Light Drizzle Fog/Mist 47°
Tag:

Christmas lights

Events
Tommy DeVito Brings Crowds To Wayne's Primo Hoagies Tommy DeVito Brings Crowds To Wayne's Primo Hoagies
Tommy DeVito Brings Crowds To Wayne's Primo Hoagies Cold temps and gusty winds didn't stop fans from waiting to meet Tommy DeVito. The NY Giants rookie QB stopped by Wayne's Primo Hoagies on Tuesday, Nov. 28 to sign autographs. A massive cement truck decked out in Christmas lights briefly stole the show. Videos uploaded to Instagram show dozens of people waiting outside to meet the Cedar Grove native and Big Blue starter, who graduated from Don Bosco. In honor of DeVito's love for his mother's chicken cutlets, Primo Hoagies offered 15 percent off on all primo size chicken cutlet hoagie on Tuesday. Have photos with TD? Email clevine@dailyv…

SHARE

by Sam Barron & Cecilia Levine
Police & Fire
Man Dies Removing Christmas Lights In Fall From Ladder In Union County: Police Man Dies Removing Christmas Lights In Fall From Ladder In Union County: Police
Man Dies Removing Christmas Lights In Fall From Ladder In Union County: Police A 62-year-old man died when he fall from a ladder removing Christmas lights in Union County over the weekend, authorities said. The man landed on a concrete walkway and hit his head outside of his Ray Avenue home in Union Township around 11:50 a.m. Saturday, Jan. 7, township police said. There were apparently no witnesses at the scene, so it was unclear high how he was when he fell, police tell NJ Advance Media. The unnamed victim was taken to an area hospital where he was pronounced dead.

SHARE

by Cecilia Levine
News
Paramus Man Promised If He Beat Cancer He'd Make Spectacular Christmas Display -- He Did Both Paramus Man Promised If He Beat Cancer He'd Make Spectacular Christmas Display -- He Did Both
Paramus Man Promised If He Beat Cancer He'd Make Spectacular Christmas Display -- He Did Both John Russo's promise to his girlfriend in 2014 was that if he beat throat cancer, he'd learn how to deck his house out in Christmas lights. Well, let's just Lights on Lozier has been shining bright ever since. This year, Russo partnered with the Paramus Police Department, and placed a dropbox outside of his Lozier Court home to support the department's annual holiday toy drive. "I think it's a cool idea that the Russos are bringing Christmas to their neighborhood and that they want to enhance not only their neighbor's holiday, but help support our toy drive by collecting toys for…

SHARE

by Cecilia Levine