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'RHONJ' Couple Welcomes Guests At Jersey Shore Dunkin' Donuts 'RHONJ' Couple Welcomes Guests At Jersey Shore Dunkin' Donuts
'Rhonj' Couple Welcomes Guests At Jersey Shore Dunkin' Donuts Did you see them? "Real Housewives of New Jersey" stars Joey and Melissa Gorga served customers at a Jersey Shore Dunkin' Donuts for a promotion. The Morris County couple promoted the upcoming season of the reality show while at the Belmar coffee shop on Ocean Avenue Sept. 9, after filming in Brielle over Labor Day Weekend. Melissa posted a photo with the Dunkin' mascot and her husband to Instagram. "Today i’m helping @dunkin welcome guests back💕 In the NY/ Tri-state area with a ceramonial[sic] ribbon cutting celebration in Belmar to thank the community & get everyone running again wi…

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by Cecilia Levine
Police & Fire
Missing Paramus Girl FOUND Missing Paramus Girl FOUND
Missing Paramus Girl Found Paramus police said a 16-year-old borough girl reported missing late Saturday was back Sunday afternoon, less than 24 hours later. Gianna Francesco was last seen at 11:30 p.m. Saturday at the Dunkin Donuts on Forest Avenue, they said. Paramus Police Chief Kenneth Ehrenberg confirmed shortly before 4 p.m. that she was safe and sound.

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by Jerry DeMarco
Police & Fire
Authorities Locate Suspect SUV In Fatal North Brunswick Hit-Run Authorities Locate Suspect SUV In Fatal North Brunswick Hit-Run
Authorities Locate Suspect SUV In Fatal North Brunswick Hit-Run An SUV wanted in connection with a hit-and-run crash that killed a 22-year-old Princeton woman has been located, authorities said. "The driver has been located and the investigation is continuing," said Andrea Boulton, spokeswoman for the Middlesex County Prosecutor's Office. No charges had been issued as of Monday, she said. The county prosecutor and North Brunswick police had asked for the public's help to locate a dark-colored SUV captured in a surveillance photo near the 1 a.m. collision. Alysa Kristjanson, 22, of Princeton was found along Route 130 near a Dunkin' Donuts in North Bruns…

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by Jon Craig
Lifestyle
Nurses Get Free Doughnuts, Coffee From Glaze & Dunkin All Day Nurses Get Free Doughnuts, Coffee From Glaze & Dunkin All Day
Nurses Get Free Doughnuts, Coffee From Glaze & Dunkin All Day Calling all nurses! Glaze Donuts is giving free doughnuts to nurses on Wednesday, May 6 in honor of National Nurse's Day -- Florence Nightingale's birthday. Nurses can bring their IDs to any Glaze Donuts shop for a free treat. Stores are located in West Caldwell, New Milford and Fort Lee. Dunkin Donuts is also offering nurses a free medium hot or iced coffee and doughnut to all nurses and healthcare professionals.

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by Cecilia Levine
Police & Fire
Authorities: NYC Man Blames Jews For COVID-19, Assaults Fort Lee Dunkin' Donuts Customer Authorities: NYC Man Blames Jews For COVID-19, Assaults Fort Lee Dunkin' Donuts Customer
Authorities: NYC Man Blames Jews For Covid-19, Assaults Fort Lee Dunkin' Donuts Customer A Queens man threatened a Jewish customer at a Dunkin' Donuts in Fort Lee, telling him that “Jews are responsible” for the coronavirus and deliberately bumping into him, authorities charged. Afrim Haxhaj, 30, of Jackson Heights confronted the victim in the shop on Monday, telling him to leave and blaming Jews for COVID-19, state Attorney General Gurbir S. Grewal said. He also told him not to come back, Grewal said. When the victim returned to the Dunkin Donuts on Tuesday, Haxhaj threatened him again, “saying he does not want Jews in his neighborhood and bumping his chest into the victim,” …

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by Jerry DeMarco
Police & Fire
More Trouble In Lakewood: Police Crash Catered Backyard Party, Packed Toy Store Lot More Trouble In Lakewood: Police Crash Catered Backyard Party, Packed Toy Store Lot
More Trouble In Lakewood: Police Crash Catered Backyard Party, Packed Toy Store Lot Police shut down a Lakewood toy store that had more than 50 customers gathered outside while an employee took orders in violation of mandatory state coronavirus closures, authorities said. The customers who'd gathered in the packed Toys4U parking lot weren’t social distancing or wearing masks, state Attorney General Gurbir S. Grewal said. Ten employees also were together in the store – only three of them wearing masks, he said. Ten cars blocked the fire lane, the attorney general said. Police charged owner Yossi Itzkowitz and manager Tzvi Blau with violating Gov. Phil Murphy’s closure of “…

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by Jerry DeMarco
Police & Fire
VIDEO: Know Them? Police Seek Suspect In Hackettstown Dunkin' Donuts Burglary VIDEO: Know Them? Police Seek Suspect In Hackettstown Dunkin' Donuts Burglary
Video: Know Them? Police Seek Suspect In Hackettstown Dunkin' Donuts Burglary Police are seeking the public’s help identifying the suspect in a Hackettstown Dunkin’ Donuts burglary. The suspect entered the Mountain Avenue store through a back door shortly before 9:30 p.m. on Saturday, April 4, and stole an unknown amount of money and fled the scene, police said. Anyone with information about this incident is urged to contact the Hackettstown Police Department at (908) 852-3300.

