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Wall Street West, Lyndhurst, NJ

Stuck In The Mud: SUV Thieves Arrested In Bergen County, Police Say Stuck In The Mud: SUV Thieves Arrested In Bergen County, Police Say
Stuck In The Mud: SUV Thieves Arrested In Bergen County, Police Say A pair of SUV thieves were arrested after one of them led a brief pursuit but got stuck in the mud of a marsh last week in Bergen County, police said. Carlos Sierra, 37, and Hortensia Herrera, 50, both of Guttenberg, have been lodged in the Bergen County Jail following their arrests in Lyndhurst Friday, Aug. 16, Detective Lt. Vincent Auteri said. Lyndhurst Officer Anthony Giaquinto was on patrol in the 1200 block of Wall Street West when he got a tip that a stolen 2007 GMC Sierra was in the area, Auteri said. Giaquinto found the GMC Sierra as it entered the parking lot of a comme…
Golf Simulation Game Opens First US Showroom In Bergen County Golf Simulation Game Opens First US Showroom In Bergen County
Golf Simulation Game Opens First US Showroom In Bergen County How's your swing, New Jersey?  A golf simulation game is opening its first US showroom in Bergen County. A ribbon-cutting ceremony at InHome Golf will be held at the new Wall Street West business on Thursday, June 22. With the new showroom, golfers will be able to try out innovative technology that allows for in-home practice year-round and the ability to simulate rounds at the world’s top courses, such as Pebble Beach and St. Andrew’s.  A top choice for commercial and residential developments as well as private homes, InHome Golf has worked with some of the most well-known …
'Special K,' Ecstasy Seized In Separate Lyndhurst Stops 'Special K,' Ecstasy Seized In Separate Lyndhurst Stops
'Special K,' Ecstasy Seized In Separate Lyndhurst Stops Lyndhurst police made separate weekend drug arrests following traffic stops in the same area. Officer Michael Clifford stopped an older model BMW with a cracked windshield and expired inspection sticker in the area of Polito Avenue and Wall Sreet West late Friday, Detective Lt. Michael Auteri said. The vehicle also had a temporary license plate that, it turned out, belonged to another vehicle, he said. The driver, Marco Ribeiro, 40, of Newark was carrying Ecstasy and was unlicensed, Auteri said. He was charged with drug possession, issued traffic summonses and released pending a hearing. …