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Giants Legend Lawrence Taylor Hospitalized In NJ After Medical Emergency: Report Giants Legend Lawrence Taylor Hospitalized In NJ After Medical Emergency: Report
Giants Legend Lawrence Taylor Hospitalized In NJ After Medical Emergency: Report New York Giants all-time great Lawrence Taylor was hospitalized in New Jersey Friday, April 24, after a medical emergency, according to TMZ Sports. The outlet did not say where in the Garden State the Hall of Famer was hospitalized but said the 67-year-old arrived at the emergency room and was transferred to a different section of the facility. While Taylor remains hospitalized, sources told TMZ Sports that what he is dealing with doesn't appear to be too serious. Taylor played 13 seasons for Big Blue, winning two Super Bowls and being named MVP in 1986. He made 10 Pro Bowls and was named …

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NJ Resident Goes For 27th Win In A Row On 'Jeopardy!' NJ Resident Goes For 27th Win In A Row On 'Jeopardy!'
NJ Resident Goes For 27th Win In A Row On 'Jeopardy!' Could an economic researcher from Somerville, Mass. be the one to slay the Jeopardy dragon? Caroline Coughlin is competing on "Jeopardy!" airing Monday, April 20 and she has a daunting opponent: Jamie Ding, a Lawrenceville, NJ resident, who has won 26 games in a row, ranking 5th all time. Ding has won $732,000, ranking 6th all time. His 26-game winning streak is a record for New Jersey residents. A foodie, Ding and his sister run an Instagram account devoted to General Tso's chicken. View this post on Instagram Ding graduated Princeton U…

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25 In A Row! NJ 'Jeopardy!' Contestant Continues Record Breaking Run 25 In A Row! NJ 'Jeopardy!' Contestant Continues Record Breaking Run
25 In A Row! NJ 'Jeopardy!' Contestant Continues Record Breaking Run Jamie Ding, a Lawrenceville resident, is one of the all-time greatest players in "Jeopardy!" history. Ding won his 25th game in a row on Thursday, April 16. Ding's winning streak ranks 5th all-time and he has the longest winning streak for a New Jersey resident. He's won $702,000, which also ranks 5th all-time. Like most of his wins, Ding's 25th win in a row was done in dominant fashion. The self-described bureaucrat and law student entered "Final Jeopardy!" with nearly 4 times as much money as the second place contestant, getting 30 clues correct and winning $35,000. And that wasn't even …

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Sherrill: FIFA Should Pay For World Cup Transportation To MetLife Stadium Sherrill: FIFA Should Pay For World Cup Transportation To MetLife Stadium
Sherrill: FIFA Should Pay For World Cup Transportation To MetLife Stadium Gov. Mikie Sherrill believes New Jerseyians should not have to pick up for the tab for transporting people to the 2026 FIFA World Cup. Instead, she wants FIFA, the event organizer, to pay their fair share. "We inherited an agreement where FIFA is providing $0 for transportation to the World Cup," Sherrill said. "And while NJ TRANSIT is stuck with a $48 million bill to safely get fans to and from games, FIFA is making $11 billion. I’m not going to stick New Jersey commuters with that tab for years to come." Sherill was responding to recent reporting, including by Daily Voice, that …

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Popular Bergen County Shopping Center Sold For First Time In Decades Popular Bergen County Shopping Center Sold For First Time In Decades
Popular Bergen County Shopping Center Sold For First Time In Decades A major Bergen County shopping center that draws more than 4 million visitors a year has been sold in a high-profile real estate deal, officials announced. Wafra Inc., a $30 billion New York City-based global investment manager, announced the acquisition of Interstate Shopping Center, a 348,000-square-foot grocery-anchored retail property in Ramsey. Funds advised by Wafra partnered with New Jersey-based Crossroads Companies in a joint venture to purchase the property, officials said. CBRE arranged the partnership between the two firms, while Axiom Capital arranged the acquisition loan,…

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Fired Giants Coach Brian Daboll Lists NJ Mansion For $5.4M Fired Giants Coach Brian Daboll Lists NJ Mansion For $5.4M
Fired Giants Coach Brian Daboll Lists NJ Mansion For $5.4M The North Jersey home of former New York Giants head coach Brian Daboll is on the market for $5,395,000 following his departure from the team. Daboll was fired last November, after a 2-8 start to the season, his 4th year with Big Blue. In January, he was hired as offensive coordinator for the Tennessee Titans, where he will work under former Jets coach Robert Saleh. Daboll finished his tenure with a 20-40-1 record, though in his first season, he was named NFL Coach of the Year and guided the Giants to their only playoff win since 2011. The property at 128 Birch Rd. in Franklin Lakes sits o…

