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Teaneck Man Critically Injured In Double-Pedestrian Crash Had Donated Kidney To Grandmother Teaneck Man Critically Injured In Double-Pedestrian Crash Had Donated Kidney To Grandmother
Teaneck Man Critically Injured In Double-Pedestrian Crash Had Donated Kidney To Grandmother One of two men critically injured when they were struck crossing the street outside a Teaneck synagogue Thursday night was to receive an award this weekend for donating a kidney that saved the life of a grandmother. Micah Kaufman, 41, and Sheldon Mermelstein, 75, both members of congregation Beth Aron on Queen Anne Road, were coming from Congregation Bnai Yeshurun when they were struck by a sedan while crossing West Englewood Avenue around 6:20 p.m. Thursday, authorities said. Mermelstein succumbed to his injuries on Saturday: https://dailyvoice.com/new-jersey/teaneck/police-fire/…

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by Jerry DeMarco
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Park Rededicated 72 Years To Day Lyndhurst Police Officer Was Killed In Line Of Duty Park Rededicated 72 Years To Day Lyndhurst Police Officer Was Killed In Line Of Duty
Park Rededicated 72 Years To Day Lyndhurst Police Officer Was Killed In Line Of Duty A Lyndhurst park that bears the name of a borough police officer who died in the line of duty was rededicated Monday – 72 years to the day that he was gunned down. Lyndhurst Police Officer Thomas J. Albino, 41, was accompanying a constable serving an eviction notice on Clinton Terrace when a shotgun blast through the front door killed him in 1947. The gunman, 57-year-old Charles Longboat, himself was killed during a gunfight with police. "Regardless of the time that's passed since one of the darkest days in our community's history, the memory of Officer Albino and his sacrifice will cont…

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by Jerry DeMarco