‘GONNA SHOOT SCHOOL TMR’: Threatening Graffiti Found In Teaneck MS Bathroom, Principal Says ‘GONNA SHOOT SCHOOL TMR’: Threatening Graffiti Found In Teaneck MS Bathroom, Principal Says ‘GONNA SHOOT SCHOOL TMR’: Threatening Graffiti Found In Teaneck MS Bathroom, Principal Says
‘Gonna Shoot School TMR’: Threatening Graffiti Found In Teaneck MS Bathroom, Principal Says Threatening graffiti was discovered inside a girls’ restroom at Benjamin Franklin Middle School in Teaneck on Friday afternoon, Feb. 13, school officials said in a letter obtained by Daily Voice. The message read, “I GONNA SHOOT SCHOOL TMR,” according to a letter sent to families and staff by Principal Terrence Williams. Law enforcement was notified, and the principal and Chief of Safety consulted with local police to determine next steps, Williams said. School administration and Teaneck Police conducted an initial investigation to evaluate the validity of the message, according to the…
No Threat At Hoboken High School Following Police Investigation No Threat At Hoboken High School Following Police Investigation No Threat At Hoboken High School Following Police Investigation
No Threat At Hoboken High School Following Police Investigation A police investigation determined there was no threat at Hoboken High School Tuesday afternoon, Feb. 10, authorities said. View this post on Instagram All students are undergoing a controlled dismissal and police officers will remain in the area out of an abundance of caution, Hoboken police said. The surrounding roads will reopen shortly, police said.
Germany Issues US Travel Advisory As Immigration Tensions Draw Global Scrutiny Germany Issues US Travel Advisory As Immigration Tensions Draw Global Scrutiny Germany Issues US Travel Advisory As Immigration Tensions Draw Global Scrutiny
Germany Issues US Travel Advisory As Immigration Tensions Draw Global Scrutiny Germany is warning its citizens about traveling to the US as protests and outrage intensify over President Donald Trump's immigration crackdown. In an updated travel advisory, the country's foreign ministry alerted Germans to potential safety issues surrounding demonstrations opposing Immigration and Customs Enforcement. Tensions have risen in Minneapolis throughout January after federal agents shot and killed two 37-year-old US citizens, Renee Good and Alex Pretti. German officials cautioned travelers about "violent clashes with immigration and security authorities." "Check the …
Former Wall Stadium Speedway Manager Arrested After Barricading Herself In Office, Police Say Former Wall Stadium Speedway Manager Arrested After Barricading Herself In Office, Police Say Former Wall Stadium Speedway Manager Arrested After Barricading Herself In Office, Police Say
Former Wall Stadium Speedway Manager Arrested After Barricading Herself In Office, Police Say The former general manager of the Wall Stadium Speedway was arrested Saturday, Jan. 17, after barricading herself inside an office at the facility, police said. Wall Township police responded to the speedway at approximately 9:39 a.m. after receiving a report of a defiant trespasser involving a former tenant and the facility’s new management, authorities said. Police said Emily Krause, 37, of Neptune, was on the property despite being previously advised she was no longer permitted there. Authorities said Krause’s lease at the facility expired on Jan. 15. Sources with direct knowledge …
Army Errors, Disabled Safety System Led To Deadly DCA Midair Collision: Congressional Report Army Errors, Disabled Safety System Led To Deadly DCA Midair Collision: Congressional Report Army Errors, Disabled Safety System Led To Deadly DCA Midair Collision: Congressional Report
Army Errors, Disabled Safety System Led To Deadly DCA Midair Collision: Congressional Report The Army helicopter was flying blind. That’s the conclusion of a congressional investigation into the mid-air collision near Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport that killed 67 people, finding the crash was the result of preventable military mistakes, broken safety systems, and failures that continued even after the tragedy. A 15-page bipartisan report released Monday, Dec. 22, by the House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform’s Subcommittee on Military and Foreign Affairs places direct blame on the US Army for a Jan. 29, 2025, collision between a Black Hawk helicopter and Amer…
Fair Lawn Firefighters Rescue Elderly Man From Burning Home: Officials Fair Lawn Firefighters Rescue Elderly Man From Burning Home: Officials Fair Lawn Firefighters Rescue Elderly Man From Burning Home: Officials
Fair Lawn Firefighters Rescue Elderly Man From Burning Home: Officials Two Fair Lawn firefighters rescued an elderly, non-ambulatory man from a burning home Monday afternoon, Nov. 17, officials said. The Fair Lawn Fire Department was sent to the 300 block of 28th Street around 4:30 p.m. for a report of a house fire, according to a statement from the department, according to a release from Fair Lawn FD's Public Information Officer Douglas Sadowski. When Assistant Fire Chief Mike Salvini and Deputy Fire Chief Marc Palmieri arrived, they reported “a heavy smoke condition” and requested a General Alarm assignment, Sadowski said. Both chiefs went inside the home, …