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by Valerie Musson
News
Dunkin Donuts Sets Opening Date For Andover Township Store Dunkin Donuts Sets Opening Date For Andover Township Store
Dunkin Donuts Sets Opening Date For Andover Township Store The former Chase Bank location on Newton-Sparta Road will soon be home to a new Dunkin Donuts location, reports say. With a soft opening scheduled for Feb. 17, the new store is one of more than 300 “next-generation” locations nationwide, NJHerald reports.  In addition to offering the brand’s standard coffee, baked goods and breakfast items, these stores have a modernized interior and serve signature air-infused “nitro” coffee. Other chilled beverages are served from the store’s new tap-style system. Next-gen stores also offer a new variety of frozen beverages, including a foam coffe…

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by Valerie Musson
Police & Fire
Police: Speeding Driver Loses Control, Crashes Into Van Outside Busy Route 17 Dunkin' Donuts Police: Speeding Driver Loses Control, Crashes Into Van Outside Busy Route 17 Dunkin' Donuts
Police: Speeding Driver Loses Control, Crashes Into Van Outside Busy Route 17 Dunkin' Donuts A driver was speeding Wednesday morning when her car careened off Route 17 and crashed into a construction van outside a Dunkin' Donuts in Carlstadt, authorities said. Neighboring Biggie’s Clam Bar was closed, but the Dunkin’ Donuts was busy with patrons when the Honda Civic veered off the roadway and slammed into the empty van in the mini-shopping center parking lot near Division Avenue around 8:15 a.m., Detective Sgt. John Cleary said. Carlstadt firefighters extricated the driver, who was hospitalized with neck and back injuries, Cleary said. The Honda was severely damaged, he said.

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by Jerry DeMarco
Police & Fire
SEE ANYTHING? Masked Armed Bandit Robs Dunkin' Donuts In Paramus, Ramsey Minutes Apart SEE ANYTHING? Masked Armed Bandit Robs Dunkin' Donuts In Paramus, Ramsey Minutes Apart
SEE Anything? Masked Armed Bandit Robs Dunkin' Donuts In Paramus, Ramsey Minutes Apart The same masked gunman robbed two Dunkin' Donuts 10 miles apart -- one in Ramsey and the other in Paramus -- before dawn Wednesday, authorities said. In the first, around 12:30 a.m., the robber "demanded money from the registers and attempted to have employees open the safe" at the Dunkin' Donuts on northbound Route 17 in Ramsey, Police Chief Bryan Gurney said. He made off with $60, responders said.  Barely 15 minutes later, the robber entered a Paramus Dunkin' Donuts, also on Route 17. He "displayed a handgun and demanded the money from the cash register," Paramus Police Chief Kenne…

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by Jerry DeMarco
Police & Fire
NJ Transit: Nutley Man, 38, Struck, Killed By Commuter Train In Bergen NJ Transit: Nutley Man, 38, Struck, Killed By Commuter Train In Bergen
NJ Transit: Nutley Man, 38, Struck, Killed By Commuter Train In Bergen A 38-year-old Nutley man was struck and killed early Monday by a commuter train in Bergen County. The man drove to the area of the Dunkin' Donuts, just west of the Park Ridge train station, where an NJ Transit spokesman said he was struck at 7:25 a.m. Service was suspended in both directions for four hours. The 1612 train left Spring Valley at 7:10 a.m. for Secaucus Junction and had 180 customers and a crew aboard, NJT's Nathan Rudy said. NJ Transit buses and private carriers picked up the passengers, he said. Service was resumed at 11:30 a.m.

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by Jerry DeMarco
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Body Found On Hawthorne Bench Body Found On Hawthorne Bench
Body Found On Hawthorne Bench Police were investigating a body of someone believed to have been homeless found on a Hawthorne bench Saturday morning. The body was found in front of the Goffle Road Dunkin Donuts around 7:15 a.m. Paramedics from The Valley Hospital officially pronounced the individual dead shortly after 7:30 a.m. The Hawthorne Police Department is handling the investigation. Boyd A. Loving also contributed to this story.

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by Cecilia Levine