the Meadowlands after dropping Hizzoner off in New Jersey, where he was driven to last night's U2 concert at Giants Stadium.
FAA Selects Searidge System to be Used for Runway-light Automation at Teterboro Airport
The United States Federal Aviation Administration has selected the Searidge Technologies intelligent-video-based surface management system, IntelliDAR, to provide runway-light automation at the Teterboro Airport, New Jersey.
Beck intended to practice takeoffs, landings
Charlotte businessman and philanthropist William "Skipper" Beck set out to practice takeoffs and landings the morning he died when his Cirrus SR-22 crashed at Rock Hill-York County Airport, his wife told investigators with the National Transportation Safety Board.
PSE&G plans to light up streets for less
PSE&G this week began replacing 96,000 streetlights with new energy-efficient units that could save municipalities a combined $1 million a year in electricity costs.
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