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Court Ruling On Hospital Tax Being Watched In Passaic County PASSAIC COUNTY, N.J. -- Following a landmark decision by state courts to apply property tax to Morristown Medical Center, communities throughout the state including Paterson, Passaic and Wayne are examining their options to collect taxes from non-profit hospitals, Njspotlight.com reported. While communities examine their options and whether to tax hospitals, including St. Joseph's Regional Medical Center and St. Mary's Hospital, the hospitals and their advocates are lobbying the legislature to pass laws protecting them from taxes, Njspotlight.com said. Judge Vito Bianco found in the Morrist…

by Mary K. Miraglia

11/23/2015

Events

Elmwood Park Gets Brassy For Holiday Concert ELMWOOD PARK, N.J. -- The Elmwood Park Centennial Committee will present a musical concert, “Holiday Brasstacular,” on Saturday, Dec. 12. The public is invited to the 7 p.m. performance in the Elmwood Park Memorial High School Auditorium on River Drive. Playing will be the renowned Imperial Brass, a 25-piece professional ensemble comprised of New Jersey musicians. They will present seasonal music of all brass British instrumentation. Their repertoire includes a wide range of styles: brass band classics, contemporary works, classical arrangements, music from Broadway, and pop. The award-wi…

by Mary K. Miraglia

11/22/2015

Events

Fort Lee Lights Holiday Tree FORT LEE, N.J. -- The annual Fort Lee Holiday Tree Lighting will be held on Thursday, Dec. 3, in the Jack Alter Community Center. Come celebrate the 7 p.m. event with your community. Hot chocolate and refreshments will be served with a background of deejay holiday music, and many surprises. In case of bad weather, the tree lighting will be Friday, Dec. 4 at 7 p.m. Please bring a new, unwrapped toy to donate to the Fort Lee PBA toy drive for local, needy families and the USMC Toys for Tots.

by Mary K. Miraglia

11/21/2015

Police & Fire

Deal Discussed For Ho-Ho-Kus Man Accused Of Flinging Feces At Neighbor HO-HO-KUS, N.J -- Attorneys said they're trying to negotiate a plea deal for a Ho-Ho-Kus man accused of stockpiling his own feces and flinging it at his neighbor’s house and child’s play set. William Krywos, 42, was upset by a noisy steam pipe, authorities said. Defense attorney Frank Lucianna entered a not-guilty plea in Hackensack on Monday for Krywos, who two decades ago caused a pair of blackouts that affected 32,000+ Bergen County customers. Prosecutors obtained a new indictment against him last month after a judge said the original charges were meant to prosecute terrorists. Krywos i…

by Mary K. Miraglia

11/20/2015

Events

Publisher Offers Poetry Night in Teaneck TEANECK, N.J. -- Thursdays Are For Poetry At the Teaneck General Store will feature poet and publisher Barry Sheinkopf Thursday, Nov. 19. The 7:30 p.m. program will be at 502A Cedar Lane. A $6 donation gets you a cup of fair trade coffee. Short poems open mike will follow. Barry Sheinkopf is a well-known writing coach and editor in the area who has directed The Writing Center in Englewood Cliffs for many years. A novelist, poet, and essayist, he has published nine volumes of mass market fiction, nonfiction, and poetry." What There Was," which recently appeared, is his fourth coll…

by Mary K. Miraglia

11/18/2015

Police & Fire

Defendants Split In Stadium Auto Death Of Cliffside Park Record King ENGLEWOOD, N.J. -- The case against one of two drivers for an Englewood “dream car” company involved in an accident that killed a popular Cliffside Park record store owner outside MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford will proceed while authorities decide how to handle his co-defendant. Charges of vehicular homicide against 31-year old Joseph Ferretti of Dumont stand from the original indictment. However, a judge dismissed charges against co-defendant Joseph Meyer of Ovieda, Florida, 22, because of a procedural error during grand jury proceedings this past summer. A grand juror had asked why …

by Mary K. Miraglia

11/18/2015

Police & Fire

Elmwood Park Quartet In Video Sex Assault Offered No-Prison Plea Deals ELMWOOD PARK, N.J. -- Three former Elmwood Park High School players and a fourth defendant were offered reduced plea deals that carry no prison time if they admit videotaping themselves having sex with a drunken 15-year-old girl. All four were brought into court in Hackensack on Monday for re-arraignment on a new indictment that prosecutors obtained after a judge threw out the first one over technical problems with the video, which froze during a key moment in the presentation. They also offered three-year suspended state prison sentences to former footballers Ashari Wilson, Craig Howe and …

by Mary K. Miraglia

11/17/2015

Police & Fire

Expert Will Assess If Fort Lee Driver In Fatal DWI Crash Can Be Tried FORT LEE, N.J. -- A Fort Lee man who authorities said was drunk when his speeding car slammed into a building at what used to be the Ridgefield Circle, killing one of his passengers, will be evaluated by a forensic psychiatrist to determine whether he'll ever go to trial. A defense attorney told a judge in Hackensack on Monday that he was in the process of arranging a test to determine whether 20-year-old Tamer Ammar has the "cognitive ability" to understand what is happening around him and to take care of himself. Ammar was paralyzed and suffered bleeding on the brain in the July…

by Mary K. Miraglia

11/16/2015

Lifestyle

It's Clean Out Your Refrigerator Day, Wyckoff - Franklin Lakes Nov. 15 is national Clean Your Refrigerator Day. Although it has been rumored that Clean Your Refrigerator Day was started by the Whirlpool Corporation, the origin of this event is lost in the mists of time. It’s a great reminder that to function effectively, kitchen appliances should be cleaned out periodically. Refrigerators are often taken for granted. They keep food cool and prevent it from spoiling, and we only notice them if there’s no room to put anything in, they don’t work, or if they develop an odor. Old food can be lurking in the back, uneaten. So, don your rubber gloves, fill…

by Mary K. Miraglia

11/15/2015

News

Bloomingdale Officials Discuss Ban On Unregulated Pipelines BLOOMINGDALE, N.J. -- In response to a proposal by Pilgrim Pipeline to build dual pipelines through Bloomingdale, the mayor and council have passed a zoning ordinance that prohibits unregulated pipelines in town, Northjersey.com reports. The lines proposed by Pilgrim would carry crude oil 178 miles from Albany, N.Y. to Linden, and in reverse move refined products from Linden to Albany. Preliminary plans show the pipelines crossing Federal Hill, about three-quarters of a mile from residences in the Van Dam Avenue area, the story said. The mayor said the borough had three options: do nothing,…

by Mary K. Miraglia

11/14/2015

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