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Mary K. Miraglia

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Weather

Leonia Invokes 'No Parking - Snow' Ordinance For Storm LEONIA, N.J. -- Leonia is invoking emergency no street parking provisions for the predicted Friday night - Sunday night snow storm. While timing of the storm is still questionable, the No Parking When Road is Snow Covered ordiance will be enforced from late Friday night and continue through the day and evening on Saturday. Residents should move vehicles off the streets Friday evening. Use your driveways if possible. Otherwise, the Beechwood and Elm Place municipal lots are available with no two-hour limit Saturday.

by Mary K. Miraglia

01/23/2016

Weather

Teaneck Deputy Mayor Announces Snow Removal Provisions TEANECK, N.J. -- Deputy Mayor Eli Y. Katz reminds residents that Teaneck’s emergency snow parking ordinance will be in full effect from Friday, Jan. 22 until Sunday, Jan. 24 in anticipation of the predicted snowstorm. “For your safety and to avoid fines, be aware there is a Teaneck ordinance to make streets passable for emergency vehicles, and to facilitate snow removal,” Katz said. “Please make sure your vehicles are parked out of the street. If you will be away or unable to move your car, please do so before the storm starts and keep the vehicle off the street until the storm has ended.…

by Mary K. Miraglia

01/23/2016

Weather

Hackensack Issues Snow Parking, Removal Guidelines HACKENSACK, N.J. -- The City of Hackensack has issued storm warning guidelines for parking and snow removal. City officials have made storm preparations. Snow/Parking Notice: To allow the DPW to plow streets thoroughly, the Hackensack Police Department will be strictly enforcing all "No Parking When Road Is Snow Covered" regulations. Summonses will be issued to all vehicles in violation. Vehicles will also be subject to towing and impoundment. The city appreciates your cooperation. Snow must be removed from sidewalks, and from traffic ares, and not be placed back in the street.…

by Mary K. Miraglia

01/23/2016

Weather

Hasbrouck Heights Police Reminder: Get Cars Off Streets HASBROUCK HEIGHTS, N.J. -- The Hasbrouck Heights Police Department reminds residents to remove their cars and trucks from borough streets so the DPW can clean streets efficiently. They also advise the storm warning is in effect until 7 a.m. Sunday, travel is not advised, and emergency supplies should be on hand.

by Mary K. Miraglia

01/23/2016

Police & Fire

Tech Gets 8½ Years Before Parole in Ridgefield Park, Fairview Sex Assaults RIDGEFIELD PARK, N.J. -- A former cable TV repairman who raped one elderly customer and tried to assault another was sentenced to 8½ years without parole Friday by a judge who told him: “Something is going on with you.” Jonathan Malave of Montville, 32, was caught after DNA from semen left on the sheets of the 71-year-old rape victim from Fairview matched his. The second woman, 63, from Ridgefield Park, told the sentencing judge in Hackensack on Friday that she pushed Malave away with her cane and shoved a “victim leadership” certificate at him, distracting him long enough to thrust her fro…

by Mary K. Miraglia

01/22/2016

Police & Fire

Judge Gives Former Teaneck Man Probation In Fondling Of Girl, 13 TEANECK, N.J. -- A former Teaneck man who police said hugged and grabbed the breasts of a 13-year old girl in the parking lot of a local 7-Eleven because he had had disputes with her mother got probation after pleading guilty to a lesser charge. Keith Wright, 43, will be monitored, "perhaps by phone" from Texas, where he is living with his fiance, Superior Court Judge Margaret M. Foti said. He also will undergo sex offender-specific counseling -- to be selected and monitored by the Bergen County Probation Department -- under a plea deal with prosecutors. In response to questions…

by Mary K. Miraglia

01/22/2016

Lifestyle

Matthew's Diner In Bergenfield Vies For Top Prize In DVlicious Contest BERGENFIELD, N.J. -- Who can resist the cozy booth of a diner? If you’re not drawn in by the often retro ambiance, you’re no doubt driven by the menu, mammoth undertakings filled with pages and pages of comfort food, not to mention unlimited cups of coffee. You picked five of the top diners in Bergen County as part of our continuing DVlicious series. All have been profiled this week with the winner selected Monday, Jan. 25. Read on.. and vote. Matthews' Diner & Pancake House, 430 S Washington Ave, Bergenfield, (201) 385-9496 Been Around Since: The Matthews family has owned this class…

by Daily Voice

01/22/2016

News

Englewood Issues Snow Preparedness Bulletin ENGLEWOOD, N.J. -- Englewood officials are asking for cooperation from residents to facilitate clearing snow from the anticipated storm. A bulletin released late Thursday afternoon predicts 6 to 10 inches of snow with wind, and strong gusts, from early Saturday until Sunday morning. City Manager Tim Dacey asks residents to park in their driveways if possible. This will make it much easier to do thorough snow removal. Dacey said snow parking restrictions will be enforced. There is no parking while streets are covered with snow on the following roadways: Grand Avenue Engle Street Dean S…

by Mary K. Miraglia

01/22/2016

News

Teaneck Lifts Municipal Lot Restrictions For Snowstorm TEANECK, N.J. -- The Township of Teaneck is waiving parking meter fees and restrictions beginning Friday, Jan, 22 at 3 p.m. to accommodate emergency parking for the anticipated snowstorm. All time restrictions and parking meter fees will be waived in municipal parking lots until 24 hours after snow has stopped falling.

by Mary K. Miraglia

01/21/2016

Police & Fire

Charges Dropped, Trial Ended In Alleged Molesting Of Cliffside Park Girl, 4 CLIFFSIDE PARK, N.J. -- The Hackensack trial of a Union City man on charges of molesting a 4-year old Cliffside Park girl was scrapped after the prosecutor in the case was forced to dismiss the indictment against him. A change in the dates given by the girl for the alleged offenses made proceeding with the case against 52-year-old Jessy White difficult for Assistant Bergen County Prosecutor Demetra Maurice. The child's age also was problematic, the prosecutor said. Superior Court Judge James J. Guida dismissed jurors who were to begin hearing testimony on Tuesday. “Your presence went a lo…

by Mary K. Miraglia

01/21/2016

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