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Police & Fire
Madison PD: Suspected Car Burglar Found With $1K In Cash After Leading Officers On Foot Pursuit
A Newark man accused of burglarizing vehicles in Madison was found with several personal items and a bag with $1,000 in cash after he fled from police on foot, authorities said. Officers responded to Seaman Street after a resident observed their car being burglarized by a man in dark clothing around 11:50 p.m. Thursday, Madison Police said in a release. Police located a man -- later identified as Marvin J. Mixson, 37 -- who had been looking into the windows of nearby vehicles and matched the caller's description, authorities said. Mixson fled east on Kings Road after noticing officers and …
Business
Drive-In Theaters Announce Bergen County Showtimes
Two new drive-in theaters are coming to Bergen County. Beginning June 10, Demarest Farms in Hillsdale will be showing movies every Wednesday through Saturday night. The last showing is Aug. 29. A concession stand will be open, too. Click here for movies, showtimes, guidelines and menus. Movie tickets are $25 per vehicle. 6ft Cinemas will be bringing the screen to Rockleigh Country Club June 26 and 27. Ticketing information was expected to be released to those who signed up for pre-sale alerts Wednesday. There will be two showings on both nights as well as food truc…
Lifestyle
Just In Time: Pop-Up Drive-In Movies Come To New Jersey
Weren't you just saying that drive-in movies would be a good idea for a coronavirus-age outing? Once socially extinct -- and now aptly socially distant -- the drive-in movie is returning to the state that spawned it more than 85 years ago. The Boxcar company, which has succeeded with a parking app and socially distant grocery shopping, will begin rolling feature films at pop-up drive-ins in Madison (Morris County) on May 29 and in Franklin Lakes (Bergen County) on June 6. “The Princess Bride” is sold out in Madison. The Franklin Lakes feature has yet to be announced. Boxcar founder and CEO…
News
Chatham Driver In Fatal Madison Hit-Run Gets 30 Days In Jail
A Chatham woman charged in the hit-and-run death of a 68-year-old pedestrian in Madison was sentenced to 30 days in the Morris County Correctional Facility once coronavirus lets up. Cheon Lee, 58, was charged with knowingly leaving the scene of the accident in which Pamela Barba was killed late last June. Lee was also sentenced to two years of probation and a mandatory license suspension for one year by Judge Stephen Taylor. Barber was struck on Green Village Road near the intersection of Wilmer Street shortly after 5 p.m. June 28, 2019, authorities previously said. Investigators…
News
Breast Implant Cancer Risk Was Covered Up By Morris County Company, 6 Women Say In Suit
A Morris County-based manufacturer is being sued by six women saying the company failed to warn the public of increased cancer risk caused by the breast implants they had. Allergan plc's Biocell brand textured implant is linked to anaplastic large cell lymphoma -- a rare immune system cancer that the women who had them were not warned of, according to the suits filed in Morristown Superior Court. Some of the suits say Allergan, based in Madison, deliberately obstructed public knowledge by submitting a non-public annual status report to the FDA. More than 80 percent of known cases of …
Police & Fire
Madison Woman Arrested For Making Up Violent Knife Attack, Police Say
A Madison woman was arrested after filing a false police report claiming she was attacked with a knife by a man in a ski mask, authorities said. Analive Ramirez-Arias, 40, was charged with filing a false police report and employing a juvenile to commit terroristic threats, Madison Police Lt. John R. Miscia said. Police were dispatched to the rear lot of a Main Street apartment complex on Wednesday, Dec. 11 at 2 a.m. after Ramirez-Arias reported she was attacked by a man in a ski mask at her home, Miscia said. Ramirez-Arias claimed her attacker assaulted her with a knife, causing substantia…
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Confirmed
: Mike 'The Situation' Sorrentino Out Of Prison
Mike Sorrentino is officially a free man. The "Jersey Shore" star's agent confirmed he walked out of prison Thursday morning after an 8-month stint for tax evasion in Otisville Federal Correctional Institution. MTV vehicles followed the star, 37, after being released around 8:10 a.m., his agent said. Although he's no longer behind bars, Sorrentino still faces 24 months of supervised release and 500 hours of community service, the media outlet said. The Sorrentinos are back in their nest.Lauren Sorrentino Fellow cast member Nicole "Snooki" Polizzi -- who lives in Madison with her husba…
Police & Fire
How Campaigning Madison Mayor Played Key Role In IDing Child Hit-Run Suspect
Madison Mayor Robert Conley happened to be going door-to-door on the campaign trail when he realized he had just witnessed the latter part of a hit-and-run. Conley heard a loud noise and then saw a car with two flat tires coming down Redmond Drive Sunday around 3:40 p.m., he told The Daily Record. The blue Hyundai hatchback -- which appeared to be going quickly -- turned onto Rosemont Avenue and then Ardsleigh Drive, where it came to a stop, the mayor said. Moments later, Conley heard sirens in the distance. That's when he said he knew it was a hit-and-run. An 8-year-old child hit b…
Schools
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: These Morris, Sussex County School Districts Are Among Best In State
Did your district make the grade? Niche has released its 2020 list of "best school" rankings in America. The results are "based on rigorous analysis of key statistics and millions of reviews from students and parents using data from the U.S. Department of Education." Click here for more on methodology. Princeton, Millburn and Livingston hold the top three spots for best districts in the state. Here's how Niche ranked Morris and Sussex County schools on the list of the best district in New Jersey. No. 50: Madison No. 47: Montville No. 45: Mount Olive No. 44: Sparta No. 37: Morr…
Business
North Jersey's Gary Wine & Marketplace To Open 5th Store In Napa
A store with North Jersey roots is headed to the West Coast. Gary's Wine & Marketplace -- which has four locations in New Jersey -- will open a fifth store a space formerly operated by Dean & DeLuca, which closed abruptly last month. The store is directly across from Louis M. Martini on Highway 29, the very first winery owner Gary Fisch of Morristown ever visited. Fisch in an interview with Forbes said it only felt right to pay homage to his roots, where he fell in love with wine forty years ago. Gary Fisch, right, owner of Gary's Wine & Marketplace.Gary's Wine & Marke…
News
Rockaway Man Snuck Photos Of Woman Under Bathroom Stall At Giralda Farms, Police Say
A 24-year-old Rockaway man was arrested for taking photos of a woman under a bathroom stall at Giralda Farms, authorities said. Joan S. Acosta Gacha snuck the photos while the woman was using the restroom at Giralda Farms, the estate of Geraldine Rockefeller Dodge, Madison Police Chief Darren P. Dachisen said. Police did not specify where on the property the incident occurred. Acosta-Gacha was charged with invasion of privacy and released pending an appearance in Morris County Superior Court. He was also served a trespass warning barring him from Giralda Farms.
News
Madison PD: Elizabeth Man Flashed Genitals To Woman He Was Driving To Work
A 29-year-old Elizabeth man was arrested after exposing his genitals to a woman who he was driving to work, said authorities who charged him. Jose A. Garcia had apparently exposed himself to the woman, who he knew, on "more than one occasion," Madison Police Chief Darren P. Dachison said in a release. Garcia was arrested on Main Street on June 26 on charges of lewdness, police said. He was also served a disorderly persons offense and was released pending a court appearance in Madison Municipal Court.
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