So he cocked back the tiny hammer and began pounding on its knee like it was a nail. Six people were arrested and authorities are searching for three more in connection with the sale of narcotics. Orthodox Jews, Tenafly set to square off over eruv The legal showdown between Orthodox Jews in Tenafly and the Borough Council over maintaining an eruv atop utility poles begins in federal court today. The answer to reviving the S ilk C ity's economy may lie in the ancient submerged palace of Cleopatra. A man's trip to see his son's soccer game ended with him being attacked with a crowbar and box cutter Saturday.
Police say road rage led to the assault.
Police on Sunday were searching for a group of men who harassed and then punched two young women in a convenience store parking lot. An unidentified elderly man suffered serious injuries Sunday when he was struck by a car, authorities said. Assembled on the front lawn of a church Saturday afternoon, gun control advocates staged a vigil and declared their opposition to Republican gubernatorial candidate Bret Schundler. When Kathleen Falotico gave favorable testimony to a developer suing Emerson, it was the straw that broke the camel's back for her fellow council members, and they asked her to resign. Feeling betrayed In the beginning, Kathleen Falotico was one of the champions who was going to save Emerson from overdevelopment and cronyism.