By ROB RAKOSSY
December 2, 2019EAST BRUNSWICK, NJ – Phase Three of the post-Thanksgiving storm is well underway. Models came together and are showing the storm to be a bit colder aloft than originally forecast. This means higher snow totals than first predicted, and a later conclusion to the storm, now forecast to end near sunrise Tuesday morning.
Final accumulation totals are looking as follows:
South ...
EAST BRUNSWICK, NJ – The three-part storm system has evolved exactly as models have predicted. Rain has over swept most of the Central and Southern New Jersey areas, with freezing rain and snow now covering all areas north of I-80.
Any areas other than far Northwest NJ will see a changeover to all rain for the remainder of Sunday. The areas at highest elevations and the Northwest ...
By JON "FERRIS" MEREDITH
December 5, 2019WAYNE, NJ – This is the seventh year in a row that Wayne resident Candace Margiotta-Ross has come with a truck load of donated supplies for the Alan Purcell Wayne Animal Shelter (WAS); just in time for the holidays. “It’s so needed and it’s such a wonderful thing,” said Sally Herman the Manager of the WAS.
“This is the best town for an animal shelter; ...
By STEVEN RODAS
December 4, 2019CAMDEN, NJ – Andrew Anderson was in his early 20’s when he jumped out of an airplane.
It wasn’t the first time he’d done it.
In fact, Sgt. Anderson had been making jumps for years at that point as a para-professional and member of the US Army’s 82nd Airborne. That day, a routine training operation at Fort Benning, a US army outpost that straddles ...
UNION, NJ – Union firefighters rescued an unconscious woman from a second floor window at a home fully engulfed in flames Sunday night.
A 911 call at about 6:15 Sunday night reported an odor of smoke inside a home on Hillside Avenue. Union’s Battalion 1 arrived first and notified all responding companies of a working fire on the first and second floors, said Union Fire ...
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As part of NJ TRANSIT’s commitment to improving service and transparency, and in support of Governor Phil Murphy’s Executive Order No. 80, NJ TRANSIT has launched a new Progress by the Numbers performance dashboard at njtransit.com/performance. The dashboard contains industry-standard metrics for on-time performance, mechanical reliability and the causes for delays and ...
By LIZ KEILL
MILLBURN, NJ - The story of Cinderella and her prince seems to have ongoing appeal for all ages. The Rodgers and Hammerstein musical glitters and shines with strong voices and sharp choreography by Joann M. Hunter. Director Mark Hoebee has brought a loving, affectionate touch to this production. Artistic Director Mark S.Hoebee brings affectionate insights to this production,
The play leans ...
By BETH MORONEY
Zombie by Joyce Carol Oates (Harper Collins, 1995)
In the study of deviant behavior, there has been a continual debate over what causes people to be evil. Is it their upbringings by parents who abuse them? Or, are sociopaths just born bad? There are all kinds of arguments on both sides of the debate, and many works of literature probe the question. Was Charles Manson born bad, or did ...
By JOAN HERRMANN
Does this sound familiar? You’re having a particularly stressful day and someone does something that you perceive to go against your belief or what you are trying to accomplish. Rather than finding out the facts or taking time to cool off, you immediately pick up the phone and call the person or compose a less than friendly email. Then, minutes after your knee-jerk reaction, you are full of ...
By JOAN HERRMANN
This time of year, from Thanksgiving through the New Year celebration, is a season that provides for us the opportunity to stop our busy lives for a moment and give thanks for our many gifts and blessings; it’s a time of birth and renewal. No matter what your religion or belief structure, it’s a time when we can come together and celebrate new beginnings.
Often, however, we get so ...
By WOODLAND PARK MAYOR KEITH KAZMARK
December 5, 2019Merry Christmas! Happy Chanukah! Happy Holidays!
We kicked off the holiday season right in our Borough with help from the Memorial Middle School Student Council who helped collect food and prepare baskets, along with Fairway Markets who, again this year, generously donated turkeys for families in need in Woodland Park.
Thanksgiving weekend also hosted “Small Business ...
By DYLAN KLEINSORGE
December 7, 2019The Friends of the Totowa Public Library, located at 537 Totowa Road, would like to host a trip to the 9/11 Memorial and Museum in the middle or end of April 2020 (date to be announced). If you are interested in going on this trip, please call the Totowa Library at 973-790-3265 to put your name on the list.
Only One in 1,000 Scientists Receive This Designation; Dr. Géneréux’s Papers Rank in the Top 1% of Citations for Clinical Medicine
Morristown, NJ – Philippe Géneréux, MD, Co-Director of the Structural Heart Program at Atlantic Health System’s Morristown Medical Center and an interventional cardiologist internationally known for his novel ...
