More flights will be allowed at Newark Airport
WASHINGTON — More flights will be allowed at Newark Airport as the Federal Aviation Administration removes its caps on takeoffs and landings. The FAA said Friday that it would remove the limits that have been in effect at Newark since 2008 in an effort to reduce delays in the region. The airport had been limited to 81 flights an hour. Similar limits had been imposed at Kennedy and LaGuardia airports in New York. The new rules take effect Oct. 30. "The significant improvements in on-time pe..>> view originalPolice capture suspect in Newark shooting
NEWARK — City police have captured a 29-year-old man wanted in connection with a March 24 shooting. Lyonel Finlea, 29, was apprehended near Stratford Place and Clinton Avenue on March 25, said Detective Hubert Henderson in a released statement. According to investigators, Finlea discharged a firearm in a March incident near the intersection of Irvine Turner Boulevard and Avon Avenue. Police responding to screams for help arrived at the scene and heard the shot as it was discharged, Henderso..>> view originalRihanna, Shonda Rhimes, Clinton appear at Black Girls Rock! in ...
NEWARK, N.J. (AP) — Pop star Rihanna and TV mogul Shonda Rhimes were among the honorees at this year's Black Girls Rock! event, where Hillary Clinton made an appearance and told the audience "my life has been changed by strong black women leaders." Photo by Michael Zorn/Invision/AP Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton appears at 2016 Black Girls Rock! at New Jersey Performing Arts Center on Friday, April, 1, 2016 in Newark, N.J. The Friday nig..>> view originalBlack Girls Rock! 100 teens attend computer science summit
NEWARK — About 100 teens attended a Saturday morning event in Newark, which sought to get black girls to embrace coding and computer science, no matter what profession they plan to enter. Initially, the young women shouted out different terms when asked who they think of as a "computer scientist." "White!" "Boy!" "Asian!" But the speakers squashed the idea that black girls can't be in that group. In Newark, Michelle Obama declares Black Girls Rock! "If you're feeling uncomfortable, if you're ..>> view originalMontclair African-American Heritage Foundation celebrates 'Harlem ...
They may be calling the event "Harlem Renaissance," but the folks at the Montclair African-American Heritage Foundation might as well call their upcoming dinner-dance a "Montclair Renaissance." Sheila Y. OliverRoger S. Terry Sr. That's because the organization's annual fundraiser is honoring two Montclairites who have spent their careers helping to make Montclair a thriving, diverse community. New Jersey Assembly Speaker Sheila Y. Oliver and former Montclair Dep..>> view originalSoggy start to weekend gives way to Arctic blast, possible snow
New Jersey is in store for an arctic blast that will drive out a soggy start to the weekend by bringing in a shot of cold air, high winds and a chance of snow for the first weekend in April. Because of the Alberta Clipper headed for the region, the National Weather Service has issued a high wind advisory for Saturday night and Sunday morning, when parts of the state could experience gusts as high as 60 mph. On Saturday, the National Weather Service says, rain is likely before noon, tapering o..>> view originalNewark Tech (4) at Snyder (2) - Baseball
Ian Diaz allowed one earned run on six hits over six innings and had a two-run double at the plate for Newark Tech in its 4-2 victory over Snyder in Newark. Randy Duran and Gabirel Soto added two singles each in the victory.>> view originalPaterson parents weren't told of lead in drinking water at schools
The Paterson school district discovered lead contamination in drinking water at 14 schools last year and made needed repairs, but school officials did not inform parents of their findings, officials acknowledged Friday. RECORD FILE PHOTO/Marko Georgiev School 6 was one of 14 schools where the Paterson school district discovered lead contamination in the drinking water last year. In all, the district tested 572 water sources in 45 schools for lead. Twenty-f..>> view originalBuilder for Wyckoff ShopRite files antitrust action over Stop & Shop
The developer of a ShopRite supermarket store in Wyckoff has filed an antitrust complaint in federal court to end efforts by rival chain Stop & Shop to block the project. RECORD FILE PHOTO/MARION BROWN Stop & Shop and the Boulder Run landlord have been raising objections to the project since the beginning. Inserra Supermarkets Inc., a leading operator of ShopRite stores in North Jersey, has been trying since 2009 to open a supermarket in Wyckoff, adjacent ..>> view originalWeequahic (0) at Bloomfield Tech (13) - Baseball
Victor Gomez went 3-for-3 with two RBI and two runs scored for Bloomfield Tech in its 13-0 victory over Weequahic in Newark. Enrique Garcia finished 3-for-3 with two RBI and two runs scored for Bloomfield Tech and Jonathan Toribio and Adriel Correa added two hits each in the victory. Garcia also pitched four innings and allowed four hits while striking out eight and walking one.>> view original
Saturday, April 2, 2016
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