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A New Jersey Man Just Caught A Fish Worth Over One Million Dollars
Spending a day fishing at the Jersey Shore is like nothing else; it's relaxing to spend a day in the sun trying to catch the big one. Now imagine you reel in a fish so big that it warrants a check for over One Million dollars. I don't know about...
N.J. Sen. Pou will replace late Rep. Pascrell on November ballot
PATERSON, N.J. — Party leaders in New Jersey have chosen state Sen. Nellie Pou as the 9th Congressional District's Democratic nominee.She will replace late Rep. Bill Pascrell Jr. on the ballot in November, facing Republican candidate Billy Prempeh.Pou is favored to win in the heavily Democratic district, which includes parts of Passaic, Hudson and Bergen counties. If elected, Pou would make history, becoming the first Hispanic woman to represent New Jersey in Congress.In a post on X, Pou wrote, "I am humble and grateful to be placed on the November ballot as the Democratic candidate for Congress in the 9th...
The cost of owning an electric car just went up in New Jersey
TRENTON — A few days ago, New Jersey electric vehicle owners started to feel some effects of state budget concerns, according to E&E News by Politico. They cite the financial woes are far from over since they are “compounded by the erosion of gas tax revenues.”. As of...
Dead but not buried: NJ funeral home kept remains for 31 years, lawsuit says
MIDDLETOWN — For 31 years Debbie Uraga has dutifully visited her father's grave site on his birthday, holidays and Father's Day. But it turns out his cremated remains were sitting on a shelf in the basement of the funeral home that handled his arrangements, according to a lawsuit. George...
Man sues Essex County claiming he was jailed for two months despite judge's release order
A Newark man claims he was held in Essex County jail for nearly two months after a municipal judge ordered his release. Now, he's suing the county, its corrections department and prosecutor's office for the alleged blunder. "There’s no explanation why this guy stayed in jail," said his attorney Al Cernadas. "It’s...
Town of Wawayanda EMS off to successful start
WAWAYANDA – Town of Wawayanda Supervisor Denise Quinn and the Town Board proposed an EMS service to enhance public safety and keep residents safe. The launch has been a success, reports Quinn and the Town has received positive feedback. Since the EMS service began on July 30, emergency medical technicians (EMTs) have responded to 77 calls in the Western Orange County community, including heart attacks, falls, and bicycle accidents.
Warren County Farmers Fair offers comfortable stability
HARMONY TOWNSHIP — The first reminder that it’s Warren County Farmers Fair week is the hot air balloon hovering over the highway between Washington and Phillipsburg. The first reminder that it’s tractor pull night is the black plume of smoke wafting over the ring. Much of the...
Montclair Community Farms out to feed people
MONTCLAIR — It’s not quite the same activity you might see at a car dealership or a Turkish bazaar, but haggling is an option used by some customers at a community farm in Essex County, N.J. People may see a price for a specific vegetable or fruit at Montclair Community Farms and decide that they would like to buy the product at a lower price.
Person Hospitalized After Falling from Cliff at Mills Reservation
MONTCLAIR, NJ - A person was hospitalized after a fall from a cliff at Mills Reservation in Essex County, prompting a high-risk rescue operation by emergency responders, according to the Montclair Fire Department. The incident occurred on Saturday, August 24 at Mills Reservation, a 157-acre park that spans Montclair and Cedar Grove, known for its walking and jogging trails, including one that leads to a cliff with views of the New York skyline. CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR THE FREE TAPINTO.NET NEWSLETTER According to fire officials, the Montclair Fire Department responded to a report of a person that fell...
25 News Stories You Missed This Week in Montclair + Beyond
Labor Day weekend has crept up on the Garden State once again as one more magical summer comes to a close. It’s been another busy week in Essex County and we’ve got all the news to keep you up to date. Among the highlights: the Montclair Jazz Festival announces its headliner and lineup for the 15th annual celebration; H Mart’s largest Northeast food hall opens at American Dream; and lightning strikes the sea turtle rescue exhibit at Turtle Back Zoo. Read on for all the news in Essex County for the week ending September 1st, 2024.
16-year-old charged with attempted murder in N.J. football game shooting
WAYNE, N.J. — A 16-year-old is accused of shooting two other teenagers Friday night outside a high school football game in Wayne.It happened at Passaic County Technical Institute (PCTI).Witnesses reported hearing at least half a dozen shots echo across the parking lot as the football game against Lenape High School concluded. Investigators said the gunman injured a 15-year-old and a 16-year-old, who were sent to St. Joseph's University Medical Center in Paterson. Both victims were still in the hospital Saturday. They are expected to survive.The 16-year-old suspect was taken into custody Friday night. The Passaic County prosecutor's office has charged...
Southern pulls away in second half to beat Highland in season opener
Chuck Donohue Sr. returned to familiar territory to get his Southern Regional football team a much-needed win. The Rams got their season started on the right foot and snapped a five-game losing streak dating back to last year with a 17-0 victory over Highland at the fourth annual Battle at the Beach Football Classic.
Morris County Congratulates Deborah Scott on Her Retirement
MORRIS COUNTY — The Morris County Board of County Commissioners, Morris County Surrogate Heather Darling, Sheriff James Gannon, County Administrator Deena Leary, and staff honored Deborah Scott ahead of her September 1 retirement after a distinguished 30-year career with the Morris County Surrogate’s Office. The longtime county employee...
Hundreds of trees cut down at former site of The Manor in West Orange
The new owners of the Manor in West Orange may face a hefty fine for allegedly cutting down more than 200 trees on the historic property without a permit. A board member with Our Green West Orange (OGWO), an environmental nonprofit in the township, noticed the downed trees while driving past the Prospect Avenue property last week. The site is now owned by a parent company called The Legacy Manor, which officially purchased the catering hall and...
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