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Report: Officials Shut Down Illegal Union City Church Construction After Video Surfaces Report: Officials Shut Down Illegal Union City Church Construction After Video Surfaces
Report: Officials Shut Down Illegal Union City Church Construction After Video Surfaces An illegal construction project in Union City has been shut down after a video of the work surfaced on social media, reports say. The 11-second video was posted to Twitter Monday morning and shows a construction site lined with plywood boards accompanied by an audible hammering sound. “NJ peeps can't worship but Union City Pastor can put an extension on his home without permits,” the caption reads. “All the small business [sic] NJ can suffer.” The video also lists the presumed address of the construction site: 1705 New York Ave. in Union City. The construction was ceased after the vi…

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by Valerie Musson
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Netcong's Bistro 46 Replacing Fiore's In Morristown Netcong's Bistro 46 Replacing Fiore's In Morristown
Netcong's Bistro 46 Replacing Fiore's In Morristown Bistro 46 in Netcong will be opening a second location in Morristown. The restaurant will be replacing Fiore's formerly located at 12 Elm St., Morristown Rising reports. Bistro 46 hopes on opening in the next three months, assuming the permit comes on time, MR reports. The menu boasts mostly comfort food with plenty of healthy options. Updates will be posted to the Bistro 46 Facebook page.

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by Cecilia Levine
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Venomous Snakes, Alligators Found (Some Dead) At Butler Man's Home Venomous Snakes, Alligators Found (Some Dead) At Butler Man's Home
Venomous Snakes, Alligators Found (Some Dead) At Butler Man's Home Animal control officers who showed up to a Butler man's home to remove dogs ended up finding poisonous snakes and alligators, some of which had died, reports say. Joseph Faris, 37, had the three American alligators, two caiman, a prairie rattlesnake, monocled cobra, Gaboon viper and puff adder in his Decker Road home because of his wife's business selling them, his attorney told NJ.com. Officials obtained a search warrant for Faris' home last spring when they spotted a rattlesnake and alligator while removing four or five German Shepherds he wanted out of the house, NJ.com reports. Faris i…

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by Cecilia Levine