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$4.95M Mansion Sale Shatters Records For Bergen County Town $4.95M Mansion Sale Shatters Records For Bergen County Town
$4.95M Mansion Sale Shatters Records For Bergen County Town A newly built luxury home in Bergen County has sold for a record-breaking $4.950 million, marking the highest residential sale in the borough’s history, according to listing information. The sale at 121 Jacquelin Ave., in Ho-Ho-Kus, surpasses the previous record of $3.60 million set by a home on Saddle Ridge Road. The newly-completed estate offers more than 10,000 square feet of living space, including seven bedrooms and 6.5 bathrooms, and sits on more than 1.25 acres backing up to protected wooded land along the Saddle River, the listing says. The listing agent was Taylor Lucyk of Chr…

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$1.425M Sale Of Bergen County Home Breaks Borough Records $1.425M Sale Of Bergen County Home Breaks Borough Records
$1.425M Sale Of Bergen County Home Breaks Borough Records A two-family home in Bergen County has set a new local sales record after closing for $1.425 million. The property at 364 Broad St. in Carlstadt sold on Wednesday, April 8, for $126,000 above its $1,299,999 asking price, records show. The sale surpasses the previous Carlstadt high of $1.28 million for a home on 6th Street in June 2025, marking a new benchmark for the borough. Listing agent Andre Lebron of Christie’s International Real Estate said the home’s condition played a key role in the record-breaking sale. “We sold it at $1,425,000—about $126,000 above the $1,299,999 asking price,”…

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Paula Abdul Pops Up At North Jersey Italian Spot Thanks To Local Connection Paula Abdul Pops Up At North Jersey Italian Spot Thanks To Local Connection
Paula Abdul Pops Up At North Jersey Italian Spot Thanks To Local Connection Pop star Paula Abdul was spotted dining at a popular Italian restaurant in North Jersey last weekend. Eccola Italian Bistro shared a photo of the "Straight Up" singer and former "American Idol" judge on Facebook, showing her standing between owner Jeff DiBlasi and Parsippany Police Delegate Dave Cavaliere on Sunday, April 5. The post teased followers with the caption, “name the 3 celebrities.” In a separate Facebook post, Parsippany resident Patrick Minutillo confirmed the sighting and explained how the visit came together. Minutillo said he initially thought the woman in the photo was Pa…

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20 In A Row! NJ 'Jeopardy!' Contestant Can't Be Stopped 20 In A Row! NJ 'Jeopardy!' Contestant Can't Be Stopped
20 In A Row! NJ 'Jeopardy!' Contestant Can't Be Stopped Jamie Ding is entering elite "Jeopardy!" territory. The Lawrenceville resident won his 20th game in a row on the quiz show on Thursday, April 9. His winning streak ranks him 7th all-time. Over 20 games, he's won $572,600, ranking 6th all time. Some episodes, the self-described bureaucrat and law student has been absolutely dominant. On Wednesday, April 1, Ding, who revealed he is in a book about spelling bees, got a whopping 43 clues correct, two of all-time record. Who holds the all-time record? Ding, who said he enjoys coming up with bad mnemonics, from an earlier episode in his winning…

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Olivia Rodrigo Sends Fans To Hoboken After Cryptic Locket Video Olivia Rodrigo Sends Fans To Hoboken After Cryptic Locket Video
Olivia Rodrigo Sends Fans To Hoboken After Cryptic Locket Video Olivia Rodrigo visited Hoboken recently as part of promotion for her upcoming third album. The "Drivers License" singer posted a video of her leaving a locket at Pier C in Hoboken on Monday, April 6. The video quickly went viral, racking up 11 million views and 1.2 million likes as her Livvies immediately started trying to figure out what it all means. View this post on Instagram Rodrigo has been posting videos of herself leaving lockets at other locations, including Los Angeles, Paris and London after announcing her third album "you seem pret…

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Edison Hardware Store Gets Hollywood Moment In New Netflix Series Edison Hardware Store Gets Hollywood Moment In New Netflix Series
Edison Hardware Store Gets Hollywood Moment In New Netflix Series A longtime Edison hardware store serves as the backdrop of a brand-new Netflix show starring Dan Levy. To celebrate the debut of "Big Mistakes," starring the "Schitt's Creek" actor, Edison Millwork and Hardware, located on Old Post Road, will be hosting a watch party on Saturday, April 11. The series is set to premiere on Thursday, April 9. Edison Millwork and Hardware Google Maps The series follows “two deeply incapable siblings who are blackmailed into the world of organized crime,” according to Tudum. Levy stars in and executive produced the show, which also features Taylor…

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