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Lyndhurst Police Officer Shot At By Enraged Resident Receives Bergen 200 Club's Highest Honor Lyndhurst Police Officer Shot At By Enraged Resident Receives Bergen 200 Club's Highest Honor
Lyndhurst Police Officer Shot At By Enraged Resident Receives Bergen 200 Club's Highest Honor Lyndhurst Police Officer Michael Clifford had a split-second to react when an enraged resident standing outside his home took a shot at the veteran lawman during what was supposed to be a welfare check. Clifford fired back and took cover. The sound of another gunshot followed. Clifford, discovering that the 36-year-old resident had shot himself, tried to resuscitate him to no avail. For his heroism that fall morning in 2021, Clifford has received the Valor Award from the 200 Club of Bergen County, one of the nation's largest groups of its kind. He's richly deserving of the honor, the Lyn…

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by Jerry DeMarco
Police & Fire
TRIBUTE: Selfless Saddle Brook Police Vet With Heart Of Gold Succumbs To Cancer TRIBUTE: Selfless Saddle Brook Police Vet With Heart Of Gold Succumbs To Cancer
Tribute: Selfless Saddle Brook Police Vet With Heart Of Gold Succumbs To Cancer TRIBUTE: It is with deepest regret and sadness that our department announces the passing of Saddle Brook Police Officer Michael Juliano. Mike, 47, passed in the early morning hours of Aug. 1 (Thursday) due to complications related to his battle with pancreatic cancer. After it was detected in February, Mike was re-assigned from police patrol division and placed on modified assignment and duty hours to accommodate his medical treatments and procedures, which became necessary for his immediate future. Mike was a fighter and wasn't looking at his condition awaiting the Grim Reaper – but, rath…

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by Saddle Brook Police Chief Robert Kugler
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Bergen 200 Club Gives Ho-Ho-Kus Fire Department $2,500 Grant Bergen 200 Club Gives Ho-Ho-Kus Fire Department $2,500 Grant
Bergen 200 Club Gives Ho-Ho-Kus Fire Department $2,500 Grant HO-HO-KUS, N.J. – The Ho-Ho-Kus Volunteer Fire Department has received a $2,500 public safety grant from the 200 Club of Bergen County for the purchase of firefighting equipment. The grant was presented by 200 Club Trustee Dean Catanzaro to Chief Keith Rosazza and Assistant Chief Scott McDermott during the organization’s winter reception last month at The Graycliff in Moonachie. Ho-Ho-Kus Volunteer Fire Department, 52 Sheridan Avenue, (201) 444-4888. 

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by Jerry DeMarco