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Cicadas making their arrival in North Jersey [video]
Warmer weather over the past two days has coaxed the first of the red-eyed cicadas to crawl out of their holes in some yards in North Jersey.
Wayne flood victims can apply for buyout funds
WAYNE - Homeowners living in the Passaic River basin stand to benefit from a buyout plan recently announced by Gov.
Resident Receives Award for Stopping Armed Drug Dealer
A Wayne resident recently received a Valor Award from the 200 Club of Essex County for risking his life to apprehend a man carrying a loaded gun after a traffic stop.
Puppy & Kitten Adoption Party An end to a legacy of abuse, a start to a life of hope
Celebrate a holiday weekend with cuteness and snuggles at A Pathway to Hope's kitten and puppy adoption party.
Golf: West Milford's McCormack, Wayne Hills win Passaic titles.
West Milford junior Chris McCormack won today's Passaic County Championship by two strokes with 4-over 73 at the Preakness Valley GC West Course in Wayne.
Man killed by train on bridge over Passaic River
A man was killed by a train Tuesday evening on a bridge over the Passaic River in Wayne, said a N.J. Transit spokeswoman.
Comedy Show to Raise Money for March of Dimes
A special Laughs for Babies charity comedy show will be held at the Elks BOP Wayne Lodge May 20.
Resident Named Boys & Girls Club Youth of the Year
Nicole Graff has been selected as the 2013 Youth of the Year by the Boys & Girls Clubs of Northwest New Jersey.
S. Thomas Summers: Poet Interview
Please join me in welcoming S. Thomas Summers to the Poetic Asides blog. Summers is a teacher of Writing and Literature at Wayne Hills High School in Wayne, NJ and an adjunct writing professor at Passaic County Community College in Wanaque, NJ.
Band to Hold Clothing Fundraiser
Students from the School of Rock in Wayne are accepting donations of clothes Saturday to help fund a summer tour.
7 Jobs that Make the World a Better Place
The following story was provided by AOLJobs.com By Debra Auerbach for CareerBuilder Have you ever had an itch to quit your job and instead do work that makes a real difference in the world? In honor of Earth Day on April 22, we've compiled a list of seven jobs that help people live a better life - from the buildings they work and live in, to the ... (more)
Grant funds will help Wayne clean up roadways
WAYNE - Township officials stand to receive $94,527 in recycling grant funds, per state legislatures, which will be earmarked for cleanup of municipal, county and state roadways.
Melissa Andersen and Steven Pardalis are engaged
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Andersen of Wayne announce the engagement of their daughter, Melissa Andersen, to Steven Pardalis, son of Theresa Pardalis of Pompton Lakes and Marc Pardalis of Dumont .
Greenwich Township woman files negligence complaint against Phillipsburg trade school
A Greenwich Township woman is alleging negligence against a Phillipsburg trade school that seemingly disappeared since canceling operations earlier this year.
Wayne-Based Company Receives National Recognition
One Horn Transportation, a Wayne-based trucking and logistics services firm, was recently named one of the 50 fastest growing women-owned or led companies in North America by The Women President's Organization .
Police Cracking Down on Unbuckled Motorists
Police officers will actively look for unbuckled drivers in the coming weeks as part of the nationwide Click It or Ticket program.
La Quinta Inn And Suites Wayne
This Wayne, New Jersey hotel is 5 minutes' drive from the Packanack Golf Course and Packanack Lake.
Butler Kickoff Site for Special Olympics Law Enforcement Torch Run
The New Jersey Law Enforcement Torch Run for Special Olympics will get its start in Butler on Friday, June 7. The event, held for the past 30 years, brings together police officers from a host of towns, including Butler, Kinnelon, Wayne and Pompton Lakes, who will run to raise funds to support area special-needs athletes.
4 Cited for Public Drunkenness Last Weekend
The following is courtesy of the Doylestown Borough Police Department : A 22-year old man from Wayne, N.J., was cited on April 27 at approximately 7:50 p.m. after he allegedly created a disturbance and attempted to instigate a fight with an employee of Stephanie's . A 23-year-old Doylestown woman was cited on April 28 at approximately 12:04 a.m.
Centenary College presents Spring 2013 Student Dance Concert
Centenary College's Student Dance Concert this spring will be titled "The Works in Progress," highlighting the efforts by the dance students this year and incorporating specific skills that they've learned.