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Paterson drug bust yields 10,000 folds of heroin, sheriff says

Authorities seized approximately 10,000 folds of heroin during a joint narcotics investigation that resulted in the arrest of three people, according to Passaic County sheriff Thomas Adamo. Emanuel Pharoa Byrd, 31, and Ja’sim K. Zimmon, 24, were both charged with maintaining drug production facilities, conspiracy to distribute cocaine and heroin...
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Environmental group sues New York City over new land-buying plan in Catskills

Riverkeeper is seeking to invalidate an agreement between New York City and Catskills towns that reimagined land purchases in the region.
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NYC Thieves Destroy A McLaren (And More) When Luxury Car Heist Goes Wrong

A Manhattan luxury car theft case involving a McLaren and other high-end vehicles is bringing attention to the city's ongoing organized theft problem again.
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The Best Sausage, Egg, And Cheese Spot I’ve Ever Found In NYC

New York City is beloved for its BEC sandwiches, but sausage also deserves respect. Try this SEC sandwich, and you won't forget the option again.
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She went in for a routine test and died 3 hours later. Now her...

An Essex County family is suing Mountainside Medical Center for $40 million, arguing medical negligence caused the death of a beloved East Orange civil servant. The case stems from the 2024 death of Phyllis L. Burrell, who died less than three hours after what was supposed to be a routine diagnostic procedure, according to a lawsuit filed in Essex County Superior Court.
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Harrison Police Department Promotes Seven to Sergeant, Swears In New Chief

The Harrison Police Department announced the promotion of seven officers to the rank of sergeant and the swearing-in of a new police chief. Promoted to sergeant were David Burke, Sean Castaneda, Freddy Lecca, James Nichirco, Iker Bermudez, Robert Archibald, and Omar Baldeon. “Congratulations to all the newly promoted Sergeants on...
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Report: NYC faces tick, mosquito surge this spring, experts warn

STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. — New York City could face a significant increase in ticks and mosquitoes this spring and summer, raising concerns about disease transmission, the New York Post reports. While ticks are usually more common in upstate areas like the Hudson Valley, populations have appeared in all five...
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8 most expensive homes sold in Passaic area, April 13-19

A single-family home in Passaic that sold for $749,000 tops the list of the most expensive residential real estate sales in Passaic area over the past week. The area saw a total of eight residential real estate sales in the past week, averaging $547,375. The average price per square foot was $335.
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Woman killed, 2 critically injured in N.J. house fire

A woman was killed and two other people were critically injured when a fire broke out early Saturday morning at a home in Newark, authorities said. The fire at 282 Schley Street was reported to the Newark Fire Department at approximately 3 a.m., according to Essex County Prosecutor Theodore N. Stephens II and Newark Public Safety Director Emanuel Miranda.
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This One-Of-A-Kind Restaurant In New York Is Pure Magic

This place in NYC looks like it forgot it’s in the East Village. Step inside and the city outside starts acting like it’s optional. One minute it’s taxis, sirens, and sidewalks that never chill. Next minute it’s candlelight, ocean-toned walls, and seafood that looks way too relaxed for New York real estate prices.

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