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FBI Probes Liquid-Filled Mail-In Ballot That Sparked Hazmat Response In West Chester FBI Probes Liquid-Filled Mail-In Ballot That Sparked Hazmat Response In West Chester FBI Probes Liquid-Filled Mail-In Ballot That Sparked Hazmat Response In West Chester
FBI Probes Liquid-Filled Mail-In Ballot That Sparked Hazmat Response In West Chester The FBI is investigating a suspicious mail-in ballot that prompted a hazmat response and shut down a Chester County government building days before Election Day, authorities said. The incident unfolded Friday morning, Oct. 30, at 313 W. Market St. in West Chester, when a county worker handling mail-in ballots felt what appeared to be a non-liquid substance through an envelope, Chester County District Attorney Christopher de Barrena-Sarobe said. The worker called 911, prompting an immediate shutdown of the building and a hazmat response. Within 45 minutes, crews found nothing hazardous and …
Jersey Shore Cops Slam Parents Who Defended Kids' Destructive Mischief Night Behavior Jersey Shore Cops Slam Parents Who Defended Kids' Destructive Mischief Night Behavior Jersey Shore Cops Slam Parents Who Defended Kids' Destructive Mischief Night Behavior
Jersey Shore Cops Slam Parents Who Defended Kids' Destructive Mischief Night Behavior It wasn't just the kids' behavior that frustrated police in one Jersey Shore town on Mischief Night — it was the parents who tried to excuse it. Monmouth Beach police responded to multiple reports of disorderly conduct, criminal mischief, and property damage throughout the borough on Mischief Night, Friday, Oct. 30. But when officers called parents to police headquarters to pick up their children, some defended the destructive behavior as part of the tradition, police said. "When summoned to police headquarters to pick up their children, multiple parents attempted to justify these destruct…
200 Partying Teens In Fair Lawn Prompt Blunt Warning From Police 200 Partying Teens In Fair Lawn Prompt Blunt Warning From Police 200 Partying Teens In Fair Lawn Prompt Blunt Warning From Police
200 Partying Teens In Fair Lawn Prompt Blunt Warning From Police Police in one Bergen County town had a blunt message for parents Friday night, Oct. 30, as approximately 200 high school-aged teens reportedly bounced from one house party to another. ALSO SEE: Jersey Shore Cops Slam Parents Who Defended Kids' Destructive Mischief Night Behavior In a social media post, Fair Lawn police urged parents to keep track of their children as officers dealt with other emergencies. "Attention, parents! If your high school-aged child is out right now, there’s a good chance they’re part of the 200 kids bouncing from one house party to another," police wrote. …
Victim Critical In Bogota Rollover Crash, Extricated From Wreckage: Prosecutor Victim Critical In Bogota Rollover Crash, Extricated From Wreckage: Prosecutor Victim Critical In Bogota Rollover Crash, Extricated From Wreckage: Prosecutor
Victim Critical In Bogota Rollover Crash, Extricated From Wreckage: Prosecutor A victim was critically injured after becoming trapped inside an overturned vehicle in a Bergen County crash Friday night, Oct. 30, authorities said. The crash happened around 8:33 p.m. at Queen Anne Road and Maple Street in Bogota, where responding officers found an occupant of the overturned vehicle with serious injuries, Bergen County Prosecutor's Office Chief of Detectives Jeff Angermeyer said. First responders extricated the victim from the wreckage and transported them to Hackensack University Medical Center in critical condition, Angermeyer said. Detectives from the Bergen County Pr…
Screams Of Woman Beaten With Fire Poker Heard Outside Wallingford Nursing Home: Police Screams Of Woman Beaten With Fire Poker Heard Outside Wallingford Nursing Home: Police Screams Of Woman Beaten With Fire Poker Heard Outside Wallingford Nursing Home: Police
Screams Of Woman Beaten With Fire Poker Heard Outside Wallingford Nursing Home: Police A badly beaten woman fled through the woods to a Connecticut nursing home, where she was found screaming for help after being attacked with a fire poker or hammer, authorities said. Officers responded to Skyview Nursing Home at 35 Marc Drive in Wallingford around 10:25 a.m. Wednesday, Oct. 28, and found the woman with injuries to her face, head, torso, and arms, Wallingford police said. Investigators determined the woman had been assaulted during two altercations with 47-year-old David Ulizio at a home on a street next to the nursing facility, police said. The first incident happened T…
