CLIFFVIEW PILOT EXCLUSIVE: Police in Bethlehem, Pa. arrested a convicted 25-year-old drug dealer less than six hours after he snatched his 2-year-old daughter from her Bogota home. The youngster is safe and was being returned to her mother late Friday, Bogota Police Chief John C. Burke told CLIFFVIEW PILOT.
CLIFFVIEW PILOT EXCLUSIVE: Police in Bethlehem, Pa., are on the lookout for a convicted 25-year-old drug dealer who took off with his 2-year-old daughter tonight, his mother driving the car, after an argument with the girl's mother at her Bogota apartment.
CVP ONLY: Bail was revoked Tuesday for one of five men arrested after a traffic stop by a Bergen County Sheriff's officer led to the discovery of two handguns, bags of pot and more than $3,500 in cash.
CVP FIRST: Investigators from the Bergen County Prosecutor's Office have brought charges against an upstate New York man who they said arranged with a detective he thought was someone who would bring him a 6-year-old girl for sex.
ONLY ON CLIFFVIEW PILOT: A manhunt is under way for a drug addict who violently beat a Union City special police officer.
Prosecutors could add a first-degree criminal charge against anyone who seriously injures a police officer with a defaced or stolen firearm if state lawmakers in Trenton adopt “Marc Anthony’s Law,” named for the 10-year Jersey City Police Department veteran who was shot in the face, and later died, after bursting into an apartment.
IN TUNE: Imagine a club very much like the Blue Note, but not as cramped. Imagine an owner who is not only friendly but accommodating. Imagine not having to pay tolls or parking fees, getting good food at good prices – with only a $10 cover.
IN TUNE: British recording artist Master Shortie has quietly been making a move here. And when he’s on this side of the pond, the 22-year-old MC ordinarily stays in, of all places, Ridgefield Park.
IN TUNE: Funk legend George Clinton’s performance with the magnificent 420 Funk Mob at City Winery was a reminder of the risk of building our heroes too high: Somewhere along the line, they might topple on you.
Prosecutors could add a first-degree criminal charge against anyone who seriously injures a police officer with a defaced or stolen firearm if state lawmakers in Trenton adopt “Marc Anthony’s Law,” named for the 10-year Jersey City Police Department veteran who was shot in the face, and later died, after bursting into an apartment.
As other companies plan their holiday parties, the people at Lennar are lining up their Focused Acts of Caring for 2012: Lennar offices in each market will “adopt” a charity to work with throughout the year. It speaks to the integrity and credibility of one of the most innovative companies in the homebuilding industry.
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RENEE ANTONELLI VALENTE: I found my week ending in the absolute worst place I ever thought it could: falling and then sobbing into the arms of a stranger on the floor of a hospital. Looking back on it, though, it was the absolute best place I could be.
GUEST COLUMN: There were no flashing lights or red flags that let 4,000 women across this country know that cervical cancer was coming. Most of these women – mothers, sisters, daughters, and aunts – felt no pain and lived normally unaware of the disease that in a matter of time would take their lives.
AN OFFICER WRITES: The coward who firebombed the home of Rabbi Rosson Schuman and his family failed to produce the terror, silence or cries for vengeance that such incendiary devices are meant for. No. The hateful act offered the Rutherford rabbi an opportunity to deliver a message that is as important now as ever.
SPECIAL REPORT: You can help find a cure for childhood brain cancer and support the families of kids who suffer from it by attending or buying an ad for The Christopher Brandle Joy of Life Foundation's second annual Casino Night.
EXCLUSIVE: Bruiser is back. The young boxer who sparked one of the largest doghunts in recent North Jersey memory turned up late Thursday a few miles from home, thanks to hundreds of friends, strangers -- even a dog whisperer from New Milford who says the skittish pooch prefers to be called “Baby.”
HAVE YOU SEEN HIM? We're sincerely hoping you can help a local police captain find "Bruiser," a 15-month-old adopted boxer who got skittish and took off from his Rockaway Township home.