By Jim Hague The Nutley High School boys’ basketball program had suffered through a decadelong…
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QP’s Maurer comes through in the clutch
By Jim Hague The Queen of Peace boys’ basketball team had lost Jim McLane, one of…
Obesity is nationwide threat to health
There are 1 billion overweight individuals worldwide who add to society’s modern epidemic: obesity. The Centers…
Resident, local businessman implicated in drug sales
By Ron Leir NUTLEY – A two-year investigation by the Nutley Police Dept. concluded Jan. 12…
Belleville police go high tech to search for missing children
Belleville Police Department’s Chief of Police Joseph P. Rotunda has formalized an agreement with the A…
Suspects linked to series of robberies & attacks in West Hudson towns
HARRISON – Police say three men arrested in Harrison on Jan. 11 are believed to have…
Finding some tax breaks
By Randy Neumann U.S. Representative Rob Portman (R-OH) recently said, “The income tax code and its…
Obituaries
Mary Beth Arrigo Mary Beth Arrigo “Mimi,” 46, died on Jan. 11 at St. Michael’s Hospital.…
Kearny band is ‘Fighting for Fatima’
Photo by Stephanie Formoso/ I Am Fighting will be the lead band in Camp Fatima fundraiser.…
Harrison scores windfall in tax rulling
By Ron Leir HARRISON – The New York Red Bulls major league soccer team…
Kearny DPW starts snow preparations
By Anthony J. Machcinski KEARNY— As the Northeast got hit with an arctic chill…
Nutley residents gear up for 2012 Wellness Challenge
By Ron Leir NUTLEY – A lot of people probably wondered why the heck Maria…
Bicentennial celebration begins to take shape
By Ron Leir BLOOMFIELD – Back in 1962, the graduating class of Bloomfield High School…
Flynt looked to out-‘hustle’ Dems, GOP
Thirty odd years ago Hustler Magazine publisher Larry Flynt ran an editorial calling on all Americans…
Killing Horse sprints into 3rd year
By Anthony J. Machcinski Discovering new talent in the entertainment industry is always a challenge,…