Tice's Corner Sells For Whopping $109.5M Tice's Corner Sells For Whopping $109.5M Tice's Corner Sells For Whopping $109.5M
Tice's Corner Sells For Whopping $109.5M A popular Bergen County shopping center has sold for a whopping $109.5 million, and its new owner has plans to bring in more stores, restaurants, and gathering spaces (see attachment at the bottom of this Daily Voice article with more). Tice's Corner in Woodcliff Lake, a 120,000-square-foot shopping destination anchored by Apple, was acquired by Massachusetts-based WS Development in October 2026, according to Cushman & Wakefield, which represented the buyer. The new owner plans to introduce additional brands and local businesses across retail, beauty, wellness, and dining, along with ar…
Englishtown Councilman John Alite, Son Indicted In Loansharking Scheme: AG Englishtown Councilman John Alite, Son Indicted In Loansharking Scheme: AG Englishtown Councilman John Alite, Son Indicted In Loansharking Scheme: AG
Englishtown Councilman John Alite, Son Indicted In Loansharking Scheme: AG A former Gambino crime family associate who reinvented himself as a New Jersey councilman and vowed to do things "the right way" has been indicted alongside his son and another man in an alleged loansharking scheme involving threats of violence, authorities announced Friday, Oct. 30. John E. Alite, 64, of Englishtown, was indicted on multiple charges of theft by extortion, corporate misconduct, usury, money laundering, terroristic threats, and conspiracy, New Jersey Attorney General Jennifer Davenport said. His son, John P. Alite, 35, of Manalapan, was indicted on charges of usury, cons…
Painter Suffers Life-Threatening Injuries In 2-Story Fall At Ridgewood Home: Report Painter Suffers Life-Threatening Injuries In 2-Story Fall At Ridgewood Home: Report Painter Suffers Life-Threatening Injuries In 2-Story Fall At Ridgewood Home: Report
Painter Suffers Life-Threatening Injuries In 2-Story Fall At Ridgewood Home: Report A painting contractor suffered life-threatening injuries after falling two stories at a Bergen County home on Friday, Oct. 30, incident photographer Boyd A. Loving reports. The incident happened just before noon at a home on Overbrook Road in Ridgewood, where village police, firefighters, EMS crews, and paramedics from The Valley Hospital responded to the scene. The injured contractor was transported by ambulance to Hackensack University Medical Center's main campus, Loving said. It was not immediately clear whether the incident would be reported to the Occupational Safety and Heal…
Dentist Transforms Shuttered Ramsey Movie Theater, Keeps Cinema Theme Alive Dentist Transforms Shuttered Ramsey Movie Theater, Keeps Cinema Theme Alive Dentist Transforms Shuttered Ramsey Movie Theater, Keeps Cinema Theme Alive
Dentist Transforms Shuttered Ramsey Movie Theater, Keeps Cinema Theme Alive A New Jersey movie theater that entertained families for nearly a century has been transformed into a pediatric dentist's office, complete with popcorn chandeliers, a mini movie theater, and the original marquee. Dr. Sabrine Obbad opened Joie Pediatric Dentistry inside the former Ramsey Cinema in July 2026, more than six years after the theater closed during the COVID-19 pandemic. Obbad, who found the abandoned theater in 2024, said she knew almost immediately what she wanted to do with it. "I remember walking into the abandoned theatre and feeling an instant connection and vision for the …
NJ Offering Up To $200 A Month In Utility Bill Relief: Who Qualifies? NJ Offering Up To $200 A Month In Utility Bill Relief: Who Qualifies? NJ Offering Up To $200 A Month In Utility Bill Relief: Who Qualifies?
NJ Offering Up To $200 A Month In Utility Bill Relief: Who Qualifies? New Jersey residents struggling with rising utility bills could qualify for up to $200 a month in financial assistance through a state program that has expanded its benefits. Applications are now open for the Universal Service Fund (USF), which helps eligible low- and moderate-income households pay their electric and natural gas bills, the New Jersey Board of Public Utilities announced Friday, Oct. 30. The program now offers minimum monthly credits of $20 for gas and electric service, up from $5, and a maximum combined benefit of $200 per month, up from $180. The increases were approved la…
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