Coffee Lovers Get Married At NJ Donut Shop
The pair tied the knot in the Sicklerville coffee shop surrounded by machines brewing their favorite beverage, trays of glazed doughnuts and mounds of Munchkins.
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The pair tied the knot in the Sicklerville coffee shop surrounded by machines brewing their favorite beverage, trays of glazed doughnuts and mounds of Munchkins.
Acting Education Commissioner Rochelle Hendricks told the state's public school districts earlier this month that passing the test won't be mandatory just yet.
Amtrak service was expected to resume Wednesday along the busy northeast corridor.
Authorities in northern New Jersey said nearly three dozen people were forced from their homes by a fire that spread through two adjacent apartment buildings in Union City on Tuesday afternoon.
The blizzard crippled area airports, and they're still trying to get back to normal. It's had a ripple affect all across the country, including Chicago's O'Hare International Airport.
It won't be normal yet, but some parts of the rhythm of New Jersey are returning two days after the state was walloped by a snow storm.
An SUV became a delivery room for a New Jersey mom whose route to a hospital Monday was delayed by snow.
Police say about 20 patients were moved out of a New Jersey nursing home after a small fire broke out around 4 a.m. Tuesday.
The total value was estimated at more than $600,000.
Officials said early Tuesday morning that 911 services are temporarily down in Hoboken. All residents should call the police department at 201-420-2100 for all emergencies.
When it snows that fast, it wreaks havoc on travel, and especially on air travel. Runways at John F. Kennedy Airport were still covered in snow on Monday evening, much of still blowing around.
Acting Governor and Senate President Stephen M. Sweeney said state offices will reopen at their regular time Tuesday morning.
A powerful East Coast blizzard marooned thousands of would-be air, rail and road travelers Monday, shutting down major airports and rail lines for a second straight day.
The blizzard making its way into the Tri-State Area is causing major travel issues at area airports, major roadways and transit hubs.
Utility officials say about 10,000 New Jersey customers are without power, thanks to gusty winds that lingered behind a massive winter storm.
