Paramus Cracks Down On Businesses For Leaving Signs Lit Up After 11 P.M.
Mayor Richard LaBarbiera said many residents live adjacent to the stores and the lights disturb them.
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Mayor Richard LaBarbiera said many residents live adjacent to the stores and the lights disturb them.
In Tuesday's 4-1 vote to strike the anti-boo rule from the books, the board voted to retain another part of its code. That part prohibits disruptive behavior and disruptive demonstrations.
While Mets have had their share of injuries during spring training, but Shaun Marcum's right shoulder doesn't appear to be a major issue.
Clownfest started in Asbury Park in 1981 before moving to Seaside Heights in 1987. For the past 25 years, hundreds of clowns descended on the shore town for the annual festival.
Mayors from around Connecticut and of both parties say they don't want to raise property taxes, but say that if Gov. Dan Malloy's budget goes forward, they will have no choice.
"Ladies, admit it. You're doing kegels right now," reads the ad for the health and wellness television channel Veria Living. Some commuters said they find the ad offensive and tasteless.
Ashley Hebert and her husband JP Rosenbaum found love on hit show "The Bachelorette," but now they're on a new mission.
Guard Sami Omar, of North Bergen, N.J., denied smoking the drug, but police said a search of his post uncovered marijuana in a bag and cigarette.
Oklahoma State had a terrific season, but got by far the toughest draw out of any five-seed in the bracket. Keep an eye on Oregon.
Are you ready for that two-piece? Dancer/choreographer and fitness trainer Kearia LaShae visited The Couch to show us three moves that combine dance and cardio for a toned midsection.
Bello Nock, the seventh-generation circus performer visited The Couch to tell us about his brand new show, Bello Mania.
You can look and dress your age -- no matter how old you are -- and still turn heads. More magazine's Susan Swimmer stopped by The Couch to show us how to dress for every decade.
When you lose everything, sometimes it is the little things that matter most - old love letters, family photographs, a wedding ring.
It's Thursday, and you know what that means. We sent the Mobile Couch to Jacobs' Pickles on Amsterdam Avenue for this week's Dine on Demand segment. TV 10-55's Alex Denis sunk her teeth into some delicious southern comfort at the Upper West Side establishment.
The opening line of the book is "I sat in the back pew and watched the only woman I would ever love marry another man."
