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Longtime Maywood Pizzeria Owners Evicted Longtime Maywood Pizzeria Owners Evicted
Longtime Maywood Pizzeria Owners Evicted A Maywood pizzeria is closing after 59 years in business after apparently being evicted. Paperwork obtained by Daily Voice shows Angelo's pizzeria was evicted Monday, Aug. 15. Angelo's of Maywood will be closing.Vincent Charles Mafaro Angelo's was opened in 1963 by Mary Mafaro, whose son made the announcement of the Pleasant Avenue shop's closing on Facebook. He did not immediately respond to Daily Voice's request for comment. "So sorry to hear this, been a staple of Maywood for such a long time," a longtime customer wrote. "Pleasant Ave will never be the same." "Angelos made history …

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Police & Fire
Car Careens Into Linden Flower Shop Sending Victim Into Medical Episode Car Careens Into Linden Flower Shop Sending Victim Into Medical Episode
Car Careens Into Linden Flower Shop Sending Victim Into Medical Episode A driver who slammed his car through a Linden building caused a victim inside to suffer a medical episode Thursday, Aug. 18, authorities said. The Mazda sedan was heading east on E. St. George Ave when it lost control as it turned onto Adams Street around 3:35 p.m., police said. That's when the car went into the side of Charlie's Flowers and Gourmet Baskets, photos from the scene show. The vehicle occupants were not injured in the crash, however, a 46-year-old man inside the building suffered a medical episode and was taken to Trinitas Regional Medical Center for further evaluation. …

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Police & Fire
Gloved Men Snatch Frenchie From Boy During Walk In Newark: Police Gloved Men Snatch Frenchie From Boy During Walk In Newark: Police
Gloved Men Snatch Frenchie From Boy During Walk In Newark: Police Police are on the lookout for a French bull dog named Teddy stolen from his 13-year-old owner during a walk in Newark, authorities said. The boy was walking his family's pet dog on the 400 block of South 19th Street when a white Jeep occupied by four males pulled up behind him around 2:40 p.m. on Friday, Aug. 12, Newark Public Safety Director Fritz G. Fragé said. The men got out and snatched the dog before fleeing with him inside the Jeep, heading eastbound on South Orange Avenue. The suspects are each described as Black males who were wearing gloves. The driver of the suspect ve…

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Police & Fire
Bayonne Officer Arrested For Evading $50K In Bridge Tolls: Report Bayonne Officer Arrested For Evading $50K In Bridge Tolls: Report
Bayonne Officer Arrested For Evading $50K In Bridge Tolls: Report A Bayonne police officer has been arrested on accusations he used a mechanical device to avoid paying nearly $50,000 in bridge tolls, Hudson County View reports. Jeffrey Veloz used a mechanical device to evade the tolls on the Bayonne Bridge for years, the outlet said citing sources. He was arrested Thursday, Aug. 11 and issued a Desk Appearance Ticket (DAT) by PAPD, a spokesperson for the Staten Island District Attorney's Office told HCV. Click here for more from Hudson County View.

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Police & Fire
Bystanders In Shock As Woman Jumps In Front Of PATH Train: Witnesses Bystanders In Shock As Woman Jumps In Front Of PATH Train: Witnesses
Bystanders In Shock As Woman Jumps In Front Of PATH Train: Witnesses A woman jumped in front of a PATH train in Hoboken, briefly halting rail service and leaving bystanders in shock on Thursday, Aug. 18, witnesses said. Port Authority police, along with Hoboken fire and EMS, responded to the Hoboken station around 8:50 a.m., PAPD spokesman Rudy King said.  The woman was hospitalized with unknown injuries about 15 minutes later, King said. He couldn't confirm a report by Hoboken Girl that the woman jumped onto the tracks. PATH officials boosted active oversight at the platforms and service resumed shortly before 11 a.m.

