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Roselle Park Recap: Students Head Back to School
ROSELLE PARK, NJ - School is open for the 2024-2025 academic year and the Panthers are back at it for the fall sports season. It was a busy week and here is everything that happened.Read the latest stories: Roselle Park Football: Panthers Struggle in Season Opener Roselle-Roselle Park Rotary Grows Borough Hall Returns to Regular Hours Long Roselle Park Board of Education Agenda is Capstone to Summer Preparation Firefighters Getting New Gear and Decommissioned Vehicles at Roselle Park Council Meeting Thursday Roselle Park Rotary Scholarship Checks are in the Mail For more local news, visit TAPinto.net
Ridgewood Recap: School Starts & Cars Roll into Town
RIDGEWOOD, NJ - It was a busy week in the village with 5,500 students returning to school for the start of classes. The first Friday in September featured the Ridgewood Chamber of Commerce's 32nd Annual Car Show with 400 vehicles rolling down E. Ridgewood Ave.Here are all the latest stories from the village: Ridgewood Football: Maroons with Statement Win in Opener Against Clifton Ridgewood Ranks Among "Safest and Richest" Towns Students Head Back to School in Ridgewood Village Council Votes to Rescind Clinton Avenue Ordinance 32nd Edition of Ridgewood Chamber Car Show Rolls Down Avenue Distinguished Alumni to be Honored During Ridgewood Homecoming Weekend For more local news, visit TAPinto.net
Bloomfield Football Falls to Nutley, 20-7
Turnovers and missed opportunities haunted the Bloomfield High football team, which fell to 0-2 following a 20-7 setback to Nutley, on Sept. 6, at Foley Field.Head coach Mike Carter's team will look to rebound, on a short week, when it plays host to Montclair, on Sept. 12, starting at 6:30 p.m. Nutley (1-1) controlled the line of scrimmage in the second half, and forced some key Bloomfield turnovers to hold the Bengals to one score. Bloomfield trailed, 7-0, in the second quarter, but came back to tie it on a short run by Jeremy Tejada, followed by a successful point after kick by Jo'elle Urdanivia. Tejada completed some nice passes to Michael Mickens and Christian Cradle on the scoring drive. Nutley would regain the lead, 14-7, late in the second quarter. After a scoreless third quarter, the Raiders put the game away with a fourth quarter score.For the second straight game, Bloomfield had chances in the red zone, but couldn't capitalize, past the one touchdown. For more local news, visit TAPinto.net
Jerry Ford, interim SOMSD transportation supervisor, dies following accident
Jerry Ford, interim SOMSD transportation supervisor, dies following accident CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR THE FREE TAPINTO.NET NEWSLETTERFord passed away on Friday from injuries related to accident MAPLEWOOD, NJ __ Jerry Ford, the interim transportation supervisor for the South Orange & Maplewood School District has died, the district said on Friday. Ford died on Friday due to injuries sustained in a fall earlier in the week. DOWNLOAD THE FREE TAPINTO APP FOR MORE LOCAL NEWS. AVAILABLE IN THE APPLE STORE AND THE GOOGLE PLAY STORE.Tom Giglio, SOMSD buildings and grounds director, said in a statement he was deeply saddened...
Beon, Osuna, leads Ridgefield past Midland Park - Boys soccer recap
Jerome Beon and Lester Osuna each contributed two goals to help lead Ridgefield to a 4-1 victory over Midland Park in Midland Park. Krystian Szumilo had eight saves and held Midland Park scoreless in the first half for Ridgefield (1-1). Lester led the way, totaling five points while Beon tallied...
Northern Highlands football gets back on track with decisive win over Wayne Valley
ALLENDALE − Nate Johnson showed great patience and a strong sense of urgency. The Northern Highlands quarterback threw two touchdowns and ran for two more in Friday’s 31-6 victory over Wayne Valley at Dean A. Moore Field. The Highlanders avoided an 0-2 start and emerged 1-0 in the Super Football Conference Liberty Red Division. ...
Adam Sandler hung out at this NJ coffee spot this weekend
Did you think that only New Jerseyans knew about the great food and drink and vibe that our eateries in The Garden State have? No way. Our great eateries attract not only people from all over the country but celebrities as well. Case in point. This Labor Day weekend comedian...
See You in September at the Sunday Nutley Farmers Market
Join us in a warm welcome to the newest members of the Nutley Farmers Market family: Annalise Rose Ferguson, 7lbs 4oz, born August 30 to Megan and family of Hidden Valley Farm.Rafael and Julia of Emilio's Wood Fire Pizza, married on August 22. Congratulations!Get all your favorite Jersey Fresh produce, tasty food, cold beverages, flowers, and handmade goods (see line-up below) with music by Jennifer Boyes:CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR THE FREE TAPINTO.NET NEWSLETTER Asprocolas Acres Baker Cat-Like Reflexes Lemonade/Tornado Potato Cozz Coffee Emilio's Wood Fire Pizza Empanada Lady GET Doggie Treats & Sweets Ghost Hawk Brewing Co. Grandma Emma's Hidden Brook Ranch Alpaca Hoboken Farms Jersey Spirits Neshanic Valley Beekeepers Pickles...
NJ man gets prison for series of assaults in Niagara Falls, NY
A New Jersey man who admitted to a series of attacks on people in Niagara Falls has been sentenced to 15 years in state prison in New York. Quennel R. Jordan, of Newark, pleaded guilty in May to two counts each of assault and attempted assault, the Niagara County District Attorney’s Office confirmed.
New Newark Law Paves Way For Ironbound High Rises
NEWARK — A local law that nearly triples the height allowed on land slated for a new high-rise development in the Ironbound got City Council’s approval on Thursday following a bevy of public comments.The council’s unanimous approval of the law allows for 30 stories to be built where previously only 12 stories were permitted on the Iberia site — about 2.5 acres of land at 31-39 Jefferson St. and 450-466 Market St., next to the Passaic River. The project that the new zoning paves the way for calls for two 26-story and two 30-story buildings totaling...
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