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Sacha Baron Cohen Sues Massachusetts Cannabis Dispensary Over ‘Borat' Billboard
Actor Sacha Baron Cohen is suing a Massachusetts cannabis dispensary over a billboard featuring an image of his character from the movie “Borat,” court documents show. He said the Somerset dispensary, Solar Therapeutics, Inc., plastered the persona on the billboard without his permission for weeks, reaching hundreds of thousands of people. Baron Cohen, along with his California-based company Please You…
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Mass. Palm Reader Stole Over $70,000 From Client in Exorcism Scheme, Police Say
A palm reader in Massachusetts is being accused of stealing more than $70,000 from a client by telling the woman her daughter was possessed by a demon and she needed the money to relocate the spirit into a Barbie doll. Somerset police say Tracey Milanovich — who ran Tracy’s Psychic Palm Reader on County Street — faces charges of…
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WATCH: Philly Police Capture, Comfort Horse Galloping Through Philly
Idris Elba’s “Concrete Cowboys” isn’t out in theaters yet, but Philadelphia police dealt with their own real life equestrian drama when they chased after a horse that went on the loose for about an hour.
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WATCH: Philly Police Safely Capture Horse on the Loose
SkyForce10 was over the scene as Philadelphia police safely captured a horse that was on the loose late Wednesday night in Port Richmond.
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New Jersey Protects 749 Miles of Waterways From Pollution
New Jersey is adding 749 miles of rivers and streams to its inventory of waterways that have a high level of protection from pollution and development.
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Snowy Conditions Force Closings, Delays for Wednesday, Feb. 20
Due to inclement weather, many businesses and offices in the region have announced closings or delays. Here is a list of select closures for Wednesday. Hours may be subject to change, so be sure to call ahead before making travel plans.
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President Trump Declares March Snowstorm a Disaster in New Jersey
President Donald Trump has granted a major disaster declaration for the state of New Jersey for damage stemming from the severe winter storm and snowstorm March 6-7.
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Extended New Jersey Bear Hunt Resumes to Complete Harvest
State environmental officials decided to add the extra days after the harvest fell short this year.
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New Jersey's Next Bear Hunt May Be Its Last For a While
Hunters across New Jersey are making final preparations for the state’s next black bear hunt, which also may be the last one the state holds for some time.
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189 Black Bears Die in Annual New Jersey Hunt
Hunters have killed 189 bears so far, including 38 on Friday. More than half of the kills have occurred in Sussex County.
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New Jersey's Latest Bear Hunt About to Get Under Way
The six-day hunt starts at sunrise Monday in eight counties.
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Psychiatric Nurse Starts Online Petition to Add Fencing to Pennsylvania Bridge Used for Suicide
A psychiatric nurse has started an online petition asking the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation to add fencing to a bridge that has been used by people who jumped to their deaths.
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‘James Bond Gang' Burglary Ring Members Accept Plea Deals in New Jersey
An original member of a now-defunct New Jersey burglary ring known as the “James Bond Gang” has accepted a plea deal.
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Drought Watch: Central, North Jersey
Precipitation over the last 90 days has been 40 percent below average in the northern parts of the state.
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Amtrak Workers Charged in Overtime Fraud Scheme
Two Amtrak workers have been charged with overbilling the company for more than 900 overtime hours they didn’t work.
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Long-Awaited NJ Transit Station Opens
After years of delays, the new Wesmont New Jersey Transit train station in Wood-Ridge has finally opened. Jen Maxfield reports.
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Disaster Declaration as New Jersey Recovers From Blizzard
Obama issues disaster declaration for parts of New Jersey
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Jefferson Lands $7.5M Grant for Health Improvement Project
Jefferson College of Population Health received a $7.5 million grant Monday that will be used to create a center dedicated to improving the health of people living in and around Johnstown, Pa.
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‘Whiskey Rebellion' Tourism Eyed for Pennsylvania County
Crowds of onlookers filled Bedford’s streets Oct. 19, 1794, as the President of the United States rode into town.
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New Jersey's Extended Black Bear Hunt Coming to an End
New Jersey’s extended bear hunt is finally coming to a close.