Hackensack, NJ
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Power Out At Hackensack Shopping Center Power Out At Hackensack Shopping Center
Power Out At Hackensack Shopping Center Power was restored Tuesday afternoon to a Hackensack Avenue shopping center and surrounding areas. ORIGINAL STORY: Authorities weren't immediately sure what caused an outage Tuesday morning that cut power to a Hackensack Avenue shopping center and surrounding areas. Affected businesses included: Home Depot; Petco; Staples; Applebee's; Mavis Tire; Fun Fitness; Retro Fitness; 99 Ranch Market; Port of Call; Chipotle; Five Guys; Femme Fitness; Retro Fitness; Mavis Tire

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by Cecilia Levine
Hyde Park, NY
Police & Fire
Hyde Park Worker Stole $11K From Home Depot, Staples, Police Say Hyde Park Worker Stole $11K From Home Depot, Staples, Police Say
Hyde Park Worker Stole $11K From Home Depot, Staples, Police Say An investigation into more than $10,000 stolen from a Dutchess County construction company led to the arrest of a Hyde Park man who is facing a felony grand larceny charge, police said. In December last year, New York State Police troopers launched an investigation into the possible theft of money from a Hyde Park construction company, which led them to Dennis Morgan, 52, who allegedly used company credit cards to purchase more than $11,000 worth of merchandise from Home Depot and Staples in Poughkeepsie. Morgan was arrested on Monday and charged with grand larceny. Following arraignment, M…

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by Zak Failla
Stratford, CT
Police & Fire
Stratford Man Gets Prison Time For Role In Large-Scale Fencing Operation Stratford Man Gets Prison Time For Role In Large-Scale Fencing Operation
Stratford Man Gets Prison Time For Role In Large-Scale Fencing Operation STRATFORD, Conn. — A Stratford man on Thursday was sentenced to 18 months in prison for his role in a large-scale fencing operation, according to a statement from the U.S. Attorney’s office. From January 2012 to December 2014, Matthew Harwood, 43, and his co-conspirator Andrew Sacco would buy stolen goods from “boosters,” typically shoplifters with opioid addictions, and then resell the property at online websites such as Amazon and eBay, the statement reads. Harwood pleaded guilty to one count of conspiracy to commit the interstate transport of stolen property and one count of interstate t…

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by Meredith Guinness