Winds Topple Statue Of Jesus Atop NJ School Building
Newark Archdiocese spokesman James Goodness said the statue, which is about 25 years old, was a replacement for the school's original statue, which also was toppled in a storm.
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Newark Archdiocese spokesman James Goodness said the statue, which is about 25 years old, was a replacement for the school's original statue, which also was toppled in a storm.
Selected frequent fliers on American, Delta and United Airlines and US Airways are eligible for the program at Newark.
The report is being released Wednesday one year after the Port Authority increased tolls on its Hudson River crossings.
Thousands were left without power after heavy rains and wind gusts knocked down trees and flooded roads on Tuesday.
The scheme is one of the largest ever uncovered and involved more than 8,000 bogus income tax returns seeking more than $65 million in illegal refunds, said U.S. Attorney Paul Fishman.
A contractor working on the project told the Bergen Record the project could be sped up if they were paid an additional $10 million.
Thousands of outages have been reported around the area, mostly in Connecticut, Long Island and Morris, Monmouth and Ocean counties in New Jersey.
The most talked about player in football said in an interview that once he's done with football he'll "at least look at and consider one day" a run for office.
Twenty-two cases have now been reported in 15 counties. Essex and Ocean counties report the highest total, with 3 cases each.
The Medical Examiner said Barbara Vernieri of East Rutherford died from blunt force trauma to her head early Friday morning. The 70-year-old grandmother's home was then set on fire with her body inside, authorities said.
The back-to-school essay, "What I did this summer," took on special meaning this year for a bunch of kids from New Jersey.
Police and fire officials have had to make at least two rescues on Sunday. Authorities said a 54-year-old man was rescued in Surf City by a 17-year-old who was surfing nearby.
The pilot, the only one on board, was killed. The pilot killed has been identified as 65-year-old Michael Scarfia, a retired New York City Police Officer.
At issue is how to divide up more than $3 billion in revenue. The owners are seeking to reduce the percentage that goes to players, while the union wants a guarantee of at least the same cut of the revenue paid out last season.
Fernando Mateo of the Bodega Association of the U.S. said he is working with the city to try to provide subsidized bullet-proof vests for bodega owners.