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Police & Fire
Man Beat On Jersey City Street Dies, Charges Upgraded For Assailant: Prosecutor Man Beat On Jersey City Street Dies, Charges Upgraded For Assailant: Prosecutor
Man Beat On Jersey City Street Dies, Charges Upgraded For Assailant: Prosecutor Charges were upgraded for a Hudson County man after the man he beat unconscious died, authorities said. Robert Stevens, 40, of Union City, beat 51-year-old Anthony Passero on Bergen Avenue between Myrtle and Bostwick avenues in Jersey City around 10:20 a.m. on Tuesday, Aug. 2, Hudson County Prosecutor Esther Suarez said. Passero was brought to Jersey City Medical Center, where he died of his injuries on Saturday, Aug. 6, 2022 at approximately 12:40 a.m., Suarez said. The Regional Medical Examiner’s Officer determined Passero died of blunt force trauma and the manner of death …

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News
Jersey Cash 5 Ticket Good For $391K Sold In Passaic County Jersey Cash 5 Ticket Good For $391K Sold In Passaic County
Jersey Cash 5 Ticket Good For $391K Sold In Passaic County A Jersey Cash 5 ticket worth $391,592 was sold in Passaic County. The ticket from the Wednesday, Aug. 17 drawing was sold at Krauszer’s 7th Street in Clifton. The winning numbers were: 08, 28, 36, 44 and 45 and the XTRA number was: 03. The retailer will receive a bonus check for $2,000 for the winning ticket sold. 

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Iconic North Jersey Deli Expands Again: Report Iconic North Jersey Deli Expands Again: Report
Iconic North Jersey Deli Expands Again: Report One of Essex County's most popular delis is opening another location. This time, the Millburn Deli is heading to Westfield, NJ Advance Media reports. Last November, the Millburn Deli opened a store in Montclair, and previously in Morristown. The new Westfield location will be replacing the Jersey Mike's at the intersection of E. Broad St. and Elm St., and is expected to open early next year, according to NJ.com. The deli, which opened in 1946 and is known for its "Sloppy Joe" sandwich, has plans to expand across the tri-state area, owners told NJ Advance Media. Click here for more fr…

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Police & Fire
Random License Plate Check Nabs Fugitive With Cocaine, Heroin On Route 22: Authorities Random License Plate Check Nabs Fugitive With Cocaine, Heroin On Route 22: Authorities
Random License Plate Check Nabs Fugitive With Cocaine, Heroin On Route 22: Authorities A 48-year-old driver subject to a random license plate check by Branchburg police turned out to be wanted to failing to show up in court and had cocaine, heroin and Xanax on him and in his car, authorities said. A township officer patrolling Route 22 scanned John W. Hartrum's plates, which showed an active National Crime Information Center (NCIC) warrant around 11:50 a.m. on Monday, Aug. 15, Somerset County Prosecutor John P. McDonald said. The officer stopped 58-year-old Hartrum, of Bridgewater, for a traffic violation on Route 22 West approaching France Drive, where the officer …

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'Complete Disregard For Public': SUV Thief Leads Wild Pursuit Before Crash, Secaucus Chief Says 'Complete Disregard For Public': SUV Thief Leads Wild Pursuit Before Crash, Secaucus Chief Says
'Complete Disregard For Public': SUV Thief Leads Wild Pursuit Before Crash, Secaucus Chief Says A 25-year-old Newark man with prescription drugs on him led police on a reckless pursuit in a stolen SUV across Essex and Hudson counties this week, authorities said. Sahmir Hughes was behind the wheel of a 2020 Lexus RX stolen from a valet lot when Secaucus officers were called to Riverside Pediatrics around 9:40 a.m. Tuesday, Aug. 16, Chief Dennis Miller said. The vehicle nearly struck one of the valet attendants and pedestrian on 10th Street, Miller said. A description of the stolen vehicle and suspect were broadcasted to surrounding agencies, while the Secaucus Police checked rout…

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