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Tuesday, July 17, 2012

Bergen County Opens Cooling Centers

Scorching heat predicted across North Jersey, officials warn.

Four cooling centers have been opened around Bergen County as the heat index is expected to soar, officials said. The National Weather Service has issued a Heat Advisory for Bergen County from 1 p.m. to 8 p.m. Tuesday. Heat coupled with humidity is expected to make it feel as hot as 104 degrees. Residents who need rides can call Community Transportation at (201) 368-5955. The centers, open through Wednesday 10 a.m. and 6 p.m., will operate as needed: County Administration Building One Bergen County Plaza, Hackensack 1st Floor (201) 336-7300 Northwest Bergen Multipurpose Senior Activity Center 46-50 Center Street, Midland Park (201) 445-5690 Bergenfield Senior Center 239 Murray Hill Terrace, Bergenfield (201) 387-7212 Southwest Bergen …

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Tuesday, July 10, 2012

New Milford Man Accused of Causing Bergen County Courthouse Flood

Judge and officer injured in falls; courthouse closed for remainder of the day, official says.

HACKENSACK - A 27-year-old New Milford man was arrested Monday after he broke a water pipe at the Bergen County Courthouse, causing significant damage and forcing the building to close for the remainder of the day, the sheriff’s office said.  Benjamin Blohm was caught on camera kicking the third floor pipe until it broke, according to Bergen County Sheriff’s Office spokesman Richard Moriarty. Sheriff's officers reviewed security footage and arrested Blohm at the courthouse.  Blohm was in the building for a drug court appearance, Moriarty said. A Superior Court judge and a sheriff’s officer slipped on the wet ground and were both treated for injuries, Moriarty said. The judge was taken to an area hospital, but his condition was not …

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Tony Almeada

10:31 am on Tuesday, July 17, 2012

and you want to be my latex salesman   more ›

Friday, June 29, 2012

Man Accused in Synagogue Firebombing Pleads Not Guilty in Prosecutor Murder Plot

Aakash Dalal, the former Lodi man allegedly behind the anti-semitic arsons earlier this year, has pleaded not guilty to additional charges that he plotted to murder the assistant prosecutor in the case.

The former Lodi man who allegedly played a guiding role in the firebombings of Jewish synagogues earlier this year has pleaded not guilty to new charges that he conspired to kill the assistant prosecutor handling his case, authorities said Thursday.  Aakash Dalal, 20, who had been attending Rutgers University and has a New Brunswick address, plotted to obtain a gun and murder Assistant Prosecutor Martin Delaney after he made bail, Bergen County Prosecutor John L. Molinelli said in a statement. Dalal, who was scheduled to be released from jail this week after arranging to post $1 million bail, was charged with conspiracy to commit murder, conspiracy to possess a weapon for unlawful purposes and terroristic threats. In early May, FBI agents …

Paul Umrichin

11:15 am on Tuesday, July 3, 2012

Hey Billy Mays, You can stuff it too. You say that you don't actually intend to make people believe that you are Billy Mays, so why do you insist and continue to use his name. And how are you different than others guilty of identity theft? You just don't make sense, but then again you never do.   more ›

Sunday, June 24, 2012

New Location for Bergen Court to Open Tuesday in Hackensack

Court moved as part of effort to ease overcrowding at county justice complex.

The new location for Bergen County Central Municipal Court will open Tuesday in Hackensack, one step in a major renovation of the county’s justice complex. Officials will open the new location at 71 Hudson Street. The county has been renovating the building since last year. Central Municipal Court is unique to Bergen and generally handles summonses issued by county agencies. The busy court was located in the Bergen County Courthouse on Main Street. Bergen County Executive Kathleen Donovan has announced plans to rehabilitate the historic courthouse and surrounding justice complex. John L. Molinelli, the county prosecutor, pledged $7 million in forfeiture funds to help fund the project. In addition to courtroom renovations, the county plans …

Friday, April 27, 2012

Educators Keeping Their Kids Home During State Tests

Former Bergen school administrator says enough is enough with standardized tests.

As hundreds of thousands of New Jersey schoolchildren sit down for state testing over the course of the next month, NJ Spotlight came upon at least three families who are sitting this one out. Particularly notable: They are teachers and administrators themselves, past and present. And each said that's part of the reason they've decided to opt out their kids, having seen how pervasive testing has become in schools where they’ve worked. “Educators have to be first with this,” said Maryann Reilly, a Ringwood mother, education consultant, former school administrator in Newark, Hackensack , and most recently assistant superintendent in Morristown. “If people on the inside aren’t doing this, how can we expect our neighbors to,” she said. In her …

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Andy Schmidt

9:33 am on Wednesday, May 9, 2012

You get your wish. There is only 3 more years of NJ Ask (state testing) left. After that ALL states will be using a nationally standardized test and all schools are already working to adjust curricula to the national "Core Standard".   more ›

Monday, March 26, 2012

Hundreds In Bergen Protest Killing Of Trayvon Martin

Residents, community leaders call for justice after fatal shooting of unarmed black teenager.

More than 600 people donned hoodie sweatshirts and marched in Englewood Sunday to show solidarity with the family of Trayvon Martin, an unarmed black teenager who was shot dead by a neighborhood watch volunteer in Sanford, Florida.  The marchers traveled from Mount Calvary Baptist Church to MacKay Park in near silence to protest the killing. George Zimmerman, 28, told police he acted in self-defense when he gunned down the unarmed 17-year-old on Feb. 26. Zimmerman had called police to report Martin as looking suspicious. The killing and the fact that Zimmerman has not been charged sparked a national outcry, led the Sanford police chief to temporarily step down and prompted federal authorities to launch an investigation.  Florida police …

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Pobomobo

7:24 am on Tuesday, April 3, 2012

Glad you agree. Zimmerman is a registered Democrat which makes him a leftist, I think you should clean your own home before you start pointing fingers. The left has far more racists than the right (Sharpton, Obama, Jackson for example)   more ›

Tuesday, February 7, 2012

Ex-Bergen Financing Chief Sentenced to 2 Years for Mortgage Fraud Scheme

Ronald J. O’Malley used official office to help his Ridgewood-based firm.

Former Bergen County Improvement Authority chairman Ronald J. O’Malley was sentenced to two years in prison Tuesday for a mortgage fraud scheme that falsely claimed mortgage borrowers worked at the county’s public financing agency, U.S. Attorney Paul Fishman said.   O’Malley, 48, a principal in Ridgewood-based mortgage brokerage firm Diversified Financial Group, was also hit with a $25,000 fine imposed by U.S. District Judge Dennis M. Cavanaugh. O’Malley and his coconspirators arranged for phony paystubs and W-2 forms to show borrowers worked at the BCIA, federal prosecutors said. O’Malley and others also arranged for agency staff to confirm the bogus information to banks and lenders calling to confirm the information. Former Diversified …

Kevin

10:53 am on Wednesday, February 8, 2012

There are more and more politicians doing things like this then we think. They just have not been caught yet. If Christie wants to save money for the people investigate these so called elected people and put them away. All the money they scam should go to the taxes in that town when they get busted. Christie likes to make examples of people well start with your own.   more ›

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