Teen Killed After Car Crashes Into Parked Truck At 80 MPH In Lower Oxford: PA State Police Teen Killed After Car Crashes Into Parked Truck At 80 MPH In Lower Oxford: PA State Police Teen Killed After Car Crashes Into Parked Truck At 80 MPH In Lower Oxford: PA State Police
Teen Killed After Car Crashes Into Parked Truck At 80 MPH In Lower Oxford: PA State Police A Lancaster woman was killed when her car slammed into a parked construction truck at high speed in Lower Oxford Township, Chester County, Pennsylvania State Police announced on Sunday, Nov. 9. Anya Madison, 19, was traveling eastbound on Baltimore Pike at approximately 80 miles per hour—well above the 45 mph speed limit—when she veered off the roadway near Reedville Road around 11:49 p.m. on Saturday, Nov. 1, according to investigators. Her 2017 Nissan Sentra crossed into the westbound lane and left the road, striking a parked 2015 Kenworth construction vehicle that was about 30 feet off t…
Pickup Truck Crashes Into DOT Work Zone In Central NY: 2 Hospitalized Pickup Truck Crashes Into DOT Work Zone In Central NY: 2 Hospitalized Pickup Truck Crashes Into DOT Work Zone In Central NY: 2 Hospitalized
Pickup Truck Crashes Into DOT Work Zone In Central NY: 2 Hospitalized A pickup truck towing a trailer crashed into a New York State Department of Transportation work zone, injuring a DOT worker and the driver.   The crash happened around 10:43 a.m. on Monday, Nov. 3, on Interstate 88 eastbound in the Chenango County village of Afton, where seven DOT employees were filling potholes along the roadway, New York State Police said. Police said a Dodge 3500 pickup truck towing an enclosed trailer carrying picnic tables struck a DOT attenuator vehicle, a safety truck designed to absorb impact and protect road crews.  The DOT worker operating the atte…
6,500 Without Power After Fierce Windstorm Batters Hudson Valley 6,500 Without Power After Fierce Windstorm Batters Hudson Valley 6,500 Without Power After Fierce Windstorm Batters Hudson Valley
6,500 Without Power After Fierce Windstorm Batters Hudson Valley Thousands of Hudson Valley residents remained without power after a powerful windstorm swept through the region Friday afternoon and night, Oct. 31, 2025, according to Central Hudson. As of 8:45 a.m. Saturday, Nov. 1, approximately 6,500 customers were still without service, with Ulster County reporting 3,505 outages, Greene County 1,685, Dutchess County 479, and Sullivan County 269, utility officials said. “Our crews are in the field assessing damage from yesterday’s windstorm and are working to restore service as safely and efficiently as possible,” said Eric Kiszkiel, Vice President of O…
5 Ulster Correction Officers Faked Injuries, Forged Medical Notes To Collect Pay, State Alleges 5 Ulster Correction Officers Faked Injuries, Forged Medical Notes To Collect Pay, State Alleges 5 Ulster Correction Officers Faked Injuries, Forged Medical Notes To Collect Pay, State Alleges
5 Ulster Correction Officers Faked Injuries, Forged Medical Notes To Collect Pay, State Alleges Five current and former New York State correction officers are accused of falsifying medical documents and pocketing thousands of dollars in unearned sick leave and workers’ compensation benefits. The arrests follow an 18-month investigation into fraudulent leave claims at Ulster and Wallkill Correctional Facilities, according to State Inspector General Lucy Lang’s office. Investigators determined the five officers — Christine Donovan, Jeremy LaChance, Ashli Paulino, Brian Porter, and Anthony Tacti — used forged medical paperwork or falsely claimed injuries to collect benefits they weren’t …
'Flex Lanes' Are Coming To Ease Traffic Jams On I-84 In Danbury 'Flex Lanes' Are Coming To Ease Traffic Jams On I-84 In Danbury 'Flex Lanes' Are Coming To Ease Traffic Jams On I-84 In Danbury
'Flex Lanes' Are Coming To Ease Traffic Jams On I-84 In Danbury The Connecticut Department of Transportation is planning a “flex lane” for Interstate 84 and Route 7 in Danbury to tackle some of the region’s worst traffic. The project would let drivers use the highway shoulder during rush hours. It’s part of a plan to ease congestion and improve mobility in one of the busiest corridors in the state. A video released by the DOT shows how it will work. A green arrow means the shoulder is open to traffic. A red X means it’s closed. A yellow X warns drivers the lane will end soon. The CTDOT has determined that a Flex Lane concept, which uses the median…
Child Hospitalized After Crashing Into Parked Car In Fair Lawn Child Hospitalized After Crashing Into Parked Car In Fair Lawn Child Hospitalized After Crashing Into Parked Car In Fair Lawn
Child Hospitalized After Crashing Into Parked Car In Fair Lawn A child was hospitalized after crashing into the back of a parked vehicle in Fair Lawn on Wednesday night, Sept. 17, authorities said. The crash happened around 10:05 p.m. on Plaza Road, officers on scene tell Kyle Mazza/UNF News for Daily Voice. No serious injuries were reported. The parked car was not in violation, police said. It was not immediately clear what type of device the child was riding or if he was on foot. Daily Voice has reached out to police for more information.